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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-12-24
THE MURDER Is KENTUCKY.

THE NGRDER IL hENTtt ny,
The PittshurE Statesman uf December
l,h statrs-Thr public IL, ling considerable
anxiety In know the gfonnds CA which
Isaac Drsha, son nf the GoNrr"nr of Ken
tnckv, Was arrested for the murder al
Francis E krf, of Mississippi, stated IN our
last, we give The following particulars,
communicated by gentleman trout Mays
Vile. ky.
II appears that Dcsha fell in company
with Mr.. Boxer AT some place near Mays
lick. After some runNrfsatipn, 10y Wltlch
! he learned that Mr.. Baker MAS travelling
eastward, and Intended calling on Captain
William Becky, q relation of his LIVING near
| Washington, he, DrSha, offered I" dCc"'h-
pauE Linn. Ia show hun the way I" mat
anntIetnan's, which offer MAS arrrpled.
NothinE t.4pTe was seen ar heard az UT.
Baker until he was found ~esera! days at
tcrnafds in the woods covered WITH logs
and rubbish, with his throat tut rom ear
! to ear The back of his head was marh
bruised, supposed TO have been "craNion'a
by the strokes of "a larg whip IN Desila =
pusspssinn, aud the Thumb OF ms fiSht
hand had been subsequently, Nnl'' re-
ssting The knife of the murderer. Drsaa,
we learn WAS met near the place where
the murder wa, committed, by lad, who
ASSERTS that his hands aud clothes we're
bloody, aud that he was carrying a hr'aie
which WAS also bloody. Thr horse "t the
deceased was found in the possession OF
Desha aud = shit Dreha had On, on being
compared with Baker,, was f""nd - be
of the same quality, With the mark cat out
in precisely the same place where Baker
,,,x rtit,u ul1 the Dt Dpf.
These circumstances, a9d perhaps a
check for u ialgc amodat seen IN besha :
possession. caused han 10 he arrested ana
so great Was the excitement IN the ne'Sh
hounhool that the jail IN Fi"nlng'h"fs,
! " here he was confnrd, had 80 hr s"afa
led 10 prevent az ruraged poPu'ace from
breaking in, and Violently pntttnS {" I'm
| mediate death Inc mao charged with tals
Iutroeious crime
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NNticc

IL persons indebted 10 the late con
n eefn Of ECIIOLS 4 NOltill ARE chr.
ucsiy requested To make immediate payment,
rs lorerr indulgence cannot, - WI not be
given Ali porsoue having rla,fns ngeinsI The
concern. afe solicited topfeaenl them iorpa3-
mcul, ~ wish to bring Tie concern 10 . cl>se
rs soon rs unsefblc A. H. NORTH,
sgrtrng partner u tT'oi' y No4h
Dee p 1t
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-12-24

This statement uc give as ne received il,
without ronehlug for it correctness. The
Kentucky papers ale silcut on the subject,
perhaps IN delerenee To tile feelings of their
Chief Magistrate.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-12-24
GRAND
STATE E.CTTERy

OF MARYLAND, No 3, itoN dr,n ing EVERY
WEEK, IN the eiiy OF baltimore, under the
surcrinlcndeuee Of tl,e Commits iane rs an
pointed Icy the Gofernor nrd Council
IONE1U D.f} 5 Uh.IBIhG.
sl3t67 capital of $1,000
1872 I5ps9} prizes If 400
7t93- 1900 prizes Of 500
Isl prizes Of 100
l2oo4, 1859, 1899 13l1 prizes of so
AHd 100 prizes II ~ dollars earb.
JYfIii pays DR8UaSG
NJ. lpi7 1910 1874 pl,zes'0t $1,000
? us Wize OF 500
1861 prize of 100
. 595s 'l61C2 1865 5000 prizes Of 80
All marked thas sold 1T COIIEN'S Office,
where the cash can be had for all prizes the
moment tfcy are eh9ssD.
Hh0ie Ttrt,,s, Sl2 Quarters, 81 90
H0iftS, q EghihS, | 30
A, bp hn1 .,,arfs,uip A ,n,d,,,,yn n,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-12-24

