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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-23

u The contrast between the Inauguration Of
Gen Jackson aud that Of Mr.. Adams is too str-
king 10 have escaped the observation OF the pub
lie. When Mr. Adams was inauguiated, al.
though there was n plentiful concourse OF stray
gers to render the scene imposing not one ind
ydua went to the city with the avoweh purpose
of pushing some incumbent from office who had
opposed Mr. Adamss election, e. of seeking to
obtain his vacant slippers. Those who went TO
Washington went 10 see the imposing spectacle
of the peaceable transfer of the reins of govern
meni from the hands OF une indiy idual TO those
OF another aud no, like Swiss corps, to ask
the reward of their services. How different
was the scene lately enacted in the Metropolis :
Thousands went to Washington solely with the
view of g,,,ing ofiices-no, offices newly crea.
ted, or which mi gilt become vacant Ivy the re-
sgnalion of the incumbents, only, but those too
10 which they could not be appointed without
involving the removal of others, who had long
performed their duties.-The course pursued by
! the respective adsoc u NessTs. ADAMS and
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-23
TIE MINORITY OF 81
An earnest appeatto The }reehoidsrs Of Patri,1.
cGHBiG.

IN earnest appeal 10 The (reehoiders of Patrirl.
cGiniig
FELLOW CIrl2ENS--l AN "A cOuntynIan aud
f ceholder among you'll dale To aadrrAs Y Ii
upon a subject OF deep interest and great in,.
puifance 10 you all h selecting ,etrgatas 10
represent yon IN Convention for rrinlm.-Yon
sn"uld be prudent, taking care nbl 10 maze
choice until you are fully aware OF the prlnel.
pies, qualifications and characters of the caudi
dates oril,ai great aud importan station. There
are eight or nine competitors before Us tor tue
pfI@e our odi oil ihi' number you are required
by law 10 elect,
Al our Hast court, 'Dapv Of you wtnes sed II
display OF the talents, and heard an acknowi-
edgemeDt ofthe principles OF four can.ildatrs---
they we're moderate IN Their views Of reiofnld-
ton, able, honest and candid. Che other gc,.-
tleInen we have not heard upon the subject, bat
doubt not they ere equally SOL These few re.
ks are addressed TO you, mainly, Tor lie
purpose OF calling our attention 10 the gentle
man, "hnm " Z may call our cauGidatp-lhcre
Is only one before us from Pdirick anu il is tr,ii
50, ion with another, the interest of the iHo
would cidsh-conseq"enlly, both would iai.
PERM, me, fellow citizens. 10 call YOU out up.
On tins great occasion. IN masSe in support u
our caniidatc--it is all important TO our inter
est that We should have voice in Convention
for We know not what will become Of PatlGk
when The subject OF eqnalisiog repre- sentaton is
decided upon, The gentleman before Us il well
known toyou all. That all his zeal, all his la
enIs, all his Integrity, will be enlisted IN our he
malt none oil us have reason TO doubt. la ash.
ing your united, undivided vaice on this occa-
sion for Mr. Stuart, believe not that ! indulge
III sectional feeline-I hsctaim lie idea !-Bu,,
in this, we cannot he called sectional, tor We
have 10 vote for other candidates hom 9TH r
counties All we ask is a representative IN tie
Convention, aud this we ask Of the dist. lrf, ia
theiull spirit ufrecipfociiy. Sc. J.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-23

SDuRSuANT to a dret oftrnst, executed to
- tn subscribers nv Sanl, and Jordan An.
thony, bearing date the 22nd daN of March,
1919 and duly recorded, We hall proceed to
sell, AZ pubic auction, ON the premises, com
IN cling III f 81 mention d trremrnt, on Sa.
lurdav the eleventh day Of April nest, II fair,
n not, on Saturday the 18th Of April 300 i"rt
of ernnnd, situate on d almond Hill, on first
street, ~ the corporation of Lynchh"rg, acres
of gron"d on Eranl,lins Hill, in said corpora
lion % acres of ground within mile of
Lvucsburg. bound by James river, AID by the
lands f Henry Langhorne and others, and
10 acres OF ground on Winston's Hill, with a
small framed house thereon. Terms of sale
made known on the day OF sale The snbsc''.
hers will convey such title as is vested in them
as trustees. s l. HARRISON,
MiCAJAH DAVIS,lr
Mnr..h lO
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-23
LATER FROM EUROPE.

