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will flmHhst by try pr op, e:i ■ ■ • •' Imtricl* would
have been •« nearly t-jral in |» ■ r,, «< compact in
territory, and as h> inogi-ii'iux ui r.t rest, as it is possible
to arrranga diatrirta niRatituud id Mieh a large ratio aa
70,000—while the district* a* nmv a:, ..,’d arc nnna
mnl in their thrinati.ui and discor-laut i i .merest, while
their people are aim.entirely 1 tk to each oilier,
lit shot:, every eoii»io.T.itin:i w k -■ ! b ive governed
lha Legislature ill the formate i off . district.-, has been
disregarded and political purp • - ive alone been eon
>U|(..J_and although accord teg t ti.e e-.inteat ot 18-W,
the Whig* had a majority m six - I the lilteen d.stricls,
jt i» apparent from the . r ri out .c.tloi netits ol p:ib
lie opinion that now , they i ' ' <' ir certain district,
and but alight hope if sitcees, in two or three otlu-ra! L
this fair or just? Is it u -t re n r ;i ah neless oxerwse ui
mere brute power, which rv, ry ; tn’a sen.-e id justice
who is not a slave to violent partisan prejudices, will
uneonivocally condemn?.
I'll** bill is now belore the Senate, and an impression
seems to prevail that that body vuli m ike iiujmrtant
changes in the existing arrangeii.,nt -hut, it any shall ,
be made, they will be dictated. I '.no mi . bv a still morn
proscriptive spirit towards the V, b: s. ,,.so(»r as a
representation in Congress, is cu . ",o!, t!i -ugh eoiisti I
uling nearly a nideiy *.l the j-,,- : *: u ot tl, Slate^
will be virtually dislraueliiseil! I ,-b.it is said, that
as tlmoiily certain Whig dlairi ■ is that in w hich \\ m
.smith, of Culpepper, results, I , contemplate
such a modification of tin-plan oi 11' as w ill sc
cure his re election: unless, a , ■ ■; i,• i . asa-rt, another
placets tu be provided f,r that e uleouiu Some Imp, s
are entertained, ! learn, iluti, m h-r the recent instruc
lions of the Legislature, Mi. irc.lu w.ll resign his suit
in the Senate; and m that i vent. Mr. Smith is spoken ol
aa his successor—or, il lie slmuM p-o, contumacious
as lie probably will, the,, lint M 'M.ntli ball have Mr.
Hives’s place, whoso term i-xp't. s u tin- I'll of March.
184.1,_tlm elect ion ot Ins sue, i -.mr e, mug on. aeeord
ing to usage, tu-xl winter. Hot Sielore tliat |ierio.l snail
arrivu, probably. Mr. Hives niav .. i*y his course
aided hr tile new political dtvisi „is an I ,-iinbinnlions
that may arise uul el th, present diCM, w-. state ol I'm
l.ocofoco party. and which, hj next winter will lie
drawn to a head, to recommend him -'ll' to a majority ul
the next Legislature. .Vm* )'irons. It certainly
seentj singular,that, while su, isi- n 's rfi-irtsli.iv' -b en
made to prevent ihe "succibl.-i'. il is‘ ■'died, id Go.
Gilmer, Mr. Iluiwrl anil Mi. limiter, all of whom
are new recruits in the Luct t • i ranks, a vi l, ran in tlm
cause as Mr. Smith is, and mi ■ w-a , Ins eontrioiited so
much to its success, should be itneereotnttiously thrown
overboard, 'i’lial is a li nily Mi nr, hiwuver, w,lo
which I presume not to inter.m- *■»l«*.
it deserves t;i he remarked, in this connection, that
tht party which th is, in ( an cu-1 a*voided* that niatur
ed the District bill f. r Legislative action, is the same
party which, charging tin* Whig majority Long res, at
the* extra session particularly . w oh preparing the business
fur action in that body in Caucus, d.-.i umoed it as a spe
cics of de*patiFin mi l tyranny wIiu’Iy incompatible wit.i
the rights of a d■•lifvrattv" hidv. aal subversive*
nil just principh * oh leg is! a' i. It m.«y well he ashed.
why have they followed si l an example? Is it not
well calculated t 1 sgnst a! •<oh ■•ting minds with these
party sirnggh »t rpivver, when they see* the majority of
to-day adopting ail il* »sc pr.-. , \vou*h, when they
were but yesterday in a 01. ■ ■ . 11 f . s<» unsparingly
condemned? 1 ',,J- I e*oos» c.iin, t *• ■ . >.i.it lx tug ( .mens
nhapod the aeiiosi Cotigre--- an*; -y warned lie- pt-Mpip
that s.tell a Course was pr. _ . i " , e ms. .j ieuee.. latal
to the public liieTi si.s in I d * v. and yet here,
whenever a h r>; • *i ot i tie: it »"• ugh i> r'-j itt *
its interference occurs, :i i i :-i. held to regu
late the action «•» the 1 . ••> • •.>.■ > |i ik. r warn ng
in tin first mstaa was \u !, the pc>pjc li nil.I 1
p uiV’i them tbr i. ^rung ik :o? iv. ■. ; > -u <*.• irtipt and
da lgerous pram;. —it ir ■> .is tv ?, hot vas u-ed merely
as a prcmxl hi thr-cv unjusi .Nun up a the Whig ma
jority ill Cong res?, !.e*ir 11! * • :. np; to the pi -p! • ,
like th..*:c ol the bheoherd’s \ 1 '• ta .- lid he
treated as at least s-j>p!' C, , ir u t < > ria ; fictions
and fa!vc. S t.o, they d. - r .d the One II ur
Rule in t’uiigrev* ns a mi, . •N i t tie- t..
of debate, w! e.i, in t:ui . it -s a mere ' h
and a most judicious i- • . to , licnitim:*
abuse—since c • *i y miii-Nr, u i tlmf rub, has
the right ioape--.' , and .:. or* o'.N omay* compress
an argument up u me. 1' «o:..••••l within that *j e.-ei
time—Imt in the \ . g :*.:i • i~.l:iti!r**, i:» \ do not limit
but cut effa'il dcha- . on the ;o!."p‘ n. ill ipie*; ns,
by a tyrannical res-.rt t-> tin* iN-vimi - (£ ii-stion - and
the* not only prevail disni- - u, hut lh. \ .leuy the privi
lege of proposing amendmeiii 'T mool!. -* mils. to sub
jfHJtS confessedly ul grave l.npo’. v- > l the privileg'
of proposing which N. re can he o-» *u icing as proper .
deliberation orj.nl d< isioti--;<n ! i ! : .-.,e body is
a mere registrar nf opmioiiw, l *. >** d • • . n y a few
t/VW'iifiri. wiios" Ie>. is imj d ‘• y t. !■ \. . tint raid,
and iile. of the pirly , : r w11.*•;i t.. y 11: e l emuahe
** issues,’* at pleasure! S i *h i • < r /.v-ii nry >-. mere
demagogues! Such tin* r.nuoer in -. tie . sport
with public confidence i;i th -o to!• _riyv! S- -h t11>*
contempt they tti.tl *rs111 y hi-t ■ > '■ -r t- intelligence - t
the great mas« of the prop!-', s u 1 ’ •;• ■ •' * d 1 y < •
spise in their heartv. in • x.i •! pn pn ■ » • » their j r. ten
ded devotion to t!e-:r inter - 1 Tin- . pi have in nil
ages and countries u;.i .rtui • !. - '•imt s
pretenders to a m *r»-1 i i e .si. • : ? cr> >-i I t tiu-ir
rights—thrsie “l’hil .v-jilc r- H i.nan iSiec, as
the Krenoh terrorist* si\ i -d tie •: v . w .--: 11:• I 1 have yet
to learn a single instance in wi-.i.-h lin y did r.«*t, s omcr
or later* whenever op;> Tiun.ity ' iNrei!, become opines
tors and scourges of the r*. 11.it ■»•!«'. and rivd l!io cha ns
which they v ere ple h ed t- :• ' .
