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VIE suhscrbers oer sale one of to- 6p.sI E.,, -;
Liver Virginia; II Is the Estate called o,umb-rI.nd
yns upon TIE Panunky River, the county Of New emit
sbou Two miles below New Kent The ~
Col j. D. Watkins, and Containing by estimation more iha
guy acres oil which 100 rate Ieoeg fat
s Is the growth OF corn wheat cotton oats and
'oo woon land heavily timered, aud 900 marsb
andn 4sS VI SuNOeI-
Thi, Estate itunted head OF fine hold n,,g,,;on
aordins water for vessels OF 500 tons. and
I've n farmer more advantages than any estate
The dat land is has been stated lst rate Is well sd,n,d
20 plaster lover, and has been much owed by
me high land heavily tmhered and the marsh i. one of tb
~ numbered, chiefly with ash; ond exr eJimsn
maue III the sale OF the timber and he beun6 tb
expense OF Clearing and recIamng might be deayed from
e sale OF the wood & timber, when reclaim cd ,,ori
iilty, - $50 'N"Au''''e isr-
Upon the estate nshere herring fishery Of M IL,
oe me annual profits of which have geueraly sb,
9uO aud shad fishery Immediately oppoe 10 ,he brr;n
hsry which might also be render ed ysTv valuable and 6
~ Se immediately upon the river and adjae 10 the viii
age 0i Oumheriand the mProve dwelling
~ the customary out houses, and an ice
house The dwelling house upon a yery eeyaeJ ,.,;o
commanding view of the Cat land. marsh river and az,
rounding country for miles Fish and wild fowl of ever
'aeyi are taken upon the their proper sea,on
cue markets OF Richmond Baltimore alike contigyou,
l" ~ am Produoe shipped to both tile same frs,Rt
more minute description deemed eary "a II "a s,
premises. 80 '"'' ''e" '"e
rus property snow offered for sale upon credit of l. 2S
years The Price which very moderate can be ko,n b
Application 10 James Lyons, Jr residing IN the ov Of R,c6
mono" VINO VIII cheeriuy ston, ron
"'Iu'Jett Letters ny post must he Paid-Co Watknsugho
ueishborhood, wall shew the lani to any one -
II, and give any niormltson that can he Afforded " VIZ"
JAMES LYONS Jr
ri % Tli0S. H. TERRELL
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NftHE Plantation upon which reside In Aibesrle eopB,
~ Immediately upon ths Turnpike Road lssd,og ~
5nun' 'n 10 Seovis, and rs ues hon, The snsg pise,
the tract ooniin 701 odd scres about 500 cleared ia
zrod order Tor cultivation 10 700 If which eorf ~
we creek ow grounds, well drained and secured ssos f
- Ihe high lsnd lcs well, and peculiarly slspsd n, IN.
t'yer ani pi1, e systefs which has been fysnyelv
gpon Tor ths s 10 Of y years. and ~ which mean. b..
beth Drought 10 almost Ne original Of fertility prod,
me crops OF corn, whet ani tobacco rhs iesrsd n3
very ficR and heavily tmtefe and The psnis1n iror.I
p supplied With never fsinr sptfnrs Ut fne waller The ~
progemenis cons oi tolcfabe dwelling and other oses
honse' lsts' barn With threshog hne anil tohss
% houses sufficient 10 the crops made ucos The @
As an very anSoul 70 sell viii dispose Of te above f,s
oi iand m accommodating tets, and vfsle eootless
faJl ~ ths payment 'ny'1-s 1erqas, $40. ". CAN'T
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March ~


- VhSUANT TO The Prrviigls of Deed Of TUT sr,,
~ 81 10 the suh5erihef by Tho,. Harm, on The asn
m Jsn lS2I and duly recorded ;e Office of Tfsnoy,
county court The blowing property, or SO n,eb tbe,f .
ne s9me'ent 70 answer the purposes Of the trust will
ne offered Tor sale At public auction 10 the hirbs.f bic
Tor ready money on Wednesday The 26th inst If m. frc
noor OF Tue tavern az Hanover courthouse one undivided al
PAR OF certain piece parcel rse Of sud yiur heinz
uanovel county oontsning sos acre., more Of e Ind
Cd BY the snd' Of John Amber, Chas. Cfen,hs,v o
sns thetrfd Of land Of winch Plnme Hari, died no..
