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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-05
Cabinet Chair, and Sofa Manufac'
tOry.

Cabinet. Chair, and Sofa Manulac-
tory.
yAMEs GREEN Cabinet maker,-has on hand' shu
Il will constantly keep at his old stand on Royal
=, Isx.ndra. 81 at the corner of 10th St, Penns)
van;a. Avenue Washngton-s general assortment on
the fashionable and durable Furniture, which lie
vii; warran, equal, if not superior IN qusity, 10 any
ever oferedin the Dstrict:-Consstlng IN part Oh
Grec;an winged and plain wsrdrobes
Gothic. pedestal end and plain sdeboards
Ditto, with eelarettssnd marble SLABS
French and plain bureaus
nsnr do with mirrors
.d;es,snd Gentiemens' secretaries and BOOKCASES
p;sr ,ables With marble and mahogany tops
p;ller and claw dining, breakfast and card tables
PIai do ao "
>iies work stands
Wash lands with marble and mahogsnytops
Grecian Sofas
Mahogany chairs
W,,s;e stools, bidetts, cribs, cradles
| Portable writing desks &c r-..,.
with agenerai assortment of bedsteads oirHnly
ID mahogany, maple and stained woods all OF
w;II be soidas low for cash as they can be pur
shassd ofthesame uality at any ,ther manuiactor!
cna ma" Itn;on ALSO,
'so sentiment of st Domingoand Bay OF Honduras
u.hogsnr. part of which is suitable for handra's'
S.asro s,wed curl and shaded veneers, copai var
.superior 1usity, sacking bottoms, c'rds'Sc
ruaMxIa AND q aHvINd,
Handsomely executed may
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-05

Sugar. Tea. MolasSes. etc.
lindsay, HILL & Co. offer for sale
IS hhds N. o. sugar, lst and "a q"ai''y
Is do st Crox do
60 do n. o molasses
20 tierces do do .,e
no chests and half chests Gunpowder, imper'a' :,
=. II. teas, importation Of 1879, superior quar-
OH and 6 lb catty boxes do do do do
no b,ps green Porto Rico coffee
90 do Java 90
30 barrels mess and prime pork
IS do mess aud prime beef
$50 sacks fine salt, Liverpool hi'ed
so barrels \. +. rum
,.ocn.c brandy in pipes and half do
n y rum IN hhgshrads
hngshead W India shrub, very fine
3 3 S bales , Dans she" Almonds -,
% boxes Cavendish tobacco OF good fuai''y VIII
te sold at cents per ID
90 bags pepper
5 d. pimento
10 do ground
10 do saltpetre
50 barrels behring's
90 do No mackerel
Is boxes lemons
50 boxes shaving soap ..
20 do mould candles twR.l July IL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-05
consolidating

,,euvveRs & ALEX'R. r. AUSTIN, respect
eim, inform the public that they have entered IN
60 - . srtnership and continue carrying on the
'0F Couch and Harness Mahlng Business s;.n
a. t prince. and formerly occupied by John ,unners
an Sa all orders will be metwth prompial'snnnn ahd
s1ecuted with neatness and duraoih'! eo'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-05
Wheat wanted

M0RDECM MILLER & SON inform their former
wi customers and friends that they have again taken
possession of The brick Will called Triadephia JfH
on the Little River Turnpike Road, Four Vile Run.
where they will give the highest price for good Wheat
They purchasing. in Ale vandria, Wheat, Rye, and
Corn and will thank their old friends and customers
give them call aug II
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-05

NdMUEL WESSERSWIFH UFFEHS FUR NILE
ER hhds 2St Croix, Porto Rico AMI N. .
W. $50 barrels s sugars part Of which is prime a..
$50 bags Rio Porto Cabeo coffee part prime green
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-05
Sugar, Coffee, Yea. etc