The London packet has arrived Al Boston,
bringing advices four days later than before re-
ccsed. The political news is uninleresiing.
The only Commercial items Of interest viii be
found under the proper head
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-23
RoBr. TINsIEy, Sccr'y.
Tothe Freehoiders Of Campbell Bedf0rd aad
Huckinphd,u

fekioar- Cdfsens AT n meeting ola put OF
the people OF Buckingham in the evening" ~
their court house, Al March Com, (inst.) sr,..
raj motions we're made, FIST ior ine proplr
then tc go INFO a nomination Of candidate Ial
tn convention, secondly, n 0posing TO appuipt
Delegates 10 meet other Delegates, who should
have the power o se!eci candidates for the Cor,
senton, thirdly, 10 place Ia The power ii the
Chair, 10 appoint Dele ates Tor the object OF the
second re olurin,,, all (which, a.irr a ini! and
ell oora'e discussion, are abandoned, except Tire
FIRST. the vote on the frst motion stood ave,
~, nors 6l--9 ma ority. The minority G,S.
seating in thus case. a0d briug opposed 10 ~.
principles Vi NOMINATIONS, 'le" ing il as danger
Gus 10 liberty and The freedom OF clect,uns re,
pectfnliy request Of oH filnw ciiizons io SUI
pend Their iespeehNe epthtoDs ihis all i'm.
poItant subject, drid we cnh more ially pIaee
before them o,e reasons ihrrfor, through TN
papers at kithmo"d a'r Al LynehbLIg, which
shall he done IN very snort lIme.
We are. IeSpPcttulIk A..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-23

Further appointments By he Pfes'fsnt.-
Com. u. T. Patterson to he one of the Com
mis,ioncrs oftne Navy Boart : George / Har-
rison, James BiddIe, Miles King, John p. Hen.
AZ, John 1 Robertson and Matthew Harvey TO
be Indian Agents on Red River James Hamp-
son To be superintendent Of The Cumberland
road IN Ohio.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-23

At maeiing Of number oftle citizens af
Amherst. convened ~ the con hpasu On NJ.
day the 10th day OF March. 1929, for the u,.,.
pose of drvising the mos, suitable course II. =.
pursued III relation 10 the appr aching r., ,.i,,
uf members To- the Conveui,on
Edmund Penn, esq was called 10 the CHI,
and Robert li"slt, appointed Secretary, uh,,e
upon il was resolved,
|. That this meeting do naw proceed 1, -.
nomiuatonoi four suitable persons 10 tcp,e.rat
this senatorial d,suid 10 tonsenrioa.
Q. That landon Catell oi Amherst. Wm 4
Gordon OF Alhenare, Robert Riyes, sen -
Nelson, and James Ple,,anIs oil Goocblsrt -
nominated and recommen edas suitable p,,so,,s
for that purpose.
3 Tha, the Edi'ors Of the Vrsinian, the Al.
vocs,r, the Enquirer and Wing be resp, eiIuIly
requested 10 publish The proceedings
EDMUND PENN, Chairman
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-23

HE \TRE.-Ihc late bad weather has ope-
rated yrry seriously against the success of the
Theatre Indeed. it has been almost entirely
closed. We sincerely hone that this erening
will he of such character as to enable Miss
IIanna TO take her benefit, which has been put
on'f,om night to night fer nearly wepk.-The
piece selected by h1I is founded on Suulhey' s
pathetic ballad of" Mary the Maid of the Inn"
end is one OF the most deeply interesting
Melo Dramas We ever saw performed. II
would he supererogatory to say any thing OF
Of the merits OF Miss II. They are uniycr.
sal Admitted, thai we could not utter better
wish lban that they may be as universally re.
warded.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-23
SEPARATE ELECTIONS IN cAMpRrI

MesWs. Editors 1t would be an areen,al.la
seryice 10 publish IN your paper the names oflte
com miss ioners, appointed al the March Con-,
TO snperiniend the separate elections in hi,
coun,y--heir names are as follows al lie
courthouse in Lsnchburg, Ja,nes Ernaaa
John Wills, Samuel Nowiin David km,ta,
and William Mchinney--at the house Of t,r,.
I'm Lewis, on Failing river, William gahin.o4
Bryant ". No"lIn, John Cojl,s. Saunrl \,
instead, and James 5. .inocs--a uad,n..
Grocery on Oler river, Benjamin Hal
Benz w Porter, James G. Anderson, =.
phen Terry, and Thomas Cal,away--,,,,,I =.
Plunket's = ore nj the Spout Snii ing, Dsyia
Robinson, William S. DinguiI, joel Arkm.
ney, Ellis Hdnpr aod Thpinas b McAai>f.,
Each of the sepera'e elrcnons Tor member a.
Congress, Senator and pelrga,es VIII nr 81,
The same day with the election al the g..
House of the county.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-23
March ~