sy2 one tract Of land containing q acres more or e I
IN anovsf eyuntyand bounded by the lands Of hu As
agd others The quality Of said fses Of land and he ~
oi ~ zdraCt a. convenient settle for tavern so gene
rally known, hs further description is deemed
The title h ctusdered indsputsbie; but tj,s 49, ~
convey ony such ue e. e yesied ~ him rs irn,es
March ~. Oi'4' r. u, iusiee'
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~" not IN The harp, soft melting tone,
Ih't mu'ic and haI DIony dwell alone;
t's not IN the voice so tender aud clear,
That comes like an engers strsu DER the Ear;
they both are sweet, but DER dale and hill
Il or ne there's az beautiful music still
hear II IN every murmuring breath.
Tint MOVES the bells Of the purple heath;
A the watch DOS bark, in the shepherds, ns,
an the tuslicS laugh, a, Il e,b IS alcng;
~ the VIII yzing sound Of the wild BIRDS wing, o.
Ih'rt's music, there, music, IN every thing.
There's music in the first love Sigh
That aaswers the glance Of The melting eye,
Aud -,vHit, Il home IL the lovers heart,
And hrls he idle fears depart,
Aud tsiiCs the trembling blush IN the ctetL,
And says TAT more than words cautpeak.
There's music t'e, an the evening breeze
When Il shakes the blossoms from the trees,
hud waits them into the MoOulIsh heaven,
Like larry banks from their anchors driven;
aud they, thto' the clear aud the clouL.e,s night
Float in wayelesi sea Of light
There's ruio too, when the wind. are hsb,
.AnJ the clouds sailing thru the sky;
When ocean toams aud ldshes the shore,
When the lishuings Fash and The thunders roar;
Iss, cen in the tempest's jubilee,
Vhe'es music, and grandeur, and beauty for me.
There's music, swee, music, where insect, MAY.
When they burst into life and the light of DAY,
Ind shake such sounds from their shining wings.
is the wind makss IN murmuring DER latp ,triug.:
IN the soug OF the birds, IN the ripping streams
Oh these are such sounds we hear in our dream.
There's music unheard, tina, i, only felt,
IA the bosom where passionate feeling, have dwell:
Where the purest aud warmest thoughts have hi.
To tune the heart like Instrument;
From whose CO. ds as time hath u'or them flown,
Ills wing hath but wake tender tone.
There's music most bcss'd in the house Of prayer.
AYE, the sweetest and oveIiest Of music Is thtrt;
When innocent voices tos ether bleud,
And Their mingled tones above ascend;
There Is the hottest music given,
from Tue hearts warm altar up TO heaven.
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In conclusion VIII apply passing remark 10.
the substitute, which has for its object register
oil all the ireoholders who may have failed to vote
object to this provision becauseAt is contrary to
reason and to the usual practice of other States &
because think the original bill has wisely refer
red the decision OF the question the freehoders
whose votes shall be actually poed. The gentle
man from Brunswick wishes to infer that those
who fail to vote are unfavorable to convention.
1t seems to me that the contrary inference would
be far more reasonable, for we should then pre-
sumo that all who failed to vote were favorable
toshberty and equality. But am willing to dis
Pense with prescriptions and to estimate the nom
voters in the ratio of the voters.
Debate TO be continued
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tor the selection Of the following really beautiful ssuzas
We are nd eed TO the tate At friend who culsd the
tate Liverpool paper They stated to he from hr pen
~ Miss Browne, young lady than years
hey denote an Uncommon pTeu'nurity of fancy ling
t'''e aud, should the wrers mind pen with her
no i,'s author OF Poesy whom she may live equal
iw whom she VIII not surpaFs The paper from which thu.
sy gem takeu, mentions that volume Of her pr oIuc
on' na' already been published, under the title OF Mount
enc aud other poems" These nave bu,
'he underworld procure copy OF the work. and If be
garden containing many such "spoken fower" part-res
% 2en he rSd to furnish Potiieal bouquet TO read
" efe have been frequent instances Of greater pecoeuy
thap this young lady exhibits but evdraoc4 Of more fun
."d htath9l maturity Of intellect k,euer perception the
"ssntes and hamoutcs Of nature richer puret gh
OF feeling are noi oiien net with in the eaiy esions gv
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.VEW GOODN

JNEW GOOOA
tH HE SUBSCRIBER. have recently reeeiveda arsea
- 10 then previous stock Of aqyss,
The following Is apart of their assuftnsnl,
Norsfed bareges, beautiful colots
Plain Gro de Naples
Watered do and figured
Baes white eoiOTed French 'siinl
Colored & white florence,
Double chain black do
Real imitation Italian iu.trings
Black India aOrences, wide Article and ehtsp
Black ,ensiaw, sarsnetS
Alinds fancy hkfs. figured silk sa,ise baregr gro de
ladies '''''' ''''"'''e ''''''0n 10 LOT
German twiled, sPi,lehed, DOdoe, company and CON-
mon handanns, for geHtieaIen
hn KIND, do for boys, children servants
Linen esmbIe; linen eambfie hdko.
