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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-11

'Resored That the General Officers of the Militia shall he
appointed b the Executive by and with the advice and con-
the Senate upon of the field officers oil
tine ma ~ such Districts and ~ such i1anner as sai Oe
presctihei hv law.
appointed N sica manner shall be- prescribed by law
lie then argued against the improperly e.ectng rta-
~ Ocrr who had no qualification whatever, to ente hn 20
station referee 70 tie Military vs,ern az Tennessee
As argument IN favour OF his proposition.
hI IRtzvbNr stated the of hts proposition. and the
difference bewee IT and that offered by the senueuan isom
Fa"quler lie preferred hs that the power
eli tie appointment ol ila.y officers Ui h,1bcT grade
should he vested an the Legislature.
Nr MAcRAs made few observations in reply 10 Nh 1"E'
want
Mr. hoRe4S stated the and OF the appoint
OF N,taIy officers tie referred plans posed
b. the different geltc,n who had spokcn. lie proposed 10
insert the following word: companies, jaaiisns anu reg
ments." as amendment
Nlr Tu,wft asked where the nominating power could he
gathered from,
Al IMaAa replied tia, tire Legislature would decide the
details ..
ics,amrut, ct tie ~uuut-y AMI would no, hereire
rous Pc prucesfed
Stale the ilcres the Executive
lie opposed any pan giving officers the rowe of
- H., hon o6cs '' ,,.~ So s.n;
cr,v YER wa. the croc' yrrr tie rs, could b. supplied
irH II woud the officers aud soldiers opposed respect
lvcv each utler.
the sIhoiaIs ocers appoint their The effect
wot lc that the mus;ers tic candidates would eudeayor
nilarv qualifications herg recommendation the via
ruuinyed tire liberal purse would sncceeh Il would
neaT IL tht~e
ions as rjccSd ne w""!d "ie' Tie resolution az tad N 80
( hands
Nr Pc--t aid 10 ou! s'rLe hat rlft Iccu;
li-- the advice md consent OF the Seuaie
Mr. TRFzyh,r made few observations n renlv lle IA
ourosea giving lie power III appointments te iesI>!s
+ Mr Il GRAF made some remarks r. rr..,y.
~ Coz. suggested q gentlemen, s'-:ic Ont r mr.
tie ref-rrn, the au~icc and of tho
tn rvrst,on the amendment the amendment, E..
ana ralrei IA the uesauve-ayes 10. noes -
As NAcRAA ten submitted verbal alterations Cd Ire
a'rcniuieat They rejected
lr M,ncfR said he would fr ;he 1men!rcu, Of Ia
/ gentleman from FauGuer.
/ Mr.. CI.AIBuaS saiu II rejected.
Tile question striking 9Th and -h reso'nnre wa
pui and carried ia the Affirmative
ilr ptDpRiDGE mCced tai Ill. Committee rise The naio
vas lost
TIE question tho amendment carried in ;Hc sfltua
ivr-aves -. noes Al
Z The Committee Tnse
TIE Convention then tauFnei ia il oooeA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-11

TERMS.-SURcnrPrioN To the DAiLy RICHMOND WING 4
year, and fol shorter period at the of SO year. pay
able in advance.
square Of l lines or less ON. I'm.
IS two three scrtions 81 IL and
every succeeding insertion 33l cents
Thrice week, week 81 2 every cceedin, yrek a
Twice week, hrst insertion IS cents every succeeding
sertion 80 cents
O0ce weOk 6rst insertion - CENTS every succeeding IN
tertion SD cents
All advertisements also inserted in the CovsTirroN,
Wma
Transient advertisers must pay in advance.
The number OF he noted the rs they
will he inserted until olerct be stopped and Cnascd
cOrinsly,
Annual Advertisers ch1tged 30 dollars for squares
and that proportion Advertisements OF greater length;
Auotionees and Lottery dealers charged 500
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-11

