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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-27

'1'S " iNNNIsC dnN tIeE -
a sale, on reasonable terms, a large and general
assortment of
Fresh Seasonaile Dry Goods,
Selected with great care 10y their partner in New York,
and well adapted, as they think, TO The ciiy and cous.-
try rehii trade.
.fmong he articles offered foy sale, are tie foIlo,,ier.
an elegant assor tment Of s~uiierfne scrstei bareges,
OF almost every colour, a new and beautiful article
for ladies' dresses
Figure! and satin stripe, black and rich Maid. wa
tered and plain Gros de Naples
Very rich new style barege and batiste,
Plain aud figured black, white and coloured
French satins
Colourec and black florence
Very superior double chain black do
y large and elegant assortment OF merino scars
and sisawis, cashmere and thibet sl.awls
Figured silk, barcge and gauZe hdkfs. and very ricl,
gorsted barege sliawIs
Wihter %ginghau,s and Norw ich stripes
Fancy prints and caicoes
Italian lustring, India satins, plain aud figured
s%iinchews, saIsuet and ieyontines
Figured mandarin Grape dresses, Canton grapes
Black Canton silk, levantine and Italian ciavais and
hdkEs.
English and French tht cad, Enclisi, bob;net, gimp
aud cotton laces
Wrought and plain bobincls and bobinet wells
Inserting and other trimmings
Swiss muslin robes and points. pillarcnes, caps and
collars
Ladies' aud gentIemen's gloves and hosiery, of al.
most every description
An elegant assortment Of ribbons
Nelson's patent suspenders
Silk and cotton umbrellas
Lambs wool shirts aud drawers
india silk caInblets and wors;ed 30
Plain aud figured black and coIourcd silk velvet
yestings
SwansdoVn, valencia and ,oiipet ves:ngs
Snpcrlne cloths and cassipe,es, blue, black, and
fancy coors
Double miliei drab cloths
French merino cloths, for children
Crimson, scarlet AMI green moreens
4. She'll and Brazilian tuck and side and other combs
irish linens and sheeiiDgs, diapers, damasks and dou
BILE darDasks aud dauask napkins
Domestic shirtings and thcctiDgs, pla:Is and
stripes
SatiDettS, negro CLOTHS
German iinsey *oolsCy
German oil cloths
F1anDeIs, red, white and Green
Fine and superipe English ingram ca.pet;nrs
Stair carpetings and Wilton rugs
NaPt cottOns, assorted
Iyo'e, point and dufic blankets
German aud British osnaburgs, burlsps and ticklcu.
burgs
Cotton haeging
Russia shectIugs, ducks and diapers
An assortment Of mantle and toilet glasses, with ma
ny other articles.
Additional supplies of new articles. and articles ne
cessary to keep up tie assortment, will be received
from time 10 t;tno from our partner in New York.
EDWIN JAMES l. CO.
oct 2i--wf-t
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Carpetings & Negro Clothing.

rSgs1E subscribers are enabled to offer an unusual
= large stock of WLJVIER DRY GOODS. AT
prices, which they feel confident are moderate.-
Having within ihe last week added largely TO their fsl,
supply, they will only enumerate a few of the more
prominent articles, at the same time assuring their
friends and the public, that the entire assortment will
be found extensive and seasonable.
Ingram carpetings of various quality, amongst them Sc
veral pieces superiDe with new and rich dtop
patterns
Wilton and Brussels hearth rugs, large size and lianf-
some style
G 4 and 81 floor cloth baze, plain and printed
Printed baizcs for table and piano covers
Stout t~ilied Ga kersies, an excellent article for SER
wants clothing, believed to be more durable and
economical than any napt cottons
Blue aud grey military cloths, plains, fearnoughts, drab
coating, and a variety Of i, 4 i and . . cheap
wooIlens
Sattinetts, linsey wooiscy, ~diuggc,s, COARSE stockings
and half hose
blankets. point, striped, dulTel and rose OF all sizes, and
a few trnsses real double milled bed blankets OF
remarkably good quality.
ihey respectfully invite an examination, and pledge
themselves TO sell the above and every other article in
their line at the lowest cash prices.
Oct 24-ts w. & d. KYLE & co.
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FALL GOODS.

