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THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS
April 10. oaw4w.

l. TX hundred and forty of the well known
- Tract of Land called "THE SEATON's FER
Ky TRACT;" lying upon the Peanke.anlk river ia
.oiter county, adjoining the land of Mr.. Johnfton,
tne eftate OF Benjamin Marable, dec. and others.
ms land is heavily timbered with the beR cheinut.
oak, hickory, dogwood, and fecond growth of pine
capable OF being into common plank or fcant
Ing There are not more than two hundred acres of
cleared land upon the tract. A ftream runs through
the body OF this land, upon which an over-fhot mill
might be erected at fnall expence. No fituaton in
the low Country of Virginia, has more the advantage
good water, filth, oyers, & alubrious air, than this.
ne improvements are uncomfortable. The dwelling
liouie mas lately been in part repaired and cons Of
three rooms anda paage below, and two above fair,
The terms will be made known upon the premiles
by JAMES MrroIT
seaton's Ferry, Feb. 10. EFF sm.
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LAND For SALE

a TRACT Of about $50 acres, lying on lanes
"a River, adjoining the town of Lynchburg; one
hundred and forty Of which is low ground, and fa;d
to be Of the first quality comfortable proportion of
the high ground lies well, and well adapted to the
culture OF tobacco and grain. 1t has excellent had
aud rock fiihery on IL; afmall apple orchard good
dwelling houfe and convenient out-houfes; mill
feat, iuppoled to be hyperion any in that part of the
Countrywide mill houfe would fet within thirty-f
poles ofthe river nayigable water Likely negroes
would be received in part pay, and generous price
allowed for one or two blaekfmiths that are under
SO years of age, and good worknen. For further
particulars, apply TO the fubcrber on the prentice
or Mr. William Brown, merchant, in Lynchburg
LEWELLEN JONES.
M2ren l. (eptD
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70 THE PUBLIC.
Che Lnurhaurg Star.

q NEWSPAPER TO be thus defgnated is
L a eon'empated.-lf at all, or how long it ihall
retain this appeaton, mua depend principally upo,i
pubic patronage and i'll part upon the ability indu-
try, and iuceeis of management.
The initrucsion of youth excepted, there is in
human iocety ita.ion important than that OF
the Editor Of Newspaper But to iuveh him fully
with the weight, influence and importance that the
tation demands, the Editor mun be poneiied of ex-
eniive Information, JUN dcernmeut, much hberality
and nice determination of character and crculaii-
OF the magnitude and importance of the uiderta-
king, we are we'll aware. We fully know the force
OF eapreethe inanity of profeilions-the instability
| OF .rendihp-and how verfatile is public opinion -
but we as we'll know that mankind if entertained
iiructed, and even ehanened occaicnally will lbe-
rally requite the virtuous effort
Our country yet young, and the people thru for
knowledge As they independent, it would be
malignant to intimate that they unwilling to pay
Tor information.
judieou1y conducted newspaper rolledes nu-
r,erous advantages books, and iyifems By its
brevity, and the variety and ntere of its matter, it
aIures to perufa, while the ze of book deters in
fpe6ion.
Elegant variety muA ever delight.
The LYNCHHBURG STAR fhal pofels cha
racter-The inveitigation of truth; the freedom and
iupport OF opinion by argument and temperate diff
'he maintenance OF equal right; and the true
old cauie OF democracy ,all be among the Objects to
winch the columns of the STAR ihall be occaionally
devoted.
improvements IN agriculture and commerce. the
licences and the arts, inventions and dfcovere. and
iueh COMMUNICATIONS as may tend to ameliorate the
lot OF humanity, iha meet with early and relpeaful
notice.
Public meaures, men, morals, and manners, fhall
here lind impartial representation and commentary
While freedom ofopinion will be claimed and cher
hed in its fulle extent, party ZEAL and incorporate
recriminaton fhaIl be ledulouily fbunned.
On locations iimiIar 10 the pref.nt. we have oh
feEved uncomfortable proagality of pronfe. To
uch as hope conformity with exiting ulage in thi.
reipe@, we repeat the fupernumerary beatitude,
Bieied are they who expect nothing, for they hali
not be disappointed"
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TEN DOLLARS REUARD.