| MANUEL MESSERSNIFH OFFERS FOR SALE
6H nnds }st cro's. Porto Rico and N. o.
$50 bags Rio Porto Cabeo coffee, part prime green
!; s s En-; chest. Y ",''" Tea szZE
6 &c i !; IS ,.... '''''"'s' IL
us IS 1 no es s"s' bo,s, Imperial do 81
10 ma ns" ID e hess. Hyson do 81
powchong and sonchong chests and half chests, do
10 bag htav. sumatra pepper
so hhl> N. Orleans and w Iala molasses
casks summer strained sp rn oil
~ pipes Cognsc and Csmpaig"e brandy, "Hennes-
sy." Goddard q Co and Seignette's brands
ID half pipes "Seigne,te" do
pipes Holland gin
100 barrels \. + rum
70 do Fole.'s and Trim,'e's American gin
1873 coils patent eordage assorted
oOO b. IS patent shot from ae Phenx tower
10 tons Russia hemp
3 bales G-rm,n hessans
20 box"s and half boxes Bakers and Laphsm's cho-
colate
so boxes yellow soap for shipping
10 boxes sperm candles
500 reams 40 ) aud superfne letter and No. 8 pot
and cap paper
700 rea'ns Wrapping do
81 bundle, ugarloafpap nd binders and bandbox
board
Lisbon and imitation Sherry wine in half quarter casks
l.. r. Madeira in half pipes
"Hcrf and L,snon in pipes
Hanptrs porter bottles
1000 bushels Turks island salt sept
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-05
HurlNDs auASackirg.

nuRJ,Ps, No / and 2. just received 'r'm Ere
II men. AMI will be landed here in f " DAYS tor
80 b. JOSEPH JAnNtY Go
t., july IA
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-05
&. 81 Y Thompson

C.&I Y Thompson
OFFER EQR SALE
On hhds New Orleans sugar
90 81 bbis do do =,
s nuneheons do rum, d. o. brand, 3 years Old
: p;pes Holland GIN. entitled to debent,ue
2 bhds superior port wine, Hunt
nnsrtsr c,sts Co 'sbrand
3 csses leach doz bottles) do, bottled IN
Oporto
5 quarter casks sweet Malaga VINE
SObags Rio de Janeiro coffee =,
40 do Porto Rico fine green aug -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-05
Virginia ] ands for Sale.
r WISH to dispose BY sale or lease. of tracts con-
i tanning more than
az. 1000 Acres 0f Hand,

living in The county Of PendIetor and on Inc hFa VIZ
tiers of the South Branch of Potomac Thi land con-
.;sts ne am informed, of hills and vsles all unciear.
ed; great part is admirably suited for gra5ng and
not small portion. 1t is .hong., Is n.s"'' A'Ap'e"
TO individuals, or companies, foreigners or others
dsnosed e, settle and improve IT, for the above or other
nrposes would sell every other Thousand acres, on
very liberal terms or lease the same fnr s.rm o.
for = small annuity-but 10 purchasers OF trac' OF
,,or the nr;ce would be very moderate and payment
eeeved in easy instalmen,s, in property within the
n;st,c. mr. it's vicinity For further particulars apply
n Mr. John Bryce of Baltimore, or to
10 . mr III Jyne IS GEO JOHNSON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-05
SuNerior VMommstOn Mime.

SWVerlNf N"Nh"9." 60 Nv
.Hc,,ks Jus, received, now landing from schr
NEy North Carolina, capt. Martin. Sail schooner
will take freight for Eastern or Southern port P'
ply to the captain on board orto D,vrs
aug 70 1oSIN., ----
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-13
FoR The WING.
THE WAGNER.