Mefno and cashmere 10
Nsnkin Canton grapes
Black I,aliaa crayats
Coiored do. article
All kinds ef cravatinS. colored white 10 Al 54S6
-, bobsin-t, for veil. & dresses
Thread q hobbnet laces & edgings
figured aod aa and
Striped and plain and herring bone do
uaimen furniture and eambrie dmies
Beautiful inserting and all other kind, TRIafMlYGS "a
gmP', cords pushes lsces, quillings silks, &c. DC. &
ptanda .s trimming for Peisses and riding dres,e.
I L,die; :hOr, kid, hOr.essin ano GLoGgs
Ladies; long white and eoiored do
Gentlemen's walking, riding and dre-, gloves
Az kinds ladies', gsntlemen's and children. HOSIERY
All kinds RiBBAHDS, those for belts aud bonnets very
large assortment cambric cslicoes Circu,.an p,ad,
tartan Piaids for coaks, aud nfero: for servants
dresses
Cancels hair eanihlet fer ladies, aud ggnemens eI9ak,
aud beautiful article
Bombazrtt and bombazines
Cloths aud carsimeres Of every drscrirtinn
Bang-up cords aud yefYe,s
Silk and tahky do
Cassinets OF al cosrs
Silk, swsn'down, ,Oinet vsien!ia and Mar.cies yes,
ings "
Brown and bleached dome,tcs Of all widths and ouaie,
Do checks, bedtickinSs 4
dn,ty wo'iseys and kerseys, fer servants oi>thns
OrnshuTgs and uekl enSurgs of all qualities
CAhPETINGS AVID RUGS of The latest, an eieran
assortment
l' German and Scotch shes,iug., some Of which 1914
wide width without seapl
shell ar. Brazilian tuck, side and bent comb,
large 5sOrment IRISH LINENS
Superior grass bleach, and exceedingly eheap
Whhe,r red and green dannels
Spotted do for children
merino cloths, for do
ST. - 10, II, II, ~ & IA rose BEA5KETS
8 TO point do
NAPTCOTTOES, under market price,
And large variety Of other not srt,xed all n,
have been purchased the lowest market prices sonle
such under, and will be offered smaller than Gus
'Hary in consequence of the Iatene.s ofihe season.
n. o. Whi. NEALE & co
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Al #, i,-<O do IN Steps orise in, l. q wide LAM
H ts abOVe stones will be hsmmere the ystJ and nm.
e 70 oioek, from TO feet long, eOOo to die plan,
The remaining 5000 cubic yards Of masonry will eonlt
OF oon tuobe hacking in Of about "a inches Thick
neg ahd OF suitable lengths md width All the Jmen,on
Sh"'e de'snaied will be 90, Patterns, and be paid
y w eu3e ysrd as they will when hsnmered
% teauy Tor laying and al the fuhble backing 10 be paid
TOT nyne euh's yard as shall laid ani tho
Posss must be made accordingly II Contractor arres
o. nn,h both the dimen,ion and the ruhhie 81 mes then
we Woe masonry including the hammered and rubbe work
when laid. 49, ''a'i w "saSu'eu
an me 'sa,h stones 70 be delivered sueh wharf ~
IVs or liner landing places, ia Tear the w. States,
NY Tsrd as the Engineer Superintendent Of the WORK,
~ me Oy Dock shall direct The delivery of the ,u
,nnts 70 be commenced before IT. dsv of Apri
ana continued hey al be reqr ed until The bulo
as they shall be wanted. - '' "''''s''"
70. the above stones, accompanied by the names
tt Popo'ed bondnen sealed up will received al the
nosk Osee' go'Po Navy Yard before The a DAY af
nay next Those wishing tfer proposals. NAV a., The
plans Snd obtain further Information BY calling al tb ce
Yard. YiA2 r,y,1rs 1879 ,,, L,a'J
Navy Word, Go,Pot W. M',eh IT, Io6L4t.i'tsi
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Feb 90
hOanOlfe land for ,S,0Ie-

~tUN'fOtC 1stfGHJOT SAFE.