E0NFiDiNG in the liherality of the in.
~ habiants Of i.vnchltug, shall orcu u
School on Monday nrNi, for the instruction
81 a junior Class OF girls aud boys. The price
81 tuition viii he very moderate.
ANN jENlfER MORRIS.
December 10. Is
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-12-24

Cons, icncc, Policc, SEA man present
ed himself al our Police, desiring In know
whether any conncxinn existed between
our Police. aud that at London; giving as
u reason for his qurstlnu that he he'd de-
ilauslcd pcrson nf some property IN Lon
DON and his conscience upblaidios him, lac
came to give himself up, and surrendered
the property. He turn. out 10 BIZ Tailor,
aud gave mp about SOC strarlns, being tn"
a mount of the property he bad "ronstully
obtained, which WAS placed at The disposal
Of Hts Mai"sty's Consul. This al least IS
one honest rogue from across the water.
f.Nat. .9{U.
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New noots:A < Stationery

He cNpeets IL receive in ve,satsW days, I'll.
rect from Philadelphia aud New iorS, Il very
large supply ol SIN BOOKS, which i'll III.
brace ali 3he new publications ap Ia this time
Inis supply, IN addition Ia thosc now on hand,
n III nlrf h.. nsserutht very complete, all
ul which he will sell low for rnsh ile pledges
himself IL keep always on hand, general ns-
,ormcnt al The newest publications, aud great
pains will be taken To fcuder satisfaction 10
all
CLERKS Merchant, sheriff., and the public
generally, hre also informed lhni he viii con
tinuc 10 curry on the BINDING IL SINEss,
IN all lis various branches, nnd those who
favor him with their orders Tor blank work,
ma, rest assured tia, the materials shalt lie ol
the i,si quality, nnt the work done IN work
mnnlkt manner, aud with dispmch lie !.
dcirrlflued 10 gave general satisfaction Ia all
who may tavor him with Their custom. lie
1stlrrs himself from his long experience end
CLOSE attention To business, 10 meet win IL
bcral patronage, A. H. NOltlH,
/ Dec. u It
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-12-24

SurARGNG WOLF ! The following pas
sag or one of i,ngkr's speeches, in 1891,
against the taxation OF America, made a
.troug impression when II was delivered.
rac figure Of Shea,mg the 'eo,f is sppIica
bic to the prescoi designs at Spain upon
her former American colonies.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-12-24
Nal. Cd:.

We have right 70 fax America and
rs We have H. hi, We must do il. We
must risk every thug, forfeit every thing,
think al 40 consequences, take ~ con-ide
ration into view bat Our Isht consult no
ability nor measure b1t outright. Oh! mise.
rahle aud undnuc Cnuntry not 10 know
thai right signifies nothing without might ;
taat the clam without the power of en-
forcing it WAS nogator, and l,IIc IN the co.
py hold of rival states, or Of inlmrnse bn
dies of people. Oh says silly man, full
of his prcro5ative of dominion over IA few
beasts Of the frld, 't,crc is excellent wu II
on the harl> OF wolf and, therefore, hr
must be shrarrd. What shcar wolf p
Yes. But Will he comply have you con
sidrred the trouble : how vii! you get this
wool Oh ! | have considered nothing.
and will consider nothing bat my night I:
\ wolf IS an animal that has waul all All
mails that have wool are to br shnrn, and
therefore, will shear the wolf This was
Just the kind of rrason,og urged by the
minister, and tins the counsel he had CIV
en-
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-12-24

NJ ARlaED ON the lorh No,cmber, ~ thu
Roy. Janos Rrck, Dr. I. {. SHELTON, to
Miss LErITlA CALLAND, cIde, daughter
of Captain Samuel Gallahd, dec. oi fnisyl.
Sanla county,
---, on Tuesday evening, the est
inst. by tho Rev. Nm. :. Rcld, Nj. JOHN
X. IRVINE, Of this place, 10 Mos Lucy
ROBSON, of Bedford.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-12-24