was looked for was capable Of keeping accounts
and acquainted with simple revenue. His bust
ness to occupy him from o'clock to 3 O'Clock. And
he is the person who is his attention to State
affairs! The same observation applied 10 the Attor.
ney General H. could not attend TO the Execu-
tive business.
lnthIs state Of things to create Executive Coun-
cal would be uscless
Wc had an Admiralty and Secretary orSta'c m
I'll tie United States Government wus put in fan up
Grafton, and then it who'll useless.
lie hoped hat beinre the institution is g,vcn Up,
gentlemen will enquire into the institution itself The
information which the gentleman from Amelia fNr.
TILES gave, was unknown to many. and 50 ac-
knowledged by he gentleman FROM Fauqucr
On the motion Of Mr.. ScoTr the committee rose
Mr.. LEIGH moved that the letter received from
the President of tie House of Delegates, be laid
the iuble. Agreed to
On the motion of Mr. LEi0H. the Convention IL
greed to adjourn TIL 10 o'clock Tomorrow, to meet in
The House Of Delegates.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-13
TaTs EVENING.
BY j. q. j. f. HERON
LAW AND MJSCEII A SEyny-S


THIS EVENING the 18th January, O'Clock, viii hs
sod at Our oce the largest collection aw Historical l
sca and miscellaneous Books, offered one time in
cry; among them are Naebrun's Atlas Ferguson ON CT
vi Society Shakespeare Browns Ihiosophy Dnlops PmnaA
i neraTIe ederaH, Stewards Philosophy Bu!ses Works.
kus on the Mind Josephus, Roin Crabbc's SynovInes ~
tish Poets 70 vols large and small Bibles Gibbons Rome Nln
Pnys Iactus Eaker's Lvy, Roberson's Charles sin Rnc
SELF; modern Europe Gilies' Greece Jolnsons lslrc
dictionary and Anayorth's large Dictionary ondon NJ
!on Doctor !ohnsons works Byron's works naarrs snp.
:and 'oodes study OF Medicine Locke's ESSAYS Wa.er]
Novels complete in AZ vols, SCOTS Life Napoleon Nuf;s
Eepos Dunod and Eass Reports American Digest Cb;ttys
runnal Law Sgden Vendors, Sellons Practice Mad
docks Cancery, Rleyale's Reports Arlbos Forms anil
n1ss H. Bl"kstone's Reports Hopkins Chaucely Rcpor,s
dds fraGtce Burrows Reports Powden's Reports Ieach,s
Grown Law Coote on Mortgages Hawkins OF the Crown
ine.H reports Jacob and Walkers Reports Swans,ons
Reports Pcee Villains Reports Sasn;lcrs' Repos Just;;a
esscv il and Ncssy and Beane's Reports and fion,,
Supplement- Atyns Chancery Reports Brneyvc and Alder
SON l'ePo Gov on Partnership Gases in Clancery new
w"fS 1ru'se on Real Property Eas Reports by Day. Bt
mans Equity Digest Chittys Plrading Clancy on Martha
Women sarkie Evidence, Maule Sewyn's Reports
'onyn on Contracts Sory's Laws of United States ami;
many others Catalogues prepared books arranlr,
i'F e.: eNan'ai'oh' j. & J. L. II. Auc1s
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-13
800 REWARD

FF'HE above reward will be paid for tho abprehen-
henslon of negro man named RICHARD. WIN
calls himself Richard SMITH, who left nay lot on
Saturday night the 18th ult, and woman .BEqy.in
who, IT is believed, have gene off together. Richard
is black fellow, about feet or inches high, verV
likely whenwel dressed, but Of rather bad counte
nance when spoken to; ne had sVndry clothes among
22 years old, not very black efa pleasant coGntenance
when speaking; she had MKT winter dress and a
variety Of other clothes not recolleeted The above
fellow has left vito and children, who live ut Mr.
@i9mas Underwoods; he is very intelligent and can
read and write toleraby well; he has no doub eroe
pass, aud will probably attempt to get to the north
err states Phpy dollars will be paid for him alone,
and 20 for Maria, or fifty if taken together and delv-
cred to the subscriber, Or secured in any Jail ia Vir
Snia, or the same proportion Of 90 dolls and cxpen-
ses paid, iftokcn out ohc State and delivered to me-
Jan w T. MTcOT
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-13
TRUST SALE