But t<» return from tliis digr< »:i. It may !>«• «ud
that the Caucus plan of a, j> »rii -rnent was necessarily
binding on t!m majority, anil that it <!"'.*• not conclusively
follow from its pa rent age that ; h!i.-ni insults only were
imod at in its hurnatiun. I’m to tliis l have a conrlo
iiivo reply, furnished t*» n,r hy memberj of ••the party.”
Col. Hopkins, in nil early sta-; oi ‘he »l:s* u*sion, had
presented a projvl by which the a sereda r‘*y in tuis.
(the Richmond district) vvn< - - red to tb Whig**—
this was voted down, and w In n ’in- < Min-i,-’ plan, as a
mended hy the antu union of (ionehl.tml to it, was
brought forward, the Colonel, although admitting that
his preference for his own scheme was unchanged, de
clared that all resistance to the new arrangement, either
from himself or others, would lie unavailing. *• IT IS
DECREED,” he emphatically repeated, more than
once, hy an inexorable majority. And so tin* result pre
yed. And, by the way, .lohn M. Betts, in my opinion
is honored by tlio fact. If lie were an ordinary man,
bis ejection fs»m Congri ss would .not be an object so dear
to his political opponents. It isbccausn his keen scytne
<9r has bien/e//, am! he is feared, that. in the per
foruisuceof a high constitutional duty, his minolution
seems to be the primary object It confers on him at once
an enviable celebrity, and will secure bis l|*'.,.rc elevation
when jiister views 1m enue prevalent, as lb-y must do
before the jifp>o of in.my years —lor, 1 take it lor granted,
that, wedded ai thu no;jnr»iv ot the people now
stem to bo to pertain political watchwords, by ad
hcring to which they hav'* be< :i burled from a condi
tion of unprecedented prosperity, and plunged into an
abyss of distress which has no parallel in our annals, ex
cept when an Embargo ,»r a War had cl »*rd our ports
and cutoff our trad t—Isay 1 take it f <r granted, the ,
people will not always, in their attachnn i.t to more par- ,
AJ names, crn-Hiit te be ground to powder between t lie
, p|* T and tho wilier m.11 atom.'* Luhtical piejudi t
aud bigotry are among tin- im r ,.f human \. «
sions, but long protracted with ..i. at length unseal
the blind eyes, *nd pave the w «\ . uroduetion ami
l*‘nnaneut establishment of * .» b-a <<t g- v* ru
meat,— But it is not alone mi i, atom ot Col.
Hopkins, that the thing v. .* decid'd, , betng dee reed,
was unchangeable, that » . Iy f.r n ver, git Mar
tin ot'.Marshall, one el the m* si d.-ei.. uty men m th®
llnus.*, when railed upon to vuie,de- . »l that In-should
op|xi-.i the hill, because be did n -t c here to xerry
mander thu Slate, as hud l»un gin:; v done iy tho
Caucus plan, litre are ‘.In ■ .less ^ and a ku wl
edgment of prominent na • fib.el.ee !' ,..■ ,y —
to w Inch there has been no (Vhut m . r out ol tin 11■ • •
If the minority only complain t murmurs might be
ascribed to party feeling; but wl. a uSmg m».ub«i> i t
the major.IV confess tliein; xticet! i li.ut been done, and
one of them indicates Ins s that injustice
by votin'* against Ins ft lends, 11.. eauuot but In
lieve that the complaints *’j . , \\ well founded.
Chiming in, however, with ••the pa ..oof the hour,”
it may lie that they will * .-lion w 1 the Legislature
hasdone. No on® ran, ini- 1, I nr,!! pc otherwise,
who has any knowledge of t.n i with which a
party may be induced to e . i.«i . . . again ■ i t'**
injustice of w hich tlieju 1 . ui •■!• a i ■ nUr.-t which
it is eomp**sed, it letl lo il
gtinetively revolt.
No other subject of much >■ 1 i.up 'rtanc*-ha*, hem
acted on in the lions*'si.ice the gi of the \ p a
tiomnent Bill I hot *h wo l • ;! c
day, w hen tin* hill proposing to l..!.e tie- sense of tin*
people, as to the expediency of the .1 »f a Si lie (' *ii
volition f-r tin’ purpose of nntrndii > the constitution
came itp, on its 8fN50®d readio *. Mi. 5 omuls, *-l Mali
lax, ealb'd for the ayes and n -• o' lx • > • rather
i.iitofilie ordinary emirs*-, as 11 - * L-i *pn-'»ti"U, by a
.sort of cummin law , is gone. . upon t. *- third ri adm
b‘d to K.nnc excitement among the \\ t .ininemb* m. Mi
K., however, finally witlul'* . ios *•.»!!. ami the lull v. i •
permitted to progress. - it n *t It tin- pres* *.t
embarrassed pecuniary * .i n * t th*' treasury,
and of the country, 1 di i deem it w ise p hey
to juserde t »their *1 - nan Is; i laboring as they c -»
aider til-mselves, utider Seii-ms gi ievanca-s, ;ni an
mainly out of the mr.pialily of irpr- . mail m. the fe. .mg
envendered i»y that hela-l might imt-dy intL»■ n*-.i,
if, under ordinary cironunsiama s, a. y wer*- rn.lny .
;ull.-il in an application merely i t tain tho wishes ol
the people ill reference to a eliatm* 1 - State rmiatitn
non and the result might, perhaps, he aiioth.-i !L ale
j j ,n | oflair -some “(iovern* i 1 >orr” from '< - yoml the
Hlur Ki<Lrm:irclii«rr ti» U n*!. limit r ail.’, in
K-riSnd “TfPvpulit vox UuL i ®e "r ' \,d !"'
art*!»ivc*s, :uul lo inslal limi.n ll, jn r l<rpp, iu tfi*- l‘A **i
live Chair. Tlie l-'.inpiiir1 'Id. in srrur mi r'.nt.
(amis' would “the Dcmi.cri . ) I" in anmrlhing id' a
p lieami in. Ion •'< I leave 110 lief in mt cumpnai.
II..a. I had iaiin I ;av them 1 1 alii rnitive 11
..nr-Gov. Dorr” at li mu . mking out from I i
"illiisirioii# predee, ssor” in il i Idaud. \ 'diaplrt
might ho writ ton, by tho wa ! 'ho ••l.nrru'lt otic
1111 r-.-roiK'i's hot wet il tho North a..d too .'iiitliem
wings i,f tho I, io.'I'.ioo ".i .- in the ptavimwl
oeeurroiiee ill Virginia, "i oiilto i : > Stale this vale »t
i!i.- I'.i i no ns political line, a sta »g <*iu
which existed in Kind' I nd (ih > ' - I" the //■giro'
!„■ • i‘: in: l. li I In c, but. (US SO I .V ' '' 1 ■ *" *
uiiier connection.) “thisisnoL tin fun , n >r tin e n..iuU.”
I pri inline lie lull will tail.
V i a nuting far •« vv it 8 is "■ 1 ve ilerday, •> r I n u
tn till! null' ot'a neweoiuUv. pr.iit.wnl to !•« I"r:m I in
the Northwestern pail of the " \ bill l..r ihl • pat
„ rt as . name I by the H ms f I Vale urn last w
bat n "in. ■ the now comity I ”< ' •"
ti,.. I , v.of.." . hi g Its ot th> s ■ .e'trd " 0
the h.H ea.ii" up f' ’lorday. M- ■ ’ ni Mailwoo. (I••
proposed t! m.ne the in a '• Utrlumr i
said, as there If! been two g' a of that initii".
Philip, a I. ie u an I Ja m •, a \\ "i hi vote
n, w’ith a mental v.'larger.■ o.edi . "un fivorite.
„ .body i I d m’t km> ovii«0 t! - wed llio m
nil,and, aa (1 ting po'd th«t the ria no
i /1,1,-bnw, tlie illnstri.e "idgc and ites.,.;in V as. hv
a large uni >rily of those who w .r-di . - I him wlule liv.
j„ !■ < a int . the shad ■ by that I a itlenn • ■' '■ "•
part il mi lies parlistiuxeal md ta.'l.ha .. ■ vlmlevr r
losuch an Imuar. I o' '■■ * l’1 • r ■ - uth.
is heller than a dead lion . ami truly it would no to.