0VibL he Sold al auction without restrye on the IA,
OF hPrii next, Al The tavern Gf Col John g. Bsnt,,,
at eGE'fhbuTy courthouse fhe Of land ON bieL f
resides on Roanoke River in The county Of Meek
zen miles south East ct the ocurtbouse contoinn he
aeiua survey f2o4 acres, Of which 2i0 are fertile river bo
n Shou 80 acre, low gIound upon small streams pa,,ine
''ate OF The high land there so Of improved
io between 500 OF The hsh land are no,v
'ltai, al o. which will produce tobaceowo thirds Of
0n superior tobacco land. The situation is healthy pnJ
~ good neighb1uibood the are in oo T,n,;
do amply sufficient for the comfortable accommodation or
ana genieei fsmiy aud the securing sge orap Of .ver
uesSP'ioo with wheat machine, in good repairs srgef
gnut az" an extensive orchard Containing great vnri,t
run uee' The whole Of the bottom land upon fb;, ,sJ
highly improved; % hands can he emploveS
uP I tsc OF iando advaniaseit is considered one ofbe
s' ssuaoe tobacco plantations the River; fom n ~
,s IT, assasn Is complete Purchasers invited 10
ss POesion will be given on the 25th Ia,
81 Dec next with the right seed wheat The
tssr title will be made Immediately ale IN. ,als
ensetd Terms, one third the purchase money 10 he y,f
IN, ON nsy 81 Dec next, third Che 25h day of be-
ava the remaining third the 25ih day Of pee IesO
sIeuy iot lhe payments, will be required SbouId
n pr na,er "'h to anticipate his payments a tsaonsble
t ,a WI DE allowed for prompt payment. G GREEN
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TO AL foreigners OF taste and edu cation. Who
ever wishes to see examples of every sort of vi
.,ous rhetoric, may ind them in this gentlemans
writings-farticuarly in his pctulant and mob
counting Grafton on the 4th of July; to which, as
the Chancery craftsmen say, s~I crave leave to
refer. MIR. Addison would have tainted before
he had perused one-third of it. Old John Adams
would have written much better
FAIR PLAY
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.C,LRLES N,ECK L.fA.D.

CCLLES NECK LIND.
SNDElt the authority OF Dssd rrus made on the
'h day Of July 1879, recorded ~ the Office of he
NY court OF Htmieo, snd at the request OF Mar,
Moshy that rich and valuable estate called Tuias
RIVER, IA miles below this will be Sold 20 the
ext tar day.
THIS sale necessary, for the purpose raising the sum Of
o"' sixteen thousand dollar ,wheh must be
49, ~ consequence Of order of the Richmond superior
% oil ehsneery the sale must therefore be pUsve
Pu eht,.t viii be required q pay said cash,
s may he obtained for the balance Of the purchase
me estate contains ee2 of very rich land go
which in luxursn wheat and the res, Of the cleared
covered wnhted clover Farther information may obtained
by application either of the or bfr tho
SALE which will be made ON the estate.
RICHARD RANDoLH, Trustees for
VIM IL. RICHANUSoN,S Mrs nj
=, WM q. PENDLEToN, } ". Mostly.
L..
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StthE Executive will Iectye proposals IN eonforv nth
- me provisions ut the 81 section the act ronrS,r
he Armoy, hereto annexed So Aud he !, r,,b "hs
that the Executive hr authorized required 10
what term, The Aaory Baiidings Lad attached ,5,rl,
can he exchanged or leased for term of vssT T.
munieas TO the next ianefa Assembly The result ~ G
enquiry BY order IT the Executive '
eruve Department. C. C.
i5 j Ma eli, 1928.