IA ALL NELSON has received by the Fly and Exit,
80 aa other recent arrivals fram N. Yn,k and PhiIa-
oeiii!hia, IA large proportion of his Fail UPPLY COM
prising a general assortment OF FANCY and STAPLE
DRY G"OODS-among them are:
Superhnc blue, black, olive, clarc,, drab and mixed cloths
Common and fine do do do do
Fine and supertine pelissc and nerino cloths
Blue, black, dfab and fancy coloured cassimeres, assorted
Conmcn, fine and supcriue cassinets
Coarse cloths, linseys and milled kcrseys for servants
Stout booking and floor cloth bai2c
White, red and green fanne!s, assorted
S'9,lO, ll,l2 and Isl heavy rose blankets
), SD, 4, 4! and . point do do
Printed floor cloths, %carpeting aud hearth rugs
Plain and figured hoinbaZeits, assorted
Swansdowu, toiiinei and Valencia vcstiig
fich moleskin velvet and silk do
Cotton aud silk velvet, bang up cords
British and German oZnaburgs, ticklenbures and turlans
Russia duck, sheeting and diaper
irish shsetipg, linen, lawns and diarers
6, SO and lo-l thread danask-napkfus
Cashmere and mcriuo sbawls and long shaw,s. asserted
Rich Gaming shawls, "a new article
Superior black Canton and Mandarin crara
Black scnsha ws, ,evantine and Italian lust1nss
Satin levautines, black Mandarin satin
Black and coloured Gro de Nap, figured md pla,n
Black mode, black and coloureti attn and norruc.
Black figured muii, book, Swiss aconet & India muslins
Cotton cambria and stripe and cross barred do
Swiss, iaconet and real India robes
Common aud fine calicoes, assorted
Extra rich London Chintz do
Madras pullicat and cotton baphanna hdkfs.
German flag and company do do
Fancy sauze, barge and Gros de NAPLES do
Norsted barge, cashmere and me fino do
Bnbhinet and thread laces aud edcings
Lace wells, hdkis. pelerines, capes, collars and cans ~.
rich patterns, and entirely netc stde
ladies black, slate and white worsted hose
Mems do and haifho
Black and white silk do and half do
Tortoise side, neck, curl and tuck combs
Brazilian shell do do do do do
Sewing silk, thread, moulls, buttons
Combs, fancy scar, cotton balls and snoaIs
Finss thread, pims, tapes, hohbims
Ribbons, cravat pads, stocks
Gloves assorted, tooth brushes, needles
Umbrellas, looking glasses, &C.. &c.
81 general antf!a'ee assortment "f domestic brown and
oieaciied shiItings aud sheetings, checks, plaids and siripes,
be"-ticking, &c. &c.--with Il variety OF other hey and a.si.
ra6!e Goods, sui'abie to the season, all OF which he Is d.-
posed to sell on moderate terms.
Sept 90
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TO Sell or Rent.

E'HE subscriber is disposed - sell or rent his farm.
Il containing between ! and 900 acres, in the county
OF Augusta lying on both sides Of the Middle River
About ioor hundred acres (thc oue-han Of which is river
"",toml ave been cleared, aud are in Il good state uG
cuHivati0n. This tract is so situated that il NAV h,
conveniently divided iDo two very valuable farfzs: nn
each OF which are already erected Il tolerabIe good Dye!-
ing House, an excellent Barn, and other necessary build.
lnEs. The subscriber will sell upon a credit. Ia s,i, tho
convenience of The purchaser; but the payments must be
weHfecured. lie will be on the land. or in its neiph-
oct20-4i SAMUEL M'CLUNG.
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a CARD.