leseuy, NJ laelrden addressed TIT At
denee nearly rs follows
Badles y Gc 1ltfneu-ii il sibcef. ..Fali.
fcatlan to me thai hive an opportunity
nj taklns my larwpll nj 4 Southampton m
dienee, beIure whom itst m,,dc ny ca
Tree On the stage forty sears agn. Slnre
that time have endrasuar"d, and | taisi
successfully, Ia obtain tie support aud pa
troua5e Of the British public. lra,e serv
ID NY Mug anl ny country II "a
and on land, | h1ee saog IN most III The
slips II Ill, N,p sty's navy. Gui age and
disease, the common lit Of hutuhn nainre,
have been working their way upea my
battered old hulk aud since rctilng een
orally from the stage SIX years ago, ! haze
always felt il Utsl ~ return, and cypress
10 my FIST, aud nn many nccasous my
best supporters, the grateful feelings thelr
many kininrsscs Ind engcudcrrd. Aud
INV, Ladies and Gentlemcn, take my
final leave ot You, Win the satisfaction II
knowing tina, rs my first was, So my Last
appearance viii he, before d Southampton
audience"
Mr. lnclcdnn then retired amidst the
watinest applause.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-12-24
OlIEIiIlEG.

q Pray tell me, ladies, II You can,
Who is that highly hon"rcd man,
Who, though he's married many 4
wife,
May -till live single all has lille
A. A Clergyman.
Why ia homrIy girl Ikea bIacksml'h's
apron ? Because shr keeps oil the sparks.
."eAs"..
PoLiicneSS.-An officer, in battle, hapj
pencd 10 bow, when a cannon bah passed
oyer his head, and took oil the head III "A
soldier, who stood hrhiad Inn: you
SEE, Gays hc,) man never loses by polite
ness
-.sps"..
Ethclwood, Bishop of Winchester, In the
time Of king Edgar, sold the sacred gold
aud silver vessel. belonging to the church,
to relieve the poor people during the ia
mine. aging, "That there was no reason
that the srusciess temples of God should a.
bound in riches, While his living tenlptes
wee perssng with hunger
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-12-24

The following extract from the New
York American, gives Us favourable rs
srance. that those Wha have reposed con
hience in the integrity and fairness ot the
o,rrtarrs Of President Boyer, have not
been and viii not be disappointed
Esirg1iina 10 HaRi. 1T must y, gait
f,mg Ia those who think they see IN the
emigration to this iine island of our colour
sd ponul tinn, an alternative far the t, lis
Which lh.ir snjourn among MS OCCASIONS, To
know that IN all respects the president
Boyer has fulfilled the conditions he offered
tnlbosc who might seek his protection. II
n1'lst alsu he encouraging 20 the eooufed
propIe IL be assured, that they are hound
r4a ,af. Grand We make these remarks
allrr reading a letter dated the ed ult'
Rom Gen. Inginlr, Secretary of State IN
Il rgli. in reply To one from resident III
this city, written to recommend 10 MS
profariinu Respectable colourcd maq VII"
went out in unr of the late ships, I" settle
IN thr island. Finding him at good chafac-
ter, and worthy of the recommendations hr
nasfhe bearer Of, the Secretary al State
bad gwen h,n an enplo, m"nt under COY.
srnnent worth $500 per tnuunl, Which ne
SAYS wiIl I've continued To him whist he
sld faithfully discharge ns dn'irs.
Ill our intelligence from that quarter
gi,ys proofun proofihat Divine Providence
1sylf srems to- have furnished an asylum
Tar the African race. HID such al oppor
taUily beru rlesenled 10 our fathers, "h"n,
i,ag from r, Egions prrsecntiouj h"y sought
Kr protection OF saNa2t, and tnhaha"ks,
With what ppompiitade would they have
embraced such an overture.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-12-24
From the .icio Orleans .ffrorats.
SHOCKING OCCURRENCE.

