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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-12-16

i!, Ihen'o!LT here has been u lcis,.ae nj ON, W. .
!ns Gha%e d Ait;ses tie Court sweden
- 10 m 'i,s gentleman who dead, body which
!"'. ;ret: NJ Boston, hu; his bcier .o y. on, yy;, ~,
20 i-nroi'e, and WHO died in ucS emit .r LIST ~ D"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-12-16

President Elect.-'fle citizens of Pttsburg have
rendered Gen. Jackson steamboat to conduct him
from Nashville to that place. In tho Legislature Of
Pennsylvania, Gen Duncan has offered resolution,
1lyitng him in the name Of Legislature, to visit
Harrisburg IN his route. The Jackson Central Com
inittee Of I'D. haze invited hin to sit Baltimore.
Invitations 70 the same effect we Lean, Rave been
forwarded by The Jacksoniaus i'll LyncibuTg, and
Wheeling in Virginia. We hope he will not forget
Richmond. lis friend Mr. Richie, is prepared to
acknowledge to him, that when n 1924, he called
hin ga curse" and declared him unable 'to interpret
he plain meaning of single act of Congress" be
meant Only solE5 little for Mr.. Crawford, who
happened tlef to be little more popular than tine
General. ge is likewise prepared to say, that il
Gen. Jackson at that time, had been as popular in
the OF p .as.' = - y =, .:. &c.. IL go,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-12-16
70 BE CoNTlHUED.l

The bill extending the time upon which merchandise
3 M benefit OF drawback and repeating the duty of ,so
bnck on wiSn A'S heen Charged upon such dra,s
20 "a f ~ ' u i't .'4e@ei'''i.ls, BY vote Of I5Y
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-12-16
Ebe GamstittttamaI gMtto.

Electoral cote Of deo,gia.-rhe Congratulations
he Troup ticket having succeedcd met at Millcdge-
'c on the first "Wednesday, when her nine votes were
given to Andrew Jackson for President secea to VIM
smith Of s. Carolina Vice President and i,co to
Jno. C. Calhoun.
HTo'' this vote 1t appears that Georgia still uis in
remembrance, Mr.. CalEoaus treatment of Mr.. Craw-
lord, and it denonstntcsthat the Vice Presill,. can
not obtain the vote OF his next neghbor for the Pre-
sidency, the Tariff und his rese:.t constitutional OPP
lions notwithstanding.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-12-16

must enhance the calamity, when they reflect what
'iie'f situation would now have been, had Bunku,r
never been introduced among them. With fewer
me houses perhaps their homes would still Laye
oeen their own The desire of great wealth would
never have been awakened by the facilities of borrow
lns' or the accidental success of one speculation
Drawn thousands into rash adventures Instead of
oeins sold to Bank, and compelled to seek home
In The western wilderness, they would have remain
ed content with the hurnblca but the sodn
dependence OF their fathers. If the inserics inflicted
oy Banking are less ostontatous than those of wpr
we verify believe them less extensive or atiiicn
But as misery is said to love company the good Peo
pie or n. Carolina may themselves that thew
are not iilc Only people in tho world miserable from
the Cause.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-12-16

The huction question is destined to make SOM,
sensation in Congress. a petition with 10000 sig
natures against 1t, has been petseltod from " York
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-12-16

ITO legislature G! Alebarla IT,. ct Tuscaloosa
on tn" 7th Nov. wh'n Nicholas Davis was .echoses
President of the Senate, and Clement C. Clay Speak
err OF the House. The me'nbers generally appeared
clothed ia family manufacture.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-12-16

fhe jackson papers III Pennsylvania Gro raising
oPpoaltionto the reelection of Gov shulze, for his
alicdged preference, of Mr. Adams to Gen. jackson
Twenty two candidates named an ample lati-
tude for selcctioa. '.Honczt' George Kremer Is OF
tue number.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-12-16

h&'1"t"y'-Ihe General Assembly ol Kentucky
met ut fra'kiort GA Monday the LIST inst The follow
ing account OF its organization is from the Common
tator. The mistake in the election Of Clc.l of tbt
popular branch, Is singular. We regret the sacri
fce OF such man Is Robert S. Todd to party ;,clr
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-03-20
FOR THE vlRG1SIAY.
To the ProDie If Virginia.
,,nNtrtN t.T..-