Til dug ah -il nets c ' t■■ ■ • nmitu to wh eh
...,! i|ecl had hoi'll referred, lias i ported in fimr
county, t. bn con end of the I wer
,ml of I'ainp'ioll, the upper or.I of Ituckini.liaio
n, l ; «u Kaluard. a" 1 • 01 1 bar
I . l'|,e hill provid ■ 1 ral 1 be a c unty
fur all purpose save /’or . Irrtii m, " . 1 at in 'h ellons^
eael. of tlie sundered fragnr. at, is to ei o.tsit dors imw,
with the parent county. Opposed n • 1 am to the forma
lion . f iff comity itaell as w holly c I t.»r by pn die
rniivi’nieiice. I shall Ire still in or. "pp -.toil ; lie- loa
loro «if the bill should hr inifli:.n • ol. It is t" Ih a new
enmity, lot il he so for U.'i p rp.f . ;h 1 n- th
ins in | ri li Uing.il the , • ii mi rs so. r ed iu th (
jeot, il will mil he long, w lien ih" CM'dise ol circling
new huddling-, shall he add. d . th" ither d"anair.l- Upon
tliem. in llu-.v* limes of perimuiry sere, bet ire '.Vo
will wish they Imd “let Wi ll • ■ ".:u al-'tic.” Mown
er this is iheir business, ami not ion. I should voir a
the application, t ven if 1 an lividu lly in
v ,r ,,| it, inasiuucli as 1 bar ( nnd n ' to mbs of my
,.,„Riitu ni r, ii polled on the sol cut, . uld > in tru u
iw\
The committee nfpr posit «t > a n cd tn rep rt a
hill extending the corporate limit-- "I I vnehlmrg. I re
■ ret Ileal the preeise limits proposed I" ■« included were
ml delinrd in Hu' pciium.; -u « <.. *
,<,.,11 prnp.se, if the bill pi that tin.nmissioners in
o appointed bv the Host . - rtslmll banun residents
,fll,0 town, and entirely . ■ sirs • »» order tnen
mre equal and exact justice t. ill parlies now residing
,v,ih ,m the limits. When the bill coirn j up befinw the
[11iiisi*• ih** count* Miu'rHorinl «s util as the P'* ‘'w*i»
itmll he read, in orderthat tin Huusn may have the
•„llv and fairly bcl'i re it. M, ■ w i opinion is dm idndly
n favor of the extension, though it were otherwisi I
ihuuiu got feel myself at liberty, backed as the petiti.iti
a hv so large a majority of the citizens, to refust to give
t toy stiff°rt. Aiming the signers to the counter-me.
norial l recognize the namr s of many warm friends w ill.
w hom this oourse will throw n,n in collision; hut Ikiw
.vi r much I may regret it, I cannot falter in the dir
•liarge of what I conceive t > be toy duty.
S,,ine notoriety having been given to lim prnpositii it
mine time since snbmilted by me. to enlarge the issue of
•small Notes by the Banks, fete., as a measure of relief, n
may net perlmpsho unimportant to remark that I have
never attributed it to ativ very magical power in that p
spent. The only mode in which it ■ LI confer relief
would be tin presumed cap’ ity of the Hanks somewhat
to enlarge their circtilal , and as, according to the esti
mate ,,f Mr. Erlf-t - in Ills speech against the
Stay Law, tho r .traction of one million of dol
lars in the eirc n is followed by a fall of
sixty-six millions of lollars in tiro value of tiro
property of the State, me adJition of even a few
hundred thousand dollars to the circulating medium
would acid immensely to'the prosperity of its citizens.
-Vtall events, the proposition, if it would not have been
v(.rv riScient in its remedial effects, would certainly
have been very harmless—itself a strong recommenda
,j„u in this Age of (Quackery. But the Kn<imrer, which
ridicules my proposition, puts t .rth otic ot r.a own—and
*l * ‘ N\ uulii the Lug i slat st* givi efj'ictsi.l
rt lt'l to the Hanks of lo the Pooplc, they tuutl rntsr tl •
*\vs tin* I uquirrr. Now, lor my pait, I admit
i.r mvi i\ d raising ilie taxes, but I exceedingly re
«lrl 'i,Jt uecc * i\ exists. Hut how It will ** rf*
hrt'r the fnvf'lf, | e«nless I am at a Ions to comprehend*
I can not conceive how a man is to U* "rdifi’fif’ by
P i\mg ten dullats instead ol five. Tim Enquirer will
'Toi-cNe the n.embers ol the legislature, I am sure, of
a \a>t weight- ol responsibility, if it will explain the
pbilosopl \ ol the thing — tor it the people can be relief
«.1 hy s » simple a process as “ra'ising the taxis,” w o
liave only l » make them high enough, 1 suppose, to ban
idi all pecuniary distress Item the land!
I be N itioiul Intelligencer, ol this morning, slates
tin! i!*r w 1’ietary ot the Treasury hta addreqaed s let*
ter t » l ougress, stating, that “ w ith an authority to is
sue treasury \ u s, to such amount, ol those now cut
'lauding, as may he presented lor redemption, and esti
mating the appropriations by Congress to corrcs|*ind
w »i the estimates troin the Executive departments*
tin r will lu* no ili ftcienry hi the revenue for the current
war, hut, on the contrary, a balance ot nearly $100,000
"ii the 1st ot January next. “Hut, (says the lulclligen
;ls the appropriations lor tlm Navy expenditures
;t! i. , in llir hill which lias passed the I louse ot liepre
' •ntativcs, and is now before the Senate, fall short hy
between two mid three millions of dollars, uf the esti
m il- «, that amount o| reduction tuny In* added to the es
1 l,,'d ' .tl iiicc in ili** Treasury on the Int ot January
in \t, swi iling it t.» nearly thus* millions of dollars.” In
that event ueiihrra moditiealiouu ot ibu tariff, nor an
I Alia Srssi >u ot ( ongress, will bo noocs.irv
Si is W rigtu lias been r«* elected I S. Senator, hy
the New Yoik I a gislaluru, for six years, from the 4th
"1 Mari li next, when ins present term of service will ex
pi re.
I be shock cl an earthquake, wliieli was fell here last
\\ i dm day, is mentioned in the Washington and Hal
tmioio paper* alas. It was vrrv slight.
’ * NY" an* authorized to announce ( apt JAMES
M l I .EM ENT, a candidate to lepn sem the county ol
I'liUylvun mii the next I Ioiikq of Delegates.
WHIU M EE'I INC IN AMMEKST.
\ t a nil c!ingot a portion •»! the \\ lug* ol the county of
\inlii r-i. to Id at Pedlar Mills, on Saturday. the I I ih ot
I »limary . I Id, on mot o •, ( apt. Tim. N Eubank was
. mIIc.I to ili.* ( hair,and Jo It Ellis, appointed Secretary.
I'Im object ol the meeting having been explained,
the lolb-w ung pr< niiibb and resolutions, were otic red hy
•I i" I . I*.llis, Esq., and uunmiiioiislv adoptid:
YY heieas, the time having nearly arrived, when it
will dev dve upon lis to east our siithagcs upon one
I whose July it will ue to rcprcHcut us lit the next l,e
gislaturi • and as umiy ol aetiuii is necessary to erasure
'•uccc's and cateu vnl-iv again to j erdi up m the banner
• Mho p ity , with which we air identified, Therefore,
lirs Irrrf, 'That a committee of composed
d NY inn Vo'ers from the Pedlar Mills Precinct, he and
are I i i. '*y iipjMiinted. lo meet al their Court Mouse on
the did -Monday in Eebruary, (that being court day,) to
interchange views and confer with other portions ot
ti" c-'uuty , ii a general meeting projxjsed is be held at
licit linn , ' nominate a ( undulate to represent us, m
tiif* liex i 11 t. ■ ol I )elegates.
li' snlrn!. That the blank in tho Ion going resolution,
tilled with the following names, to wit; M. E.
lu rry, li. Yv Mi,-mu. Jnu. E. Ellis,('ol. Jno IV Davis,
I tpt A H I arks, Jno M Parks, Capt. E. YV. iVIoi
.1 : ■■ h K I'd I is, Kobe r t N . Ellis, Dr. I. II. (iilbei t,
I) Howeti, Col. Jno. Pryor, ( . ( arter, M M. Parks,
N Shumaker, Jim. S. Eubank. Jo. E. Eubank, Jauns
< 'ili'im, (no I Pleasants, Win. Koaeli, Peter Ituek
'•. f »• ■ • Y bmbanlv, .1 ts. | h |{. ('arter, YY’m. M I 'inks,
P P I •rnton, J. I I imnitoii, It. P. Aluriss, Dr. S.