we fannht Hnd WORDS 10 uenicl the tee
lug which the following tragic occurrence
has excited in us--all the gloomy fancy al
kotzebue, Schiller or Goethe Is uouu day
light IN comparison With the act commit
I'd by one of their hdpless couniryurn.
Ga the 29ih alt. Mr.. Ferdinand Hart
mann, native of Germany, u years of
age, arrived In this city from ST. LoGi-, -
the steam boat Lawrence ant Took zap h.
lodging at The Planters and Merchants
Hotel-his personal appearance WAS n
spectacle and prcpu5sessiag his address
that Ola gentleman by education aud lIEu.
Next morning he rose II au early huar, X
cnquiring Of Il servant where ne could oh
tall II warm bath, WAS directed ia a place
not Ear distant. he went, bat returned
soon after, remarking tint he could nut
get one prepared in time. lie went up
stairs, aud on the assembly Of the boarders
at the break fast table, his absence was re
marked - servant was sent Ia call HIM, hut
found the door fastened on the inner side ;
having knocked aud receiving no answer,
the servant looked through one of lko
chamber windows, aud Witnessed the oh
lcct of his search lying in a corner of the
room, the floor of which was covered With
blood.
The servant gave the alarm and :
lam ties FASTENED To the spot-the room
was entered, and the hfelrss mangled re
mains of the unfortunate Hartmann were
foundin one corner, his head resting on IA
bundle of soied clothes, pistol in his right
hand, IA bloody razor Oh the iloor, and Il
tunhler containing solution of arsenic OF
the table, where also Vas found slip Of
the pG NXhIPh with fhnGp
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-12-24

Rdad 10 Columbia Riccr.-Thc ST Louis
Enquirer of ihc 29th uIt SANS, by the ar
rival Of MAJ. Henry, from the Rocky Nnun-
ed passage by which loaded Wagons can
AT this time reach the uaNisaMe waters of
the COLUMBIA River. THIS route lies south
al the one explored lay Lewis aud Clark,
and Is inhabited by Indians friendly 10 us.
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Bedford December Rules, 1921.
Moses, "a MAJ al color) plaintiff,
against
stephen Chasteen, EA'r OF Lewis cbasfeeu.

The defendant noi having eutered his nm.
pearance aud gwen security according Ia A..
ne OF assembly and hic rules Of this aoarr
aud il satisfactorily appearing that he Is not
M inhaLitnnt OF this eoahiry, on the motion
Of The plaintiff, by his attorney, Hisofder-
ell that unless The said defendant doth appsar
here on the rule dry holden IN the said .onn.
y ronrt Ia Mafeh nest aud answer The plaiu-
til's bill, the same shhll he taken for conie--
sd aud the matter thereof d.ereed areotG-
ingly That eopy at this order he published
III sonn one ol the L,nehhnfg papers for Ia %
months snccessisely, aud posted mp NJ lbe
htni door al the court house of said couut,
on two several court days.
topy--Teste.
J. STEPToE, g Be.
December II. mSnIy
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-12-24

In one Of the western states, 4 guess
kentucky not many years since, general
---, offered his services rs a representa-
TIVE IN the general assembly. knani ag
the disposition of the people, he mounted
ON thu stump ola hollow tree, aud thus al
dressed the electors, WHO bad crow ded
round him - Bohtails and hunting shirts
yan are set of Id ignorant feilaws
tor coming to send a representative IL lhe
general assembly. Why could not the man
III j..s.sr choice have went Without This pa
lasar But il 81" are Determined IL el"ct
one, am 1T your service, because want
Ia go |" ---------- On some Ttliate IN
siness aud have mol NANCY enough 10 bear
my expenses, aud ttiok can do yours AT
the same time. II you think proper 80
elect me, pledge my honour that will
do the best can for you amt for myself.
Bat II yon do noi choose Ia send mn, You
may 20 10 Ill aud be ID The mob
swore he was q fingtai roarer, aud acc0r
din8ly unanimously elected him
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-12-24
New HuoN Store

F5NiE snbseriher haAa. purchased the
I most valuable part ol the stock of Books
and Stationery belonging 10 the late concern
of Ichols y North, is now opening, in the
house formerly occupied by he snid hrmi II
/, l. ~ ID N. u InlnII III
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-12-24

Msiie ofMc HortA.--John Cl"aves Sym
mrs, IN hitter recently published express
ses nll confidence IA the opinions he has
81 long and 50 obstInatcIy maintained, and
IL anxi.us Ia have Mr.. Gray, OF Boaton, ur
Nj Gerard of Philadelphia, iii ont an ex
pcdilron to explore the Inside ot the earth.
IL thinks a slip property directed might
enter the earth in high south latitude, aud
sail along northwardiy GA lae under side
of the upper crust of the globe, Ia conn.
try opposite ihr rStrri"r tropical regions.
where the sras would be cdlmi tropical
productions abundant, Sc.
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the Falls. We have nj lrsrncd their
uam's, hai are inIurmed they h,louerd to
TUnneaanta, in n York. .ilrocate.
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Fatal .}ctitcnf-As two young m.n
VIE attempting IL eros, the Niagara River,
tom canada, With load of cider and APP
pies, they were swept by the cutrent over
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-12-24
~ ice.

