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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-12

Simple meihodto destroy The Hessian Fly
A writer in the Canadian Courant says that
this a deposits is eggs on The kernels Of VIII, At
brfor' it is harvested. They are go sma as 10
be inyisibl' 10 the naked eye, but can be dis
tncily seen with the microscope They
are attached So firmly to the wheat, by a
glutnous substance. as seldom TO be removed
hy threshing rnd other operations The warmth
OF spring changes the eggs into maggots which
attach themselves 10 the roots, where they re-.
main until they acquire strength TO begin their
dspredalions. The writer says the following is
a very successful remedy =" Soak the seed
wheat in water Tor Twelve hours spread il out
on the barn floor, SO as to allow the sup,rabun.
dant water TO escape then take fresh Stacked
lime and mix il among the wheat in quantity
sufficient 10 have every grain covered with the
lime, taking care to sir the wheat well with
shovel 50 that no particle may escape conIing
in foil contact with the lime, which, when thus
applied, will, in short time, destroy the eggs,
and consequently preserve the grain from de-
sructIon.
The egg. before the application OF the lime i,
clea, and transparent. but afterwards becomes
opaque like an added egg,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-12

On the subject Of order. and the method OF
proceeding. need not say any thing TO this
Assembly. The importance Of the Il, md the
manner of election, gave ample assurance that
no danger need be apprehended on ihai sub
Jeci. Our fellow etl2ens IN the elections they
baNe made, booked 10 the great cause at issue
aud selected those whom they thought most
competent 10 lis duties They have not devo
ted themselves 10 individuals, but have
regarded principle, aud sough, TO secure,
a. In this | seo strong ground 10 con.
6de in the stability and success of our sys
ten. II inspires me with equal confidence, that
the result of your labours will correspond with
their most sanguine hopes
Mr.. Gordon then moved that the Convention
proceed to the election OF a Clerk, aud nomi.
mated Nh Spotswood Garland of Nelson, as a
suitable candidate.
Mr., Il, w. Leigh proposed the name oil Mr.
Geo w Mnntord oil this city, late Clerk OF The
II. of Delegates
MIR, Doddridge, that OF Erasmus Srbug
Of Augusta.
Mir. Morris, that of Edmund Peadlc,on of
Caroline
Mr. Green, that of David Briggs, and
Mr. Stanard. that of Thomas h Barton.
these nominations were accompanied with
recommendaiory remarks. aud ~ some cases
win documentary testimony in favor ol the res.
p'oiwe candidates.
The first ballot In, ing resulted in no choice
i" second ballot took place. which resulted IN
he election Of Mr. Munio,d, as follows
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-15

From the ~ T. journal Of Commerce. December H.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.
by the sAip De RhaIn, Capt De Poster we have
received Paris papers to Nov. 10Th, and Havre to the
llii, inclusive, containing London dates of the 9th
Inc farls Monteur announces that Baron Durand
de Aiafeul IS appointed Minister PenipoLentiary at
Brahl Ill tue room ot the Count de Gabiac; NJ Roux
dc kuchCie, VI mister at Hamburg succeeded Rn ron
Durahd de AiarcuIi Minister PlenipoentIary at the
United States; M Roth, Chief Secretary of Embas-
sy ut London, Is appointed Minister ut Eauburr
Count AIea dc Faudrcull, Chief Secretary of Elm
bassy at Lisbon, sUccccds NJ. Roth at London NJ
dc CramIyGi, Chief Secretary of Einbassy at Huno-
ger, succeeds Count Alfred dc Vaudefcuil at Lisbon
NJ. Roger appointed Chief Secretary ut Constan
tinUpc, ana NJ dc la Roche Guerry Second Srrre
tary at Lisbon.
Tie Monteur contains Il convention bn.ween
France aud Prussia for fixing the limits OF tile two
States
The London Courier appears not to have Under
stood hat the article published sometime since in the
Boston Duly Advertiser, Oil the purchase of the
Canadas, was designed is buresque upon the
project Of the purchase ot the Texas.
PARIS NOV. 1.-The French Government and the
members OF the diplomatic body are said to have
received Intelligence yesterday, by courier that ar
rived at thc Austrian embassy, that the Emperor OF
Russia had consented 20 grant TO Turkey conditions
less rigorous thun those stipulated the Treaty OF
AdrIiop!e, either 1t regards the amount of The
indcI0nltics. or the periods at winch they are to be
pad by the Porte.
IUKAEY.-We nave adyiccs from Constanlinopie
and mad bten presentcdto the Sultan. Gen. D!o5sch
was still ut Adrianople.
The passage OF the Dardances was free to all
merchant vessels, g. the duties Oh transit were with
drawn. The business Of he port has assumed greet
briskycss from the facility the merchant vcsseis re-
ccived IN passing the Black Sea. From Sept &c,
to October 9th, fewer than 100 vessels OF different
flags were seen on their way from the Mediterranean
to tie Black Sea. Three vessels under the Russian
flag, had passed before the capital without stoppiup
and without asking Tor hrmans.
Frontiers Of ScrUtu, Oct. 2O--As soon as the news
OF peace and the co EDITIONS which it IS founded
were known III the provinces, extreme evaporation
prevailed among the Turks; and several Pdcha5
seemed resolved TO rebel openly against the Sultan
Such is the tenor Of advIces received from Sophia
and they add that tine lite OF the Sultan may be con-
sdered in danger Whatever turn affairs may take
Iab Pacha, a AMBASSADOR extraordinary Of the Porte,
Is have received his passport, and is prepar-
ing TO set out for ST. Petersburg. 1t is expected
that the evacuation OF Aduanople will commence in
the middle OF next month. Trade begins to revive;
but what is very singular, gold, particularly ducats
falls III price, although it ought rise IN conse-
quence of the paymets thai The Turkish GUycrn-
rielt Lss 70 make 90 Russia
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-15
CHOICE GOODS


