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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-30

The following is Mr. Sou'hard's reply to tAe
Letter Of DR.. Watkins, which we published last
week. Much anxiety has been expressed to see
this letter.
PHILADELPHIA, LIST May, 1929.
SIa:-Your letter to me, without signature, dated at
this place, ON this day, received by me at the Post
Office this moi nng It enclosed the statement dated
Boston, 9th April, 1922 whichyou inform me was ad.
dressed to Mr.. Harris. Navy Agent at Boston, and
forced from you at that place have read both your
letters and that statement with care, bat cannot COM
ply With your request to confirm the statement, am
not able to gather from it with any certainty what the
allegations against you are; nor does my recollection
serve me to give any satisfactory answer. Whenever
shall be accurately informed Of the charges which
are made, will promptly and cheerfully answer upon
every point according to the truth and my recoec-
ton ANY other answer you would neither ask nor ex
pect me TO give have only to add, that sincerely
hope full investigation will prove that you are free
from Just censure
lam Yours, &c.
sAMI.. L. Southland.
Tobias Watkins, Esq
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-30

Having concluded, she turned round to the law
yers and said, " Veil, not that hnef'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-30

Delaware and South Carolina
Consolidated Lottery llth Class, will be drawn in Will
mngton, Del. on Saturday the list of August
so numbers 9 drawn ballots.
Highest Prize $4,000
Tickets 81; halves !; quarters so cents.
Connecticut Lottery, Extra Class No ls,
For the benefit of the First Ecclcsiastica Society in
Canann to be drawn in the city of Hartford on Friday
the 3lst Of July.
Highest Prize 1000.
Whole tickets 81; halves 50 cents
New York Consolidated Lottery,
Class No for 1879 will be in the City of New
York on wednesday the 5lh of August
Capital Plize $4,000.
Tickets IS; halves SCI quarters Is.
To be had in variety of numbers at
J. II. WHITES
Lottery office, Royal street.
Drawing of the Washington City Lottery. 18th Class:
81, l6, l2, 9, 25, IS, 40.
oTNos 9. 10, 40, prize of 5000. sold as above.
July %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-30

DR. Waikin, The pet, jury were yesterday dis
charged until this morning. to wait the result OF some
new bill. which were sent the grand jury, but We
understand that no ne. bills had been found when the
Court adjourned.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-30
Cotton Yarn.

TUST received from the Occoquan Factory com.
- pete assortment of Cotton Yarn, No. to 10, for
sale by S. NJ, q s. II. JANNEY.
7mo 23-eOtf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-30
Cheap Goods.

vIyHE subscribers intend making change in their
Il business in September, and, with view OF seilng
off mr. reducing their stock of Goods offer them, till
that PERIOD at very small advance upon the cost The
assortment is large, seasonabe. and general and buy
ers, by wholesale retail, will get them at reduced
prices. JAMES ~
July 8-dH
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-30
For Rent,
Card.

CHrU.
A. b. HAYDEN, Dental Surgeon,
VXTILL commence his regular visits to Alexandra
w on Thursday next, l4th instant, and continue
them on the second and fourth Thursday in each month
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-30

:, these dull times. We have extracted the
s,oy,rg full snd complete account OF the trial
r Mrs. RoYALL, from the New York CONNER
.i,I furnished by the Washington Correspon-
don, Of that paper. We expect others viii be
=. much disposed TO laugh as we were, when
they read it;
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-24
DRX UOCK-

