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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-30


lNHE subscriber respectfully informs the
II public, that he has extended his lease on
the Washington HoteI.-He makes grateful
tender OF hi, hanks 10 tho public for the libe
raj patronage he has received, and pledges
himself TO USE his best exerinns TO give salts
faction TO all those who may favour him with a
call NJ the Washington. His Table shall al
WAYS be furnished with the best the markets
will admit, and his bar with the choicest IL
quors.-He has attentive aud experienced ost
Iers. and his 5inble inferior to none, with a
good lot for droyers, aud moderate charges, as
follows:
Breakfast % cts.
Dinner. 81 IL
Supper, 20
Lodging, IL IL
Horses, per day o. IL
Horses, per month, IS 90
Board, per year, 1873 33
JAS c. NORMAN.
Sept. q. 3mll
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NOVICE.

% virtue of deed of trust executed to the
- subscriber by Rees Cunningham aud Of
record IN the clerks office OF Nelson, will be
sold, al the residence of Rees Cunningh am, in
the county OF Nelson, the interest which the sa id
Cunningham has in the estate Of Valentine
Hilton deceased, consisting Of Negroes, toge.
Their with the household and kitchen furniture,
one wagon, four horses. stock OF hogs, cows md
sheep, and plantation utensils. This sale vii.
take place ON the 2od of December next, aud
be for cash The subscriber will convey such
title onl, as is vested in him, which Is believed
20 be unqnestionabe.
JAS. d. WATTS. Acing Trustee.
November 10. ids
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Nov. Is

M0TiCE.-By virtue ola decree of the
N4 Court OF Equity of Roclin ham cty.tNC)
made Fan Term, 1929, | shall expose 10 saf,
on the premises, on Thursday the 24th DecenI.
Der neHl; a tract of land, lying ia the county of
Rockingham, (N,C) in the fork Of the Mayo u
Dan Rivers, containing about three hundred Il
bhy acres, being the tract of land belonging to
me hehs at law OF Margaret Joyce. The above
mentioned tract OF land contains about l2O ecrts
oil low grounds, and is well adopted to agrcul.
''f"i purposes. Those persons who are dis.
posed to purchase, will do well TO call and eS
anime for themselves. as few such tracts of land
are thrown into market. The purchaser viii
be req 'red to give bond and approved securi,
", psyab' IN six, Twelve and eig hicep mouths
Tor the purchase money. The tile of said hand
wiz pe reserved until final decree in NE
salt OF Jno, Ii. Joyce and others. against Plea.
ant Black aud others.
- VIM. FEWEL, C. E,
N'V 10 lnl2.
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"a UllCE.--N committed TO the Jail oil the
~ Corporation of the town of Lyuchburg,
OF Thursday the 18th OF August last, a mulailo
man who calls himself PRESTON. The said
runaway is about five feet ten inches high, a
bushy head OF hair, and large whiskers, about
twenty five years of nge; he is a light mulatio
lie had with him when committed. the following
articles Of dOihing coat of domestic manu-.
lacture, of "a light gray, pantaloous of the same,
a iurred cap. The owner is hereby required
10 come forward, prove property and take away
the said property, or he will be dealt with &C
curdpe To law.
n. B. The said runaway says he belongs to
Wm +. Perkins, If the State OF Mississippi
SAMUEL BKAN5FORD, TAILOR.
Oct % 3m2O
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NnY.o %
Sweet sulphur Sprinos
For Sale.