EGILLiAM NEALE & CO. beg leave 10 take ,hi:
w opportunity nf Informing their friends and the public
that they have rec cived and are opening, ftonn day to day
lie largest. the ha~ndsomest, and the cheapest assortment
of GOODS that they have ever before had the pleasure Ia
Offer. Oct I0-ts
10 non sesiaent o,eserS ri OHIO aud Kentucky lands.
THSHE Subscriber intending 10 reside in the city of
IL Cincinnati, respectfully offers his services to the
citizeUs of Virginia Npd others, proprietors of lands in
the States of Ohio and Kentucky, in the capacity of
Agent 10 pay taxes and make sales. Owners of lands.
disposed TO employ the undersigned, can either com,nu-
nicate with him, at Richmond, BY the 18th of Nov. or
deposit the amount OF taxes 10 any one OF the Banks in
the city of Richmond, TO his credit, and notify him
thereof and If sales are desired, transmit a power of
Attorney for the purpose, when they may rely upon
then business being faithfully attended TO-.
The undersigned Wal add, tina; il is also his design TO
practice law in Cincinnati and in The Federal Courts of
Ohio and Kentucky.
All letters by mail must be post paid, or they will not
he attended to-. JAMES SOUTfiGATE.
Oct. SdLBt
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BY ~PLEASANTS s. SMITH.

IL The CONSTITUTIONAL WING is published twice a
week, wednesdays and Saturdayso at five dollars pc.
airnurn, payable in advance.
IL Previous to a discontinuance of the paper, all ar
rearases must he paid up. And those who may wisl, to
discontinue VIII notify The Editors to that effect. at least
thirty days b.fore the period expires Tor which they sub
scfibed.
u For aivertising-75 cents a square Tor less) for The
h'A' 'hsc'.ion' ana oo cents for each continuance.-1he
numlef OF insertions must be nn;-d on the MS. Other wise
'irry will I've continued and charged accordingly.
uJ All letters to the Editors must be posi- maid, or they
viii receive no attention.
u Notes of chartered specie paying Banks Of any Of
lire states will be received in payment for subscription Tn
me wing, though Virginia or U. States Bank Notes would
ne p.eisrred; ana remittanceS can be made through the
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ITO Lewis Leath, adln'or Of John Walthall, deed, John
Poland, formerly curator Of said decedcni, Peter Wal
thall, Henry Wallhal, BARLEY WaIthall, William WAL
ibal, VIVA. Jea;h, joel Leath, Alfred Rison and Elizabeth
his wife, Peter Leath, Lewis Lcatb, Marina Leath. Henry
Bradshaw and Mary his wife, Thomas Marshall. John
Bransford and Elizabeth his wife, and Nancy Marshall
Take notice, that on the second day Of November next, at
Tilnon l.. Jcters' Tavern, IN the county Of Amelia, be-
tween the hours Of ten o'clock and sunset, I shall uro-
coed to take the dispositions Of sHndry witnesses, to con-
tinue from day to day until completed, to be read as evil
tence in the suit now depending in the superior court Of
chancery At Richmond, in which am piaintif. and Won
arc defendants. WILLIAM MARSHALL
SGN <JU'' 1911. VI; Awclia.
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SUPERIOR GOODS.

z nav received a beautiful assortmen: of rich worked
- ow's' collars, capes and pclerines, of the latest style
n'ooinet lace dresses, wells, hdkfs. collars, caps, pilerclps
ami capes
a large assortment, of thread ond blond laces & cdriuce
IRA sipe!iihe worsted berege, assorted colors
riaid and plain eros dc Naples silks
Slack Italian lustrings and company satins
Hierino aud beregc sa wis and hdki.
scarlet, blue, lemon and other Merino cloths
Rogers patent Mieriun flannel, warranted M, IN s,,,;,,
feai caneis' hair (water proof) canlet, of superior
pu1lIiy, for cloaks, with many other d.sir,hl.
goods, for sale at low prices.
Oct I0-ts HAIL Np1,soM
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NOTICI1.
OctG

9 II. persons having claims against the estate Of James
a Cooke, deceased, late cf Powhatau county, are reques-
ss' 20 present them to NC property authenticated, on or be-
i"rc me lSt day Of December next. ! am now engaged in
'e settlement OF my administration Of the estate OF the
f az lanes Cooke, decd, before a Commissioner Of the
NlC''mo-d Chanccry Court, and shall plead this notice in
d o any claim not presented as above requested.
A. a. EEE
AdnUr c!1aGcs Cooke, decd.
H~cv,a.GG -o~-.-. s., 80. 80 ~
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I,ohncco Planters.
yySt