AsiDtoSAls will he received at the Dock Cf1ce T., ,l
Iatd al Ut the Deck Office Norfolk on or before c s,
Gay o' Nove'ler newt for furnishing and delivering the follow,
- '"''SS VI 'he DocE,
" ~ sI'l'si ineces for tuning, and mcr pns,s G.sr
squire. aud 80 TO 81 feet larr. ' f-' 'e'
cFye' P'eres TOR top ana bottom rails 10 be sided
ieit and moulded 20 inches, and SIS To 81 fee. o,r
% c"Tveii pieces for middle rails sided ,, iuctr
a''d 'n"u!csi III inches, and 81 To 81 iani ln,s
~ Co. do far rails 10 he sde.i II ircics and ,o,L
1a inches, and 81 o ieri .r,r - .
ne biove 81 pieces all required for ore uair of Gates
and enc SUI wanted each of the Max, Yards al Cbaenn
AMI Norfolk Ptrgtuia They the best SOUND
mite or L're otk and s!,nree The rs pieces for rails
ffrl. " : - $500 :" ''i'''us W oSi
MoeS Of The Gates may I've either Efce an, ,los
wv, ''e"d To oidr proposals cu4s,fi TO examine them
@ may b" made for part ttr whole above timber
Vai .F iie or bol Docks wit, tie prices per cubic fn
s3i' ns 'f n'dhhe quality OF the oas as Well the kil G
s'';i and District whe-e it viii be procured ~ "
ne 'ler mast lie cnt during the Winter hewerr The ,rqf
oi soVemrr and The rst Of AaIcr be delivered early
AM erision upon the proposals will he ina,c v ihe
e'Ss,Esr a. soon aitef the first Of Noyenn possible
Paris III tins Office. l. RAJ DAWN irc,enS,n f'
Day DotH Qgs1cE, - 'e'N'''
Wary Yard, Currlestnn, Mss
=
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-24
Trust Sac IF HahuaJtc Real prooesiV.

a,,'st SAFE IF KaiaaBlc Reot Property.
sa.;aiy the provisions Of deed of Trust, exc
lie, 800 20 me, by Robert Poorc, and Ann r. his
we, besring date on the Goth day OF July, 1923, to
Indemnify Tile late Willis Cowling from loss or dam,
pgs' IN eonsequence ofhs undertakings for the said
,i no"ie' as surely; shall proceed to SELL al
a,c!o!i, Tor cash. at the front door of the fa
5e iiothl. N the city Of Richmond on SATURDAY, the
Slst inst ut iao'coc, that certain Lot and Tenenent
lying n9 ana ana beng on 18th Street, (caed in THO said
Hill by the Governors now occuped bs sJr Talo
as boarding house, and in which the e,st ofice Is
aept.-t is valuable piece of property, situated in
e Zoo oe''1s RE o. the, the city and yields yearly rent of
shall warrant such oy as is vested in me bv tb door,
aforesaid. 1OSEpIJ MtV1n ~ ay .tiI uet''
Inc a! re sale, Is made with my consent.
oct 2lsy3t-si4t RORicRn DCopr
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-24

Commercial RECORD,
GA tue corre,t'o oasii u he C0mmerciol 4drerly,

fea. Tue c0rretondeti IF lie COmmercol .4dFerlycr
Our supplies Of free grain during tho week have heen small
F lsh Wheat consists chiefly new the quality OF which
One lots ii , new Oats have al srSasen
bold and heavy, weighing I'D IL lbs per tshe bu, lte
RUSSIAN u'S which IS placed uncer lbSk duties have
Deco pad snca Tuesday, upon 100 quarters Of this article,
averages are u't. sher aud il improbable temporary
REDUCTION may ake place in Tie dties wheat and -four
In our !a circular noticed the stale oil tho
st9iiei Tie rams have been such extent as IL mum
date nearly all e low lands this district to cause seIi
os apPrnohs Tor the safety of the Po,aoe ctop gra,
io'tH OF the spring cro.,s-Cats and Barley, also still IN
e ad and most ne sileeiia setcry Wheat in is district
Is oiy housed but 10 the Inward aud III Ireland
si sninc quantity not ecrugc In tic latter country bulk
ri the Oats We, uncut.
The trade throughout the week notwithstanding the rrpoz,ed
INJURY to INC Barley and Oats, has ren
holders OF fine odd were Saturday demanding e
hn was uo complied With, and very little Sold the
was the in the country markets New Wheas rather
Cheaper The nc'sborug delivering very
One two thousand biyrs Flour changed hands a,
Cos 3D. WHICH are the only sales reported under lick
There was good attendance of Ales this mornings
market ''e OIL 'vicais brought rather money, there
WAS no Improvement; in tie secondary Quanies and new viii,
a'c s,, spto,sd ias weef eaeney The same Remarks
new a; MARI we're sold at s. sd IS Cd We
quotations "' old Hour Is 10 2s and offering
FER sack cheaper
Average Price of Gain I'm i,a week
ending OH the .ith SEPT. 68s Cd as Sd
D5 ':si 5a. 5;s. sT; ~ss. $50 81 3 10
EAtFa S ho,n'noheE Ieer dated l5'h September.
oeI:and Cotton throughout tie week
been steady and prices remain las, quoted The sales
prise prise i5o Sra Islands, lolh to iad with co 5ad
5000 Bowels, I'd TO gid; 1880 Orleans I'D i'd 10 at 3D.
22io Mobile and Alabama 4ad SID; s7O Pe,antlco Cad
20 Para 3d. i5p s4a q FIJI $40 Bahia 5as to ss
5Sd % Bahadocs SD 1921 Epau SD 20 Ted; $50 S1at
Sd TO AID 20 Bengal did per h. making together 1850
bags 1fwhch 5000 EGYPTIAN 200 Brazil and American
nave been purchased !cr shipment The marker has been
steady Saturday and days abou, 1000 bags have been
Sold lat the demand having been freely by holders no
improvement! has taken place in prices
tIarre .anrd'ets, Sept. 10.
Ashes had advanced: pots 10 so; peas So Tie grain
market was much animated, owing the very weather.
and wheat had been sold advance of per hectic
ue Cotton was steady and in extensive demand The sales
for the week Amounted to 1919 bales
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-24
Richmond Nail Manufactory.