Scarce Goods at Reduced Prices.
I'D Luz, rack Italian SILKS,
ID IA and o. plain bobhnet lace.
Boubnetl pearling,
Floss thread.
Fancy baskets,
Calicoes, new and brautiful style,
Sup. English white satin,
Silk hosiery, very cheap,
Azehne neck scaris, a new and fashionable ar
ticle
With other new goods weekly receiving. which
we pledge ourelves 90 sell al the very lowest
market prices.
MCKEE ROBINSON, Il co.
March %. 1903
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-23
S5E

The Louisiana hsursci.0a.-The account
lateIy published OF serve instruction in
Louisiana, turns out to be correct, although it
VAS not so extensive as represented, nor Of
such magnitude as to create general alarm ia
the citizens Immediately within the vicinity Of
the place where The conspirators assembled ga
bout 40 miles distant from New Orleans, up the
coast.) Two OF the ringleaders have been
hung.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-23

Steam beat Disaster The Norfolk Beacon
of the 18th inst. contains an account of the
bursting of the boiler OF the steamboat Poto.
mac, on her passage from Richmond 10 that
place, by which three men we've severely scald-
ed. One of them, Enoch Hoy, free black of
Alexandria, had died, and the other two, (slayes,
one of whom belonged to MIR. John Coke of
Portsmouth, and the other to Mrs Richards of
Norfolk) were not expected to survive.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-23
NON-FREEiOLDERS.

We published in oui last the proceedings Of
the meeting oflthe nonlreeholders OF this
place. held on the previous Saturday
Since thai time, we have received the proceed
ines of the uon-heeholders Of the counties OF
Rockingham aud Shenandoah, Il the town of
Petersburg " hich we have no room 10 lay he
fore our readers. we are glad 10 see that they
took the same view OF the subject which Was
taken by the meeting in his place -preferrins 10
niemorlaiise the Convention rather than TO re-
sor, to the polls al the election of members TO
tim, body BY procuring the signatures to
these memorials OF both lrrehoiders and non.
freehoders who are in favor Of the extension Of
the ghl Of suffrage. an array Of numbers, M
,elIigcnce and wealth nill be presented TO the
Convention. which they willnot disregard, what
ever may be the views of IA majority Of that bo.
dy The Enquirer makes suggestion in rela.
ton 10 ihi, subject, which we had before heard,
and whieh we think entitled TO great weight
that the Memorials should be presented by en-
lightened citizens delegated 10 state thnir claims
in person, and 10 request to be heard at the
bar OF Tie Convention.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-23

u Mr.. Riyrs's address 10 his constituents
and NIL. {. Cabelfs speech scarcely leave
rs room ar any hing Else this morning. Mr..
Caban ha announced his in'eniion OF retiring
from he public service. aod is peculiarly de-
sirous that the reasons which govern d him in
one the lasr aa1 most Important acts of his
official lite should be fully understood by hi,
iatc Constituents. We invite the attention of
our Amherst aud Nelson fipnds, PARTICULAR, to
us speech or the late Conven' ION question, de
livrftd ia The Senate OF Virginia. Whatever
Differences II opinion may exist in regard TO
the subjpcl Of This speech, We feel satisfied that
all will acknowledge that Mr.. Cabeli has sustain
ed The ground taken by him with g,eat extent
Of search aud force and ingenuity of reason
ing.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-23

~ con 9 beyund the B.nr RIDGE, contain
white population at PSI Dos aud paV 10.
tai revenue If $S3, $40 Il bel - n The rte Of
about 33 els for each white inhnbtan'.
10 counties on the east the Puc RiIge
r"ntai" n white popula' ol 34l l5e. aud
pay total revenue ri S25925S Al, eing TT
the rate 1T rs cts. for each \ hit inhabitant
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-23

r. By Saturdays mail We learn that the Sc
nate had adjourned, after making many pro-
motions, &c. in the army aad navy. No
minister was appointed either 10 England,
France, Spain o. Mexeo-The reason assign
ed ia that the rre,i ienl preferred exercising
his canautulonaI power To appon these officers
in the recess of the Senate rather than to trust
his Nominations 10 the decisions oil thai hody,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-23

o. III. Rtdiher, during thr present month,
has been liable To more abrupt aud extreme
changes than we iecodect ever TO have witness
ed Que day W. have been visited ty winter
in his roughest mood-,he next, would rescm-
bic the Gr,t days OF Sp'ing-sun. shine and
shower have succeeded each other in rapid al
ternatipn-in short, there have been more chan
ges in the weather THAI days since the lst of
March Last Thursday, the deepest SNOW fell
whirh We have had This winter,--by the next
night, II had almost all disappearcd-and 90
Saturday morntn4 we had another fall OF snow
winch continued until after night; but, la con
sequence Of the damrness of the earth ii melt
ed almps, as soon u. i tell The health OF the
town has not been at ali affected, we believe.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-14

