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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-26
CuR THE WAC.

IoR TAE Wac.
3Ppothtm;At or a JVdge for the 9TH judicial CGrsil
Several days before the i5th inst. Judge Bnnldin
caused the Executive TO be di,inc,iy informed liz,
his resignation ea made to take effect from In
18th. This determination of the Judge was evident
ly designed to givo opportunity for the oppoint-
ment of his successlr IN te for the Superior Court
OF Petersburg, which ~ law, ought to have heen
holden the 18th inst
Time enough was afforded the Executive 10 have
elaborated upon the subject and 10 have beam ready
u make the appointment on the 18th nt yet strange
to tell, appointment was made until Friday tie
22d instant after the true tor holding the court at
Petersburg had passed away. We wtreiricrmed bv
the public prints that meeting OF the Council tor
the purpose Of appointment T. ok PLACE on Wednes
day, the Goth inst. aud had Judge bcG Men chosen
(preauming that Judge May would have received the
commisson) court might even then have been held
III Petersburg. Why was the appointment not III en-
made? The same Council which met and failed -
perform lis duty then met again Friday and mt da
selection: which It would seem, might lust rs well
have been made on Wednesday, Had this neglect
OF an important Executive duty any thug to 10 with
the Petersburg election for members OF Convention
Thursday interviewed between "Wednesday and FRI
Day, and IhUrSdny The GGy If election fer men,
bers Of CoNcsHt0n in Petersburg. From the extra
ordinary efforts which have been made by his Excel
iency, though he disdains % eiec!ioneeYO by wri-
tIog pamphlets, &c. and Causing them to be dstrbu-
ted ii Is not Improbable that he caused this most u-
warraataole delay IN the appointment Of a Judge,
lest the choice which might be made should in some
way inirre his election in Petersburg; for however
little may he the power Of the Governor in such
case, yet the public know very well that he presidcs
at the council board, and may conroul their dnlibe
Faions though he may not be able to controul THEN
choice.
There are some individual cases OF hardship, ari-
sing from failure to hold court in Petersburg dis
ressng and ruinous ard is hoped that this failure
to perform high duty the part of the Executive,
will BIC bDrne III mind By The next Legislature.
JUSTICE
Is stated in the B0At0n Palladun Nat the Turkey
Red in Calico Printing mas been successfully introduced % use
AZ Lowell The French have long had adv aage over The
English in the employment Of Ills cOlour.
Tho words 'Pdy tie PIriaieT'' can be so arranged
as to readtwO thousand ways and yet some subscri-
hers devise than thousand ways not to paw
the printer. Oh, the wicked ingenuity of man!
! MARRIED, Yesterday, at Friends Meeting House
on Green street Harry CLARKE OF Richmond, Va
10 MARY MAtLE OF this city, daughter of Joshua
1! Naule late O: Wilmington. Delaware.
Ct'hH. Daily .4dU. .31a1 -.
On Thursday evening last, by the Rev. A. II. Co
hen, Mr.. MYER ANsEL, merchant of this city, 10
-diss kEREccA, eldest daughter of 4. II. Cohen.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-26
ROBERT B. SE1IPLE.
IIIORNEI at I.4IT,

80 ~ u Z nm
.AfE OF THE COUNTY or KING q qUEES,
Az removed to Washington City. where be de-
signs IN future 10 prosecute tie duties of hts
profession tie will attend tho courts held for th,
District and the several courts Of Loudoun and Tar
tax. Ito avals himself Of this opportunity 10 inform
his late clients that the small portion OF bnsinest
which he lctl unfinished will be completed nv bis
very worthy and highly talented friend Mr.. James
Smith Of king " Queen. His creditors and debtors
nc respectfully refers to his brother Nr lanes e.,
pie Of Essov. 49,, =.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-26
WARRANTED SCYIHES.