E,JOR sale, very reasonable terms, from 500 to
Il 1000 kegs % cut nails and brads, ofvarious sizes
from Sd TO i0d, n Kegs from lo0lbs. to 200lbs.--
warranted to be uFade from Se;sh Don, and from
Pig or DiooIp lr5u, us is customary i'll the Northern
States:
ALSO,
Spikes from 10 inches, cinci nails OF tiff6re1ff
sizes suitable for tobacco kegs and bids nail rods
horseshoe iron, rolled iron Of different widths
and ere prepared Is execute with Dispatch eny or
ders i'll tbs line, and we request merchants and others
who deal in nails &c. 20 apply if they FIJI,
sortment. +. HAXALII s. co.
oct 1O--oau';f
YEgIIE Subscriber offers Tor sale, an excellent as
H sortmcnt Of gcntlcmcn's ond ladies' boots and
shoes. Among which arc the following:
2Do Ply gentlemons morocco, calf skin aud seal
skin boots, 81 so to 7pr pair
1000 pr. grntlcmen's calf skin bootee5 and calf
skin and seal skin shoes aud pumps
1000 pr ladies' pruuclla, morocco and seal skin
and leather bootees, walking shoes and pumps
900 pair India rubber over shoes
zoo pair Richmond made plantation shoes
hso, general assortment Of misses, boys, chill
drCn's and sevans' shoes, and a few dozen Of Ener
sons celebrated elastic razor straps.
The above were seectgd particularly by Che Sub
scrber for retailng and he socits purchasers to call
and examine for themselves.
He has made such arrangements with tie most
approved manufacturers in New York and PiIIaLel-
phia. as VIII insure constant tt 9IaPRy,
Sign oftle Golden Boot, No ;. Eagle Row
EN tIenrico county court Aug l2h, 1879 john " Smith,
a p, against Geogiana Catherine Jones, infant by john
g Nlosby sheriff Of the county OF Hcorco her guardian al
lien assigned b. the court TO defend her this suit Samuel
z. Parsons and John Estel dfs.-Iv CHAxcrRr.
The defendant John Esicl having his appca
and given security according the Of assembly
the rules Of this court and appearing by satisfactory evidence
that he inhabitaBt of this country ordered at
the said defendant 10 appear here the first day next
November term, aud answer the bill Of the plaintiff and that
copy order be forthwith inserted newspaper pub
lished in the city Of Richmond for months successfully and
Tie ~ The tron aoT ~ INC court house OF this county
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-24