Inc aulIect u CoNvLSrIoN Is tue one, fellow
QUEENS, ON which have bceu rompted to adj
fre>S lew remarks to you. The time is but
Snort which Is allowed You TO max up your
''Mds on tins drcpiy Important subject, and
~" serious attention Cannot. therefore, Re Civ
IN 70 II to- sonn. In "A few weeks the people Of
Virginia will have it in their power to throw of
wis 7i Which many OF them have long and ear
o'sIIf complained and vet As the time APP
''ac5eS when this opportunity viii be offered
.'eln hSteSS Indifference is manifested on the
~ G.. an sa.i>ti d, however that this fee
ing Is Mirbutabe-not to your having become
.'.'n1"e3 TO the present c INST tuion--Sut to
:" great excitement which prevails on another
Important political question. | am anxious to
""t the discussion Of the Convention question
'#''"'h; ior TIA more the puplic attention IS
''" tHhiN SUBJ ct, the more SERTED, am con
~ mi 'bepubiic sentincntwilI b, come in favor OF
I'VE zion lit heteiote hehooers the friends
q F"i mn to awaken nom Their state OF apathy.
"'' 'nHIoy themselves with activity before the
sff laE uial If the ofe,ad opportunity
9e' EMBRACED, they may look in vain tor a
lit Tor mauy years Arurc.
'H''>lgS 1t u duty of cyrry friend Of reform
"'P avn a discussion which is calculated to
'l''f MS views | shall endaayor 10 expose in a
, "un'r some of those defects ~ iac con
IN" 'l virginia which seem to me not only
N PracPie, but likely to become griey-
"P''1tce' 10 those well meaning persons
s,'C0 am disposed t. believe thfrn) who
, ~ me Constitution because it is 0id, and
,ra ~ i've Under it only because it is the work
49,, s" fAiHlEs, do not address these re-
- 'or II Is in vain to attempt to conquer
J'.i1e by reason, or - muse courage into
F. seem afraid of their own shadows
didl. "'St H"la'crS af the oldcu times. will can.
mai ,'"" 'hat some improvements NAV he
VII. 2u1 Constitution, but they mod silly ask
dec, - make them who is lhcre in these
f,raL que oa'S capable pfamending what was
rn,t,, ''' dl' wise ancestors more than half "a
trvl,,, 7' Il every generation a our coun-
,r, ."'oot End Ineu capable ofiIamug law
no, s,.., '"n lime aul purposes they would
Pwl ~ 'He h"ueGj Of tbe capacity ri o:hels.
GROW, ~. ."#'iing - believe Rat car state has
7,rp5.l, a'pi a'rd aud ignorant. that It canpot
uuas, ~" in'n iut !iiaeui aud yirfu3us z.
- - amend C.nsfitptf.,, which VS. Cd.
'aI 4s.,s, matter Il rNpetineui ~ 'snse who
rn,a.... 100 long accustomed u tie abuses ot
n.,t,,: 20 0al"Ye tbat purely democrat g
Safts ~ night he framed ~ti pvarn.al
nj No., .,'l unwilling - admit Whilst the rrst
'mnrsv.,,' n'.' 'fyRnced - rapi3iy in mental
er ,ipr. a., 'e'' We poor Virginia have, cv-
r,li.. formation ON government been
sarJpt wards 10 the p ace fram which we
81. "'y thIng proves drgeneracy among
4a' ' ~ nus very fear Of trusting ourselves-oi
~ Tue people 10 change their laws when a
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-03-20
March %

fpNR. Howell DAVIES AGENT tor the
- rCLNEL aud BALeA \ of PulMEL,
PARk Eh ) NEGEIABLEPAN AtEA, aud j.
ALBRlGHTS COLUMBIAN SYRUP. has this
day received from Philadelphia q larec supply
81 each # hrsr Medicines apd II the highly
cxtallrd IltER-WOltf. f'r ihc cure OF ~.
somptlons Together with very handsome va
rrty Of nlicIrs IN addition 10 h,s before ad,rr-
Used stuck
The PumcI i, anew & highly celebrated Vcgc.
table Remedy tor the CERTAIN prevent II cure
Of conupupt,ons dial ksnds ~ all then differ
eat stages. Pnrlc,'s Phnaoea islllGlllN tE-
LIBERATED for the tEkl AIN CURE II
RllEl AlISA, LIVER COMPANIES,
MINIS Evil or SC8OFGlA luMOuRS.
1EIIERe, ULCERS, CON5UMr 10 :. SY-
PllllIIIC. aud MEkGuRlAl ii. eases sc Ec
The COIUMBlAN SYRUP Of Nj Iacob Al
bright, IS HIGHLY CELEBRATED fol the
CERTAIN Cure Oft the following Diseases. W.:
Nrc,ocs OF affections Of the bones, king Ivil
o. ScfolnIn. Caucetous aud invetrrnic Ulcrb,
Liyei Complaints RHEUNAIISN, ULCERS
Of tbe MOUTH aud THROAT, SYPHILIS.
nd all DISEASES uisins from the lMPkO.
PERusc i MERCURY.
March L. fsil16
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-03-20