- AN AWAY from the fubicriber, on the e5tb of
L y March laf, a negro man named ZACHARY
about Tx feet high, of dark yellow complexion, a
bout 20 or 80 years of age is very itrong and active
He has loft hisupper fore teeth has wide mouth large
white eyes, and very bulhy hair; his clothing was
mkt Virginia doth. He was raiied in the eltate of
Col Thomas Roane deed. 1t is probable he is lurk-
ing about Mrs Sally Campbel's, in EfIex county,
where he has wife, or at fome of the plantations
which did belong to the lad decd.
me above reward will be given any perfon who
will deliver him me, or fecure him in ;a 70 that
get him again.
SAMUEL GRESHAM.
April 49, { oaw4w.
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TO BE sOLD-roR READY MONEY.

Puriuante of decree of the Circuit Court of the
4 United States, between Phineas Bond, ATTORNEY
Tor the creditors of Ezekial Edwards plaintiff, and
David Rois,a land others, defendants, in order to raft.
the FUN of 1000 dolls 40 cents with the of
tale, NUMBER OF SLAVES and 70 much of that
valuable Eftate in the county of Campbell known by
the name OF the OXFORD IRON WORKS, as fhalJ
appear iuifeent to raie the faid fun of money and
the faid expences; the faid lard being now in the occ
patton OF the faid David Rof, and the laves aforad
being ON the land.
The faie will take place the Oxford Iron Works
in the county of Campbell Thurfday the llth Of
April next.
The ilaves are reprefented to be very valuable
The land is 70 well known, a. to render decr;n,o.
unneceflary. ZEN. MOSBY, ID. NJ. for
Jos. ScorT, M.v.D.
~ AT the requeff of Mr. Rofs the fale of the pro-
Perty above mentioned, is poRponed until Thuriday
the 9th day Of next month.
April g. I'm
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VALUABLE PROPERTY
FOR .SHYE

M ILL BE SOLD,to the hghen bidder. on the
W Premiies, on the third day of April next, ~
IL O'Clock, an undivided moety in the two ,o,s ae
ground, formerly the property of Andrew Ronald
dec d. fronting the Baton of the James River Canal
near the center Of the city OF Richmond with an ,
divided moiety of all the valuable bud,nqs tber.on
committing OF large three tory BRICK BUILDING
eighty feet in length, with fourtenements, twenty
feet wide and forty-ive feet in LENGTH with fire pla
ces on the thrift and iecond floors roony parre.s in
each' with large wheels fixed for hoiRne and lower.
ing packages, &c. with dfpa,ch and cafe, good drv
cellars. with hire places in each This houfe has been
lateiy ou'it and IN good repair; adjoining is well f.
mined two Rory framed dwelling houie, thirty h,
'eet iquare, with good cellars with fire places IL,
each tor cooking, in the frit and fecond floors are
eight rooms and Tx lire places fn,all two no
ry Brick Houie with four rooms, with fire places in
each, convenient for tore or fina family, iikewife
mail wooden building with cellar, built fer kitcb-
en- and may be uied as fhop alto two fables and
carnage houie. The buildings except the kitchen,
table and carriage houie are injured in the Nutua,
inurance Company againit fire in the fate of Virc.
ma and the premiums paid. Thelots front the baton
on one hide, and are bounded by Carys freet and the
itreet leading to Shockoe warehoufe, on the two g
'ner hdes OF them, and convenient for COM
mercial or other buinei, as any in the city.
he terms of fale, will be feyenteen thoufand dol
fS IN ready money, the reiidue payable the fifth day
Oh .uguit next Tor which refdue bond with anprov-
ed iecurity Will be required. 1t is deemed unnecen
to Rate the great value of the above property, to
hoie who reiide in this city, bur for the information
OF strangers the fubicriber begs leave to state that
me aioreiaid property is Immediately oppoGte the
lower part OF the ban of the James river capa where
all the produce OF the upper country is landed and
90 any perfon deirous OF carrying the conimiiioa
ouiinei' exteiivey perhaps hyperion to any other
i'll this city.
WILLIAM aIrST-YNr
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TO BE SOLD.