CUHEN's OFFlCE--BAI1lnorf.
Deetmber ~, lei.
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JeicS al Jclusalem.-Rcv. " b. Lewis,
in Il letter dated Feb. -, 1921, says the
jews at Je,sus,lem are shameh,l!y and
inhumanly treated ny the Turks. They
are forced Ia work without pay, and aye
basluadoed 1 Imprisoned To extoit muncy
from them. They are pillercd when They
visit the tombs Of their fathers, and when
they travel though the country. one of
the chirf Hahbes WAS shut mp in dungeon
for the pretended offence of having left his
DOORS open nj night, and his poor brethren
we're obliged Ia pay about go dollars for
his release. Mr.. Lewis observes that the
palace and Dungeons of the Turkish go
vernon are supposed to he built on the very
spot where The palace and judgment seat
of plate once stood. and where The anccs
tars Of these suffering Jews exclaimed,
e" His blood be upon us and our children"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-12-24

.laotter SoMier ofhc ReroiVi'on game
Departed this if nn tile e3d of Maven
Der last, at his residence IA Buckingham
county, JOHN HARRIS, sen. in the
eighty SECOND year ofhis age. The d.ath
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-12-24

There were lately IN prison ut Baltimore
for drht one person for 81 cents, one l."
ID cents, one for q, one for 80, and ont
10 cents.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-31
PUBIC SAIE

or valuable real and personal PROPERTY-Tbe Sinh.
~ scriber (or reasons not made know
10 the pusc9 has determined TO sell without the least re-
serve To The highest bidder. the premises Thursday
the 18th of Feb next a credit Of l. 2 and 4 wars -
quai annual instruments, the PLANTATION on whcI, he
nov RESIDES containing 1888 situated the low
end of Amelia county, and running for AZ Iesi two nil,
on Ssmozesn creek which makes about 200 vsua
Que low grounds This plantation adjoin land Of John
Boiling, and Jas. Preniis Esqs and can ne
Without The fear OF contradiction to he healthy resi-.
dehce as any 10 the sateas To the quality of Tue land
person who may choose purchase must udge for him
sell the Improvements almost entirely new and of
the best Kind. and immediate possession given - "
AT the same time and place, in the same manner ,;u
be sold upon credit of 70 months between 2 and m
'ikely aud valuable NEGOES. together with the s,oct
Crop Plantation Utensils, &C The stock are of ,be mos
improved breeds, and very likely ard valuable Fn
all sums under s 10, cash will be required "
II There will be postponement ON nceonn, ~ ,h
weather. w 'o"'' VI '"e
n D. The bonds viii carry interest from the date ;f,h
principal he not puneiualy paid. n M ~
Catta, (Ameiia) Ian. 10. ~ ~, -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-31
CAUTION

AVE observed that taot of land called ton w.
'ng In The county o Riehmond has advertiser. in
the Enquirer 81 the 10th of January 1924 for sale on
tne an day OF February by virtue deed Of rnst
rs Is s'id from benjamin d. Rust the part te ,rge
Saunhers a" ih- 2 aud David Greenlaw OF the mart
me puhe are h-rehv notified, that consider tract uf
au h"ne To Indemnity heir drvi>re OF
Moore fauueroy dee against recovery of damages In
won am liable to the child heirs, devisees repre-
senia'es OF hoier r"mn dee Mosre r. Tomlin dec
I'D consequence oi adectee OF the chan
pr 'nt rredereAsbuig district in the of Francis
sum ana Leiy his wiie Vs. romlin &c. which Liability
consider TO from the said decree ib ia,
,oowing deeds ard wills, 10 wit deed iron, benjamin
nust To Hannah Rust, the will of BENJAMIN Rust deed
from Hannah Rust To Baker Drgraenreid and Sarah his
wiea deed from said Degrafenreiu wile 10 Thomas
EDWARDS, deed from said Edwards Moore Fsunt,eroy
deed from said Fauu-toy to robert Tonin and the will
o Hannah Rust All of which said deed, and W ills are OF
record In Richmond county court.
January n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-31
LEGISLATURE OF NEW YORK.