M Office by vliluc Of deed Of trust. eK
IL executed 10 the subscribe by Chas Lew
ellen. dec d. Ia h,s lie tiulr, ncn ne date on the
"5d day ot Ahy 1926 aud dus recorded M the
Corporation Comt OF bvuchbue, made Ia, the
Pnfp"se Of securing the pat mcnt OF a debu
thefcn mentioned, due TO JOHN Iioiins shall
on Saturday Tie 6th day al Apfll next NJ the
ltir residence Of the satu drcodent, IN the town
ct Lynobbnig, sell by way of public auction, for
ready money, the ioo"ing property, or no
much tbcr 81 ms may be requisite To satisfy tho
purposes olsad decd, 10 VII: one negro man
- " naInrd George. one negro woman slase.
nam. Nanny. IL Feather beds brdstepdq n
the furniture al the beds, 3 DOZEN Alndsor
Choiis, . CoaS and Calf / Cir and Hlarn -,
? oldnR Fables 3 sidc 1ab Is. 3 dressing In
blcs, S,dcboatd. Batcau. ! Cupboard. an all
tn olhoi liofnrhud aud knchen Furniture ow-
ned 10y tie SAID Charles Lev ~ the time
the sad de ed Wa oNtrul~d 4 the interest Of the
sad Charles l"welIeu l., thersinre OF his ,leceas-
cd lathrr- ais the interest al the snd Ghnilcx
Le"olien IA lhr estate of Mrs BARhy, he Wits
moihc', aud House aud l. IN the tow of
Matys'lllc. ~ The county 81 Campbell. Acting
rs nnsise VII convey 10 the purchaser or
purchasers ii sad property the lite veatd in
'ne 10 tbc same by the deed nf trust aforesaid,
mud no other SAMUEL MI IFR.
h"fh ~. "si7
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,qDurssros. 4ih Ieb. ls25

Iii. { ,..-.,.,.i YOUR ubigIns f,iiff Of
Ahhoag ~ letter, 10 "hlrh II
fe - ~, vas not iatcudet 10. pnl'llcatio'. l
q 30 s5,Ber maj # vas published and sp'ak
aenh -, ~ content. should appear hfous
'af III Il cl.lf5s representation oi ah'h.
80 10 as ru6 irdi"n, yoH vii be lll'">-
Nm you ibuk proper. All maj ieei
Ell nj = thai ibe public Should not re
"ah''' 5,,pfss.iau inat II vas my intention That
mid ht gnaHs cd
.,t,.iiiiau at this mon enl IS most peculI#
~ -. at some 81 the friends of every
iaf I'D nov be prrsIdtnf,nr who four OF
mn w 0.nce ~ uid be President, ere di-
cs' '..,,,.tpie. with only the exception Of
r'''' II, Ad.n,. Snue of the friends Of
ut9s' air. raw ford Mr. Calhoun and
"'' gl.t,n With very different ultimate ends.
'ii. aha. 4,t,..nt. to uaIlc IA assalIing me
,.s., nov ~ o. the par of Nj. Cra"iufd
- L.. Jackson, 10 dnve me tram lie course
-, IA, deliberate Jud meiH points oui, az
.b. fliurr. ON In, pan i vi. Clinton aud
t..tta.l.fu ir4nnya ne AS AZ obstacle 10 then
tim Ihcy all have veto iedtn my cutr
49,, ifthpy suppose II possible TO make ne
-, from my duty hy ANY species Of III
....t.uo donuncatt n.--Eu dad not expect
,',tpy"o old nj ri K trhlr would ION IN the gen
cal cIy. lie ""s II. " '''''' NV - :, o.
tng for man. ''' = e'N'''' u
,ate ,,n anlo''o'''' 6'''''''''' WI" "o"n "
disease, to pi'''i'' o." a'""'"' m's"'u''''s
tom lhe bar ".l1' ms ",s" 'A (" all Tue ~
Dabncs 81 tiia 81" " ~ ,,. "'6'' |"ss 'AP'sS
ID rom he pan" q ! n'"''s h''"'e ''a'
he would h"' sun '''9 so'''' t''''.
Izrlions, ana J" ]" " "r' NV 'uo'' ~ s''' ~
i.1nla ptece'''' H. ~ "'" IN, ''''' ~,
,toas tahs' l"'.s9 M - ''' AZ ~, ".
.aY Il win ~ I'h1''o' nv r'''' h"i an ~
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Alt fitDN = AItS
...,,,,#..,I I,l,.,.
INSPECTED,