!• Campbell, P. E. Waugh, Thu. E. Waugh, E.
Wortham, Esq., (* \Y Parks, ( apt. Ch. E. Davis,
< ;-pt..la >es Mavis. N. C. I)aws-<n, YY tilling Davies,
James 15 Davis, E. Davis, ( ol. Win. Armislead, It.
' *•:•, (. a,u. \Y ihs It ocker, Jno. E YY ingl'n ld, YY’in
Dive, .1 d. Hurwell, ( Itiuss, W m. S. Thornton,
I* I. YY a ■ :i, Hudson Magann. P. Mitchell, It. Herry,
dailies Elio mu., M. |) Tinsley, Dr. D. Pa Meson, w III.
Ml I Ian.e I. S Rucker, Col. Peter -I ( arter, K
YYatis Win. !l Kueker, Tim. M. Pryor, Jno. Pryor,
J; . Kieii'-! i batik, Win E. J. Eubank, YY'iImoii
Dempsey, p. T iiininhid, Sr., J. E. YY harl-.n, A. A.
Hiow n, (tw . i S-iiitier, A. Jackson Hurks, l.m, 'Tank
1 i 'V, YY I ’ ' ■' . (•• •». YV. I )nne*in, J ii". M. Eubank,
bi»| Howies. IK v. I (iiilaspie, M. N. Daws-m, Plea
•|» Ma.>.uiii, James Ilia s,(S. E.)Capl. (ieo. YV. Hay,
-I *seph Marnier, (ieo. YY’. Taylor, Jim. lloson, II
! tankIm, (• • ■ •. 15uri,.. Ji . (». ( Eafree, Kerry Hryant,
1 ' "b N'M'kolls. (*fn \Y . Nuckolls, \. (illll llll, JaillCM
‘•l«rm, J din Hruw n, Jr , Hudson Mirks ami Samuel
I )avi«.
H al, Thafth" chairman, bo appointed a mem
her I f sui ! eullllllit fee.
I • '11\| I.Tint the proceedings of this meeting he
■ Micd l v tin chairman aid secretary, and that the edt
•->rs of tin* Lynchburg Y irguuan, ami Hcpublieau, l»»* re
'peeitnllv n quested to publish them in their respective
papers.
Do motion the meeting adjourned.
TIKE N. EI HANK, chin’n.
Jo. U. Ei.i.h, Sec’y.
< IIARLOCTE,
At a n>e*img of a portion of the Whig party of the
<■ >j1111* y ul ( liarMte, at tho Court I louse ot sud county,
Monday tie 6th ol I \ b’y, 18 Id, lie* same being court
\; Col. ( lenient ( a rung toil was called to tho Chair,
•■“•d I )oet. Joel Watkins a planted Secretary.
Hi.siilreU, That Henry Clay deserves and ought to
11 • i »'a- ihe support ot the Whigs of tin* I nitod States as
lie *r Candidat*• at the next Presidential election, and that
J- ■ j'h 11 Wilson, John lloukvr, John \\ . Games,
I h• nil F Watkins, Wood Botildiu, James Garden,
X<e|.ariah Bug g, Jus. Franklin, ( laihortre Barksdale,
II* ei v F.dhimuds, jr , \\ m.C ( arrmg'on,rind George W.
t a!i.*:ilists are appointed delegates to attend a Convention
l » lie hidden in Richmond on the grid ;n*t., also, that
1C'hard II Color, F.s j.,he requested to re present the
W higsol this county as a delegate in the said Coitvmi
lion.
HcS 'lvcd, T! • at W \att Cardwrdl is riorrnnnted hy this
on etn ; as the most suitable candidate lor this Senatorial
district.
Hrvdvtl, That though this meeting decidedly prefers
Mr ( nrdwcll as the candidate for this Senatorial district
] t t I cing disposed to unite n|miii the person whose
el.um.-i inny he esteemed strongest, hy a convention rep
reuniting .ill the count tea of the district, do appoint lien
i; Carrington, Joel Watkins, Richard W Games,,Nam
'■» I I) M rtoii, Jos. 11 Wilson, Thomas Flournoy ,Tliom*
as F.. W i lkins, and Win. ('. Carrington, delegate* to
in attend any convention that may he. held on the subject
at Prince I Iward Court House or elsewhere in the dis
trict, or any day that may be agreed eu.
Iiraulve.il, That W m. T. Scott he nominated by this
meeting as the most suitable candidate to n present this
county ;n the next Legishture of Virginia.
Hr:t!vcd, 'Ph.it therhairnian of this meeting he added
to the number ol delegates appointed to represent the
Whigs ol this county in the Convention to hi* hidden in
Richmond on iheV-id inst.
Heau!red, 'That the proceedings of this meeting ho
published mi the Richmond W hig, the Petersburg Intel
! ligeneer, and the Lynchburg Virginian.
( I.KM. CARRINGTON, Chairman.
Joel Watkins, See’if
W ASHINGTON’S lilKTII DAV.
An Oration will Imi pronounced by Major .(aim s Gar
land, on Wednesday, the 22d Feby. insl., at IhcMclho
tlisl I’roti slant Church.
Tiiein,. will format 10 o’clock, A. M. in the follow
ing order, in fioi,: of the 2nd 1’rcslij trriun Clmrch, its
li ft extending up Mato Street.
1st. Mechanic Artillery, CapG AAtn.A- lalbot.
2nd. Hand of Music.
Mrd. Chaplain and Orator.
till. Lynchburg Light Infantry, ('apt. P.R. Lyman,
fitli. Catholic Temperance Association,
full. A ' itlis’ Temperance Society.
7tii. Washington Union Temperance, Society.
Stli. Mechanics’ Temperance Society.
9th. Citizens and Strangers.
( apt. Thomas A. Holcombe, w ill act as Marshall in
Chief, assisted by Gen. Rude*, Cols. Turner and
Hrowh.and M.ajur Langhurnc, all of whom will appear
mounted.
After the line is firmed il will counterinarrh on its
, gruiind, and pass up Main Street to Coeko Street, up
(uukc Sinmt Uj Third Smei.dowu Third *• tl»# |
Methodim Prou-atam ( l»ui
Altri the con moult m m ihr Church urn ovrr, the line f
v* ill again lorm a* before, and prot»«*d .1. w o Third Street J
to Sixth Alley, down Sixth Alley to Mon Stieel, tip
j Main Sin cl to the Market, when* the Military ( out pa
meii w ill hr taken charge of hy their roHpeetivo < •iiiinaii
! der**, and the remainder ol the lino will ho diamn-o'd. I
At the ( hurch tho right or South door, will In* ruler
ed hy the Artillery, the loll door hv the lullin'.rv, the
six centre pew*, m the flout, right and lel\, w i l bo re
aerved tor the Military, the remainder of the ••outre
p«wa ami the gallery, will lie occupied hy ilio Trnpu
ranee AhsocintionM.
t ho wall |8'\V8 will ho roxorvod for the l.adioa
l h«‘ following gotillouifln aio reijnesled to wu»nd at
tin* C liuirh, and carry the above arrangement in t »• lied.
Mensr* Pclog Seahuiy, tir- igo Prronal, Sr., John S.
Bhtir and David P R«x *
Ollll't Utl,
IVparlnl 'hit, lilt*, on the Jlsl .laniiurv, ut Tltntnaa
Wrigllt’*. F.n.|„ lluckiugham comity, joins M. Kn
« iiiun, i .N,| , ni Tayliir*viilc, kcmucky
A'he I.iniinviIIv Journiil will pit am-eepy,
! Ili'new ui ill.) I,y iii’Ii :tMrg llurltvii,
i
I comu CTk.il II la kl l uv
llolcoinhc A (Mi l.