I've often thought if were ask'd,
Whose lot 1 envied most,
What one l thought most lightly taskcd
OF mans unnumber'd host,
I'd say, I'D be mountain boy,
And drive noble team, wo-hoy.
Wo-hoy. I'd cry,
And lightly hy
Into my saddle seat;
bly, rein I'd slack,
My whip I'd crack;
What music is so sweet
Six blacks I'd drive of ample chest,
All carrying high the head,
AL harncssd tight and gaiy ,lresh
In winkers tipp'd with red.
Oh yes, I'd be u mountain boy,
And such team I'd drive, hoy,
Wo hoy! I'd cry,
The lint should fiy;
Wo-hoy, Dobbin.--BaIl.
Their feet should ring
And would sing,
I'd sing my fal de raj.
My bells would tingle, tingle-Enr,
Beneath each bearskin cap,
And as | saw them swing and swine,
I'd be the merriest chap.
Yes, then I'd be mountain boy,
And drive jingling teain wo-hoy.
WO-noy. d cry,
My words should fly,
Each horse would prick his ear,
With tighten'd chain,
My numbering vain,
Would move in its career.
The golden sparks you'd see them spring
beneath my horses tread,
Each tail d braid it up with string
Ofblue or Haunting red:
SO does you know the mountain bow
Who drives his dnshing team, wo-hoy,
Wo-ho! I'd cry,
Each horses eye,
With fire would seem to burn;
With lifted head
And ncstrii spread,
Ph"y'd seem the earth to spurn.
They'd champ the bit and fling the foam,
As OH they dragged my load,
And would think ofdistant ho,ne,
And whistle upon the road.
Oh would were mountain boy,
And drove six horse team wo-hoyt
Wo-hoy' I'd cry:
Now by yon sky,
I'd sooner dive those steeds,
Than win renown,
Or wear a crown,
Won by victorious deeds.
For crowns Oft press the lengu;d head,
And health the wearer shuns,
And victory traupling OH the dead.
May do for Goths and Huns
Seek them who vill-they have 10 lows.
For mountain lads and wagon boys.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-13

z AND FOR SALE.-The subscriber offers for sale a
sih farm III the county Of Gloucester, York river
T l.ies oeio Gloucester Town. Containing hundred
u D acres independent of in the river
his place IS noted for fine oysters and mas ON
spring o. good The improvements ss of dcInu
hs &c suited to small family terms (which ysi Re
acconoddtnig apply TO Mr. Richard Thornton Cotcn1er
"a 10 uIe UNDERSIGNED IN hanover HECTOR DAVIS
"A L quarterly held Cumberland COUNTY tho p7b
IA day of October, 1928: John p Williams RITZ nast ar-
ner w Price, JnO. F. Price, Wul d. Price and Anna Price
dts--IN CHiycyRY ~ ,NNs
The defendant Warner W. Price having eutosci his an
e;ce and given security according of assemble
aud the rules of this court, and appearing sE,ctor
evidence mat ne is not an ha'itant OF this country
mat the sand defendant do appear hare fourth Monday
JnDIay the plaintiffs bill and that on,
m this order be forthwith inserted some nevspaer b
Sc in the city OF Richmond for s,ccesveiy ana
posted at the roit door OF the courthouse this country
% a copy Iesie TsCIiAk WOODSoN, D. C
SS fsLECT SCHOCi.-bIy School VIII DO con;nncj tire
~ ensuing year The instruction will embrace inv.
Greek and Latin Languages Mathematics Arhneic Gean
raphy with the OF Maps and Globes English
fnSish composition. &c The school will Commence IN ,b
20Ih day OF jan 1928 and on the 9th ofcc ,o,v
ng mere WIN be vacation of weeks, commencing On ,ly
18th day OF june. =" '''
The charge for boa. tuition washing lodging and fuel will
Of 10 payable alf the LIST day June 1929 and ,,,
OTHER i'ai on the 1St day of Dec following
Inc discipline OF tie school will parental: and DC ,rI
care and kindness will be extended bows copfiad , m,
instruction. children. boy more than Is ve,r y
known TO ma for orderly, exemplary deportucnt Nv res
derce IS remote from the hauns and innnor;ty rI
remarkably healthy is situated in county of Is a
ncs nom Richmond, and the like distance lrozo Frtirieks
oug ne stage from fredericksburg Gainesville passes v
my residence; and that or Richmond to rrisonbnrg itt
short distance Of Letters 10 nc should he direc,e5 -,
''tIarlnsf's Roads, louisa WAI NELSON I,
jams ,vaff "
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-13