FOX sale at thc sign OF the Pad Lock a com.
prtc assortment Of SGTIIfES. vi,Irb ,,s,.
rant Farmers arU invited 10 call and give them
Also, tho British Patent Srpi5cs for, a. n a
IInches, ana general assortment Of hardware Sad.
dlery and Rodg"rs fine Cutlery worth the s,tcr,,o,
" 'uII. lser'' THOMAS - pyST.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-26

g. NE ISM DAY % iaym shall ofer en- the prgnes =;
10 puo'S Ss my MILLS, and 1900 aeIeg of the iERKTIfY
Ah1tl W LAND IN piJCels suit purchasers The Mae
on an st;f, aud might be rendered very vaI,s
~ oe haud al man O capital they consist of I;risi rim
.lH"ls machinery 100 Manufacturing wheat a par OF Htr
sunsS o u' oc quality and new boiling cloth &c; sisp
"a" Nlu capable OF saving 100000 fcrt 81 timber diu
stdso 10 us attached Sont Carolina Cotton GIN eoIaI
10 any ~ Virginia, together with Cotton Press hc
amos CONSIST OF every variety OF SOIL snn,e of them srnr
70 corn and cOton small portion has hern muir,
Improved by mad, which very convenient TO them br f
gedie part better suited the ov;h Of wheat and eIer
80, % az Wen unnoerec with heart pine and within tr
nit o. the ans intended be sold VERY good estate NAV m
ned Oh James liver aaoding excellent situation n b1i
WIZ teauuiu vCw Of the River and CITY Point On ,l M,
perty thought that good Fishery NAV loo lad rt &
on sae WI be- one fourth 50 days and the balance in ,Is
s.ans3,s the purchase money 20 be Paid he Bank
uc u states ~ ino0d The Mills viii be delivered rrrr
datey aier the sale, tho plantation called Min C,tr M,
Until the expiration ofthe piescu, year N'''''' '''
Bcrkrley, April 2oth, 1919 TsC,sc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-26
VIZ 0INTA.
IN ITS EARLIER DAYS

In which will be introduced the historical cAarac-
ters OF Capt Smith, Poiohafas, Pocahontas and other
distinguished individual Inappropriate Indian and
English costume has been procured for the occasion.
distinguished professional gentleman will preside
at the piano forte during the performance ofhe ope-
"a of PAUL AND PIRGLtTA.
With which piece the evening entertainment viii
conclude.
O JorS AuepsTUs SToSE, has had the politepess
io."rte and vii have the honor of delivering the
PROLOGUE may26
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-26
PROPERTY IN MANCHTSTEp

lNE subscriber viii su on the premises 10 the h-hss III,
x oc on iAErsdGy, the 25t Of this month AZ o'clock A
ma valuable PoPey now occupied his family rcsdence
me- upon ule ' every house and aPguIfrance required
repair ''' 'N Q" Az sSi"
other articles - $3.50 tS'''"t'S seOA'P
Also immediately aeEv ards the house ana lot nnvr ocrnp
oy H5Ir '"Res 90 s. ofle. Icmsvl be very hbsIL
ana dec'fe' a. ie time OF selling JAMES CASKIFa
Manchester May -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-26
PUBLIC AUCTION.

WILL be sold at public auction, on the premises.
on Thursday, the 2sth instant, at II o'clafh,
Il fair or the first fair day thereafter
15I ACRES LAND,
On the Brock Turnpike road. miles from the CITY
immediately beyond the first Toll gate, the former
residence OF Col. John Brooke, now deceased The
land has lately been surveyed plot will be exhibi-
ted on the day Of SALE and the tract divided into let's
OF about fifty acres each sold together as nav so
purchasers. One third of the purchase money viii
be required IN six months, one third in eighteen
months, and the remaining in thirty months from the
Gay OF sae-the purchasers giving bond with arpro.
we'd security and deed of trust on the properly 10
secure tie Punotna payment of the purchase money.
ANY person wishing TO view the land will call On NJ
Wa!dFope at the TOll-gate, who will show it.
JNO. w. ELhTS.
" The sale VII! be conducted by Tnss. TAYlnR,
may Cost
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-26
TRUST SALE