I'oumii »i»nm , th rill n u In.
F.itrcmo prices ol'passi ilT.il, accv (olil) JO lo 8 dll
1 Interior In I oiioiiiui, (olil) .! .'.i lo I ‘4.7 '
; Collllllol! lo tiooil. (olil) 4 .'ill lo (i (HI
i lioud to Fine (olil) Cl (III to 8 (Mr
Lutf* ("I'D U lo v1 7.7 1
! New l.eul prrte.l anil luoao ii •.'•> lo .7 .711
New l.ugs l '.III |„ v> o,7
\\ e I.oliee no change m tliu pricey ol lol.neiNi. An'
{ olil erop noIiI 111in w cck, conaisling ol *Jil hick at L'* iiv
eiaoe, lugs, pnasctl ami rcl'usiil, I. al all iiielinle.l. The
J ileinaml IN brisk lor all ipialilics. especially lot ilieohl.
W o helieve a line eroii ol i ( it on hi a verage ^, 1 ho now
IrontiimoN very inlenoi I hl.,1 ol il his noIiI at \h liil '
amI I al jo(. I hr 1.11om nl the uieallesl ipiahlk sell al
i- - o' Heller Horn $ J .7(1 toil Inh tmr Leal
; lo 4 Heller ipialilit N al .i to .7) ami (.. *1 lie ipiallli
■ ly coming in in very small ami ml. nor.
! Flour, pei hhl very ilull ii \\7 to .'I .711
Wheni, (per‘mallei,) n do m o f,r»
Fork ii o,7 lo II (HI
I Corn, (per barrel,) nil in o or,
! Corn meal (i |o to (l ,7H ;
; New Hats ill, .| f,(l |,. ,7 r H r
J (lata, (per huslirl) II lo (I ’JS j
Wliwhey, (by wholesale) II "8 iu |) yn
' Iron, (per ion,l I mouths 7.7 (III in 80 <Hi
I Salt, (per dark) o ,| y (ll o r.n
! Clover Neetl, (per InuhcDby wlmleanlr il ,70 i,, O On
llemp, (pi r tout Ivjft 00 m I III 00 j
i Fla* Necil, ilull at O 7,7 m O Oil j
I'liiNter (per loll) 7 00 lo ^ ,70 !
I'reighl^lown Ibe Hiver par |0U 0 0.7 to 0 On1
110 I j> tile lliver pel 100 II 0.7 t, 0 III.
| - -
IIIC II MON I) Nl (Klki, | >, Fnbruary ■.
FLO I II — Hnl lit ilc change 10 Country. Some Nales I
a. low as $!i ,70ab ti'Jj, hut bulii. , It) slore are firm al i
■VI 7,"'. City Mills n belli 11 minally al $ 1, though I
, something less nnlllil he taken,
j Will. A I llrings 1.. 111 Ol I I > Ml) eenls per busliel
riei’orcliiig to ipiality, prime wuulil bring mure
A 11!{ N Is in ile ms ml a I 1 ft .. 1 eenls per bushel
l.ast cargo mien el' While ill I, 1 nails.
OA 1 S—ii.l eenls per busliel limn wagons anil ile
pot.
I OIIA( ( O llecripla small, without material j
change. We ipinb* new hi ■ . A'ii '( leal, n.uuu,
.'laiij; miilillmg-la D ; g,,i il IJ.,. , line .ija? j Mil lilt’s
'21aii; leal, isnnninn. bill; miihlhng |‘t |( gneil.
■ ijat'i; line (ijalO, as ill ipmlili the l.allei k very,
scarce.
HI(\N0\ (tharil. Dopey 1 ('., 41 7.7; \ Soin
nelii'.|l lllio 11 ,t0; ImiUili.m 1 a 'Js riiih., Virginia
Apple, .’..7 hi 77. sean 1 , N.-rtlo* Apple illla. I'eaeli I
1 ilull al 7;>e a $1 ,1 b Fries 11 ,,ninai. I .upiuis aliuosi
j unsaleable.
1(1 M New I'inglaii.l, in hit! 1 '(.7 .sails Scarce.
W 11I 'Ms I', \ We pilule llluls SSI a nil 1,1,1 .., 1 euu
Very ilull.
FID >\ IMOS'S Hieos Cily cure,I 1 • a 7 eenls,
ilrniaii.! light. Western 01 ,7.id. I’niiK.jli Ltltn,
j'»7 '•' o>’■
111 i I I K— Meeiilain 11,ill, 1, nli.Ietalu , a Isijr
lilf fill • ': I I 11 .*» els ho 1 ,11. \ 1 , 1
1 <DI IDS I. il a Ii 01 ill* ni r. I... Via 1 , lie in
j market.
1 ^ 1 I I.I T > i ( ati|i’ mi I lc lie*it. i i mi $ ! ! 1 5 arc
tlic general price Mutton TIi-tc is gierit s irutioii
i in tliii oualii y; imlilfireMl sheep l», nig only lino $| g5
io,l| vvmle the/Invr gualitic* bring from lh..t to $.1
prr In-ail. Pork $1 to I 50 out lie I; ol.
i < Ol'I'KK llin 8 a Pie; St I l.miiiigo 5 j a' t.a
gnira 8 aP; old Java P] a 10, I. ml Mile* al nnef *u vi/.
. 100 bag* in vv crop Itio, at P)nP , 100 b.ur* old i i at
j 8aS*.
I K \ * finpi rial and Ltmmwdcr 55 ets. a $1 „5 per
i Hi.; Blat k m (30 <
Nl (» \ ItS New < > 1n' i a li alii, |'.,rUi Uico 5| a
1 7 i: Si. Croix 7 1 a Pi. I I s.if . at nuetion, viz; 25
i hints. Aiiarajm* al 5L»G}; .<0rln do at 5£a5 58 do
! do :• I 5 3Sa5); 20 d • do at .t p.
MI'I.ASM’.M—Triiii.M 17nI'i I'. ItIH n 2*^; I
N (Mli him 22 to 22 4 cents. I ..Hi sail* al auction of
of 20 1: da A Ha kit pa*« at 252 cent*.
FLAXSKKI). ‘Or.
(Ml, Winter sperm 80c; fall sperm 75a80; whale
| He; bleached do liMe; Tannor’* $12).
( OA I.— 12 a IP a 22 el*, per bushel.
COP ION -7 a 8 eh. r, r lb.
( OITON YARN'S Mn Inn aid and Man-better
| ( Factory Prices.)*No*. 4.5 ami 0, |H; i. 8 and p, |p; |ttf
ill and 12,20; loaiid 14. 22 cents; 15 and 1G, 2 I/,
j 21: IH, 25; |p, 27; and 20. *.'7 cents.
( ANDLLS —Tallow lit a 12; Hperiu 23 a 25;—
I lull's P.'ileut IP a IPj et-u per lb.
IT. ATI I Kits — 25 a 30 et*# per lb. fur live geese.
I FISI | —Mackerel, No. 3, $51. Herrings No I cut
herrings, North Carolina, .{ > 75a4; no Potomac in mar
ket. Shad—$0* prr hid.
(•IN—American 25 cent* ; Holland $1 15 a $1 pn
gallon.
I III)F.S—- tireeii 5 cts. prr Ih.; Spanish 13* pi.
I MON -Pig. $ 2,» io $30; Swede* $P5a|00 jtrr ton. 1
F.mjlish 85 to ‘Ml, 1’redeg.ir, ( Hichmuiid inanulartory,)
PO; I p t otinlry bar ,Aj 5 a $NI.
Id MK—Sales of Tliomaston at P5e.
PLASTKR—On tin. Ilasm ban.. $1 50, from wharf
IT
CLOY FJtSKKI) $11 a t i per bushel, retail.
SAIT—Sales m AI 75 to 80 per sick, G month*.—
Fair supply in market.
SOAP—For brown 4 a Pets, per lb.; white and vari
rgated 12 a 14.
STKKL—American blistered $135 to 110 per ton.
SI |OX—0 cents wholesale.
FRKILUTS.
'i*o London 27* Gd; to Liverpool 25a.
Continental |>orts direct, 55s, and to Cowes and or
dors, 35s.