That elected, ie would initiate the now immcrla al
Jefferson in the administration Of the government
That apostle OF liberty enquired whether candidates
for Office were "honesf' and "capabier"-Were these
the tests in the cases of Kendall of Hill and Others,
Or rather have they not been promoted for their
unsparing abuse OF tho Presidents rival for Office?
Kendall from his own showing. is an ainfsmous in.
CRATE" cannot now pursue the painful theme-it
SHALL with yoOr permission, be resumed anon In the
mean time let the Wing be on the alert, think much
depends on 1t at present. as It's contemporary the En-
qrirer, seems welded to the powers that he" Be
irm--you where long receive your reward, in the
cordial appreciation of your felow-ctzens, If ia.s
ly considered, the Wing as unnecessarily severe upon
certain great(3Ms csndidly acknowledge | think
SO more. Yours, CANOJDIJS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-14
10 TIIE pURLIC

's'lE subscribers, having purchased the Line Of
- Stages running between Guyandotte and Lewis
burg, viii, ON or before the FIRST of May next, com
mencc running the Route TWICE 4 WEEK.
The Line viii pass through Charleston, and from,
thence, by the State Turnpike, to Lewisburg and
the principal Medicinal SPRINGS, to wit: the White
Sulphur, the Hot, the Warm. &c 10 Staunton.
II viii leave GHyandotte, twice week al ) O'Clock,
A u.
Aud on its return. viii leave Stauuton twice q
week.
From Guyandotte to tho Springs there win be no
night travelling.
At Stauuton the LIMB meets the Charlottesville.
Richmond, aud Fredericksburg Lines, rnnnivs three
times week.
The route, from Cuyandottc 10 Staunton VIII be
performed in five days, and form Stanton To Rich
mond, or Fredericksburg, in two days, and from
Richmoud, to the City of Washington, in &c hours.
and from Fredericksburg, to the City, in eight hours
Persons ascending the Ohio on their way to the
North, will find this route the pleasantest and cheap
est. And those who may wish to visit the Springs
informed, that, exclusive OF the Line they can ut
all tunes be accommodated, on short notice, with
good ertrd Coaches TO those watering paccs.
And the public assured. TINT in attention 70 Tho
accommodation and comfort Of the passengers SO far
as good Coaches and Teens. and eiilfil anu sober
Drivers afford them, the le shall not BE inferior
to any other IN the State.
POTTER g. BELDEN
Richmond, Va March TO- 1G29. c'F
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-14

To THE EDIqops or THE CoSsFITUff0~lL WH,G.
Fdu96er County, .9p,H l., 1929.
At the Presidential election in 1921 | voted for
Gen. Jackson;I did so because considered him to
b. equally honest aal caDa5ie" with his distinguish
ed competitors; and because / considered his clsims
in other respects 10 he paramount 10 theirs. The
developments subsequently made caused me 10 doubt
the correctness Of the very favorable opinions had
entertained of his character and qualifications for this
highest trust; in rnuch that did not vote at tho
last election; still however being unwilling 10 Weld
entirely opinions long entertained resolved to await
with all patience the commencement of his Off
gial doinNs, when Ih"pcd the unexcppionabe course
he would adopt and pursue, would confirm and
strength tho good opinion Of his friends, and re-
move The fears of his enemies. That official coursn
has commenced with vengeance! His first act con-
vncId me that General Jackson is unqualified to
preside over the Republic! He might have formed a
cabinet, whose mombcrs would have honured anv 20
vernmcnti he hns formed one that vas unlocked for
by opy dozen men in the Union! His PREMIER an in-
tnguiug io,V Dvichman Who ms been chiefly remark
nble for asgrandizing himself
His Secretary Of the Treasury. bruyier AZ cleo
tions, weathercock in politics, with scarcely Ia
Tents adoquHte TO he dutos Of county court lawyer
Of meSiocrity! His Secretary IF War, fawninp
sycophHnt, who has earned his place, os have many
other oouriitrs before him. by fattcrng bis Prince,
and not by any service he has rendered his country.
Of his Attorney General would speak Justly, he is a
profound jufist, liberal statesman and an accom-
plshcd gentleman; and opine no will soon find him
self in bad com PAM. Ills Secretary Of the Navv nm
known beyond his domccilo, oxcep, for pro-
sing and illibcral speech delivered soe,Dhe,e in op-
position 10 Mr. Clsy's nomination for the Department
of State. fIe subscdhcnt appointments have really
alarmed mo. That he should turn his enemies OIL
Of office is perhaps fair enough, but his country cx-
poets him to put IN geni!cnCn, which he has frequent
" failed 10 do.
We wcrcto,l by bic f;'pis, ard believed So }
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-14
ARRIVED.