Of PallNbie Stock in YIade.
ON THURSDAY morning next the 2Sth cc Ma
AZ ~ o'clock, We shall sell at Auction at the Store
now occupied by Messrs q. r. Sc ]. Italian, tbeir
valuable Stock of Groceries Chm and GIas,or- 80
by authOrityof deed of Trust The terms of safe
are cash for sums under $50 and 90 DAYS credit for
SUMS oYe1 $50, for satisfactory endorsed notes.
r.. R. GLINN 1rustees
Sac ~ be made by DAvENPoRT, ALLEN So O.,
Aucirs. ,r,,. ~ ~ - ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-26
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RTCHynO.VD
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED,
Scbr Amanda, Hull, from Tbomsston, (5Iej with
iimc To VIM. Rowlctt, sen.
Schr Pelican, HaSon. from Baltimore with sundries
TO Perkins g. Harris, 7 a Rust J Van Lew g. CO..
VIM Allen, NJ Myers Pcyton, B + Hillard, Luckc
q Slzcr, ] Gordon, WORKMAN g. McGruder, OTIS,
Dunlop 81 Co., J ID Abbott & Co., RaIston & Plca-
SAINTS, Anderson, Garth & CO., d / Burr, VIM M
Swoopn, and Cushman g. Andrew.
Schr General Jackson, Gilchrist from Cabin Poini
with lumber, to Winston.
Sloop Eliza Am, Cary, from Norialk.
Slopp Charles Williams Woodward, frum 9oto-
mac river, with fish, to Mcpherson.
Schr Virginia, Price, from Alexundria, via Old
Point.
Schr Bell, Hall, from Chckahomiuy, with wood
TO Henry Bolton
PHILADELPHIA, Nay 22--clcarrl. schr Emily Davis
Richmond
BOSTON May ~. And, s,br uclcn, Fuller, from Rich
mond. via Salir
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-26
Attrttott sales.
THIS DAY.
BY OTIS. DUNLOP a, co

THIS DAY.
BY OTIS, DUNLOP e. CO.
GROCERIES,
ON TUESDAY, the 26ih inst. at 10 o'clock,
vail be sold at auction store, without reserve
90 Hhds New Orleans sugars
10 do st. Croix 90
80 bbls country gin
10 do green coffee
10 bags almonds
boxes paste blacl;ihg
u bbs Phladera bottled porter
20 do mackerel, No 9.
10 hhds prime molasses
8 tlerces rice
boxes imperial tea
. chests pouchong do
10 boxes Tyson do
Rum, brandy, gin, chocolate, Madeira wine IN bot-
Ties, leading lines, Sc. SC.
una! g " O. D. 50 Co. Apc.s.
DRY GOODS AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY next, the 2Sth instant, at ~
O'Clock, will be sold at our auction rooms, large
and general assortment Of DRY GOODS, a5uoHy
them are
Cases elegant calcaes
. do GA cambrics
; 90 Irish linen
DO German cotton Luse
bales Scotch oZnaburgg, cx9ellelt OnIijv
e do twilled sackings
do sail canvass
DO burlaps
do German oZnabuIgs
3 do brown rolls
- do heavy Sd brown slU1tjngs
20 do DO Al ahectines
| case pound pins
bales cotton ozna burgs, for scrtants :Itnp
case plain book muslin
) do Check Checks
| do SILK flag hhndkerciiels
l 10 Denmark satteep.
Terms at sale. 0. b. &, Co. AuctJ
may %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-26
GA CARD-TuEATRE.

go C.4RD-THEATRE.
W II; GARNER has the honor of announcing to
tho Ladies and Gentlemen Of Richmond and
It's y,clniIy, tat his BENEFIT viii take place Ned
i,es@'Y Eeen"g ne1f, on which occasion will be pro-
duced new Romantic Drama written by .4lLert "
Cittiano, Egg. Of this city, entitled,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-26
BIGGER,S OFFICE

THISSDAi.
Che Washington City Lottery 9Th Class. Will be
drawn, and the drawing win be received I'll Bggers
Office Oh Thursday afternoon.
SCHEME
prize each of $4,000, $500, 1900,
1900, and l,022-2 prizes of 81 1900
prizes Of 5O9--5 prizes of 8Oo-lo prizes
of 5000 prizes Of 100. dc. &c.
Ticket 81, Half ., Quarter /.
For slle In the usual variety at
may IS ROGERS OEEICE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-26

AUCTION
The Subscriber will sell at Auction, en- WE'D
NESDAY. tine 9Th inst, at 10 o'clock
20 Iihds Orleans suuar
do St. Croix "a
% bags Havana coffee
@ do Rio do
80 DO St. Domingo do
c ces 'i boxes gunpowder and imperial tea
pipes cognac brandy
90 Hollands gin
10 hlds West India rno!asses
30 CO Baltimore whiskey
boxes loaf sugar, assorted
80 wheat bags
a part ofthe above mentioned articles, viii he s,j
without reserve, to close c0nsigrments
may 20 y. TIMBERLAKE,
Sale by DAVENPORT, ALLEN & Co. Aucts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-26