PURSUANT foa Deedsf 7r4H, exe4pted {. me by
L hf LATE Htr,y Randoip6, Err 10 Jseu,e He pay
"tHf Of Certain fms ,uOney mite dded, aetroz,ld-
edfO be due from him TO Lyle and A1'Cyee, c,ebants-
parcel efiandff1a ne county Of Cbec,ell 4otb-
in beGfa"ef Of four miles fran lkanebse,, and uat-
fdfs eo"ai" about three band,ed and eer acres. Til,
land commonly kao7un by The Of Scots f,af or fbe
Camp frd7, qoH 6ef up for aie 10 Tie bigJa bitter, on
Wsdrey beff Of May nest, bct7oeen he bonys of eLe-
n. M. aadf7po p. M at Zaeba,iab Byool,'5 Ia
vtr@ in Maaeb9Per, on TIE JoLo7oiag fr,ms, viz-Oae
third Of tie pnrebes money 10 pail dorm, one Third in
fix onbS and fbs remaining third in f7vrve month from,
The day Of Eair.
Bond a.d Jser,ify 7vW be required fer he bnnesuai
payment Sfbe ersdt igaimeats on rpb6 PAYMENT beirp
made, P,sScr foaveysses will Sr exssnfed By
John HEHENINCHAM
CLi7,yfeid, Ma,eb 2s.-(eptds.
-S~-~&p-~1>
~ The fale of the land above advertifed, is de-
layed until Saturday the 9TH of May. ]. II.
April "a.
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BROAD-ROCK RACES.

an Tueiday the 9oth infant, will be run for. tho
~ JoCKY CLUB PURSE Of Four Hundred Dol.
lars, four mile heats.
Inc ieeond day, the PRoPRETOR's PURSE
OF Two Hundred Dollars, three mile heats.
The third day, SWEEP STAKE for 4 year old
Colts and Fillies two mile heats; entrance loo Dol
lars, half forfeit; fubicrpon to be kept open uDta
the evening Of the hrR days Race
The money to be run for each day, will be placed
IN the hands of the Judges BY the Proprietor of the
Courfe.
WILLIAM BALL, Proprietor Of the Courfe.
April 6th.----(ept3oth.)
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A VALUABLE pLANTATON

ZINC ON Fighting creek, in this county, will be
- offered for fae to the hgheit bidder at Powha-
tan April court which is the 18th day of the month
Is uPPoied to contain sos acres but previous to
the day offale, furvey will be made thereof and
plot exhibited on that day in the mean time, it will
be ihewn to any Perfon deirous of viewing it, either
oy myief or my overfeer living thereon. It is dif-
tant from Richmond go miles, Peterfburgh 40 !;
James river 10 ApPamattox and is thought by
JUDGES to contain body of COAL A fnall proport-
on Of the purehale money will be required in hand
one hall OF the remainder the 1T day of January
next and the balance in two equal annual payments.
Tor which fecurity on the land or otherwife will
be expected.
BRETT RANDOLPH.
Fighting-creek, Powhatan 7
county, Feb. II, 1905. { efow.
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YZPGTNI6.

YZRGINIH.
At hyperion Court Of Chancery held at the Capt.
tol in the city of Richmond, the fra day of March,
one thoufand eight hundred and five
Between
Marcus Elcan and William Temple, af-,
's@ &nd Of Hooper and ro'' H'nhr"p''' Plaintiffs.
Thomas Stewart andcompanie and Will
liam M'Kenzie and Companie. Defendants.
4 ME defendants Thomas Stewart and comma.
L ME not having entered their appearance and
gwen iecurity according to the a& of Aemblv, and
the rules OF this court, and it appearing to the fat
faction OF the court, that they are not inhabitants Of
'' country on the motion OF the plaintiffs, by their
council, it is ordered that the faid defendan, do an
pear here on the fri day of next term, and anlyer
the bill OF the plaintiff, and that copy of this order
be forthwith inherited in ome newspaper publhed in
the city OF Richmond for two months iueeeyely, and
Poted at the front door of the capitol in the aid city,
So p. Tiniley, c. c.
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TO RENT.