IN .7SSenlbty, Thursday, Jan. %.
The select committee 10 whom was referred
the resolution of The assembly Of the 9TH of
Jan. 1894, together with the bill introduced
10y MIR. Wheaton, and that part of the 60
yernor's message which relates to the sub
ject of presidential electors,
REPORT
That The subject committed to them is one
OF great importance, requiring the most de-
bhrratc and dispassionate consideration Of the
representatives of the people. In deciding
question which may afTrct. the interests of this
state, when acting with other states Of the
Union, individual pariiaties should yield to
tho paramount interests ofthe state, and sec
tlonal jealousles should give place TO calm re-
hection and sober investigation.
The constitution Of the United States pro-
rides that each state shall appoint, in sach
manner as the legislature thereof may direct,
number OF electors equal to the whole mum
her of senator's and representatives to which
the state may be entitled in the congress-"
Under this provision of the constitution Of
the United States, Vermont, Georgia, South
Carolina, New York, Louisiana, Delaware.
AID Indiana, choose electors of president and
vicc-pr"sident by the legislature New Hamp-
shire, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New Jersey
Pennsylvania, Virginia, North Carolins, Ohio,
Aiabama aud Mississippi, choose by general
ANhtl dlib NHdSStCiluottiSs nidIYlaUO, hPn-
tpcky, Tennessee, Illinois, Maine and Missou
RI chO"se electors of president by districts.
Ii will thus be seen, that IN seven states the
electors are chosen by The legislature seven
others choose by districts; and ten states
elect by general ticket. Each system has
received the sanction Of some Of the old tl,ir-
teen states, aud among the states Incorporated
into the confcderacy since, we fod prece-
dent for each Of The modes Of choosing cleo
tors Of president aud 'ice-presdcnt.
However desirable it may bo to adopt any
mode which may be- found, upon examination.
Co be more c"nsOnant with the spirit Of our
Institutions, the committee are not prepared
iu dcRuunce the mode of appointing electors
~ the immediate representative OF the pro-
pie, as unconstitutional, or ~ at variance with
The spirit of our republican govrrnDenf.-l
Such denuncation would be = reprOach up
on Our venerable and patriotic predecessors
who have sanctioned the present system for
more than thirty years And It would he
bringing oar Opinions IN collision with six Of
oar sister states, which have preferred and
sanctioned the same nOdc--sfates which have
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-31
VALUABLE land FOR SALE

TUE subscriber authorised the tract of land or
Doctor Robert II Hose in the county of Amherst II
James aud within miles of The town of h.
ssrg lconains SIS acresaboui $50 hch are cleared
so of prime low balance of mn, rr, Is hs
Willy timbered THIS entire Of land is very rich and
Wen adapted TO the culture of tobacco. On creek EN-,
braced ON this tract of sA, there is fine mill seat Few
tracts OF land ot its can OF than this
private sale lie not effected before Thur the 4i
Gay OF march next II will that dav ii fair noi the
next TAR day thereafter Sundays excepted AT II o'clock.
most positively aud Internationally sold before the nnr
o the FRANKLIN Hotel in the OF LNnchburg, nj public
auction Ihe terms viii he accommodating Ii the sale
he made at auction. the credit wfbe la equal pa,
one and two years tom the the Bonds itIi
approved security will be required
January 27 83--t2M RICHARD POLLARD
L WISH To employ IN my iaui.y The tow OF AIag
don Washington county, Virginia "a Young lady as a
privae tutoress, mo is we'll qualified The Enyiish
"ud French languages and music. To such n one will
give salary of six hundred doaraud fm, her in board
ing roon IRE, candies, washing, &c will have the
care OF the education of daughter receive the
attentions. EnaNCIS suiTu
January "a 90 - "