~ kAVf Jet, and blue, blac Italian Lustrings
n Il Blue, black double chain Avgnon fogences
let and blue, black Gro de Indies
Faron dreb and led coored do
Blue and jet black, and assorted coiored Gro dc
Maps
Black, white, and assorted coors French satins
Sd English and French Cd black bombazines
"a & Cd black Italian crapes-broad selvaned
Black Mandarin crapes--smooth and glossy
SO q 40 inch black Italian cravats
Extra blue and black velvet and genuine cloths
Steel and Oxford mixed cloths
Extra double mllled blue. black, and mixed cassi-
Buff, white, light and dark drab DO.
Blue and mixed Habit cloths
Huffan black cashmeretts, for vesting
Black, drab, crimson, and brown silk vclvets
Figured black and colored velvet vestings
6-8, q 10 damasks and diapers
Cd Irish, and 1914 real Russia shecting
4 81 7-8 long lawns
7-8 g. A Irish linens, soft finish and very fine
Linen cambria handkcrchefs, raised and colored
borders
IlnCn camhrcs
Mems English and French silk hose and half hose
English and French silk gloves
Black horse skin, and white Beaver do
German s, English black 81 white silk hose
White embossed silk do
Black, white, and crimson Merino scarGs
Dark, blue, and cashmere DO
Rich cause scaris, crimson, blue, straw, pink, and
white
Shell, tuck, long bent, neck, and side combs
Brazilian turn back neck tuck, and side do
Madame Cantello's corsetts-all numbers
Mems Gambler and plain cloaks
WomeD's Mcrino cloth 10.
4 good assortment If the above goods recently re-
Gently received for sale the lowest market prices,
by - h JAMES. d. Co.
dec IS .B,sylret Square.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-15

-Attentjo,t Light Dragooms!!
DARADE on Wednesday, the 10th inst. at Two
4 O'Clock. 2. NJ. at the City Hall, completely g.
qulpped for exercise. The members will be puncua
IN their attendance. there viii be company buss
ness to transact. by order,
SAML. $. MYERS,
dec. lJ-et OrderiN Sergi.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-15
We have no beliecthat the u. s. Bank will fall even

we have no beliecthat the u s. Bank will III, even
under thH p v'er a; acksomsm. Without attempting
TO decide e constitutional questions ourselves we
would respectfully entu re in whit scioal, the Prs
iden acquired lis wisdom il. the sui.ve u cos.y
ton. II he altogether failed i'll correctly ipterpre
ting the second section OF the rules and article, of
war; we should doubt whether he could easily over
turn tho established opinions of several precedno
administrators enlightened by repeated discussions
IN both Houses of Congress, and sustained by the
profound Investigations and luminous JUDGMENTS Of
the Supreme Court. A greater curse c;,;,o, :, o,r
opinion beial this nation, than the system. if oute
adopted, OF unsettling for party yu,poses, the So
Tenn adJudications of the country. If any Question
could ever be finally decided aud put to rest. we
thought that this OF the con-titurionaty of the U.
b Bank was decidedly the one so placed. Nov
1t seems the nation is to be regulated with this
nendous conflict, and what other purpose il c,,
serve than to promote personal ambition. we are
entirely at loss to conceive.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-15
BRUNSWICK ACADEMY.