AND POSSESSION GIVEN ramEpIATKIY,
a TENEMENT on shockoe HILL ADJOINING rho
L 4 houle now occupied by Mr. John M Cfedie.
lately Pofefed by the Subferiber There is m il
convenient Wooden Flouie with two rooms, a clolct
ard paiage, the fra floor Two roos,s and
cloict above kitchen and three cellars below with
Smoke Houie and Garden. WV. LONG.
January l7th 1905. 1s,c
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WILLIAM AUSTIN.
February S.---tf

frs,T eirfnga4ness net afieaqtdto sv5en tie a5oo.
'n!Hable property a&0erftd far ale, tie E6syiber
sn' Pseporea day Of a!e, III Wtds9Say tie Eigbi;
day IF May 1ext at zoLieb time IL 4oM certainty tax.
Psef At 0'eISfk Ds Prr0sts zv5en one fonytb of
TIE b"xbglf "soacy only 4sW be required in ba1d and
erd't Of t5ref,x and nine month"; givu - TIE balance.
ne fDT''G' gVe 6saas and eSriy to carry intersS
J''m TIE day eale, anda decd Of gR tie property t.
Jfenre tie f,ayment. VIM: AtJS'rIN
Iia,cb Il.
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lust RFcF1yfD

AND FOR SALE BY THE SUBSCRIBER,
|, OUR hundred pieces Houfe Paper, PHILADELPHIA
Beer by the barrel, FINAL quantity Of fri Qua
iity New-Rngland Cheefe ALTO 400 barrels Corn.
EDWARD HALLAM.
April s.----(Iswsfl
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CONDITIONS

!. The hYNcHBvRG STAR will be publiihed once
week. on large iheet and good type, three dol
lars per anriun. to be paid in advance
H. The publication fiall commence 70 foon as the
fubfeription will juiffy the undertaking.
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FAIRFIELD RACES.

~ FIELD JOCKE1~ CLUB GUP qyV :, yno
J'' lrer Jer all qge'fbe bo' 10 be bona Ea . pye6e,
y ct me"a6ty'---djfaner, t7vo mile beats
Ibe ray foffo7oisg, he JoCKE7" CLUE PURSE
S/oHy 6n1dred doitayy, /ou, ,yils beafs.
IN tbe third @y, THE PURSE or rHE PROPRL
E1oR OF7HE COURSE, Of tspo hundred S,Hay,.
tire mile leafs.
=" 1b".jday' a SHEEP STAKE to, Ca1ts of3
years old, for bipf ef6eg lI1aasrs Hise d;aGn,.
f7os mile beats. Far Cells are entered and e G5c,;.
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NHEfutff,i6ry 7Djes 10 EtHbe HOUSE e LOTS
y IN HHfamiSHg 7c5e,soa he ,5faedBe L,G gear
iee'f are/am, ae'es ggyogad 7ob toz/s,tabii a4oek
ftng' and e1y "eesa,y out beyS bs Deqo easles,es /,
f"afed m a" Ge'eed6ff part sftseify and bses ne adj
varf4gs Of baoigg execicaf 4patey on tie of ~, term,
s,sons Bogfo@d doiisy,.
WILLfiD1 H1sCHNDLLSH.
H6gsmjsrcg, hareb IL. (sf&isw2m)
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March s. (eF2m)
LOST.

LOST,
Three certificates handing on the books Of the
Commilioner of Loans for the aate of yirg IN
the name of John Guiliek Virgo
One certificate Of per cent rock iHued the ,7tb
OF April 1898, No. s59 for 80 dols. "a eents--one
ditto pr cent deferred flock i1usd the fame time
No. sl4, for l l dollars % eents--One ditto per
cent Rock ued the fame time, No SIG, FOR II dol.
lars AnrI fosa,c,V
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WEIGHTS rs FOLLOW.

610rf5 = GsIsiTst aio7U.1 8 Bs.
ESME SMOCK, 7vbO is no7o Proprietor sffbe Coarjc.
"f0,1' gentlemen sfbs Turf that bsmoney fo5s run FIR
On ea6" day, F'H be pfaffd ia I'd. 6a IF TIE Jsdges.
f6s Fina Pnans 7cW be pLaetd The gate 10 re,e;y,
10A, ar yfrdL-He 4eW a5o .fvyai6 6a5i.s and Gh.,
for race boy' gratiss a0dboayd,garfs at 2 pr. d1r
Adare6 &c. (ePfR)
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CHE Gnqttlrer.
RiCKAIoND, 1913 DECE 1BER.
ArroiNrMESr OF A JUDGE OF ruE GENERAL
cOuRTs