Mgfch
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NYfR ADRIAN. f. DIGG Frs HAVING p,ven r,b. -
~, ' oo5 fol'sas Che balances doe tie d Of Aade,
i " ood'On bsser,5 those indebted to that firm Se re-
Iutu 10 "Ee payment TO the subscriaers who are Aim,
authorised to collect the debts due them WV ''s aO"e
JNO. GARTH, Trp.-
Starch - ' linn 81 ICES
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IL Pss9in aying 0pen with the Eslse of oI,
ntii, der; ioe Ssddisr Of the city Of Richmond are
e,ttu 70 eaIl on the sucscfiher for settlement IN, q
soisu hgi reference 70 The books will often be-
nsss nag them posted, and nosy ready H. make .se
oeht5; Aihoush Il g defirahls that ypeedV ri,'e -
W W auninut aon should be made, yet hs give ss,o,
o ue 70 iaoie who may fall debt 10 The estate o b
k DO4u 10 he payment thereof. an those i,dstfsd h,
% anu hote', ae informed that the claim, srarsf ~
- ay VSy urgently pressed, aud that, thefefots
Al, 70 rtquWe them 20 mlke immediate rsvfns
, Pssyn. ahng q call in reasonsbs time NAV yYot
@ ss1 s'fp' WI be taken for The collection tiersof Ali
n"slhS cams aea'n The estate are feqnesses In sr
s un properly sud legally authenticated; ihst ma, he
~ tne aa1'uul due % enable NE T. make s,,s,.,
49, ny 'nnsr hqudattor hiy Office Is IN he Civ ff,u
sls nc b''ks add rapers viii BE- KEPT sod v,bers Iii
ss"si''y a.iehd IRON 10 20 9 O'clock. '"''
W. b. WREN, ssrtt ofCR
u.~ and Adn'of ri itchi. Bell de-
-
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BHSHY E0REN5I,

IIltS estate, The seat Of the Real f,,;,
u not previously old be exposed 10 the biebe,,
m ne ~ m91day 10 May next, being Charlotte cont dsy
VI a cttd' 81 = 4 year,, on credit 10 mil susL
cson IS may he inclined 10 purchase. Il contains ncsI
y seIe, OF isnd lying both sides of Little Ro,nosks
80 emo large odd acres, the upper or yeern sids ,n3
Upward Of 600 on the eastern. 1t m be divided res1qeJ
ini9 Two or more tracts 10 siit purchasers '''
This land Is naturally smoBr The hest in tbs c,,r,, - co.
oeIspe proportion OF is low Around of great fer,v II
wen waieIrd add well umhered under good fence al ~
op otneT or cropping part Of the land apprsres with
miis o. Charlotte courthouse, would ,ud nso
.ynaI OF merrsuule man. There a never fsrr ,rtsn
20 "hon Formerly ttsod grist mill Further dt,cri,o,
land. 'j '"s V'eisttIi VIII snow The
Jan 81. Z
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RAILWAYS.

The bill to provide for Internal improvements
oy Railways, passed the House of Representa-
i've TyeS Oh Massachusetts,. Yeas 1872, Nays So
The bill provides for the choice of BOARD of hi.
rectors by Joint ballot OF the two houses.
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VI 1900 eaui'n an person from trading for bora
- aieH ~ nyaef and Ahner Robinson for SEQ a. ,l
pa Sna.s % brown Archer Mare sold AZ Tee Hill la, o..
w ItPfe,taAiive % Col Wv. Rice. dee ss have l.,
~ ''' '"s 'l'e. JAMES L. WILKINSON
50 -nfss
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RICH8RD pOTTaI5D

EWiLL Law the Courts the counties Of Mel
w son, Amher't aud buckingham; also IN The Srn.,o
Count 81 the county o. Camrbel toa If the
len o. LynehoIfg and the Superior COu of Chance fo
Nelson courthouse. AN 4'''5e, near
March H. a.,
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THE SherGs to the counties Of vy,,b;o,fo, lee se.,
- Resell aud Tszeweb King William, King 4 Queer,
beE CaToline md Hanover; Wythe, MOniEemefy rsyson
and Giles Ksnswba, Mlson, Cahe Randolph Leafs, srr-
~ Wood sud Logan Ohio Tyler Brooke onongsia snd
st0ni fsuqfr Cuprper, Will take notice fst eeclions
: BE- held AZ Their coutboues, and other places author
ei BY a for holding elections the month Of April next
choSe Senators 70 repreen their respective districts
nesi General AsemSly' ADDISON HUNsFORD
Hafsh ~ 5Cc ~
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~ AAWAh from the subscriber shout The latter end Of
WOW ls<, negro fellows, Of them named Sam.
nsy afe 59h about ~ or Is year. Of sgs. The susls sa
" '.D' IT. M bSft with his forehead,
made, and Of Indian Complexion and round vses The other
:, about 2 ms bigb sleuder leug face rsthsr
~ iGht eompeHon' The other fellow named John, about
20 yeas old r. los high, very much scored Win tbe bp
and particularly bis right thigh When he left here be bad
eBt butchefs knife, and will likely make use Of IN hs
defence, - be has resisted hefofe and h likely be will ds
own his m'iers name will give $50 reward 10 auy person
WHO VIII lodge Them ssie IN any Jail deliv, en- VI 20
M W Chester dnre,5 @. $40 Tor either d them.