A PETITION will to presented to the next Session Of
the Virginia Legislature, praying that the inspectors Of
All Public Warehouses, shall be required, in inspecting
Tobacco to break it in four different parts efeaci hogs
head, m order to detect toe marry imposiious practiscd in
pfizirg: and that certain Warehouses, where such frauds
arc connived at, and where inspectors refused to break
Tobacco in such places as they axe desired 70 90 by pm-
cnasers, may be sgYrIcsset.
Z.-s 80
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LEWIS
haring opened Tie principal part ofhis
Fancy and Stable Dry Ctoods

s. ,oLicIrs Tie attention OF his friends and the rubfic,
- ocail and examine them. He feels confident, in
me selection, no store III the city can surfass il; and ?
positive determination that none shall urdersel him in
INC aggregate. Among tie articles ROW offered for
sale, aie-
Sup. blue, black, olive and Oxford mixture. and otber
fashionable cloths aud csssiinercs
Ladies habit, Tciisse and merino cloths
negro ciotfitG-consistinS Z! kerseys, plains, r;nseys
and napt cotions
veSt'Dss OF the newest and most fashionable patterns
figured and plain Gro de Maps, IN great varieties
kioreHces, satin leyantnes, Italian lustrincs
oa''ns, modes, Grape lissc, gauzcs, various colours
battIste, barege aud GreciaD robes, splendid asyort-
mcnt
frfa,s nets, fmpcria1 cynpes
Nankin, Canton and Ttai;an cranes
Imperial mere, 'hibit, barge, e1efsdice. marafat
Ganze and silk fancy hJkis.
mterlno' cashmere and Cinaing shawls and scars
Hhite and black lace wells and hdkis.
Ielerincs, cages and igufeI lace Go.
Bobbinet Iaces and quilting
I, D and 6 4 figured aud plain bobSinet
Figured and plain Swiss and null ,nusLIns
GatnbIics, jaconcts and book muslins
G,ngh"tns' caiicos and cambria prints, beautiful
Ci'caSsian p!a;ds ard stripes
Tartan plaids anI camhicts
English and French silk hosiery
NoTstet, lambs WOOL, Angola and cot,nn hosiery
Grass hieac|Ied linens and Irish shretInrs
DOinOazIne5 and hoinOaz1is, cGluured and b,act,
Cambria ard furniture dimiiies
iuboons O! every description and suDerior oral;tv
Coloured and white domestic, sattinets and checks
Rose, poir; and GGtiie blankets;
HIih many other articles not enumerated. Bv thf
next arrivals, shall receive an additional supply Il
complete 'hc assortment; among them. will be extra
sup. fashionable Cloths aud I;a;au Nets.
Get. 13-tf
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10 lst1c LtzarRts, JobH Iinyiey and Leopold Jones.
ANAhE notice, that on Monday, the 2Gth day Of Noven>
Z Der "e%i, at hius William Court-house, I shall proceed
TO take the deposition Of Robert w. Shelton, To be Used as
evidence ~ the suit depending in the superior court Of
cianefry for The Richmond district, in va. wherein am
p'"in'it, a''i John Merriam, JnhH Watts. Isaac Lazarus,
Lawson Pocket, !obn Tinsry and Leopold Jones are de-
isndanls. BYRD CHAMBERLAYNE.
Octb yrit
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o--WD'" Y FHE "VHIWHt sIsJUfunCG NOCTCtW
q PETITION will he presented to The next Session of
"a the Legislature Of Virginia, praying them to reyisg
aud amend the laws relative 10 the STutual Assurance So.
cle'y against Firc Oh Buildings in the State Gf Virginia, as
that a board Of tie PfCSilent and Directors MAY be fixed On
for the government Of the Society. as was the case original
j. under the charter ofincorpuratiou or 10 abolish the in
sliiu'ion for its abuses under tie present rules and rcgulu.
tious.
Oct. 90 We,
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- RICHMOND. vIRGINIA, SATURDAY. oCToRER o. soz

lO-I SHEETiNG, (width without a seam) ius,
received BY WILLIAM NEAL e 70
". Also, 81 heavy Russia Diaper, for table linen.
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- tEltfiON viii NJ presented 80 the next Session nf tf-
Legislature OF Virginia, praying that the Firemen with
IN the state may be exempted from The performance Of Iii
Jllla uuty. %cHceptim cases ofimgasinn or insnrreciinn.
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DRY GonmE