New York—Flour, per hid.,25 els. Coal. P! ets.
per bushel. Tobacco, $2J per lihd., boxes 20 els.
kegs 25 clh.
Philadelphia—Fh nr. very little going. Tobacco,
$21 per lihd; 20 ets. fot boxes, 25 for keg*—none
going. Coal til ets. per hush., Richmond tnea
sure.
On the Canal—To Lynchburg and intermediate !
places, 10 ets. per 100 lbs.
KXCIIANLK.
Foreign: On London, Inst sale at GaPJ percent, prem.
i N. York drafts sal prem. Maltimorc ilrafis ,*1 prem.
Philadelphia do ial prem. North Carolina I dis. \
Sooth Carolina I Hi*. W heeling 2) din.
[Treasury Notes i prem. Tennessee 5 uia.
Alabama 25 db. Specie » prem
TOM NI.H OKLEANS,
TIIK New ami superior Bnr<|ue, PAR
Till AN, Capt. G. \V. Allen, will sail
from Richmond for New Orleans, about ■
_1st of March.—For freights or jnasajre, I
haying tine accomodation, app'y to
LUDLAM, PRESTON & Co. |
RichinonH. Va., F1 cb. i'J 4t if
lotlre<
r III IK LANGHORNE MILLS are a.'ill carried on ,
Ml m the name of Langhorne Sc Stcploc.— \>c shall i
cotitinuo to pay the highest market price fur Wliout.
II. s. langhorne.
1'AVllXTE,
Aug. 15 ' ‘ ^ • (
bl^-U yi it Ut« Csbiiv!/ ii-JO. |
.VitKHftM fiii.rl/tlr of
\\ A »< It - II O I ft 44 4* I, o T II .
11^ nu liii cl |he pore* ol ilit- Cloth nre Jell open
mW aabtiiorv, by which il»• ■ instiiisiblo pcr*«|»ir:i11«jii ran
IrtH'ly email**; an.) at ll.r same Uum it is loudered // ater
proy/ fur all practical purpose*. Tim process is bull, I
titnple ami cheap. It ih adapted to every trade and or
Bu put ion. III vvliuli (’loth ofany description is or can be
used. 1 loth having passed through tins process ih for
ever ultwr Oulu limn Alildnr ami I frmin. Sail nud
Awning makers, I hit era, Hoot and Shoe maker*. I m
lirella makers, A loih maim fur I urns, and all others whoso
Interest it is, am t< • pt-ctiully invited to this subject.
Itnihtsfor Side far any part of the I 'mini States l,y */i«
I’rnpuetur, at Inn residence, .Vo. lilll vVVuunu
Street, J\eit* lorA, at lit r Jvr ( Ush or in e a
change far propci ly, n nl1 r personal.
Alan, lor Sale, an » isy , cheap, ami simple proei ss, f.r
rcmlcnng ( alien 1'iials I ant, ibe liade is mvlied to n.
Also, for sale, the • ( ream ol Ivirili,” a sure and sate
remedy lor Mould on l.ittdni and lurs, of all desenp
lions. I Kink an I I lame makers. Hoot nod Siioo
Dealers, Kc. will do w< II to consider ol ii These rem
edits tin all Very simple and cheap*. (hit* Thousand
yards of ( loth leay he tendered \\ alcr proofit nil ex
| tens# id (hi i Ihitlur, \\ her pnsd Tlamul yvurn next
lo the skin in .. preventive and ( are lor (tin Mhcti
nialisin. Tin lolloyy mg ,s an extract td a Koport mi the
subiect, from a Cummiltse of the ('mnuioii ( mi..ml.
“The Committee mi Arts, .Sciences and School*, to
w bom w as referred' dm petmmi of |\ II IVltnt, asking
tor ii etiusidi'inhon h r an inv(*ntioii which the Tilitiuner
claims as Ins, remit ring ( lo'th ol cv cry doscnptmri \\ a
ter proof, beg b a vc lo
IT |m»ii: that they examined several pieces of ( loth
which tiny tested, anil lotind the same impervious to
water, ex i pt limn t pressure be yond that ol ordinary
r;»in, nud In lieve that persons e|a»l with gnriiieuts matle
11**111 ( h»lh tlm* prepared, yy mild '.••eure 11.>m yy el from
usual exposure s in lainy weather. The advantage** ol
tills, aoove that ol I mini Uuhhervvill lie pereeivei!, yy In n
it is know it that the pure* o| die ( loth are not closed, al
lowing the tree escape e.| tin* mseusililt* JH'iNpiraUmi,
w hich is impnitaut In health. The Commit le e aic ns
hured by the Tcttlimu r. that ins beauty -r liisiic of the
( loth is not tarnished, that m tpinlily is not injured,
that it is not less niipic; but oil tin. contrary, die heauly,
epiali ly nud supIcncsM am preserved, and fm many
purposes reml. it el more lusting. 'The chi ape. * u|
the application brings the udvantages ot die* luitirov meiil
W It hill I lie 11 ad i ol all and the committee ha v. no ebnibl 1
many will he disposed hum this cm iso to tiv ns ail vault
ges: ami such lest w ill do morn v«» establish n* rcpula
tom 11 in ii any rocoirimt iiilnlioii from llnw ('ormintlec.
The cmmoiUee leeling dlspiMcd to treai the I’e litiou
wiili all I amove, uml as far as they invest ion ted the im ‘
provemont, fliiiling it lo meet thmr texpociation*. tin \
t In t i lully recommend su< ii trial of its merits by tin* pub !
lie, as w ill mme fully teal its utility Signed
Mosl.s t. I Id IN A HD, f ,■
III'.MU K OAVl'i. S 1 ■ I
I lit' lullnyvino it11. ll.r pm'l". ■-•‘I.r.l t..r lln* rrc/usil'r
oylil *.. t,-.t Ihr •1 hi I*tiuripl"” of \\ ,ttri piotnin in
lln' ill (I. 11 nl .S lull's I* r • • | n * i in- 11 it linn v\ ill In- in.nlr Ini
any e'lly, 'town, County in lliriil.
Main. ji.nnn
Vermont 'J.IHKl
New 11,'itnpnliirB .t.iiiui
MasNni'Im.n'iu 1.1 .null
il" My* Setting i'll,(Hill
RIihiIp IbIhihI a.eteM>
CnimiTliriit 5,11111!
New York 15,(10(1
Nnw .li'Ui-y I ,IH il i
iln oulicii I’rititinj; |(l,nii!l
I'tninNylvnnia 15,000
I )rlfi\vari’ V.OOII
'I ary land .5,000
\ irjfliii» (-.(Kill
Nun Ii I'uruliiiN 5,000
Smiili Caroliiin 5,1100
(5'nrjlii 5,(iiio
A ImI.ii mi. 3,000
Trimt'Msin .(,000
M iuHiHs. ] 11.1 ‘,',1100
oiim | oil NX)
Kentucky 5,000
liiiliaim 5,000
Arinins:... I,.500
Mli’liinmi >1,001
llliiiniN 5.000
Minwiiiti 11,0(10
I Imiriri ol' i ilimil ia t'.iloo
Klutiil.l 1,500
W inrini iill J ,500
.Villi’ ( l.illi, < i irniniil i, 11 irsn llllin'.rN, Ki’. luki'ii
iii mnl \\ iii.-r pr.ivi I I.’, i I’rnprin'nr nl u»..i!t'intn rfinr
pis , ( l.illi ill .iii* nl 5 **-i 111 m | n i v :i ril; Over *■ .11;
uiliiT nrlirli'H in pmpiirl i 'lln* l,,iri‘iin it, iit.l i v t.lii.i 11 v
H.itl fi.l li'i111 v i *1 v'. :i r i* in v 11 fil In i* 'i min. * llm inlvnnlipr*.
nl thin di .i-nvi fy I'n* i pnnl Iflicrs w ill Imw* pruiiipl :il
li'iiliini. I i-iiiih ol H.iln uinilo cany In rr‘.iinn*iiiili' pur
diaHcrv. I*' II I’K'ITIS,
No. I an Nismii Sin i i. Now York.