VIE examination of the students in the male and
~ ieinaie institutions at the Brunswick Mineral
springs coafpencea Oh Tuesday, the Est inst. and
cit'Seo on the " ednestav succeeding. In the male
department the young gentlemen were examined on
inc different authors the Liu and Greek ianpt,s-
9s' ana The 9lrIons branches in the ma, hematcs to
wn!ch they iod directed their attention duripr tba
session, and acquitted themselves on this as on for
!her occasions, TO the entire satisfaction OF the Com
mitice, and the large and respectable congregation
present In the female department, tie voungs ladies
sion.
The first class, composed of the following members:
lfosa!a harrs1a: Mary James, and Sarah James
vas - examined on spelling, reading, and grammar.
- the second class, Sarah ]. Rose, Margaret Brown
dheoP'ana Pete Mary Digger. Martha Primer
Elizabeth Siaclin, and Etii2a Rawiingo on r, adpp
pars'ng and geography. Some of the members OF
''S class were examined also ON history and rhetoric.
hrd class, Susan Niciioison Martha Powell
taTy Rasnoy Mary Brown. Mary Mvrick. Amanda
=. nose, Lilly Robinson, Janc Rawlings Jane M
Atkinson, Rebecca Peters, Rowena Harris, Arm ].
Morris, Jane Charles Hardlow, Jane r. Dueger.
Agnes Nicholson and Frances Kirkland, on reading,
grammar, rhetoric history and arithmetic.
=, f>0Ih Class, Susan Nicholson, Martha Powell,
ad'try haiHsy Mary Myrick, and Agnes Nicholson,
on natural philosophy. part ofthis Class was ex
aif { ESQ on cheyiStry and mythology.
fnth lass Ann :Ionner, Susan Nicholson and
Martha Powell or ancseat geography, and moral
Sixth Glass, Helen r. Claibrane, and Marpare. 7
Biacknal, on botany and Latin, Ovid Episi les
At the close OF the examination, elegant specimens
OF writing. painting, and needle work were exhibited,
ahd the company entertained with yarety of sclec:
times on the piano by The young ladies'. - :
The examination having closed, an appropriate va
edlcory address was delivered by DIR. Frederick Har
rIson to Miss Susan Nicholson Of SOUTHAMPTON who
having gone through the course of studies prescribed
In TINS institution, was presented with gold medal
The exercises ofthe Academy will commence again
the 1T Monday i'll January next
Board and tuition rs heretofore.
T. w. HARRISON,
ROBERT S. HICKS,
J. B. DUPUY.
Il. d. TURNBULL.
December l.!, 1929. Ito
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-15

ct l3SI@enty eight vessels had eved from
Ne.auhopie, tnee OF which bore the English flag Trade
Continues very brisk, and every description OF produce
tans pres'ous high prices excepting wheat wch las ,te
en;d M consequence of late advices from the pois % the
n.tieriacan ae~ tie Command for the art 's had sc,r,.
wirt su's'' ed iir Fs'ss vessels obt ~ the "a h
ifeishts OF "a lO. per ton, with ~ per prinaae
ITonieTS 81 ~ rHta,ld Oct 9-s'ii.e plague has been
t6gnS ufeaduIy TOR short time KalarecS very src,
Quarantine OF sixteen days has therefore been ordered A.
coidS 10 ic reports o the sent tn bucharest an
nave been discovered some of them douhiu bu several
sons are aeaay covered with carbunces The number of
dy ms is iSJ daily, and many uf item military men
IniEsrE, Oct 2L-An English steam vessel ire, arrive,
announces that Count Capo dsras wa. p,cpnp, y ~
assent OF the English and French Ambassadors , "a n, rim,
Russian eadtSafteis at Adanoe ile is TO osenbI -,
ElS anu proceed from thence by land. is expecd m
wi remain at the head OF the Greek government, and in ka
Greece ~ ~ N''S vi
iNpiA-Ssys tine London Globe Now 5,h "ws have r.
ceiVed Calcutta papers the lth June The disturbances IN
INC ones had subSide6 te,achncn,s of the army
mad taken Nuncow, the sochaded VILLAGES of RIvrr, ana
Lungourec Tecre Sing had escaped and ali the
places on ce frontier had sn, III ;er N is stated
na' the asly III India only that all their former al
o"ahceS wei tie gwen them, but that india Directors
see the proproiv of iii" ding large proportion of the nonev
received IRON Ava the soldiers claim il for the CONQUEST Cr
ha' country and they state that they were STONED by the or
oes oil the Connandcrin Chief the very time they could
without difficulty have pounced upon the treasure nj Ava and
'hat IL was I'm TACT the undouicd property of the armv
memorial on iis subject has been to England
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-15
L. GSIN AY