INc'e"'h@ IN quantity aud variety, any peevious <upprv ~.
nave ever received. They have been selected with ,br.
Greatest care and under very favourable circumstances, ina
.e '"atNets oil .Ner lorh and PhiiGdeiphic,H most Of them
nom fAoice and Tecent tnpoytatio,s. So 5000 as tirrmn,-
VIII admit, a detail of the leading articles will b.,
given in a future advertisement.
L. & Z. JAMES s. co.
-9er' ~3-is .Darkl Briases
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Mississippi Lands for Sale.

A situated abou, fifteen miles Z.
IA boVe Baton Rouge, ON the left bank of the Miss,s.
siPpi consisting OF
one thousand and Eighty .q,penGs;
sa'u Plantation has a front o! I2 irpents on the river &
10 adjoining the principal landing Of the settlement
iron which Cotton is shipped. On this tract there are
one hundred or mare acres OF cleared Land-ene
large Dwelling House, with six rooins-Cot,or Gin
tinl, Tan Yard, Negro Cabins, sc. Ceasily repaired y
he ''ies TO The above lands are indisputablc, aud n
warranty deed will be given If required.
ALso-OHe IHos,soad .4rpenis;
situated on honpsons Creek in the parish of Fclici-
ana one and a half miles from the river Mississippi. Sc.
ven miles from The town OF 81. Fraucjsyilte. PAT al
'h's tract Consists % low buttons, probably 600 acres.
on SAID tract there are about i1y acres. cleared sor,,
years since, butgro~nup:- Either The whole or one half
OF th's tract will be sold al the option Of the purchaser.
tor firtter particulars apply 10 this Office or 10
ROBERT ROSS.
- ~ = 1t
N v'rtue nj a decd nj trust executed the 6E, davr fNay
a i"<o, by Wade hlnsry the cider, aud Sns,nu,L NJ.
wiie' t" the subscriber and others, which deed i. of record
III 'he clerks oihccs ot tn" county courts OF The count,s or
.ieh'ic" ms Po"h"ian,t SHAH sell in frnnt of ti,et Earle
! i"''i In the city OF Richmond, on Monday, the lou of
iiecFmheI ncHt. al II %u'c!oCh, the following, nrupcriv ma med
IN sa'd deed, viz. "ne-hin,h OF Tho interest owned iv Mad,
Ai"s!y, Jr. Isl "a certain parcel of land jvinu ,ao Tho 0iJ
market house, Oh Main street. in The tty of Ricbn,nJ
u" h' "''th q SUIT Is now prndiug in The stucfio. ceurt
"i law Tor ii"utico county Also, all the interest the sa ia
WAGE N!"s9y the elder, has in Il claim To 4 tract of land
'i "rtwec" > and 6lUO ac.es, iyiss on the Ohio river, nc-
tween the mouiirs Of Big Sandy and Little Sandy rivers.
III the ccuniy %. G.eenUn ant State Of Kentucky. Tin
moi" o. TINS lard is first rate bottom land, aud | have NJ,
Doubt a great bargain may be bought Ia it.
lEEIiS -d, II and Is morlhs' credit, bonds With nn.
proved security, and Il deed OF trust on the property "a
srcl'r The payments. I viii convey ONLY such tile as i
Vested IN me as irustcc.
Oct l''ti', I|21.-i8t WM. W. hIOSBY, Trustee.
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he VIII be satisfied with moderate pro6,s.
C"u""y merchants particularly, are requested tn cali
ann tN2mne hisslock for themselves; which for uualitv and
tory. ~
Reservations p"t.up wifi neatnesa, facf;y arl Jcsrsfch,
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Fresh Fall Goods,