I’Vb. Out
#7i ftrirs
\ l <' I I o \ I; I it A l\ II
rihW.jaiKSBO.A' *7: J’K1'n.S.V'1%
f I ^ Mv F.S tins tan I!»■ kI .! informing his fiieiid i nml the
B public, licit he h m n mo%< I Iiih Auction ami ( 'mu
miHKiffti Mmise iii the lhr»*e mmv It lick building, three
doom below Air. .I dm.I. Turvis’s corner, mi the street
leading to the llridge.
For the liberal patronage h"r"tofwrr cxfmided to him, 1
he returns hi* sincere thanks anil he w ould reon'clliilly
inform them, that in the future, he will attend to the
selling of
K«':il :iml IVrM»n;tl SM.ilt1,
in and out o| liuw, Ih'ff fimuln, (jrurcrien, I'uviii
turr, JVfgror*, I Innun, *Sv , »V , »\ /*.
Me will also attend to the Hall* of Tobacco at 'hr
NN are Mouses, nml receive iu More Flour, Whiskey,
Iron, Ke , Ike.
lie confidently holies that from “several years expeii
ener in the Auction and C'oiiimission t>UHim*a, to meril
a rotilimnncc of their patronage.
Fell. M> ts
'i' i: s *t tn \ i. ic.
gs\ vum I'*, of n deed ol trust. executed on the
B » loth day id At droll, IH1 *, hy \lhert it. Mahuey.'
and ol reenrd in the ( It rk’s Office of the lltiMm^-t
Court, lur I hi* Corporation of I ,y nehburg, t the iimh i |
signed, as trustee, w ill proceed to -i II. ai lie houseolthe
said Mahm-y, mar I .aughornc’s Mill.on Tuesday, i'm[
I iltidnyol the present month, fur rush, “a Sie.i'u F.n
gme. Holler and oilier Appurtenances attached il »r
in the said deed if trust mentioned.
'I he undersigned, acting ns 'Trustee, will only con
vey the title vested in him ns such.
The sale will he conducted hv Afi-ssrs. T.iyrtc fit 'Tur
ner. .1 AMI £> MOAC.I1, Trust.
Feb. 9 3t
POST! DOMriflDKT.
Tlie above sain is postponed until Saturday, flu* |Sth
int*i., at I^o’clock. JAMES DENALII, Trust.
Feb. 10 It
Mr. n<*ifti:imin \\ . lVnlk<»i’ :
\^OI.: W ILL take notice, that I shall, nn the 17th
day of March, 18T», at the Court House of Kan !
km County,in the town of Drandon, Stair* of Mimiisftppi, I
lake ill depositions of Samuel M. Duckei/l i.ll.i';s Lane, I
Them as ,1. Coffee r.ud E. il. Luti.Mrd; '.nd on tie I8lh
d..y of same month and year, at t lie* DroM.M o/ilco of
Shepherd Drown, in the town of Druid.m aloreeaid,
tlir depo ition of Shepherd Drown and Major Miller, all
of which deposit ions will hr read : a evidence in two suits
at law, in which you are plaintiff and I am defendant:;
the on«- pending in the County court of Halifax county,1
Virginia, the other in tin Circuit Superiwr'CMnrt uf Law
and Chancery for the county of Halifax aforesaid.
Very respectfully, yonrs, &c.
* THOMAS iii;MJI.LV.
Feb. 16 wlw
M .!/./> svm.n.s o r
HOOKS, STATIONARY, MUSIC, MUSICAL
LXSTRUMF..XTS, FA.XCY ARTICLES. S>e.
For »nle by K. fe*.
SrcAMonE Street, Petersburg, Va.
(aor.NTHY Merchants and others in want of any o
J tho above articles, wilt find tr my MtahliahiWoBt
the most desirable stoek I have ever ottered, n( grettlh/
reduced prices. A call frj.n r.<" old UitadJ a.*«i sustow
lie. its saiiuilcL
Oct 17 „ i,
KlIULAUY.
|r'|N Saturday night last, uur offtes entered, and
A W I i.-sk i,r ki ii open, frum which newt of oar valua
I'li pap, ra, ami a small amount of monuy waa stolen_
Among th« paper,, taken am lU following: Nath'l 1
M»nw";a hu".i to Smrtb j*. I.u .»,•«, on demand, |«
J»n y, I ■'Id: Win. While. i. A. ,J. Muon’s Imud to
same. I;,r $dnO. oleevu,:.| y.... , ,..king. wiiTaum
dry erroua; Jnn. VV.Uung . I „J U, Lugwell. Smith
U J.meo l„r , -Hit $MX. da. lAmnober. 1842:
I .cm m W( ilieil’a I* mil hi II ,,j, ^ J. fo, about Alda
ifiled in Here,,,!. r,l842; A. L. HurkV, bond hUR S
. ,ii October 1812; A. C. Elliott’, and R. A. ki
ll oil a Imud to II . S *. ,1. |„r about $I9*X» —amne veaiu
“ *’• Cartin'* bond to D., S. k J.’ halancr^uo
I- <»•■•*. Norville’a bond to li„ ». * j T,r
nlmut J.l/gi'i, . . vc-ral venra standing; S *N ll»kn.>.
‘"'"I" ' V' Tear, atand^/
. I l.rncr . ... to an me, *»i4,8;j, Ochdier. |M4I- twu
... 1,1 Uiick* f to A.(J. Ellmlt, of acTcr.il ’veam
7 ‘i"1"’1' • ' ; ' *!'}"° amo,ln|; Sliept,erd»H.
1 ' " ’ 1 1 -. -Mi.ir^d by N.l irllsr, Charles L. >|nab>’,
>' f1"'1' '• ■ C. Moaby'a draft endorsed by J VV
,J“* Ja»'y..lS4.;, $1002, and »»«
' , \ " ",x'?,»ur"fWin. Morgan’, aocep.
in. e ol Ami M M roan idraft for *1000.10th October,
. ,."n;st Irum dale, endorsed by C. Crow
M, kiMii.’N 1 nptf oil able note, vhdorsrd bv T A'
Imnsf.,,1., „ « "» Id ti month,, from Ills, Diramber!
, ' 1 11 ■ Arthur t4 oceeiitaurr J. T Diucruiri’*
dm', bo c. ■•, I I, i"i„.r •'((,(,, |111; bond of |{. lur|B
r ; 1w"h « ’•"•tilt for *afl; threu
U.ii.Ih cl II I U,inner bt -II . Ur mi VV
!*; J'*11 ‘ 1 V ... 1.1 -Icily. 1st October, and
. I"’1- "llh H1"ldr>- credit, on III,, first—
' 1loll,using «-rip, in ilm namo ,,i VV. Hair
•Vl/. * Lynchburg Cotton Factory .hick li
V""- ' '","1.. 's«l-i., Turnpike Stock, S
: ' ’inctird do;I share Lynchburg «n-t
III,I, l‘ "n, 1,1'IM.I'U .1 and $10(1 in LynchburgCir
7' "|,1..v'r: ",;v,r“l «*'ir.»u»hi,. mm* „c dL.ii.
InM" . ..1.1 VV llruadm.and one of.-Clail.irna,
!"' ‘a ,,o,,'Uuiby II. Smith, all pan
due; .me negotiable no.I N. |. Ms mem, for AIAOII
t-heck of the same, and am'.
, * v I'l'u r bo nUuiid p:i|.ira nut rcnillu,. ed. Tim par
.... 11 ri; h1,'"'l,y fortiitl paying the nam.
‘■'"'11 'c. and the politic arc ... acainat
triolinu bit aoy ,.| III,, all ive ,mint',I papers, or any “them
'.'"h ... Nl">h Hag well; Hue well. Smith &.
■•"T •,"1" ••"*• if- «<■ »”l'» VV. Haowell, on them,
,;l 11,1 ""v ,M,“’ """ "I lh« parlies cnicern
ni' 'I ‘ ' .. «*» »“'■ l» i",v one but ourwlv.n
Me Will Omni, tlu< person in tvluwo hand, they may be
in return lie ,uto «., or put ilm-.s wliarn they may l«
. SMITH b. HAO WELL.
_ WSW if
%(liuiiiiHtrntor'« i\ol!ce.