URY virine Of deed Of trust. executed TO
Id the subkcriher The I'd of Oct, 1920, by
Rice Vass, aud Polly his wife. 10 secure the
payment of Two Thousand Dollars, due to
Alexander Calder, as stated 10 the deed OF trust
aforesaid. and alfo mpursuance OF an agree
menl entered into by the said Rice Fass. and
Alexander Calder. me 2Ia Oct 1923. t. which
have been regularly admitted 10 record IN The
County Couri Of Monroe, We shall, proceed 10
sell, to The highest binder. Tor ready money on
the premises. on the 25tb day OF Decelhber
nss,. onc equal uni ided hatf oil the Sweet
Sulphur Spriags ireet Of land, lying IN thu
county Of Monroe Z / . miles from Onl"n,
containing about for h nired aud SIXTY I'VE
acres of land. The trustees viii make spch
title as il vested in them, tn the purchasers,
aud no other
HENRY ALEXANDER !
HUGH CApERTOS, Trustees.
Nov. % ida
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A\F OllCE.-By virtue of a deed of trust ex.
AN ecuted TO the subscribers BY James s.
DillaTd, which IS OF record in the Clerks Office
OF Amherst and Bedford Tor the purposes there.
IN expressed, we will sell. at public auction for
cash, to the highest bidder AT the dwelling
house of said DiilaId, IN he capntv of Bedford
on Tuesday the 22d day Of Deccn,b., next il
fair, Tnot, the next fair day thereafter and 10
continue from day to day until completed. the
following real and personal estate in said deed
expressed, to wi, : a tract of laod situate in the
county Of Nelson, and containing fifty acres /;
also. the one fifth of all the lands of which
James London died, seized and possessed, ".
ing IN Amherst county: also, the following
slaves viz Joe nan, Julius man, Seazer
man, ohadrake man, Reuben n man, Lewis
lad, Brentsiofd lad Preston boy, Hannah
and her son George, Rachel a girl, Anne aud
her child boy, Mary girl, Martha a gill
Harriet gill, Lydia gin, Matilda a Young
weman. and Frankly and her three children.
Da'io' ne'inoa ana -----, (uame not ex
pressed) and all the increase of the females !.
also. all The household and kitt hen furniture
all the plantation utensils, all the horses. cattle
hogs aud sheep. the entire crop on the plantation
occupied by said billiard also, his Che said
Dllards) interest in the estate Of Jno N'Bride
deceased, aud whatever other articles in said
deed named, aud not particularly named in
TINS notice, or SO much Of the said proper,v as
WIN be suthcient 10 answer the purposes of said
oeeu' Acnhg as trustees, we will conye, such
title as IS vested in ms, and none other.
ARTHUR b. DAVIES, Tru,.
LEMuEL TURNER tees.
oc'' <%' tds20
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-30

n T Court held FOR Buckingham county the l2th day
a. of October, $780, Alexander Pateson pliG against
lsaac b. scruggs. and John s.. Scruggs, and Thomas
w. Scruggs, admr. Of John Seruggs, decd. dcfls.
having entered their appearance aud given security
eordng TO the act Of Assembly and the rules OF this
and appearing by satisfactory evidence that they
not inhabitants OF this country II is ordered that the
said isaac Is. and John A. Stroggs do appear hero
January Court next and the bill Of Tho plaintiff
aud that copy of this order be forthwith inserted In
some newspaper printed IN the town Of LyncburR for
two months successfully and posted at the f. nl of
the court house ofthis county.
ccpy.-.leste,
RuIrE EInSlndra it. d. c.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-30

y.HRs.P. JONI announce - thu La
wv dies Of Lynehtafg ani the eouh ~, MAJ
she has Just received 80 al lhion 10 her al
aod winter Fashions, patterns f1r brading D.
dies Kiiing Dresses, wbrre all ofders address
ed to her snail be promptly attended To-
Nov % IL
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a REMOVAL.
MARIA .. GRAY
Sept. "a

\HWlSHt.S 10 inform her customers aad ~
w public generally, that she has I"He"
room IN the brick tenement, immedaiel! OPP
site 10 James c, Noormau's well known 10,
efn. The room is quite convenient TO the N'',
street, and very easy TO be found. She mas hi,
'his time, al he fashions that arc in use al ~.
season, and viii continue 10 get patterns '''
Die iof every season ofthe year. ,A.,
n. b. The subscriber had thought Ia W" -.
notice Of this Kind was unnecessary, unth
was Told that some evil disposed person hau :,
ported she wss.ao. able 10 attend TO bas'n5 t,.
II would be well Tor every body thai "'''F
work done, to call and zee loT themselves.
~, 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-30