APPOINTMENT OF !uDoE or ruE GENERAL
COURT
The reader will r-co''.a thae there were ,hr..
sSad'jMes; Mr.. G. Taylor, Mr.. Hugh Holmes
OF Frederick. and Mr.. A. Smyth of Wrythe. During
rir couri- os the dicuion, different arguments were
r'ted npon; hut there only one 5,iaeist which
Hsirrvs notice. and that is the principle of le rfee
1t was Contend Il by tbenernb.rs from the welern
tntr,H 81 Vir.:;ia, chat every portion Of the Rasc
11ou'l have mare in the administration OF the 90
vernnnrnt and that in the appointment to the pre-
Aen' chce, IL was peculiarly neceary from, the very
Sfctinns OF audse. ,hA he ,onid be elected from the
~e'Ierl dsrict OF the fate. Judges of the general
sart Tad shey) grant wriss of iuperedeas cerorar
ts important writ Of hsbeas corpus, &c But if line
Is A"n aeroi. the fate, touching the places of ref
csrer Of Judge Stuar, and Judge Wirfon, one third
fSrt o' the Ire lies wca thereof. Lee Court houfe
!, $50 hni:cd miles from the refdeuee of a Judge"
ms principle vas enforced throughout the dieuion
aid 1t n, doaot had It's influence the deciion of
tiehou!e. On the frf ballot Mr. Holmes had II.
Mr.. Taylor s., aud Mr.. Sny,h A votes. MIR. Smyri,
being w.' i-;,w", I'll. f.rcnd ballot CAV. MIR.
Hpme@ I'D aad Mrrayloe 81 votes. The fame
saufe which had Contributed to the fupport of Mr.
Smyth aud MIR. HOLMES on the f7it ballot, was no
df'bt 'nrnneuta! on the feecnd ballot in giving to
Mr. Holnes many of the votes of MIR. Smy,h.
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY, OF VIRGINIA.

EogSg or DRLEeaTns.
Taef21y, DeIlmbf, g, 1905.
The following Committees were appointed, viz.
Committees fsr courts of Jaltice
OF Claims
Proportions and Grievances;
Privileges and Elections;
to exapine the Clerks Office !;
examine the Executive ex-
pendture during tie lsli
JpsT,
John Robinfon appointed Clerk 10 the Committee
Tor Courts OF Juee Charles Barrett, Cork TO the
Connittee Of Privileges and Ee9ions, aud Claims 1;
and Edmund Pendieton, jr. Clerk TO ;bC Committee
Of Propoiitious and Grievances.
The itasdiRg Rules and Orders adopted for III e
gcvsrnent Of the hnufe la ieiion were adopted for
the govsrnaen, Of hs houfs this FELTON,.
motion beng made for the appointment of a
Chaplin, the previous queton whether Chaplain
mail be appointed was moved.
R.jSlsl8, in the aiSrmstive--Ayes 77---Noes IS
The houfe then proceeded to elea Chaplain, and
on counting the balo's majority found in ia
Yor Of the Rev. John Courtney.
TbsJPeaker laid before the homie letter from the
Governor, referring TO undry enei2!ures, foe the
confederation OF the General AisInbly, which wd,
read and ordered to lie on fhe table.
The iPe5ker ALTO laid peinre the hovie letter from
! Philip GTymes, one Of the members of the Priv,
Couaci, announcing his rshgnatiou OF his feat at tht
board, which read aud ordered to iie On the "a
| bic.
| The remainder of the listing wa. occupied in re
csiyDg aud referring petitions
| Wsd7Jasy, D.xsrn5rr an.
A number o. petitions were received, read anil re
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- -
A letter was received from the Governor. ref,
to iundry encloures, which was read and order =
lie the table. ~
Mr.. Miller (Powharan) made the follow;,v ,..
port from the Commitree of Privilege, and E,. a.
ons' which, was adopted by the hnuis -
rappears 10 your committee m .. thu nl.r;F N ~.
iemond County ought to have returned r ar III.
taied asa delegate Tor ths. c,,un,y. he.m,;. h.
proof before them, that he had greater ,u.nh.r
oil votes ON the firt day Of the election so M,b !,
Jones' aud that there was le gal caue exiting WIN
the polls fhould BE- kept open longer than one jay.
On notion, AZ
RsiglVei, 1hat,the houfs will on SATURDAY s.xe
tthls day. proceed By joiut ballot win tn scn,, -,
tne ehoee oil S'vern"r or ch:ef Masiltrase of ,h,
Commonwealth Tor ole year.
On motion,
Rgofor2 That th. ho,ifc will n, rr;d,, 49,.
proceed by Joint ballot with the Sena,e. ,o n. A..
Po'nta'ens OF Judge of the General Cour, ~ fr-
ply the vacancy occaiioned by the death Of rof.nh
Jones, J''ePh
Orlrr"a That the clerk inform the i.nats ,iersoe
Ol a motion made,
h3of49 That At the beginning OF every Jared am.
n@a iefu'n the ipeaker il,all appoint a committee.
o. finance, Whole duty it fhal be to examine ;,o ,h.
ta'e OF the debts due from The Commonwealth
the revenue and expenditure. of the preced;no v..r
and 70 prepare an climate Of the expeues of I'll. s.
ceeding year. 49,. $40 '"~'
Aooarnsa illto-Eiorrow ie O'Clock.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY fo1 sALr.