A 1.1. lime . having , lamia againal Nathaniel Terry,
ilo M , :re mpiesieil to pie,, ul I hem for nett In!
1 !'11 in«W»tinl must ciino furwunl and
'"uk,‘ lal” |»Jfmcnt a. no further indulgence will
hK K1'**11' WALKER TERRY,
... . . Jl'lm'r tjJYtil. Terry! tUc'd,
y,
1 i *
A 1 l"1,’ 1 ibe clerk'. »m.'c „l ilm eirenit superior
,, .' .. .... Imblen in an,I fur liiu county
t,|4 ii i*i | *1 **• 11, iIih 111 11 ihiv III I’.iiriinrv, Ib43j 7
J ui. jli I v, i tin mill rt ii sit ii hilt wjlr, I'Im itniiTfi,
against
I ,.m i. I-all.,M Joseph Callaway, deemed.
'.. ’ll'1"' •' 'I'no, .. V«„, , tiilaliriet,
I’l" ..• InuoiaM an,| I’nll'v his wile,
,.,i Hml-.m. Million llmlsmi, Thom.. Iliols,,,,. (.'eoryn
I,i,,i-„. Ilm , o II, K» and l.ncv In. wilb and-Joica
„,"l y In. wue, Defendants.
i.n ( iian( tnr.
I ll,' lb i ml,ml. Then,ns llml.,i b'ninX culcrod hiian
.'‘Tie.'limy, •. eonlinan, ibr art „f Assmi
I’ll ami , rule, nl ibis emirl,noil n appearing hv saiiefno
. ' 1"" M i»n an inlinloisiil of Ibis eominim
T ' ", .b'ti',1,11 is I ",",i il*lvu,l,,ui ,1,1 appe,,r here „n
, „, .l Ann I,'III, Ol ilu ,, oitrl, amlan.M.r
" '"II "I 'be Ill«. anil llml a enpv ol tbii or,bo be forlb
"per, ptmi..'il In ibe town „f
mil,a m„ |, ulll| poateilarrln
.. ‘ ul ,l1" ... •:! ",i« .unniy. on s„.ik, aonrt
*•**>'• i copyI, ,»•,
. .. ' JXO- I*. AI I XA NDI'Il, elk.
1 ' " w'ini
vIrwiulut
\ ' b«bl h, ilia clerk's ofime „l Iiw circuit snpcrtne
. \ , I„,ih ami ,'b»ncrrr Imbb-n • „„l b,r Ilia tounly
«»i « t mill •« 11. i1 >• nil tiny nl I . |»ri ' r vf lb J.7 : *
S„,„o. II. While mnl William T Su.ob’, lale niereluona
so.l paiiuers, nailing ua.hr Ilm Style and linn of M bile Ja
I'l.inllffs,
Ui Hill'!
\\ , icon II. t June* an,I W iliiaio T.Miulon,
licfcndtnt*.
• N' I IIANCI I’v
I In- 'I- fniiliiiii, \\ illoirri II. < r»c»f lmvini( ciiirrotl
In . iipp.’"tin, .• mm,I «ivcn Rrcnriiv, iuTordinv io flic * , f
\a . ii.lilv on,I Ilm riil.c of liijn rniirl, find if iippiMiriitg hv
v r'r dim ||P i" not nil iiihuhifnni of ihix com
I'*.M »’*'*"<• r*‘d (lull ll^rtiiid dp It* to In o i do npi).'N r
... 'h1v 4,1 d'V »" *I %|*ril trim nl suid court, mnl
»tm-wf i 11!,> t ill ,,| plm„|,ir„t nml iln.i H ,.„pV of this onlrr
'!* ,""1' Hh in-nit. ,i mi si,I.,.. in wupiipcr, printed in the town
", 1 *"'» moiidiM Miccrnf.it iV, mid n(
11"ul 1,1 di.? coiiiiliotup of tin* county, uu mhho
coin I uii’ a copy.—Tent*,
... . , ’JNO. D. ALEXANDER, elk.
" 1 wV.li
Vn ;:nn;t :
A * * *" in clerk's ofli «• of lIm* eirnuit superior
- i Mint i.t I im in I rlitiiircrv, 11111<11‘11 in uhl (or the countjr
o( « n ii* (.(.«• 11, tin. Gtli iIhv ol I chtunrv, i.
riiiiliMritr Fordund Nuiif > Ford, w idow ol Hegekiah Fmd.
drrem.d, Pluiutitf*,
nu;n ins!
IG iiltniin VN . \i nlkrr, nilmlliiMirntor of I Iry.ek jnli Fofd, *le«
reused. Samuel J. W nlkrr, huhuii Fold, ('nlvain Ford,John
Im-iei and I'.li/.nhrili In* w lo, |{n !u>rd Poindr vlrrnud Mour
"'»'K »n w if. . .lolui IImivmv mid Hunan his wife, Jama* Ford.
M "d» I Mid. I hoioao Ford, Williinu Ford and - -■ ...
Mud MaiIhu Inn wift, Defendant*.
* *'** '''f M'nj« tl|j., r< ndiuiniatrnlnr of
llr/iknth f Old, dee «I., John^Hj^W nnd Fiizabcih hi* wife,
Ru-hnrd I'mhi I* xh r aid Mounting hi* wile, Jamrs Ford,
MaiiU I Mid, Tiromu* Ford, W illiam Ford timl- —
ami Martha Ins wile, tmt having entered llieir appearance and
gi***» • - »111rv, according lo the ad of A»t>ctiihly and iho
ini*'* of ihiM romt, a ml it appearing by *nii»lncfnrv evidence*
that thr\ nrc nm| iidiabitaiil* of tliiu cotimionwenllh, il ia or*
derail that aid d. lendant* do appear here on the f|,*t dnv of
tin iient term April term of this court, and answer the hill of
ih nlaiiitili-; and thnt n copv oftlii* order he forthwith inaer*
led in '•miiii* new spnpcr, printed in the town of Lvoelihuig.
for iwm iiemlha sm:rc**ivelv, and ported ar the front do»*r of
the ruin (house ol tin* count v. on Home court due.
A cop*,—Testa,
J NO. D. ALEX ANDER, elk.
Feb. 18 tvdim
Virginia :
\r nib* 11 * ■ I * t in the clerk’* office of the circuit Httpcrin
c«mi11 ot law and chancery lor Medford county, the5tl
da \ ol Fr In nary, I U Id :
Leroy I'oltmian, Plaintiff,
against
Philip Wilkinaon, .Samuel Garland and Pembroke Garland
Dcfairdttiits.
In Chancery.
The defendant Philip Wilkinson, not having entered hi
appearance and given security nccunling to the in I ol As era
Idv nud the rule* of this court, and it appearing by e iti*line
torv evidence th it lie is not an inhabitant of thi* common
wealth, it iMoidcred (fiat In* do appear hero on the lira! ila;
of the next term mid answer the pluititifl** hill; and that
copy of this order be inserted in some newspaper, puhliadiei
i n l,vin l.l urg, fin two me,nibs *noi:e*Mvelv, and posted a
the frontdoor of the coin thou .e of thi» county, oil some com
du\. A Copy,—Tcatc,
JOS. WILSON, elk.
Feb. in w2m ,
SBPTK.HBKR ll», 1S19.
Rar^p wtock of Dry Uoodti
.#r cost.
fJ. PURVIS Sv. DUFFEL ore anxiuua to r)o>
• their business as speedily as possible—Tiny ir,
offering their whole STOCK OF GOODS, whis
s large and well selected,
AT COST,
and in fact tunny descriptions of Goods w >11 be sold grta
Uj until r COST.
N. H.—We shall go on to sell at private sale for
few months, until the stock is more reduced, and then ti
remainder will bo off' red at auction.
J. J. PURVIS &. DUFFEL.
Sep 19 fit'
17ILANNULS all colours. Merino**, Cirea«iar
M iseliude t.nins, Casinetu, Cloth fc. Cummer
Fulled Cloths and l.insrys for Servants, Yarn and Kn
tueky Jeans. Hose, Point and Duffle Blanket*. VeltM
and all other VESTINGS, and a great variety «f olh
kind of FALL and WINTER GOODS, for ■!> *
us at COST. Js-*
5apl. 19 !