NOTICE is hereby gwen thatl shall present
" a petition TO the next General Assembly OF
GINA, TO piss law giving me the right TO
recemmence an action for the recovery of land
against James Woods and others, of the coun.
~ oil Nelson, for reasons which will be made
known to that body by said petition.
THOMAS GOODWIN.
Nov 10 I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-30

ggtHE PROJECTORS Of the Richmond and
Baltimore Union Line OF Stages aud
Steamboats,, by Tnppahannock, respectfully IN
lorn the public and Travellers generally. that
this line has been IN operation one year that
the best OF coaches, horses, and most experIen.
ced aud careful drivers ARE, and will be con-
stanily kept that the route affords the best ae.
commodatons. good roads, aud no night lray
cllng by land. The Stages leave the Bell Inv
ern IN Richmond. every Wednesday and Satur-
day morning al g o'clock, and arrive NJ Tappa-
hnanock 10 dinner, returning, leave Tappahan-
mock every Monday morning al O'Clock. and
Thursday mornings on The arrival of tho Steam
boat Patuxent, from Baltimore and arrive IN
Richmond in the evening. On Saturdays tEev
must meet the PatuSeni at Tappahannoek, ready
to take passengers 10 Baltimore which arrives
there the succeeding day by O'Clock, p. Nj.
The bont leaves Baltimore every Wednesday
morning and arrives at Tappahannock on
Thursday morning. The Projectors will spare
no labour or expense 10 render this route agree.
able, and they have the pIrasure 10 state, that
passengers have uniformly expressed themselves
delighted with the line.
q J Stage fare al the low rate OF SO 90, in.
,ermodinte Stages, cents per mile.
Oct. Is. 2mlS
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90 " MISSION DusxwEss

HNHE subscriber Informs his friends and the
IL public that be continues 10 do business
on Commission, and promises that no pains
shall be spared TO give entire satisfaction to
all Planters and Farmers who may con6de TO
his management the sale OF Tobacco, Flour,
ar other produce. His office will be kept al
the Store Of Messrs.J & S. Halsey, next door
below the Farmers Bank
ID. SAUNDERS, jr.
Jan. 10. I'm
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wA5AAZVd xOxs kkO--SA
I,yRchburr.

Amherst, Nov 10.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-20
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND.
ARRIVED.

s,5s ARRIVED,
Steamboat Potomac, Uriah Jenkins, from Alexan-
dria, via Norfolk, passage and freight. Passed off
Point Shoals, schr Tanfivy. In Hampton Roads.
barquc GIecian, Blanchard; ship Brunswick, STAN
wood, brig Mexico, Kcllarn; do. Scris, Prince; do
Olive, Cogginsi do. Fame, Young; do Iado, Wooster
ship Enacreon, British capt. Lenox, below Harrsons
bar; up Richmond Packet, Knapp; off Harrison,s bar
bound downs brig Mary, at anchor at Harrisons bar;
nj City Point, ship Carolina Gustu, Merrill; Para
chute, Nichols; Plato. Davis; brig Charles Joseph,
bishop brig name not known; in Devils Reach,
top-sail sclm. Jane OF North Yarmouth, bound up.
Steamboat Virginia, Furguson, from baltimore,
via Nortolk.-Passed at anchor, in Hampton Roads.
Ship, Barque and Briggs off Mulbury Island,
Schooners bound up; below Harrison's Bar Ship,
Briggs and Schooner bound down; in Devils Reach.
topsail schooner bound ap; in Wards Reach. the
schr. Eliza. Holt, bound up.
Schr' Desah, Chandler, from New York, ballast
Schr. George Wythc, -, from Rappahannock
River, with corn to John 0. Lay.
Schr. Pelican, Mason, from Baltimore with sun
dries to Winston, III Myers, and others.
Schr S,m, Horton, from Hartford via Norfolk.
with sundries, To Cotton s. Clarke, Il Turner, Da-
venport, Allen S CO.
Schr Sea Flower. Gregory, from ". Carolina.
with fish, to I. Webb 81 Co.
Schr. Aurora, Hooper, DAYS from Baltimore
with sundries to J IL 3 Cosby &. Co, NJ Myers,
I4ucke Is Sizer .
,Schr. Elizabeth, Henry, from Albany, via Nor
folk, with sundrics.
SAILED,
Schr. Richmond Packet, Knapp, for New York.
flour, tobacco, &c. =
Schr. Richmond, Hand, for Philadelphia, with coal,
tobacco, and rags.
Schr. Freedom Stillman, for New York, coal.
Schr. independence Hooper, for Baltimore, coal,
scrap-iron &c.
Sloop Hiram, Bailey, for Norfolk.
NORFOLK, June I7.--In Hampton Roads
Ship Harriet, Johnson tof Bath) Liberia, Coast of
Africa, .tS days.
NEW YORK, June l6--Crd sehr Susan g. I!izabe,h, Or
iy, Petersburg, Va.
Arrived, sclrs Effort Bel; Ariatlne Robinson; BENJAMIN T
Valentine Snii Planter, Baldwin Richard Ccrsun ali from
hichinondi and Hiarity, Spokciy, from Virginia
PHILADELPHIA, June i7Ar., sctrs Emily Davis, Davis
Eleanor, Morse; and Naom,, Crowrl all !rn Rchno,ii
Below, schI Cumberland, from Richmond.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-20