JAMES WILLIE.
hocky ~ 1unt Works March 81. 100 -Dfos
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DRY DOCK, GospOTt, N'dUy- Yard, YiygiHt9
PROPOSALS. will he received this Yard by the sub,er.
osf, on or before the LIST day Of May next Tor fp,,hne
sna delivering granite stones for about 5000 CUBIC srd, az
uasonry Tor The Dry Dock About 5000 yards TO be Furnished
m The following schedule design aed Nv lei
~ height aud depth Of the blocks are given
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DittO IN 1871 2GG7T
Increase in 10 years 552s
Hence il appears that the increase Of Shenan-
doah for ten years is to that Of Henrico, Norfoll,
and Glouccsterin the aggregate, for the Same pc
riod, as 12,967 to 2,16S, or as I-4to /. Ne aIso
appears that the increase in those three counties
Tor ten years amounted TO only one thirteeth of
'he whole population, while the increase Of Shen-
andoah Tor the same period amounted to ] 2-5,
th9t IS 20 mean number between a third and a
halt Of the whole population.
Is u not, then, apparent, that tho increase OF
ne western counies progressive and irresistible,
II so, sit not the interest of the lower counties
20 expedite convention while they retain the pre
Ponderance' Having the majority Of population.
they can elect majority Of representatives. TO the
convention; and those representatives, while fbeV
may concede the rights Of the minority can stp,-
late for the integrity Of the lower counties and
avail themselves Of every method Of compromise
which may be compatible with republican prin.
cpies. Should hey wait for the change Of the
lido. fAo'- horne nay BE- f'asicf f--v~-
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i'm ehaneery In Riehu,oud u,,,ugs Uouit Jsa l.
SS VIM; L. Smith aud Matthew keLnedy and Jane wife
""' was zane 'iniih, Pil..
Drand, dec. lay
Inc Defendant, not having entered their appearance ar
ordg to the act Of assembly AMI the chi, court s
appearing me satisfaction OF the court that they not I'M
haosnts OF this State Onhe motion the plaintiff; hy es
sch ordered That the said Defendant, appear here m
me Friday before the last Monday in April an,wsr
me tanti. and that copy Of this he in
serted IN the Richmond Enquirer for nh.
and also posted at the front door of the City Hall of this
copy. TIL. HOWARD, clerk
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conpFt

John Dickinson, Robert Dickinson, Griffith Diekinon @
san Deknson Nancy Dcknson and Ann Die kn,nu wido,,
aud TeIiet OF Hiram O. Dickinson, dec Drfi.
This day the by their mi fl
3 ana The Defendant Robert Dickinson not wing On
ms appearance and given security according To law at
Iues o. ms COURT and appearing 10 the sstac tion OF
court mat he not an Inhsbah Of this State: On the mo-
ION OF me ConPahaDts by their Attorney II ordered That
me said Defendant Robert Dickinson appear here .n The ~
81 APril court next and answer the Gonplainsns bill and
newspaper published the city Of Richmond for resFs
ueeeVey aud posted al the front door OF the courtbose al
'hH county, on some oouit day. copy. Teste,
=, ~ JOHN HUNTER, e. l. c.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-06-11

A letter from Nashville, Ten. May Sd,
published in the Providence Literary Ca
Diet, says:
Il think YOU may rest assured that Gen.
Jacksonville get only a small majority Of
the votes of Tennessee, as his admirers are
fast diminishing. saw a few days since,
Doctor Armstrong, the author of the cele-
brated papers published in the Kentucky
Reporter, & entitled The Tennesseean;"
and he assured me that there was a mon
strous reaction IN favor of the administra-
ton, throughout the state. Just as | left
him, he passed Gen. Jackson, who glanced
at him like fury, and was really appre-
hensye he would strike. He did not, how
ever, as he had already been taught that
the Doctor was not to be trifed with.