W. As committed, runaway, tlo Jail of Rockbrdre
on the ION Gay Of Sept past muIatto boy who says
ms hafe IS NICHOLAS WEIR and that he Zee born but
bound until he Of age Mr. Wiioghby of the county Of
nelson Said hoy about rs ~ years Of age about feet
OF 10 metres HIGH OF Egh complexion; his clothing bad
@ they cannot be descrbed I've has marks that can on
seIye ine owner ANY is required apply him, or NC
will be deaf wu agrecabiy 70 law.
CORNELIUS DoRNAY, Jailor.
Ie.irgton Boz hrifgr cc.lntr Nv m Ia7e linz
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-13

were promised Sac cxplaprtan on the urxt lay. and
the tragedy which enssed, left not remaining doubt
that none could DC given. The einon. OF the ,!efl
cation was afterwards ascoEaincd AMI has been made
Known to the Legislature This is history of MI the
material facts rs far as my recollection serves me-
which led TO the discovery ofthc deialcation
Very respectfully, yr. DOT. serv,:
JOHN CAMPBELL.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-13

" AHUST "ALE-iiy virtue Of deed trust executed
N by James Underwood to the subscribers OF the l1d a Ks
September 1928 and duly recorded the clerks Office of Han
over county, Tor purposes therein -ed proceed
TO s at pubic auction, for ready money hg,e bidder
on wednesday, the twenty eighth day the present month
January at Hanover court house that being court day. oe
Iact OF Land IN said county, lying Aliens Creek and ad-
lonns w Wcodons, and others also following Slaves
w DavY, washington, James, Isaac AInstead Polly and
iey or so much of the above mentioned
to satisfy said deed aud other expenses attending the
same The title TO the above property believed indisptab
h the subscribers acting trustees will convey only such
title as is vested in them. JOHN TYLER
jan Ste JOHN PRiDDY. Trustees
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-13

ahHOoD SCIioOL.-This School will Terminate
the 18th of December and recutnmenco for the rns,i
}sar the z.h OF January The of include
ed'.5 eniianslIp, Arithmetic Practical Mathematics Le
oSaiiy eies Letre Moral thiiosophy History Coaxosi.
ho, ana the English and latin Languages 9he for
heard tuition washing and lodging, during the Scholastic wear
OF ten oos viii he sos 800 the student furnish iody
i Al Students Will be charged from their 10
he 'ih OF Dacenocr which scholastic wear will
end nave employed Latin teacher and my patronage
honi justify IT, shall endeavor the aid of INV pEe
seh cotuor captain William Barber Letters Addressed u,
- q ,Itt. SHf.rrar VT
Nov 20
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-13

NREEH HILL SEMINARY win be opened for m.
W ensuing year, the 18th of January and closed ON ,bc
18th Of December vacation of month will be given in
the summer The subscriber s continues to keen an ssSls
ian' The coure of instruction viii embrace Latin and
English languages the Elements of Geometry Geography vh
the use OF the Maps and Globes and all the branches of
education Tuition of Latin scholars z5 English scholars 1
boarding 975, per Strict be given IN mr.
the morals and health of students and al 10 advanc,
their studies JOHN uAIRS
Orange, va. 29ih Oct 1928.
Ia Chesterfield Cols1ty Court, 1923, Der. The 8fh
IshaU Pickett in bis proper person, also Micbal wo,
sham. Sarah Worsbam, and William Worsba,p infan,
children Of Edward orshaD, decd by John Hill ber
reZt friend, compliments, against jain THURMAN snd
Rebccca his wife, late Rebecca Worsham. which sa;J
Robecca sthe adu,'x of Edward Worshsn, docd aons-
IU cUAScTRY.
lhs Gay came the complaiDauts by counsel, and AIed
their biI' aud u appearing the satisfaction of tho
court that the said john rruemsu an nhabi,sn
Of this commonwealth the motion the
it 70 odefed that the said John ppesr here an
the second Monday in March answer the hin
Of the comPlaDants aud that copy Of this ordsr he
inserted for two monhs successfully. in some nevenansv
published IN the city Of Ricboond, another cow
posted at the front door Of the Of this
for two successive courts.
rory. Tesie,
rs PARKE PoIyDExTER, C.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-13
BALTIMoaE, inn. Z.

49,, bALTIMonE, J1D. 7.
The constitutional term of service of Gov Kent ia
ed Monday last foelect his successor. Pie csnd-
dates nominated for the Office were Daniel Martin.
Esq ofG'albot, and Col. G. p. Mitchell, Of Cecil.
On corning lie ballots it appeared that 90 votes
were taken, Of which % were for Daniel Martin md
81 Tor Col Mitchell. II was accordingly declared in
both houses, that Daniel Martin was duh ELECTED
Governor Of Maryland for tie ensuing year.
T.1peyicoD
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-13
NORFOLK. JAM r.