THE Subscriber having determined to
leave this city by tho ist Of October, returns
hrs thanks TO the community for the encouragement
given him during bis residence in this place.
lie will sCl his well selected stock of SADDLE
RI until the above date, extremely low for cash.
lis extensive Stock consists OF best plain aud
shaftcd Saddles Of his own manufacture. Also,
beet cnrrisge and gig harness. cart and waggon dto
choice assortment Of English plated and polished
curb and sbae bits patcd ard polished stirTUp-rons
best and common; English and Anerican bride
leatitrs and martingacs whips and spurs; with va
ricty Of other articles TOO tedious 20 mention
AZ those Indebted 90 HIM viii please come Cor.
vard cEd settle Tho sNpc, and those to whom lie is
Indebted viii hriag in tbc!r claims for settlement.
iine 1870 DAVID JACKSON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-20

VIE subscriber very respectfully informs the citi-
- zens of Richmond, Manchester and the nuhl;,,.
generally, that he IS again commencing che Dor.
ILLrG BUSINESS Of Porter, Ale. Cider aud
Vine. de has Just received a few hogsheads o..
SUPERIOR quality POTTER 81 ALE, from one OF
Son, Philadelphia. %
Country merchants may rely on having the Porter
packed III the very best anner SO that II will he es
to carry three hundred miles, if necessary. Old
bottlng Cellar at the conner of l4h street next do
TO VIM. II. Fitzwhyisonn, Esquire, or at the store -
the subscriber, directly opposite the centre OF TIA
Old Market. ~ 1''
mavs IOI1NJ rIrn,px,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-20
NOTICE.
WALKING PUMPS.
SPRING GOODS

SPhlNG GOODS.
JAMES II. HUNTER has received by the Rich
- mond Packet and Pantivy from New York. an
assortment Of seasonable DRY GOODS afnone
which aye
Black bombaznes and bombazetts
Super Canton and Mandarin crapes
Italian grapes, various colours
Black and blue black Italian lustrincs
Black satin levantines
Italian silk So and 40 inch cravats
India and German flag handkercIliefs
Brown, crimson and yellow bandannas
White, colourcd and striped Jeans
MaTseilles vestmgs, India nankins and driIlin0s
kentings, linen cambYcs a. linen cambria bdffs
Jaconet cambria, book and null m,islins
Cambria dimty striped iacouets
Fashionable caicoes and ginphauls
Lace wells, Pallerines, capes and collars
Gsuze wells and hsndkerchicfs
Silk aud cotton hose and half hoso
Mens super beaver and horse-skn gloVcs
Ladies eoloured horse-skin and kid Do
Bonnet and bch ribbons, braids, &c.
TORTOISE, tuck and side combs
Parssols and umbrellas
Blown and bleuched sinrtings and sLcodacs IA
Tabio aud Russia diapers, bed tickinos ozna-
purgs, &c. &c, which $40 offered ON the lowest
LeTtrs for cash. andj =
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-20

thE Sut Sub viii sen Public Auction on MONDAY
ne xs'h oil tins present month June at his dvel;ny o.
the saddns shop all his Household and Khss, E-s, I've
sd o. ts usual saIy Which of good qualify ind h.
june i9--ois Daptn r.fvsS,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-20

did COFFEE.--25 Bags fuo old Coffee.
- for family use, jus, received per Columbus, fof
sale by r. IT, DREV, agG
ibne 4
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-20