ElLafs III cdty l.e GU--Wm. MycP, editor oil
The Now brunswick Times, has been appointed p.
muster at New Brunswick IN. J.) in place of David
Etzrandolph removed.
1.-THE Hero knew what exquisite torture he iufiic-
ted upon his friend Mr. Richie, by bis perseverance,
"A buying up the Press, are really persuaded
(knowiug the high obligations be considers himself
UNDER that, he would give up the practice Weare
crcably informed, that Mr.. Richie, much TO bs
ciedt, has openly expressed as q man. his decided
dlsnpprobaiion oethe system. We hope to sec him
act ed,orally upon those opinions for in sober scr
llaness, we look upon the system as SO dangerous e.
eSccfnble, destructive Of the liberty Of the Press
and 50 necessarily leading to the organization Of
brehng and proligate OF editors. resolved aud
Indeed neccssitated in order to secure their bread to
vndicatc the powers thut DO, right wrong, as to
Gull upon every friend sfthe country, lend his
must power e. cuuntenance to suppress il. we know
tat Of brethren will here twit u.s. with on
Celebrated voyage TO BGenos Ayres via Liver
pool. We should bo truly distressed, did We really
inasiie that tho present Administration had adopted
that transaction in which wo were concerned, as a
precedent, to justify the system under consideration
Weshoud be distressed to think that had directly
OR indirectly given occasion to the introduction Of
system which we believe 10 he ffaught with pesti-
lGnce and DEATH to the liberty the American Press
Blu, our conscience relieves from any such gre
ylous accusation 1t may and does serve as case in
point, often quoted in Justification of Gen. Jacksons
SYSTEM hut in point of fact, it had no more nflu-
cncn in the matter, than Dl-. Jcffcrsons sending
William Short To Russia. Besides. that was
single case, and here are fifteen within the space
al -. -
nexed to IL, to dcffay expenses, and only
Of five months duration, and here all the offices
bestowed, are permanent and many Of them extreme.
W lucrative; that not sought matter Of pro-
ID, these are; tirat not bestowed by Mr.. Albums
whom we had supported bat by Mr.. Clay, whom we
had opposed for The Presidency in 1924; these all
given for services rendered There not in truth
single point uf comparison in the cass.
Bat 10 rs,urn to Mr.. Rtchic-is il true tina. be
Eai written to tho great folkcs OF Washington,
roa4trating against the purchase Of Ertors nd has
bern told in answer, TO mind his own business?
IJHa he write to Pope Martin the subject, and was
given by The Pope uudersa nd That he had as lit
tie power the matter as Mr.. Richie hiusrfi
Wo only ask for information One thing is certain
tht The public voice in Virginia condemns the prac-
lice with hardly DISSENT. Vhe people will mos,
assmrcdly reform f..
We hear wis!I sorrou- thu, Mr. MADISON lies dan
grrously i'll at his estate in Orange. His death a,
iH,s time, would be an irrepatable loss
III The Executive OF Virginia have appointed Jio
j.. May Esq. Of Petersburg, Judge of the General
Court of Virginia, in place Of Tho. II. Bouldn, Esq
j]ec,eh to H. OF Reprcsentativcs Of U. States.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-26

Leg.s >aI g h. M HnosI ~, Duicsn No. isi1.sy
lDl. TayefneI 80 Jackson IS, See IL, Summers Ia
BOiA-Bene IL, breckenridge 10, Biackbrm So Rion 81
Francisco 1871.
.lteholasBeme ~ Miller, Smith lo7 Baxter So Breck-
enridse 30 Blackburn 49, Cary 81 Rion 6 Wtbow Fran
cisco The contest reduced 10 Messls Berne, Nsr,
Smith, Baxter, Breckenridge Blackburn and Cary.
900
u writ of election has been issued to the sherifs
of Amherst, Nelson, Abcmare, Fluvanna and GeocI-
land, to be executed at the August court Of each
county, for the choice Of member of Congress ia
room of VIM. &. Rives, Eel. resigned. Messrs.
Gordon and Nelson of Albemarle and Bryce q: Gouc-
land, are the candidates..
u We are pleased to hear that 8ls. y. 4, Cugon
is about to establish Marine News Room opposite
the Dock. An establishment Of this kind is much
wanted and will be OF great service to our ,ncrcha nts
by furnishing marine news at much less trouble than
at present.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-26