Z Se'Se me earlies, opportunity tn apprfze or c6ss
toners, mat we are now receiving aud opening oGs
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NJ Ao coninii'ed to the jail of this county as a Tuua
W way, on the 18th day of JUNE last, Il negro wan who
calls himself JOHN BERNY, and SAYS re was liberated
ny David Berry, Of PerQuimau's countv, North Carolina.
TIC rs a stout well made fellow, five feet eight inches high.
oaIN c"mpleXion, large v%'his@crs, reads t~olerahly well, and
has a hlcnish in his LEI; eve. lie had on when committed.
a hall worn furd hat, b;ue broad cloth coat sud panta-
looms, with many other valuable articles of clothing with
nIm- l have every reason 10 believe the said negro is p
runaway and the owner is requested 10 come forward,
prove property, pay charges, and take him awayj otherwise,
he viii be dealt with as the law directs.
WM. S. ROYSToN, Tailor
Caroline County, Va.
IN SEP tee. y,Tc'
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"A fLAN iAiiON situated about fifteen miles Z.
= "A Dove ba'o' ltouSe, ON the left bank Of the Miss.s.
sippi, consisting OF
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PULLINCE

oheFS to his customers and TN,
pt5hc generally, 4 complete Assortment
81 fresh DRUGS, -HEDICLTES.
('1iNAS, OILS, &c. SC. ut the SIR,
o. 'hs BACK BoY and NoRFAR, Maj
Eet bridge, Richmond, Va. HAVING
recently made an arrangement 9th a
Druggist in New York Of great extrri-
enee' to seleei aud forward by almost
every arrival Of the regular Packers.
such hledictnes as ave wanting, he cor,
hdcntiy recommends them as genuine
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Fresh Fall Goods.

YEtHE subscribers have just received, and offer 70
a saie' on reasonable terms, a large and genera
assortment of
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JOHN Allan & ! Ex'ors Of Wm.
W1l. CALF, Cali, dec.

Tfc L%ynchhuTs Yirgin:1n viii ;n.crt his advertisements
until the day ofsaie, and present ticir account 10 US then.
:. ALLAN, Ex'ors,
". GAIT, s Sc.
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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-20

ole naiatninisra'ion, End that FOR 50 bong
lime aud 10 so great an extent, as 10 nave well
nigh ruined our once 1Durishing and happy
commonH ealth.
IL That thf, Is no seditious and unfounded
Glamour, but serious and most alarming ruth,
is proved by the fact, thai while tho whole United
States increased in population, the thirty years
that preceded the last census, l4f per cent, the
white population OF Virginia increased but 3d.
and by the further fact, in the same period the
population Of New York increased eight times
faster than that of Virginia. In short, the do
minant faction may read the history of their
misrule in the fallen fortunes of the common
wealth.
IL. That 1t is not the object or wish Of the peo-
pie of Frederick TO stir up their own blood to
mutiny, on arouse the angry passions OF their
fellow citizens throughout that part OF tie state
which IS aggtieyed, insnted and trampled on by
the lowland olga chs thai they therefore re-
lrain from all attempt to enumcraie the grievan-
ees they are suffering from the folly, OF ignor-
ance, or arbitrary caprice other rulers. ouf-
flee il to say, thai they are great and numerous,
and that the people of Frederick neither ask nor
expert redress from their present rulers.
10. But they do ask and demand and, if the
people OF the other western and midland coun-
ties, containing large majority OF the citizens
VI iuIs Ct0uionN cdlth, hie Oh the same ninu
with themselves the, ask ~ demand for The last
hme, that facilities be afforded, by taC, for the
assembling OF a full and free convention OF the
good people OF this commonwealth, with view
to the establishment ola representative deniocrd-
cy on the runs OF the Otgmehtc tyranny winch
now prevails.
The following resolutions, proposed by VIM.
NJ Baton, Esq. were then adopted:
ReS0lred That a committee OF five be appoint |
ed whose duty ii shall be to draft a remon-
STRANGE TO be submitted TO the people for their |
signatures, and handed To the delegates from this
county, to be by them presented to the Lesisla-
lure |
Nhereupon the following gentlemen were APP
NJ, Barton, John X. Cooke, |
Alfred II. Powell, Alexander 5. 1idball, and |
VIM. l.. Clark.
kesoired, That the thanks Of this meeting be
presented TO the chairman for the correct and |
manner III which he has presided ON
his occasion.
Aud then the meeting adjourned.
A true copy OF the proceedings.
JOHN b. TILDEN, Chairman.
SAMUEL II. DAVIS, Secretary.