VHVHE time of the COLUMBUS departure
- from Rockct,sthis afternoon, is uttered from six
to five O'clock, at which hour she will DO punctusl in
leaving Freight intended for tho Columbus for
Norfolk OF Baltimore, will be received until Saturday
evening at sunset and the boat viii leave on Sunday
morning, at SIX O'Clock precisely
LEWIS LuDLiM, Arn.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-20

Major Wilson, Engineer OF the Pen nsyIvapia Raj,
Road; and Col. Dewitt Clinton Engineer of the Ju-
nia'a Canal. have resigned their Offices.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-20
DAVID JACKSON.
TRLST SIZE

TRUST S.4LE.
Niiue OF deed Of trust, executed By q r. G. H..
nn, 70 Tie Subscribers dated the 10Th of Nav 1890 ga
eueu al NO histmss Court Office, the civ of R,mona
M therein mentioned, win be sold al ucti, a, r
e'oex IN on Wednesday The 24th instant On the
10, nany money all said 6. r. &; J. HaIkm'a inerre, =;
'o o. LHn situated in the city Of Richmond al the cro
anu ON streets (Which land particularly descrFe To- a.
ueso OF uust) being two undivided third rirts Tho ,i -
oee.eu 70 the good but the will cot,cy such mi, s
as invested in them by the deed Of trust -S eA'J
ISAAC DAVENPORT
~ Ro r. GLGNN lfustets.
hrchmonc, Jrie 1lfh, 1929. ~
:, . sale by DAvESpoET ALLfx s. Co Anc,,s
direction OF MIR Alex Halan the popetor OF he o.,.
miro part OF the lot above mentioned a sell the Sn =,
t OF lan' of which third part Mr. A. Hallam vii, con-
pune Pile DAVENPORT, ALLEN & Co. Ar.rs
EAECUTOR'S SALE.-By virtue of the last vii, a.,
testament OF Jos Galleso, decd l. as surviving ey,r ~
sao ast WIN and testament, shall TO sale a,
oon on the penisxs Thursday, The 25,h Jme a, ~ o
al SAD os Gai7sos right title and interest in and m a - -
Sond north west corner OF and 9TH streets opnf M,
nyeis iooacco hlanuiactnry, which is laIre P,,,n
bundDS tits part Of the lot known plan of III, CITY -
richmond by NO. sos, containing half an mere les -.
oSa iee mont on !t street, running back 63A feet Ills To- =
sut;e1 to ground rent Of $40 per an,nn
IEn,s OF SALS-One fourth Of the purchase nurv in
and he balance al 6, and IL months with FINN ~,
DAY OF ale the Pufcha giving with up.uyed s,;,
ana deed OF us; on the property the payment,
The sale viii DO conducted by Oris DuvIoP q Co -
,,o +. .. SHkFALLiE, Surviving Ex'or
a Ssrtf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-20

.Noat's tasi--"'Thc Anti Masonics being nearly
deinnct rrrmor ~ started that society is about
tn be formed. entitled, The anti make fool your
sef-to-no-purpose society"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-20

- &c. &c. sc.
resets ~, Halves 5, Quarterso 90. Eyh,hs 25
fOr sale III the Bookstore OF
june II j. IL NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-20

Icttcr from Smyrna, April d. received in Boston,
Gays, "The Russians have taken possession Of Mssc-
ria 70 the N. oud Siziboi 90 thnE Of Bourras and
q. : fcrtifging both place."
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-20
NosroLx, juno 10.

=, = N 4FUHFOLki y.
From Ltcsyia.--1ho ship Harriet, Capt johnson,
which sailed hence The 9th OF Feb last for Liberia
wiih eolonlsts from this town. Richmond &c. arrived
from Cspo Measurable Wo learn ina, DR.. Randall.
;he Society's Agent, had died Mt Measurable.
The passengers WHO went out In fire Uar,ic, emf
fercd much from the fever OIL :lcr arrival aod a
humber OF deaths bad occurred OIHung them, none.
favored with the pcrusai oftwo letters, ono from,
sEa~es y. Lwd, dstod Monroyia, April 10Th. saws -
1--WE landed safe on Tie 18th March, and Nh in
good health. We lost Mrs. Thomas the Mondnv
after wc landed, and last night Mrs. Martin died.
both came ont IN the Harrict.--Randa Cooper is AT
tue point Of death, also Susan Brown and nv
wife are both sick with the fegor, and it is very
sickly in tho Colony"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-20