" The CoEsTITgTloDA{ WING is published twice n
week, (Tuesdays and Friday') at five dollars pes au-
nuu- pa yahle IN advance.
U5 For advrrsingF6 cents square Cor less) for M
FIRST insertions and 81 for each OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
number be noted the MS hilgrwfy
they will be cuutinUrd aud charged accordingly.
~ All letters ,cFEsitors be post-paid, oy ths7
will receive n attcr''on.
IL Notes Of chareged specie paving Banks ef ANY
the States wU be received in paymcn fo subscrpti0p -
the Whs. though Virginia T. States Bank Notes would
prsfsrre; aud rcwi''auces be made tirbga tho
Post Office the ris; offle Editors.
IL Previous discoptipuanre Of tnS paper, an
rssragcs nc paid up. Ard those who may visit
discontinue, viii notify the Ed:orsto that effect, ~ leet
thirty DAY. .a ESQ oo-'1 rr. Yea r.r Vlicr llcv y
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-24

INC ''St0"|'10e'S nave W ot0fe ana ODer
for SdEf
40 H 5dss brown sugar
IS hhds prime retailing nlolassas
6 do old Antigua rum
3 do new 90
go 9 , d 'eorq m vi1 i
2l0 bags Java, old white and green coffee
10 kegs nails, assorted sizes
do tons bar iron, comprising an assortment Of
round and square, carriage, cart and wag-
gon tyre
u tons bstercd steel
Z do German do
do hoop iron
Plough moulds
e e9S s% %a 6 seo,,d Liverpool blown gait
tors shot, all Nus.
do bar lead
$50 kegs Dupout's powder
60 boxes window glass 1oxi2, Gx1o, and 0xl1
Is do Wlittcmorc's cotton and wool cards
II tiGTces best London brown stout in Quart
and pint bottles
Coguac brandy, Holland gin, old JaiIiaica rum.
and old peach brandy
Crunpowdor, imperial aud black teas
Madeira, Sicily Madeira Lisbon, old Port and
sweet Malaga Wines
Sperm and tallov candles
Coperas, madden, indigo, alum, brItsone.
Pepper, pimcnto. ginger, mace,
Nutlnegs and salt petrc,
Clover, timothy and herds grass seed
J2O sides sole leather, shoe thread
100 NOVA Scotia Grind stones
% bales Of cotton
C000lbs ftlc Petersburg Manufacturing Com
panys cotton yarn, which is offered at the
Manufacturers whole sale prices
200 pieces heavy cotton oznaburgs for Negro
shirtings 6om the Petersburg and Amelia
Factories which iJclicyc equal if not SUI
perior to any offered for sale in the state in
point ofJurabilty
WORKMAN & 1IcGRUDER.
sept 26-2awlt-yvs}t
THNHE works of Duguld Stuart, in seven volumes.
n TolIers Law Of Executors New Edition, much
improved. -Recciycd at
oct Q. II. EASES BaaI..o-o
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-24
Ci,.,RLrRroS Oct. IL.


Ee0'sia E1ections AS yet VIC have no additional
returns but we believe there can DO liIo doubt
Ihe election OF GII.AER us Governor aud LAMAR az
Representative to Congress. Comparatively with
those already received. there returns to come in
from but few adverse counties, and which however
trey may be, cannot materially affect the majoriiies
oil those gentlemen.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-24

Deparied ts lie, On Saturday the l7 i,st ATE. alone
and Painful Illness, airs CuoliNE REpsccA iIEAr Gunas in
ne 2 year OF her age, wife Of RheT, Cochin, Esq Yisgi
fFhu - nd,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-24

= he packet Ship Edward Quesicl at Ydk finn uavre
ni IA wi, the Yth Oct, brig Gov Fenier blanchard of
bath, 9'c) IL DIS n Hichhond bornd To Newcastle England
naaneei dsnased on The 5, aud very leaky cond
,lesier OF thon'ason, (aIeJ OF the L Gov
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-24
a, SATURDAY MORNING. OCTOBER "a, 1899.

through the first opening That he iitEis Success to
him. Nr. r is accompanied BIZ Or. Fights, u AZ
bnny gentleman of talents and rcicntiiic nceon-
p!ishn,cn,s." = i,sl .its-r
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-24