ESURsUANT to the provisions of two Deeds OF
n Trust executed by John H. Priddy to Thomas
Bowles, SEN and WIN. Cameron one bearinp date th,,
goth day OF May 1919, and admitted to record in the
othce OF Hanover County Court. on the LIST. day OF
September 1919, the other bearing date onthe 10Th
gay OF September 1919, and admitted to record in
the same Office on the 9th day of December 1919,
shall as the administrators of the snid Tho
mas Bowles sen. tue survivor of the said trus-
tees and by virtue of the power in me vested by the
said two deeds Of trust proceed to sell on the 3lst
day OF january 1929, on the promises at public auc-
uoi TO the highest bidder fDf cash, tract of land
containing about two hundred acres, and which is
described IN the said two deeds of trust as follows ito
WIT one certain piece, parcel tract land situate
lying and being lii the said county Hanover, con-
taining two hundred acres it being tie land wherein
the said John II. P.iddy and his mother Jane Har-
rs now lives, and bounded by James Lankfcrt, Rich,
ard lIazehroo-i, William LittleRage and others
Selling as the administrators of the surviving trustee
shall only convey such title as is vested in me, al
though it is believed, that the title is indisputable
and ali the evidence Of title will be exhibited Oh the
day and az the time of saic
LUCY ROWLES
Administrators of Thomas Dowles, sen
i'm 13-w2t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-13
-TX1E FAIR

tsSHE public informed that the Fair for the ben
eft of the Orphan Asylum of this City, will he
held ID the City Hall on THURSDAY the l5ti.
Jannary The doors will be opened at Il in the
lnorning and closed at in the evening" and again at
in the evening, to remain open until TO- Tickets oil
aaRison may be obtained at the Book Stores of
Aiessrs Fitzwhylsonn Nash, and Collins e. Co. tey-
ays previous TO the Fur at the door the time
entrance. In case of inclement weather. the doors
whl moi be opened Price Of tickets 25 cents chill
dran t2A cents All the articles uaie for the Fair
yy be deposited at the ROOM appointed any day after
ian IL
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-13
LEWIS WEBB - co.

OtFl;fS FOR SALE,
SO Bbls and 100 bags coffee, Lagira, st. Domingo
~ and Java
DO hhCs moasscs
30 lihds and 10 bhls ST Croix and New Orleans 81,
gars
l.Lds Il boxes and so bbls loaf and hmm sug,r
60 hhds and 100 bhls rye whisliey
10 bbs Caruthcr's rectiiied do
wv 6bls Isle OF Wight and Northern apple brandy
do peach brandy
bids and 30 bbls pure n. Il. rum
do Antigua do
9 do Jamaica do
pipes French bruntly
3 do Holland gin
$ F. Etc.,: - 5 ::::. $'''s'
Port, Muscat
london porter cider
90 bbs vinegar
80 SACKS Liverpool ground SILT
Ho do blown do
so tons Swedes, English and Atnsrican bar iron
do castings
German, crawley, blistered and east steel
Gut and wrought nails
$50 Spanish hides
$50 sides sDal leather
90 sides upper leatLn:r
Barrels tanpers' oil
$50 bbs n. Carolina cl(t !rsrrilims,
SO do u:ackerei
10 do prime Bork
10 .oa9 lbs bacon
Is casks prime cheese
Irish potatoes, tar, cepperas. alum
birthstone, indigo, pepper, pmenty
Race and ground ginger, almonds
RaisIns, nutmegs, cassia, deuiijohns
Stuart bottles, tumbers, decanters, wines, sc.
Stone ware, window glass
Letter, writing and wrapping paner
Sperm and tallow candles
Brown and shaving SOAP beeawaX
Imperial, gunpowder and pouchong tens
pnponts and Rogers gunPowdsF
Shot, bar lead
Clover, orchard grazs and herds grass seed
W hlttemores cotton and wool cards;
ALSO,
Cotton begging, bale rope, bed cords
Leading lines and various Other kinds of cor
ds@e
Seine and wrapping twue.
Shoe thread, osnaburss thread
0Snaburgs, hessians cotton vain
Domestic broad cloths, sc. sc,
il lots
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-13
LAW LIBRARY.
Jan Is