A oREEABLE tn authority seled in me by tie
4 vii! of the late Samuel Swan 1hall on the goth
Day Of this month, proceed to fell at public auction,
at the Eagle Tavern, In the City Of Rietmend, IN
cred. Of one, twog three four aud FIVE years, tie
four ist paynents to carry Interef from the date,
he following property, via. the Tenement oesupi-
I'd hy Msfrs George ard James Taylor as their
Cabinet shep. 'rhe Tenement with the Lumter
Houfe now occupied NJ MeGrs Picket, Pollard
ard Johnion the croi, Street leading the Baiu
alto the well known Plantation called Buck Hill.
near Manoheitrr IN the county Of Cheherfrld, COM
ritz wild be required by the
EXECUTOR,
Any Perfcn wanting f,rt et Information viii ob3
tain it by applying to George Taylor IN the City Of
Richmond.
December 10 1903. UdG
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The numerous reflections which are fhggeit.d by
the prcent afpe of the of Europe aud the COM
ments which diaated by the able and luminous
Menlge of the Preident to Congress, mutt give way
to the fra inereiting debate which has hitherto
Cured in the Virginia Houie of Delegates.
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~ Jua received and for fsls at the Enqur
Book Store :" Who vents Coinea :" Ivy Geo. C.Is-
man, efq. A'fo, Honey hioass" b. Jobp I bin,
Ef,liYe
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Eiaiy, Deeembtr 6.

Inc houie, according to the order the day, pro-
eesded by JON DIDO. with the Senate TO RI, cio.e of
Judge 10 fuPpiy the vacancy o:caionei by the
aeatn oil the honourabe Jofeph Innes; ana the n,e-
ners having prepared ttket, aud epoG,ed the zane in
fhe ballot boxes. Meiiis, Johniton, Miller fPowha.
ram Biter, Randolph. D,xon, Woodward, Hill
tHreeniyiie) Ths"rfon. Heln;ng AMI M nor were
naihed committee 10 meet coantee IRON, The See.
nate and jointly with them esanl!re tn ballots, ard
report to the houic OIL whom a raj rty of v,te.
houid fall; the committee then ,vitfdc s and a',.r
lone time returned into the houie. and Mr.. ohn,t,u
reported, thstth committee had according to- crer,
met committee from the Senate, snd hid Jointly
WIN them examined the blors and fouHd majority
of the whole number of vot., IN favour of HuaJ
Holmes, efq.
Samuel Piealanes, jr was appointed Public Printer.
Mr.. Burwei offered the following relolution
R30t0fs That the chair is vacated BIZ the appoints
.ment OF Hugh Holmes feat in th- Judiciary.
orasrss, That the faid retoution do lie On the tas
bic. -
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TbRri2sy, December 6. -, .esf
On motion made ,-..
Rsj0fv'a That this hOufe win on Tuefdav the ,7,b
infant proceed by joint ballot with the Senate, to
.,,...ose no'' ,ne council ut State, two ntnb.ry
thereof asreeibly to the eonRi,urion of this aare.
On motionmade 49,
f5ofo-', Thar this hottie will on Saturday, pes,.
proceed by Jon' ballot with the Senate, to the choice
OF Brigadier General, fnpply the vacancy oeca-
noned blythe feisnation Of Brigaier General john B.
Scott. =
On motion made,
R5ofUrs, That this 10 Re will on Tomorrow. pro-
coed by Joint ba'io: with the Serate TO tn choce Of
Public Printer to this Common wealth for o,,e