Thcpast week l73 hhds passed tobacco 81
hhds refused total 23l
There is no change ~ onr marlScl "past week
fbr crop continues rs heretofore stry nirner
The Richmond market the last W., L as imilht 10
on own; pticcs very low and tie last ip'eien
acrouni, note" no chang" ~ prices. and Il seems
iced by all thai inferior ana common lonace"
must continue low until the present large stock
II I'M dos q lntion IS cons nnrd
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- pRlNG AND SUMMER CLOTHING
- Jast rec wed aud ioi sale ut our room
back Of our store. on main stree, a lsIgr and
valuable assortment OF Spring aud summer
tlothlng Of eyory description, some OF which
are made IN thu best manner aud fashion. and
VIII be sold nearly az cacapas the making would
cost III this plarc.
Among the assortment is III hionable round.
coafs, also handsome hue nnd colouIcd Muir.
sails Vesicoais
Apply to
ANDREWS 4. IpoIuEpa
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N CIs-Persons having Salsoupton
IL Lists Ia NY lfoposed publication Of an
OdEHai DIANA. called VIRGINIA OF Love
aud Bray y, ~. respectfully ,cqnest,d 10 for.
ward me the n@mr' 10 the Lynchbmg Post OF
fee iorih"ith,p eparatotY 10 putting It 10 press.
ALBERT NJ GILLIAN.
March -. ifts17
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.arsf.t 100 manifest ~ TIE usee f. Nalrh II
v,s.s pr.lisd--.,o roin, tr,i onl IS rtal. he
ro4fse aud law vararisels Of rltN--in pre-
mote hY rxcry ai ri tgisrhooj, dcirartiup
aud rninmns ui It's ed, eIearies. The election
.,lgeu jackson. n nafaduer among this
Iplaln republican people T. well Htfau sed
.,sfsfn 81 illschuod AUTHORIZATION, he uek-
rda the star, the Swofd h - Carter u
lrsed order which CON pos css and ~ jay The
baunufs aud rmolunfrul oi ollie, without
ha,ior Ihrirmdiiges AID aclinns subjected Ia
The nqn,lo,rd pee.r OF the Profis or
their Rrprcseniahec~ ihrse mulivct NJ IN
lion. senator VI b. duly appreciated by
hi. fellow ridtcn# " 9TH q prnmi#r tu return
10 Inn ngaIu At some Convenient orptrtum
IL. and "A hope al pn-don Ior bc,ag hs him
divert ed from my subject, will noW toturn
To il.
This subject will be resumed N Succeeding
Nos. NAsliI ~ ION.
-aGo
ceNuslC tTfp
The following are deuamcs Of The m,mpts-
Of the Anti Jackson tumm,ttee tor Amavlsi
county, viz:
Nelson G. Dawson, Edmund Winston Ghas
Nund,. Iandon Cnb-lI David s. Garland, Col
Cornt,ius Sale, Tho, \ /. Ia ank IL. Paul
Cab,n. Eda,nud Penn SOM NJ Gatlaud Rob
crf ilieenbothan. Benjamin Ialiafpr,o, Lnd
Srv Mcdaniel col lohu r.1ot, D. Ehrhie
Gihcrt. Joscpn Smplrs willis T. D'c.rl son,
John My.rs. Dahncy saud,dFe, Lam l'l@-
tcrlo. YIN II Garlind Alexander Mudy, Jas
ltaae Richndsoa llrnl"y.
GnI Nm. A,,ni,trad lspac Ruckcr Rrola
u, II brown. Reuben Nnvst. lahn lhompnn,
it., Nm Bourne, pr. lohn J.. Brown. Nm >
Cian ford JAIME, l., harinnd d.. Alas Walker
Edward A. abel Linn Warwick. Ambrose
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II CHEST Prize. 100000.
Sll3.522
jn5l p,izes