w Ill be added to our sale on Tuesday afternoon.
3th Jan at o clock, valuable collection of Law,
Books beng the Library ola gentleman who has de,
cilned the practice Among them, are Atkyns Re-
ports i}acons Ahridgment, lunburys Reports, Bulief
Gases Temp, Talbot, Cranch's Reports, GOWNS
Digest, Calls Reports, Durnford & Easts Reports.
Douglas Reports, Esplnasse's n P, Espinaase &
feaHas REPORTS East's Crown Law, Testers Crown
Law, Fonbanque's Equity, Gilherts Evidence, Eae,s
pleas OF the Crown hening ard Munford's Reports
keeisngs Reports Leacbs Crown Law, Lilies En-
tres Munlords Reports, Nunfords Index, Powell en-
Deslses Peere Williams Reports, Reeves ON Dos
nestle Relations Rsymond's Reports Ssrange's Re.
ports Schoaie d L:tfoys Reports, salkclds teporti
Nernon's Gases Noodson's Lectures, Wilson's Re-.
nures Vattels LAW of Nations. Fnch's Precedent4
NC. &C &C. J. &: ]. Z. II. Aucts,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-13

Wh0le Tickets S., hrIces 2 30, quarters %.
Hartford, January 18th
" Pho drawing Of the above Lottery, vii be re-
cclyed at my Office on Saturday next whom the rash
W1ioe pard or prizes the moment the drawing is re
Recollect and call at No. t59 Main Street. for nri
yes IN all authorized Lotteries, where have been sold
5nofe capital prizes tran at any office IN Virginia.
Jan - p. CHUBB.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-13
MARINE ngE:ayWgyg.
PORT or RICHMOND, JAN: II.

ARRIVED,
Sehr Mary & Elizabeth, Thompson, from BALI
mere, via Norfolk and City Point, with sundries to
9ssrlake, y Gordon, Cushiuan & Andrew, Peyton.
5sailed in company, with schr Orator, Capt Gator.
schr Independence, Vanschayck.' from N York
Saw OFT Hog Island, schr Virginia, from New York
Baund to Baltimore.
Sch Eliza Ann, -, from York River, With corn,
New YeRK, Jan. 9.-Arriyed scbr Chcsapeake
Hill, z DAYS from Richmond
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-13

DANIEL WILIER
Opposite NE Union Hotel, offers for SnIe,
2fln Boxes Tin Plate 1-3 cross
OOO 5000 lbs iron wire from No to1G
1000 lbs Russia sheet iron
5000 lbs double and single rolled Enrlish iron.
lie will also keep constantly on hand general as
sortnIent of Tin Ware, also Noodle Patent Portable
Ovens for baking over charcoal flrnaces The above
articles will be sold low rs they can be bought in
this market. iiu OoT
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-13
IyEUI.4 RUBBER SHOES.


PIE suhEcribcr has just received large supply of
Ladies' and Gontlcmcu's India Rubber Shoes,
which are mpenctyabIe by water, and an excellent
prescrvatve OF health. They keep the feet drv and
warm and thus prevent many of those diseases which
result froru colds. These persons who easily take
cold by dampening their feet, ought to guard them
selves by wearing the above shoes, which equally
conducc to health and comfort. All who become ac
gaipted with the benefit of the India Rubber Shoes
from experience, will never after omit the use of them
lie has aiso on hand large assortment Of Ladies'
ana Gcnue'nens Boys and Misses Boots, Bootecs
und Shoes Leather, Seals,iu and Hair Trunks and
few dozen of Hherson's celebrated Razor Straus-
all OF which he is disposed to sell at low prices for cus
dGc9--2hWGt SAMUEL PUTNEY,
Under the E,sr1e
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-13

10 ne .7d3nrers Of Ornamental Heads of Hair
YHSliE subscriber who has just arrived IN ibis CITY
Il from New York, offers for sale an ext cnsiye
assortment of
LADIES AND GENTIEMGN'S WIGS,
Aio bis own manufacture, and variety of prices
that must meet the views OF all that are DESTROYS OF
purchasing The assortment that lie has brought
With lm on this OCCASION, Is far. superior and much
more extensive than what lie has offered at any for
lner period, consisting OF The greatest variety, being
characterized for their peculiar taste and beauty
manufactured OF materials collected from the peasants
OF SaHony and Hanover (ihmed for the lightest and
most charming tnts well from all other parts OF
the continent They are produced by an organization
Oh the most expensive manufacture, and one solely Of
his own invention, and i'll way Unknown to any but
inmselt Tie requests that those ladies' and gentle
men wearing ornamental hair, and wishing TO have
his splendid natural herds Of hoi, n head dresses
commonly called Ioupe:s, will irl,a The earliest op-
portunity OF iionoring him with ac...!.
Those ladies' and gentlemen viz. may feel disposed
to honor INN with their calls he ters himself from
the superiority of his articles every particular TO
secure continuance OF their patronage. Apply at
Edward Haliam's Eagle Hotel, between the hour, of
ten and two, where the subscriber will be ready to
attend upon all that may honor him with their com
mands Ladies leaving their orders. will be waited
upon Immediately: his stay IN Richmond viii not
exceed seven DAYS. THOMAS OITlRK
al orders after the LIST Of March, will be rece-
yea at my residence i'll New York, No 400 Broad
way. inn ia st;f
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-13
8a1YJA1GIN p. WYcEIE