At' u y II " a IT
AS op hard large of Stationery and of such
= = plan" boohS is are generally among Merchants
d CerAs {" county Courts He regularly bred 70 tho
oooNDndns and Stationery business and Of years
this city, he therefore feels IN assuring the pubic OF his
competence to Judge Of good materials faithful workman
snip, and ne has many domestic to urge him on in an
attempt TO deserve the patronage of the public
Al orders ihapktuy received puuctuay attended to
Binding N all its branches carried on.
As 2 pces he H resolved be underw oked or uude:
sold, il he knows it, by any ono
tie has just received supply of rsc'acse o,,.5 ~ ,o5
s'Sf tooSe-shelI bued steel, Uey Fashionable ayIicls
ana common frames, TO spt persons Of al ages
Spoctl ces repaired and glasses fitted in old frames AZ
dec u y y 80
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-15

GROCERIES,
On TIL RSDAY. tile 18th inst At half mast 10
O'Clock, at auction store
20 Hhds prime mulasses
10 do w India sugar
90 bags coffee
100 boxes brown soap
100 realms wrapping paper
hhds Antigua rum
10 do n. Orleans do
Mould candles, shoes
Cheese mackerel, wines
Glass cider, vinegar
Indigo, chairs &c
Gee 10 D. A 6, Co Ancts
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-15
SERVANTS WANTED.

n wIsuto hire Cr'i-rutc C0oh, and good Wash
er and IrouCr for the mex year. for which LIBERAL
price will be giyen--appiy ut
p. CHUBBS OFFICE.
dec i5---ts
or ,0D pRINTJEc c.y-c'-1 :, The u,ds aaos
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-15
ut one O'Clock To-Day.

1T one O'Clock 10-DaY,
TsHf1E official drawing of the Main State Lottery.
Z Class No. 8, for the benefit of the Cumberland
and Oxford Canal, will he received Biggers Office
Capitals 10000, 5000, 1000, 1920, 800, OF
900, &c &c
Whole tickets 81. Quarters /. For sale at the
Lottery and Exchange Office. of
dee Is THOMAS i. BIGGER.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-15

; on iuesiay, the lst inst by the Rev Mr.
lewis frRiek n PNi.t, Esq of Hanover, Miss FrrrS l.
second DAUGHTER Of Major Sapcon Cra,c,el deed OF
DIED, on Friday morning, the lI,h ms, a, Mr. James
Siphards, MIR JAMES ELECTROMAGNETIC for many wears req,
pecabe nhaban, of this city ' 'e'
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-15
NOTICE

NOTICE.
WILL BE SOLD, for cash, before The Tavern
" door OF Anth nv Pugh, NEAR Shoulders IHD
in the county Of Nunscmond, on Monday, the 28h
day Of December. 1899,
40 or 80 Likely Negroes,
Ofoll agos and seXes TIE property Of the late Doc
tor Samuel Browne, decd.
~ persons 10 Whomthe said deceased may be in
Geoted are requested attend the sale and prevent
sacrifice by making the slaves sc!l for something
their respective demands Those indebted IN ,be,
said deceased are hereby notified, tibet urlcss nav
nent IS made on or before tho ta day Of IAN mex,
shaII, without determination, place their bonds or
accounts in the hands Of the proper officer for COLL
toI as the situation OF the estate will not ndD7;, ~
Indulgence beyond thai period Persons bavir,
claims against the aaid decreased md not herotoFar
made known, will do we'll TO hand 10 the nrpof9, ~
their respective claims on he sale day above aa
shall proceed tn make q dna settlement u9d dgtri
button ot tae estate aforesaid Immediately aheF fa
sale of be slaves THE EyEfy5TSto -
Naqsrn -. Eoy ,5~J-p-9tn
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-15
D. A g. Co. Aucts.

WANTED.-Al lad fourteen or fifteen years old,
w rs an apprentice to the Confectionery bust,
ness--one from the country would be preferred. APP
ply ut this office. NOV ia
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-15
SmithGeld and Chuckatuck
COTTOW YARNS.

SsfASibs Of the above superior YAM (ss,n from the
'SOOO best COTTON unaffected by The injurious operation
OF noiling) Al the lowest prices, for sale by
dec ID JAMES WINSTON
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-03
AT THE RoUND-Jur,T.