PRICE or TICKETS.
" hole Tickets NJ Halves s. Quarters 80 so,
A few choice numbers may be lad by lmme'
diate application At Hcad Quarters where the
eapitalgof % 600 dollars Is for sale.
IFOldcrs by mail enclosing the cash prize
Tickets. " III receive due attention II directed 10
ABRAM Il NORTH.
March II.
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II. = Ia Military Sash whoever las it .,
III posses'ion viii oblige the owner /, leaving
II ~ hr oilice4
NJ Oh 10. II
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Bedf1rH iaG4Iact2o1 COMMITTEE. The mem
bcr, OF the Autl-Jnckson tomm'tte OF t'trr'
pundrncc aud Vigilance al Bedford, are reqneN
ted 10 met on Monday the lst day OF Maf'l
court nj l.ibertv.
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1I' A popcr' in Richmond complains Of a
remark made by a Lynchburg paper, rs be
log diela' d by a narrow ,pitlr, characteristics
G. tla' l,ytl priut' II may be 50, ,irs. But
winch paper rtar of Richmond Of Lynchburg,
eunced The Holiowcst spirit, in citation TO the
matter at which ssrriion OF the former is
pejitatedz Tho Richmond paper circulated
what II knew 10 he saunders and cdlnmnes.
without ,cndlns the antidote with the poison :
Il lynchbarg paper, did attempt % defend
the distinguished individuals assailei hit fc +
bound, as an act oiJnsiIce eren 10 the hearless
yGa6rer, u let hlm be heard we are willing
n admit thar one word used BY US IN he " com
mantary,' may have been too strong. When
@rNadthe Richmond paper " hates Judges
Brooke and Cabril we intended only TO convey
mdea Of dislike of theii pc isical course, not OF
pe'sonal haired. We hope thiscxplandtion will
Satisfy the disloyal Richmond paper
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lam f1i,hi7y your freud
AZ
The Hon Francis I. Brooke.

Store parriHg IN, Coagre8.--rhcsevcr spa,-
rig winch mas taken place in Congress TINS
.,,on, occurred III the IL. of r. on Ihe 18th,
between Mr.. Bando PHI aud Nlr. Wright Of OHIO
Ne regret that We have not lom for tins drOate
day II shall appear il. our nc&t 1t is cal.
,aolrd 10 reflect great credit rs well on CHe in
uepIdny as talents Of Mr. Wright. Nj. RS Pc
ra4OHtaS blood must have been IN a perfect fer
nlenl, as his own back was laid bare 10 the
slopes which he 50 unreicltuilg lnlirs on 9TH.
srs-"ho are not on the haor 10 defend them
selves
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Nv0TIcF AIR lone md tHttysri,d
y daag. our Tn. -. half 0rftr,ds ehfeh
Vf eaoit as 70 pialih ttt .tfd number ~ f1'
j,BroHirr EcpabiteaHf mat vtet H.
mr. sottieas M. hf nam, of trtry ipduidnqi
IN IN, sats#fibat, should b. Immediately
farTardrd 70 ~. a., arder thu he mdg fseeire
df fl number. OIp ffituds. Hp,fofe, trho
HtnV gfi tdan nhq stbsuibtS' n0mfs, m /
Pisa,f sind bfm in ~ be .tbd opporitrdf sol.
rsnsmbrug 10 tcsp h,u rapeeftf a1,=-to
phir trs wf,rd n couiiunpHtf ~ He., nd IN
procuring WneritsR.
IVA ! T3gFJJ " -
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n AMP OILS barrels winter s'rainr#
"a Lamp OIL, warranted to be OF superior
quality, tor sale by
WALTER II. MIDDLETON.
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Asn ,SUyinP T00Is


1fF9l landed srseIol ptcl, 4 4. dwell assorted
- Sptns Goods, which have f-,en purchased
At the lowest intes b, our partner Al pAiadel-
PIMA, mud " Ii Jc sold ~ small edvancs a. his
market, PRISONS will Ind tmue.. 10 thra advan-
tao 10 call and examine ~ Gnods a,a prices
previous pure Httlaei ns Ne are content ihsy
ar low,p than any ever base been offered in
tbs market. Among the lot OF Goods just otiel-
cd is
u n1tiful Calicoef
A .soll.d Maslins
Sup cotton Cloths
Hand, me- Rcaihs
Course aud fine cotton Hose
M Morocco Shoes
Denmark Satins
fhpes, Gauzcs, d c &c.
Ais" IA store, Dry Goods
Grn,rfits
Hardware
Ia then " Glss. Ware
Morocco aud leather Shore
Iuf anI Wool Has
LeRnoin and Straw Bnnncts
Boots, Looking Glasses, sc.
Apply 10
ANDREWS g. BROTHERS
March 90
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b co l. s-3-4b--b7
The Official Lsi c,n hcse,n upon application
~ ALLEN $ OttfCL
where the cash will hr paid ior all raz,s. - the
small pfl2c> taken ~ renewal taf other nokela.
1000 Dollar To be drawn TN, day.
" hpH' uehrs 80, sbttek IA proportion,
Srcu - Il chance hctur, It too late--call NJ
Hrad q tntefs. AILLN OltitE.
MHucnsu.
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E.. III SPLENDID DRAWING of The Disma
90 swamp G.mai iotiett. 1914 LIS, will Ger
tlnlN talk place = re mo ~, Ncones, ~
,he so'h inst when IL winnie scheme vii be
COMP ted IN tta minutes
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FOR THE YIRGISIAE.
No. LII.