!,--------.----=------ - TO- 40, bCNLOf, q 20.
furniture, penstiat Blinds and Pi0n0eg.
eBNHE Subscriber keeps constantly on hand rene
raj assortment OF Cabinet Furniture, manufac-
tured by the most select ourDeyrncn and of the host
materials viz: sdoboards, burcaus secretaries bonk
cases. ehua-presses, double ana single wardrobcs
carved and plain screw and patent Joint bcdsteods
straight leg and pillar and claw dining tea and
card tables low post and canopy top cribs, plain and
figured cloth sofas, curled hair and moss mattresses
hair and moss stuffed easy chairs now panoes, with
an assortment Of Venetian blinds Of various SIZES
Any article IN the above line will be. made Mt the
shortest notice, the most reduced price. and in tn
most fashionable and worInanliIle manner.
The subscribers special attention to the Uudcrfak
ing shall be given Mt the shortest notice and at tbo
most reduced prices He alse keeps for hire a neat
funeral heorse with good driver and gentle borgcs
GEORGE HENDREE
Opposite to the Merchants Coffee House
NOV q Main Street.
~ JOB PRINTING: ezecutcd a. the Viii &C.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-13
PRIT47E E.N'IERT.4L7VJIE.A'T

PIRATE ENIERT.4LNJfENT,
1kNHE undersigned respectfully informs her friends g.
the public generally, that she has opened a house
OF Pirate Entertainment, i'll Gento (Powiatan conn
ty0in the houses formerly owned and occupied by Mr.
George Williamson, deed.
me establishment having undergone a thorough
repair and having been considerably ENLARGED. vii
enable the subscriber to entertain travellers aud 9TH
CTS IN much more comfortable style than heretofore
She therefore socs the patronage ofa generous pub
Tic. MARIA CtpfTEIR P''-
Gcnito, Ian. 7th 1929. ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-13

6636 prizes, S39I84
Tickets s5-iIttres s. 5o-Quartcrs 81 a5.
Hartford, Jan. 18TH.
u The drawing of the above handsome scheme,
will be regularly received. ard no doubt most ofthe
capitals will be paid usual the truly fortunate
Lottery and Exchange Office of
THO. B. BIGGER,
Where has been paid No. %, g. 80, prize OF 60 900
i, -, 81, do 900
1, %, SO, do 1Ol0
10, 81. A. do Geo
Sc, So, AZ, do 590
With great number of other handsome prizes
IAN 13 ts
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-13
Lard for Sale

n Wish to sell the tract Of Land on which ROW
~ reside, lying on the Meadow Bridges Road, IN
itenrioo County, about four niles from the City of
Richmond, containing 400 81 ucres. The improve
rncnts this land is two story dwelling house built
OF brick, forty feet square kitchen with two rooms
also OF brick with other out houses all nearly new
'Ehis land lies well for improving aud is bounded on
one sids by the Brook Run, which affords fine nlea-
dow lands There is creek of some size. running
throngh the middle of this land with an equa proper
ton OF wood land 1t is well adapted to the growth Of
all kinds OF grain If not sold before the 26th inst IL
pat raserye. Application Ia be made at SeabrqoR 9
Warehouse, to WIN. Burton. or to the Subscriber.
Jfh l3--eawd THOMAS BURTON IT,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-13

"A FEW deniijohns Of Madeira and Serclim wine
imported in the first Bramin's cargo and sent to
the East Indies in 1929, for sale by
Jan IL G.. Il. 81 ]. HALLAM.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-13
GonlMerrtaI Recorp.