-aARitiEO, on "Wednesday, the Iiih inst. by the Rev
alr Cohb Mr. NAriS rhcaSTSN 10 Miss MAsrii duu,bie
Oh joan Oof.is, t-sq OF buckingham
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-24
JAQUELTN p. 'IAYIOR

rs now receiving from f4oudan, Liverpool New
"a York and philadelphia the mast extensive and
best assorted supply Of English. French India. end
American GOODS, he has ever opened; every article
OF which, lie is willing SELL at lower prices than
heretofore in addition to his usual fill supply Of
napt cotous, blankets. illnnels, f,urnaueh;s cloths
cassiIneFes, carpe,ing5, cambTca rnuslIrs cotton,
worsted and silk hosiery chats, umbrellas Irish linen
shee1'Egs and diapers, oznabures, looking glasses
gans, spades, pen knives and scissors, Hardhalns
NO. 9. Princes mixture and Foo,s genuine London
snufis.
lie hos Aeaofiran= u,hic green and rev. fla nneis
Steei' oxford and Cadet MKT sattinets
brown and gold mkt dovery superior
Crimson, scarlet, blue and lemon f,nhossed sind
watered morccn
Blue and full black Italian ,utcsirjnr very hos,
Best quality assorted coo,red Gro de Naples silks
India lapentinc, marcaline isandaisc and forencrs
White, black and crimson merino scarfs and hdkfs
Biack, wbltc and green bobbinct and ga,ze wells
-landaIiiic, Canton and Norwich GRAPES ind la
ianets
Embossed, painted and plain lancy hcits
Bonnet, cap, love and other ribhands
i,filn and very handsome figured Swiss iuisns
Fine Renting and linen cambria hdkfs
ChiidTens, youths and meme fur and cloth cars
9lcrino cloths, circassuns and bnInhazet
ffan;some assortment of worsted and cotton fringe
lue u olive l!nscys and plnds, for female servants
fwiied and very stout brown cottons
3D., 10, J and 81 brown nd bhsachnd si,entinrs
and shirtings
Cunningham nd Anderson's stout cotterIs Mt man
u!acturcr's prices
Together witt! other goods all of which lie offers
either Try retail or otherwise, lire most reasonable
teIIrs. oct 8-2aw5t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-24

VIE Subscribers have received and Offer
]. for sale. 81 their Wholesale und Retail S,oie.
first store above the Eagle Hotel
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-24

i AMP OLA few barrels fall pressed amp OIL for
EA sale by OTIS, DUNLOP g. 60
oct Is
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-24

Nutmegs
Black and Cayenne pepper
Mace IS
Race and ground ginger "a
Aispice
Cassin
Cantcn preserved gingar
canton anI Liverpool ware
Cut glass wines, tuInhlers and decanters
Handsome and common stone ware
Dsmiohns !, I, 9 and S gallons
PriInn retailing r1oisetas
Lc19ca mustard
Cider vinegar
lanieson's crackers
Indigo, Spanish i,plans
Starcli, soap
Superior Spanish cigass, various brsfits
Best chewing tobacco
Cheese, old and very fine
!-Gidon brown STOUT
Sack ard table salt
inipont's gnnpoWdar
Shot, all sizes
Shaving soap
Clocollte
Sperm and taiow can,!ts
iliSterad steel
Limp oil and candle wick
Writing. and wrapping paper.
he above Groceries have been carefully selected
10 Rev York. and We can recommend thtfn ns bGn1
Of superior qualify.
oct l2-sawat WIGHT 81 McMDRDo.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-24

The frigate Constellation, Captain Wadsworth
which sailed from New York on 9TH August with
Messrs. Rives, and M'Lean, our Ministers to Paris
and London, arrived at Cowcs on the i3th Sept.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-24

letter from American in Paris 10 his friend in Baltimore
dated Aug %, 1920 saysMr and Mrs Hughes have been
some time III England. visit their friends and
Mrs Everett are now here their homie Mr. Barbour
ana MIR bush passed few days III Paris General aud Mrs
Scott here, but will America said
that AIR aud Mrs Brown will 50 with Ian, the healh Of
Mrs. Brown VIII permit.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-24