II WIS ATTEMPTED, in my last number, family
10 sketch the causes that led 10 the unexpected
result of giving 10 Gen. Jackson the largest
number ofyoteS N the Electoral Colleges. In
This the same subject will be continued and the
causes more Immediately connected with the
origin of the opposition pointed ont
In some future period Of me Republic, whom
those violent feelings nfanimosty which have
sprung up from the hot bed of party collision
and nov limit lhe Whole views Of the short sight
ed pa' itteials fthe day sht have passed away
when he calm Of peace, L. the sweets ofcon-
tpntlnpnt shall revisit the counuy-when the
patriotic philosopher can impartialy review
he scenes that are past and which are passin'
ne must he greatly at a loss which most 10
iud,I.oo. his pitv on his Indignation. At what fol
lowed tle ascertainmcnt Of the fact that Gen.
Jackson had succeeded IN obtaining the highest
nrmbri Of vote, IN thc Colleges.
fmng the ransass, n rs prospects began To
nysn. his enemies began 10 relax somewhat
,feIt yirn'cnca. aud as they expanded, the mum
me, aud zeal ri Ms friends greatly increased.
Many now came round him Who bad formerly
berayislcnt enemes, 10 testify their submission
81 offer their idol worship--and seemed desi.
r,ns to atone by the warmth Of zeal. for for
mer detection Deep rooted and inve'erate
orimosities we're suddenly rtconci!ed. aud hate,
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Virginia StGtc Lot'ery.
ron rHt BGktFir OF TUE
Dismal ;" amp Cana Company.
1IIETEEN CLASS.
10 be drawn ~ I'll 'Sciiy oI k.hmond on Wed.
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and Preservation. Of this grea, nop has by tie
People Of the United States been entrusted
Among the important subjects which attention of the
present Congress has already invited which may m
cupy their further and deliberate discussion viii be- ,l. a
be made Tor taking the fifth of the
inhabitants of the United Suites The Constitution of tine
United States requires that this should he made
within tenn oil ten years and the date which
enumeration commenced the Monay of August OF the
year lao The laws under which the
taken, enacted the Session .ress immediate
u preceding the operation But considerable
were experienced from the delay of legislation period
That law, like those oi the preceding enumcraion directed
that the census shod be takan by the harshas the
Districts and Territories instructions from the Secretary
OF State The preparation and transmission the Marhas
those Instructions, required time than then allowed
between the passage OF the law aud the dag when the
tim commence The term Of months limited
returns Of the Narls also found then
be when additional population least
three millions DC presented upon the they are
be made the short session Of Congress would as well as
from other considerations be convenient the
enumeration from earlier period Of the year first of
August The most favorable would be thu Spring On
review of the former enImeraon will be that the
that Of its predecessor The last is still susccp much mn
provenent The third the which any ac
count taken of the manufactures Of the country IL
Peated NJ the last enumeration, but The cases
were necessarily vey imperfect They always be So
resting OF course only ON the communications voluntarily made
by individuals interested in of urlns estab.
smenis Yet they contained much valuable information and
no effective s columns Of as eS o oG ney
have hitherto been conncd To few Periods all under the
Der OF Is Important knowledge would be obtained
extending those columns intervals years utmost
boundaries of human lie The labor taking would be
exhibit comparative tables of longevity highly interesting to the
country deem my duty further observe much OF
the hnperecons in the Of the last aud peraIs precc.
ding proceeded from the adequaieicss of the
copensaons allowed the Marshs and their assistants in
taking them
In closing this communication, only remains inc to as
the Legislature ofny continued wish
acted by them and of thecordal part
every CONSTITUTIONAL provision which receive their
during the Session, tending the general welfare.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
Washingtoa DecemJer ,, 1893.