DATES OF LATEST ADvIoEs.
From Liverpool, Nov. 8.
From Havrc, Nov. a.
From New Orleans Dro. ~.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-13

ELST received and fIr sale nnocdn,es Of the American
81 Revolutions illustrative of talents and virtues Of the
eroos and Patriots who acted Tie cosp cuous ,arts
therein y Major Alexander Garden Of Lees .egon Sc
COnd Series. WAI. H. F!TyWZyI7SOSN
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-13
THO. r. BIGGER,

To HE .4djnirers Of Ornamental Heads of Hair.
YgSliE subscriber who has just arrived IN ibis CITY
IL from New York, offers for sale an xtcnsiye
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-13
BUILDING TOTS FOR S4TE

BUILU!IE LUIS TOR SIZE.
fSNH AT very desirable lot in the rear of the Prcsbv-
Il terian church now building being 13e feet front
on street which separates it from the land occupied
by Manson u Bibber, and averaging 100 feet deep
more beautiful site Is probably not to be Rad in the
City.
Also, three lots on Governors street, above y street
which are daily becoming move valuable, being in
central situation, street improving as fast as any
in Richmond They would be exchanged for land
west of the Capitol. D. l. BURR
dec I3-2aw.iw
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-13

B1ORT Wine in CASKS of 3 doz. bottles each
ID Madeira wine iii quarter aud half quarter casks
London porter ana brown stout in pint and quart
bottles
Crates Of pint and quart and and 8 OF. bottles
rates OF carhern ware, assorted, Cd wrought nails
English patent shot and white lead
lin plate IN boxes l-3 cross, hraziers Copper
British and German ozIaburgs
Liverpool filed sacks OF salt, for sale by
ian S-W6t* G.. 81 A. WAR WICK.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-13

% JOB PRINTING executed At tbe Wing Office.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-31

in your halls Of legislaon. Do not hater yourself
sir, tina, your majori,es in the Legislature resist
the petitions Of a dreaded majority earnestly press
ed aud long persevered in. Your new voters will
sympathi.e with them and not With you-they will
owe their power pincip,y TO the people CT the west.
aud they will not regard your power "a necessary To
their protection IL Your constu snis do not take
part against yoa neverh.ies you will &c compelled
yield, the l. -slsure has lcrrtocrc yi"f'~d 10 the
force Of public opinisn-and another Convention viii
be called to 10 ,ha, VIII ch YOU refuse 10 do. The
surrender OF your power may then come too late 10
aIay the amino sites which the protracted controversy
will havs inf he Al iii lion, soothe wounded feel
ing inspire confidence. and cement the bond Of union
among the people OF the commonwealth.
I.sfr. Johnson's Speech to be continued
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-16
Splendid Furniture.

RI. CHARLES KOONES,
'"O'Sef and Sofa Mqker, K,ng, neat door
10 he corner Of .4Lfred-sireet,
~ on hand, and constantly manufactures, gene.
~ raj assortment of
r'tISsdiDH4BLE CiBLNET FURNITURE.
H. Sre'eSanc- and durability, de6es competition.
c sock generally, consists of
M, Mn anu plain sofas and lounges
CSmy and other drawing-room chairs
SO! An' winged and single war,lrobes
INC, and various other sideboards
pT,. aotes, with marble and mahogany tops
p;," anu block dining, card and break fast tables
d., claw do do do do
Csn,.. DO do do do
ne 's dressing tables with mirrors
H., WORK stands and music stools
prs~,t gentlemen's cabinets, secretaries & book
wasb.s,snJJ.O me, bureaus leases
N,borndS' with marble and mahogany tops
80 oIrd-eye, curl maple comm beds,eads
cradles-with every other article in the
cabinet line ''e
a. n LIKEWISE,
Hopdn,.. mahogany in log, plank, board and
s,cSuHS do fur hand railing veneer
TbsaS oouoms, cords copal varnish. sc.
,a,or,S. articles will be disposed of on the most
Very rS SerIns Tor cash, or to punctual persons.
ne 70 "Deral Patronage from Washington. induces
in, bs o.. natl will send furniture to any purchaser
0'%, Tree of sill charge.
h,s,0 TURNING & CARVING
executed Staw San nov "a