NORFOLK, Jan. 3.
>, .Vosf hta6oiirai .pu,t'er!-We learn from CAPT.
turner, CT the Matthews Packet that an INQUEST wus
ne'a on sunday last over the body of Mrs. AM
tRirchETr, a respectable lady, between as and so
DIS y, age VIE OF Capt. John Pritchett, ofNew
fomt Comfort; found in dry well on her farm a short
distance from her dwelling, where she had been
thrown by the murerers after committing the sbock
ing deed. From the evidence adduced to the Jury,
tfon clrcumstantai information derived from tha
neighbors, and from the subsequent confession of th.
Wretches, two negroes by the name of Henry and
Drc6, who have been unprecedented and committed to
Matthews jail, as represented to us by Can't n
and neghbor who accompanied him I'VE have oh
tanned the following particulars of this horrd affair
Sh w ednesday 3lst ut. Capt. Pritchett beina from
the hfst named OF the negroes Henry, hire
ing, entered the house and demanded from Mrs p
some change which she had promised him sou,e fs,a
before, and upon her stating that it was out of her
power TO pay any thing until her husband returned
Wnici would be IN few days, he swore he would be
paid Immediately, and that night with the ass
lance of Dick, who belonged to Cupt p he brutniv
murdered the old lady, by strangnp and snfE,crtinr
her, decided BY the INQUEST from tho mari. ~
violence upon hcrthroat g. about her head They then
threw the body into well near the house. which WIS
not used and almost dry. They next proceeded to
r'mniage the house and trunks in quest of money of
which, they they found only three dollars one Of
which Dick has since given up
Inc mrs knowledge of this shocking occurrence
Was obtained by Mr.. johnson, keeper of the Light
Iiouse on New Point, who sending messageto Mrs
r. on New Years day, and learning from her muir
aersrs that she was very sick in bed and afterwards
nearing nothing from her, although the most friendly
lHimacy subsired between their families suspected
that all was not right, and calling neighbour they
proceeded to the house. They found deserted and
alter searching all the apartments, without success
Tor Mrs r extended their examination to ynrions
parts of the plantation, when passing the well spo-
Ken OF above, they found the body crammed into il
and covered over The negroes on leaving the scene
r tielr btcbery went to several of tho ncighborinr
houses and upon inquiry being made, why they had
eft Mrs Pritcbett alone the plantation, they said
by way of diverting suspicion from them when the
iorid deed should become public, that she had plenty
OF company with her. for several sailors had come
ashore there and demanded liquor, provisions, &c.
swearing that they would throw her into the WE'LL il
she did not give them what they required.
These circumstances caused the arrest Of the VII
lains and their commitment, since which il is said
they have confessed the whole matter.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-13

80 @1pventice $ 4caa,ed q, ae nlEig oaIce
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-13

why should the AM Of physical courage ~ marked with
MANY and the absence moal courage c REGARDED viii
copaceucy nations be weak and creduous viii the COW
ardcc Of the enihercd abae he evil? That credity winch
renders them dicue in ell is equally available 10 lead tcn to
goods and all who hold sound opinions would ndnflv own
uen, aud would teach what is right isrsevergly as fine
base and Pervcrse hold forth what they he wrong they
a numerous enough 10 cnoce respect change the current
~ pubic opinion In all times and nations this republic ~
thnAHrshis interior public if may so speakhas exist
e. ana has been tho sace Of those generous spirits who have
dared to ruu counter 70 popular crrof-.Not ca.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-13

''O PARENTS AND GDARDIANS-Mv Scbml
will commence tine 18th of January 1929 and Terminate
IN inc 10Th OF Dec nnowing-makirg of ten months
On Oh d vacation from the 10Th of August until the Isl
Fees per quarter, (2A Donity)
Efn boarding, lodging and washing
TO be paid in advance, PIP
Instruction in Greek and LATIN enI
Arithmetic, Grammar and Geography 81
Spelling, Reading and Writing e.
For fuel, 81 per annuin w r NY
Bianchester, Dec. 9tt 1873. wsf,c
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-27