The Races the Tce-il Course Yesterday were verv
interesting The first for ocky Club purse $1,000
The competitors MIR WIN Wynuc's Kate Kearne
and MIR WIN Johnson's horse Sartuo Of the best racers
on the Virginia turf Star took the purse heats amer
closely contested race.
Sweepstakes mile heats for $780, was Won by Mr. Cor
bios colt, entered by Mr.. w. r. johnson.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-24

nsy1cGnia.-I There is no doubt but that lTr
WoLF has been elected Governor Of the State, bu
By smaller majority than was expected.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-24

Orders have been received by Commodore Cham.
ccy. to have the friyate Brandywino fitted for sea
with all possible despatch, to 90 on four months
cruisedtstnation unknown, out ii to be hoped for
Portugal, to protect commerce from thc deprc-
dations Ofthe tyrant Don Miguel.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-24

South Sea Ezpeulition.--Tbs New York Courier
oF Saturday says:--The brig Ana,o1n, the flag YES
sci Of this expedition dropped down to the lower bay
yesterday, and will proceed to sea this morning.
thus, after three years Of perseverance, and indus-
try Dir. Reynolds finds himself upon the ocean, in
search Of the undiscovered islands Of the South. In
addition TO the commercial Importance Of this cxpc
dition it is highly interesting in national point of
view. Whatever lands may be discovered by Mr..
Reynolds and his enterprisng Associates will become
science will be increased by the products Of far dis
tont islands, as yet unknown to civilized man, and
curiosity may, perchauce, be gratied with something
new. We visited the AHawan on Thursday. She
Is fine vessel, and very fast sailer. She il fur
Eished With excellent library, and all the nstru-
NESTS necessary for such expedition. She has
stroJtt and hardy crew. an experienced captain. and
first rate officers. After the commercial objects Of
the expedition shall have been accomplished, Mr..
REYNOLDS intends - sail round Tn iov '-c." nnlpGsh
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-16

The CommiHees.--Thc Committees detailed by the
Convention, sit from 10 to 2 o'clock, and are
besieged by crowds, atra cted by the mpor
lance of their dcliberatons and the celebrity of many
who Join i'll the discussions. The Convention itself,
merely meets to adjourn, presenting the unheard of
spectacle, of deliberatiyc body whose entire num-
hers absorbed by its Committees, and which I'M
Ill those Committees shall report has no thing to
do
Interesting decisions were yesterday made in sew
era of the Committees. In that on the Legislature
(Mr. Madison, chairman the two following PROPOSE
tons submitted by SIr Joynos, were agreed to by
large majortics. l. Requiring member of the Sen
ate TO he 80 years Of age. ?. a member of the
House of Delegates, 90 be % years of age Mr..
Ioynes advocacy of these tvo propositions, was OK
ceedngly clear and satisfactory.
The Committee next took up a resolution offered
by Mr.. Doddridgc, declaring that white population
only, ought to be the basis Of representation in the
House NJ Dctegates. ('rbe resolution originally en-
braccd the Senate also, but was divided sugges-
tom This the reader is appraised is thc grea ques-
hon, anil its discussion before the Committee OK
pectod with intense interest, by crowded lobby and
gallery The Debate was commenced by'Mr. Leigh
of Chesterfield, in opposition and closed for the day,
'hy brcfreply from Mr. Doddrilgc. It will proba-
biz, be rcsOmcd to-day
The Executive Committee, tMr. Giles Chlimau)
wentio WORK yesterday, con amore, and rtdic0iiy.
They have adopted the following resolutions.
Resolued That the chief Evcc,,;,o ,fio oc ,bis
Commonwealth, ought TO be vested in n Govc-nor.
Res0tr'd Fhut thorc ought to be appointed n
Lieutenant Governor of this Commonwealth
Resoivod, That the Executive Council, ne NJ prcs.
cnt organized, ought TO he abolished nnd that h l.
inexpcdent TO provide any other Executive Council.
ResoiDcd That in ef tho removal of the Go.
vernon from office, Of his death, resignation or
inability to discharge the duties and powers of his
Office the sand powers and duties shall dcvolye OF the
Lieutenant Governor; and tho Legislature may provide
for tho Of removal, death similar inability OF
tho Lieutenant Governor.