NxECUTED by MIR. BROOKS, at the Bell Tavern m
reasonable terms He intends opening DRAFTING
& ht month"; at ~ per month, in which he will
eaGn LahdEape Painting and Pencil Drawing The School
m Drawing will be open from to o'clock NJ and from
200 M lie hopes by his best exertons pease 10 re.
may &c -,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-26

SO, l8, 90, II, /, "A, n, 81, 81
Axe the numbers drawn n the Un!on Canal kot.
terry, 10. :,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-26

We hear wishE orrou,, thut Mr.. MADISON lies dar
pnrousy i'll at his estate in Orange His death q
I MS time, would BE an irreparable loss.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-26

u The Executive OF Virginia have appointed Jlo
H. Aiay, Esq. OF Petersburg, Judge of the General
Court of Virginia, in place Of Tho. II. Bouldin, Esq
j:]ec,ed to II. ofRcprcsentativcs of U. States.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-26

The words "Pdy tie PTiaie7' can be so arranged
as to readtwo Thousand ways and yet some subscri
hers devise than two thousand ways not to pa,
the printer. Oh, the wicked ingenuity of man!
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-26

The Washington City notary, no Q, will be
drawn Tits Dig, and the drawing vii! bereceiced On
1harSday Tickets only &5--shares in proportion
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-26

IL stated in the B0At0n Paladium Nat the OF CuIke'
Red in Calico Printing has been successfully introduced
AZ Lowell The French have long had advantage over u
English in Inc employment Of Ills cnour
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-06-04

charge such field officers, and issue orders for the choice of successors; and also pro viding that the militia shall be ordered Oul for company duty only two daysin each year read second time.
 Bill, incorporating East Haddam Bank read second time.
 Bill, authorizing the Pennington Canal Company to make bylaws, S1c. read second time. .,
 Bill, making it the duty of selectrnen to make annual returns of the number of deal and dumb in the several towns in the State to the Governor; read second and third times and passed.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-06-04

on the ground, and kneeled on it. Had you been rcared in Mexico, my friends, you would have been as serious in that way, as you are now in your own. And, so far as numbers can give authority to Opin- ion, they are greatly your superiors.'
 (Re,n0fnaey neEt ,peek.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-06-04

COmnOdores Rogers and Patterson, ac- companied by some other naval officers. touched at Portsmouth, Ohio, on the e4th March, in the new steamer Huron, on their way to the South. The Western Times says -" We were gratifed even at casual look at these weather-beaten sons of the ocean, whose names are identified with the glory of the American Navy. They must have been rather out of their latitude. sailing here away" in the West by paddles, among our !" fresh water lubbers."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-17
THURSDAY, Nov 10


Communication was received from
the SENATE. stating rhar they had agreed
10 'he resolution Tor proceeding Oh Monday To
the election ola Judge in the 10Th JUDICIAL
Circuit
variety ofpeiiions We're presented and re.
ferred to Commiirees-among them. petitions
ty Mr.. Crockett of Montgomery, for a seperaie
election district in that county aud also
from Montgomery, Gfayson AID Franklin for a
new county.
Referred 10 The Committee of Propositions
and Grievances
NJ Rivers of p. G. from The Select Com
nl'tee on the contested County, presented n
repo,i which was argued al great length, and
hna'i, cnmmiedfo the Commute OF privileges
AID Elections.
On Mr.. Rirts motion the two coniestng
members were permitted 10 take seats and be
heard al the bar of the House.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-17
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
HOUSE. OF DELEG
] UEspAY. Dec 8.