Racing at .Nc,o Kent Court House.
TsHHE Races over the above Course will Commence
4 on Wcdnes lay the 4th day Of November next,
and continue four days.
LIST Day-A Swccpstake for 2 years old, mile heats,
four subscribers, and closed.
I'd Day-A Sweopstake for years old, two mile
heats, four Subscribers, and closed.
Sd Day-A Swcepstakc, four entries and closed
9TH Day--Free for any horse, mare ncldng,
carrying weight agreeajiy to the rules Of the Tree
Hill Course.
The Proprietofs prepared So furnish good s,a-
bes and litter and to do every thing in their power
to accommodate those who may attend the races.
oct q Is BAILEY & CRUMP, Proprictors.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-27
TEN DOLLARS REWARD,

ETOR Negro Woman Sucky, that bou INT rcGr
a four years ago, OF Mr.. Richard Gregory G..
Chesterfield County Virginia: she is about 10 years
Of age, dark skin spare made thin visagc: she has
husband named Cc!cr Nelson, n blacksmith who now
works with Mr. Richard Taylor, of Manchester, who
have no doubt persuaded her of, and has hrr noy
concealed somewhere: she has ughtcr belonging
TO MIR. George Cox, of Chesterfield County, and /
think 1t probable, she is in that neighOouriood.
will give the above reward, and all necessary eXpen-
tcs, If delivered to me, in Richmond, S.ucioe lIll.
This may serve caution, against any PERSONS har-
bonng or employing, said at the peril of the
Ian. IRA CO[VLt;S.
1--JD,yii..
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-27

D OBERT GORDON, on 18TH street, near the
IA Eagle Tavern, and leading to Shockoe Ware
house las for soic IN pipes hhds and quarter casks,
ten kinds Of Madeira Wine, among which, arc Ser
ciai, Iinta, Aqua de Mel, Bual, and some Of the
finest, that the Island affords Of the kind that usual
" bears its hume Also, good Port, end Dry Marsal-
Gin ST. Crox Sugar and Cofec -Four kinds of Steam
LoafSuglr, in boxes add barrels live kinds of Teas,
at low prices. for their qualities; Sack salt Bar
Iron; Cunningham g. Audprson's Cotton Osnaburcs.
and Shectingg, ., Factory prices. CO. - a,.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-27

Operation OF this principle between dierert dis
trcts and is only i'll this opinion that diversity of
opinion can exist
Any portion of district might bring an excess
OF property above the qualification standa rd uto the
general estimate OF the suirages of the district and
nuS the principle might be used to more perncious
effect than within the limits of any single county
IL we divide Slrglnla into districts, is there gen
'einhn VINO would not say tiat the number Of the
ahhei voters should not give the rule in each cou.
~: But II Inc was asked, in laying out the counties
into districts with certain boundaries TO look to an
other rule, what would be the operation, There are
Sou voters III county, each having qualification of
$500. h,tt among the great mass in the counties
tnic are % III cac county, making aggregate of
100 whose property exceeds that oil the residue of
the soo on were about to Tx another district
where you find 500 individuals all pcssessiur the
!cgat quhhiication, DO you purpose tn give them
equal representation? No. You say that although
the 900 are possessed the requisite legal cuaifica
tlpn Iii tie same manner as the $50 in the other
district, yet tia wealth o. the other $50 must be con-
sdercd III The organization OF the new district Ajon-
ting this principle, what do YOU do? You saw
there are 800 whose property is equal to 90 900 aud
100 whose property Is equal TO sixty thousand And
YOU make an aggregate fI50UOJ. Bvun INGENIOUS i
DIVISION the pfeponderance was thrown into the scale
OF wealth and the rSaory OF the voter. arc delr,.u-
!ed o! iAcir right.
CON.INUtp.l !
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-27

MILL TO lltiIp.-lhe Mill known as Turner's ON
Il te i"'pOdtiUn Line, running pGr corn,
may TIE rented by early application the subscriber, ko VI
ll. !ic1G the city Richmond From constant streams
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