fHfsci CLstas AND STEcisL Mission FnaxcE-Phe Char.
man Of the Committee appointed fry,ard memorial 60 the
rfesa IN is above subjects mas received the ioow ,ep
III DrPARrAESr SrArr. J !,
a Wnshiusion 4ti June. 1929
Chairman OF Committee of tho Citizens Of New York,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-20

Tickets $40, Halves 3, Quarterse 80, Eighths e5
For sale in variety of numbers, at u. C,HUBB'S
Ever Fortunate Office, $50 main street.
june 1876
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-20

We have neglected to mention that Mr. EvsRErr,
OF Massachusetts,, is n tour through rho Yves
tern Country, where he receives the inequalities and
honours of the people, Justly due to his character,
without distinction of political parties.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-20

y monument TO the memory Of Isaac VAN WARr,
ono OF the c9p,ors of Andre, has been erected in
Winchester county, New York.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-20

"a UARTERLY REVIEW, NO. ISIS jui re
~ ceived also seveTa!nc Novels.
june 10 w. n. FlTZWHYLSONN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-20

An arrival at Charleston confirms the account that
the Second Lieutenant of the u. 8. sloop of war
Hornet has had both his thighs broken by the recol
OF "A gun fired on board while in chase of vessel
on the coas. Of Cuba.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-17

sno.S taet tue great body polite might remain tran,
49, 49, .u 'ain, ne would be willing to meet gentlemen
spon 'n.s middle ground, and tnke upon himself the
responsibility OF uniting in such compr,n;se ., tha
risk OF having his act afterwards s,rct;onaJ ~ .'
People auhorgh he most regiously believed that nil
80 ~ concession and compromise, should only be
n'' ~ .nSn or their representations assembled in
s.;5 a ior that express purpose Mr.. A. further
m me uot'on 10 strike out the first section of ,be
OH SIMPLY involved this prneiple:--Arc Won wiinr
" Set,'e 'ne ul1crcnces OF our views and onnions
upon 'he principic OF mutual and reciprocal conpro
Vt are You determined to dictate TO the free
heu oi TINS commonwealth terms more oppressive
ana gnominlous than YOU dare contend fI,r ,,nnn
prIncplc' II you are determined 10 pursue the lar
III curse, rese To strike the first section of the
ON, anu lst thc evils and perncious conscquon noes
Nl' upon thoSe who have provoked IL. H., would
sincerely deplore and deprecate such d.tcrminaton
III 'he committees, but that he would have the pleas
ug consolation ~ having used his feeble cyerticns To
p'V'' It, nc said That he fearful that the i'm
PRECISION tad gone abroad anoru the eastern peo-
pie that the feelings and interests of eastern nn vcs
tern Vrgmans were adverse aud he had almost said
hostile IN the extreme. This imnreesion had ORIGIN
a'cu clthef IN ignorance art.ul md cunning mis-
re Tor one beievcdthat the people of
Virginia have but one great and important interest to
sustain Tue chracter OF the Old Dominion to alopt
'd pursue such course of policy viii arrest her
Fatfo"Taic movements and bring her back to her en-
I1'"t &rSc,HeSs inese sentiments had been curcfl-
~ iSliied ~ him from ms cradle, and he believed
That they were the sentiments # his copstitonfs :
ne sad that his constituents and himself were Vir
gin,ans, and have the feelings Of them For himself
nc e' pfouh oil heT SOIL and bound her sons by the
strongest ties oil brohcry feeling and nffY ctor md
rom hls earliest infancy he had been taurht to rnv
crence the names of her long train of ilustriou be
,ocS ana worthless and claim part Of their fame ns
ms bT,hrig with all that elevated pride peculiarly
characteristic of Virginia with such srr,;,,ortS
he had lived and fhe should be buried in tho mains f
the Mississippi, in the bosom of thu ocean v,;.b
such sentiments he sould die