TUESDAY,. Dec 3.
The Speaker pr"c. eded 10 appoint the Stand
ing t"mmulce, VIZ:
Conlmlttee ,jor Courts OF Jnsiice.-Messrs
II oil En- derlck, Byce. toode Christian
OF Charles Cry, Moore, Eppes knbrough
Basy Rvs of Gampbei Brown of Harrison
Voolfolk Williams oil Ha ,lson Minor Grsg-
DRY. r zhnEh, Ebgneion, Spet Ger. Boyd
An Ietson 1hnmps n, Pow ell ot opoltsy iyania
Allen. Dnnba,. Tyler of Prince William
ohands. Terrl. keichrval. Burioot. Aikn.on
OF Isle OF Wight. Giimer. Wood. Garland OF
Amherst Eau kurr. Sect - HALIFAX, Cabell
GaerrAn,, Mcfarland of Lun nhn,s, Seymour
kenney. Dahnev, Gaines, ltsms of Henrco
Armisiead AL Gafb,nd I Nelson.
Commfite o Prirlitges md Elect ons Me-.
s's. Ris.s oi Prince GyoIge, Old. aperiun,
Barnes OF Richmond County. Mason oi Il
George. Johnson, ID unmond. Wine oi h m
over. Shield, Chiffon, Walton Ianm, Booth e
of MIddlesex Warden, Booker OF Elizabeth
City, Hansb,nugh, Wilson, scott ol DunIddie
Powell of Franklin, Cook OF Grayson. Cobbs
Shanks, Hmdman, Clay. Alexander OF Cha.
lote. Bui hiring, Samuel end Barnes OF Essex
Committee Of Propositions and Grievances =
Messrs Hill. Mcmahon. Saunders, Gin, Par.
riot. ArhogasI, Bland, Naus, Jeter. Bocock
Richardson of Charlotte, Ward, Tllla,, Shaw,
Dillon. Curtis, Foster, Hart. Gray OF Russell,
kigore, Newman of Shenandoah, Barnes of
laze" ell. Ham ood, Gray OF Scot, Delasp.
mutt and Helms
Committee Of Ciaims-Messrs. Yancey,
trump. Oldham, Woodhouse, Fmks. Boisseau,
Hudgins. Holland, Hardings, billiard. Hail,
Mel arland Of Russell, George, Cummings,
Garland of Nelson. Neyl, Wills, Crockett OF
Wythe. Buckner. Spurlock. Billups OF Glouces
Ter, aud Mitchell.
Committee TO sramine The condition of the
Pemfentidry Institution. Rutherford
Hall, billiard. Wray, Cas,leman, Griffin of
Southampton, Cook of Stafford, McFarlane of
Russell, Ruflin, Mccoy. Goodwin. Atkinson of
Halifax, Beasley. Moody, Keller, Cline. Finks,
Pack, Fisher aud 0iiuit.
Committee 10 examine the Executive Erpea
dtfares.-Messrs Cook OF Stafford, c ole, I, Ter
'i Prince William f3ayley. Shield, George ,Trot.
her, Vass. Prends; Washington of W esm oreland,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-17
-s,,.. s.t,.si Aaa.aMr. Man.b,ll moved

and s5+tist 4 lien Ar Mash al moved
10 add M ati.ea.iii.ef'4
AIR Ma rae Submitted prosiso ssn sub
stitn,. tni Mr.. MaisHaiis amendment " Pro
pidtd aoirenxr. tai # ~, yefsoD be recon
n.nded 10 nj auy snfh w, snts, ar new sp'
uatntni.nt, shall br ci.aIpi.ssd hy the Govern.
or. suel, PEI san s. all uoi Re sgaan ,ee ommenned
10 H. tie sanie ssoaaty, ar NV appointment
which wa lot.
Tue question REQUIRED On ,he adoption
Of Alf. AafsaaIl's An.aunenl. and losl.
Ill Ma snail ptopoted 10 hdd,atttr The
~sId instance. the words IN such nian-
NV hicn Ma ohfifd
NJ. hacfae snblnnied the following amend
msni Jnstie.s Of The Peace sball b. com
mi,sipn 4 dur ~ good behaviour. but may be
removed ~ ihe lnannar winch snail b. pre-
setibod by law. for misbf hsglour N pacs icfimf
n.gleeI II duty. removal from the respective
eoantIes, or BY ,nsoissne y
NJ. Ioynes moved Ia strike out al the a
menhment = or by insolvency '-couied.
/ Mr.. Il vtnr aiaved Ia amend ~ adding :" or
inoapseils for discourage u dpiles OF the oiiiee
aud caflud
! III QUESTION was hen taken on Mr.. Mhcfael
amendment and lost.
The 9th resolution for prescribing by las
the tnnuf. ol the Ci.fks oil Courts, Vas passet
without "pposiiion,
Inc 7lh resolution for impesehing the judge
aud Mua removing iron Office "hs Adopted
also thr Bib f1r removing the Jadg's by VT
Of , 3ds Ol the "holr uutnber al eaen House
VII, also adopted without oppo,Iii"n.
Aud then tn Committee Use aud the Con
yenion adjourned.