At respectable meeting of non -ffcehoders, held
March 2ist, 1922 IN the Round-hil Seminary, Fred
eflck county, according TO notice given in the WIN.
chester papers, 10 take into consideration that ea
ture OF the late Convention bill particularly bearing
on non-freehoders many freehoIders attended accor
Ding to invitation, and cordially took part in the
proceedlngs,) Amos Lupton called to the chair,
and w r. Campbell, appointed Secretary.
Messrs Campbell. Cartme and Herrick wero re-
CURED 10 draught preamble expressive of the in
tention ofthc meeting Phey retired for few min
ntes, and returning, reported the following, which
were unanimously adopted the sense Of the assem-
bly,:
We having assembled to take into consideration
ourrcatve situation portion Of the people of the
commonwealth of Virginia think it not indecorous to
express dissatisfaction and hatred Of TINT unjust
o. unwarrantabIc authority which the freeholders have
cXerted over persons and property for more than
haf century, and TO express the Indignation which
has been raised by reading the first paragraph of
act entitled "An act concerning Convention" pass
cd on the 9th of February last by the Legislature of
the State, which marests a total disregard of the
rights of man and Common sense, and determine
ton to continue the oppressive rule of nTstocracy
when it is acknowledged axiom of all republics
land this Is called rcpublic) 'that oil men are free
and equal, and that they have certain ndefeasble
rights, among whichis self Government. By pa ssinp
that act the Legislature have politically annihated
the whole body ofnon- freehoders comprising larre
proportion Of the physical strength of the common
wcalth:-And whereas by that act we have been OK
Guided from any participation in the formation Of
new CONSTITUTION, th2 provisions OF which they no
doubt intend shall be binding on us and on our chill
drcn, we cannot silently submit; therefore we en-
brace this the peacabe alternative left us of assem-
bling rs freemen, and entering orr manifesto against
the proceedings, and freely and boldly expressing our
opinions of che measures which we deem arbitrary
0fthis privilege they dare not attcmptto dvcst US;
therefore,
Resolved, That feudcr our thinks to those
friends Of reform, who, though unrequestcd by us,
contended so manfuly for our emancipation.
Resolved, That the lowland olgarchy, in all their
proceedings respecting Convention eyinced an an
ti-rcpubcan and an ovcrbcaring spirit.
Resolved. That although our freeboldinr friends
have acquired honour to themselves by requesting
their peers to withdraw the oppressive hand of arts,
tocracy, yet we should incur ndeibFe disgrace were
80 50 s- - forge. that were born free az 20 nc.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-03


his holiness He breasted the spiritual thuuders OF
the Vatican, which III former times had shaken the
most powerful Kingdoms, and humbicd to the dust,
the most powerful monarchs--bus the spell was bro
ken, and he remained unscathed because Of his res
olution, and determined spirit. THE frcehoders hold
their supremacy by fral tenure, as the Pope held
his. Breast them reSoiutely, and they will impart
justice to you. He who has injured fellow being
may when raparaton is demanded, plry the bully for
Il while, bu, press him closely, and it rarely happens
that he refuses to make atoueine',:.
= Cu;Scn Of fhc Caroline DistrFcy.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-03

!owcr end Of the county any more than resi-
der. OF that part Of the county called Richmond.
Yet no man would deny the right to represent that
part of the county because Twas not resident there;
and by the same mode of reasoning which take to
be perfectly fair. may not be resident of that part
OF the county called Richmond, any more than am
of the lower end, and man could say, could not
represent that part of the county, because did not
reside Immediately in thar Part. I take il to be
true that possessing the Qualifications repre-
sent one part of county, must be qualified repre-
sent The Whole. and it the city of Richmond is part
Ur this county he would be eligible to represent
that part o. ibis county. which is another part.
Again, il YOU take your tvo representatives from
the town. has bcon the case, docs it not follow
that the city Of Richmond furnishes three legsIators'
if the city in the county. that tl:e county fur
nshcs tliree' and are they not equay yiol;;cns Of
the constitution wch grants 10 the most popious
and To the most sparse but two; and grants in this
case one to,, the town and two foax the county?
The truth is, TINT the write and think on
this subject, the ] fEi be written and
thought. The views that may be taken of it esta-
bSlr beyond all doubt that the town is and ought
to be US separate and detached as county from
auo.her, arc SD diversified that it might occupy
volume, and to get every to think for himself
the subject, think VIII be tho best Of con-
yincing nj. Il COUNTYMAN.