>fr tInrlinc, Robertson, from New York, with ballast
cfr Joseph Bonner Somers, FUN Great E, Harbour wild,
Schr oman Mart, from York, via Norfnk with sundriss
e9I Nancy Chase from Wiscasseit with hay ard potatoes
Scir Adrian, Sharpe from PHILADELPHIA.
ssloop Active, Smith, from New York, with baIlast
S!"oP Jolive, sbly, from Suffolk With lumber, to WEI.
SAILED.
Schr. Uacyon, - for Norfolk viii, Go--,
NEW YORK. AFrl Io-Ceared. sloop Fang, porshty,
Arrived packet ship Mic, Rocket from Have sailed din
Nch iet ship ChaIerange Robinson, New York. 20rh
.Hach toc' iainlert for Orleans 18th; America, Hum.
Pnreys LOT do 9th; Cowper, Woodbury. for do 10TH Selma
b1ns tor Mobile s Montana, BaSuP r York. ioh
Orleans lorr hips Francis lst Skddy and BayaJd Pun,
Feb. ~ ' ~ We --N'
snip Hamilton, Bunker, % days from Liverpool Sailed
th cd III CO. with tie York. Decost for York; Ceres Da
yia loe Arnold, Watts, for Virginia and Zanor Johnson
50 40, lon g. ". ~ $500 49, sou
NEMPORT, APRIL i-Art:rc, brig Miles, Braytnn from
o0Ik 'oT Ireland schr Trial. Mister, from FichiponJ.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-14

CastsY17d. opposition 10 Archer.
House of Dclcgatcs-Wm. II. johnson, Thos. e
Burfoot, no opposition.
ROCKBRIDGE COUNTY.
For Congress-F. Is Miller 249, Robt. Craig TO-
For Asscmby-S. MD. Moore All, Robert White
237, J. MDowell l22, WIN. II. Caruthers 80.
Tho nomination vote for member OF chven,ion on hchnl.
Of Roekbdge stood follows on Monday evenings NIP
Moore sl3 Gel Bowyer %, Col MDoyve IS Roh White
60 &c IL was understood the poll would be kept ocn until
to-day The neutrality-suspicious. were expected On this
qucstion.-Staunton Spectator " wa
hoek'ngTnr Counfyt-Mr Joseph Cline and Col William
Mcmahon reelected No opposition to Gen scCoy for Con-
gress. FN' " N'
Neu .Ncabers.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-14

Tickets $40. Halves 5, Quarters 81, Eeitls -.
The pubic are respectfully requested TO take
notice, that in all lotteries in which Yates & Min.
tyre are Managers that the tickets have on the face
tyre. a" 80
10. chances in the above splendid scheme, coll at
the Office of the Ianagers
april IL YATES & MINTYPC.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-14
FRESH DRY GOO

hGsDIa I'M NIt)ODC.
- Cases super, blue, black, Oxford and steel mkt
and olive cloths
do fancy prints, complete assortment, omonr
them are some handsome spring patterns
do black Italian lusiring aud IS and 10 inch black
Italian eravats
I % cotton bandauna handkerchief
do Leghorn Bolivar hats
do brown Hollands
1 do scnshew silk umbrellas, some very large and
extra finish
DO containing large shell, tuck, long bent md de1,p
teeth side combs
| do Brazilian tuck, side, neck and long bent do.
! bale patent seine thread, on numbers
do Clarks spool sewing cotton
20 DO I'D, 40, sd and Cd brown and bIcachcd shir
tings and shectings
English and s-4 French black bombazines
Rich Lconidas fancy silk handkerchief
Large size blue, brown, scarlet and yellow b6ndan
ma handkerchicfs
Treble gilt coat aud vest buttons
Blue and black patent covered coat buttons
Figured gilt buttons for ladies' dresses
Black and white polished brace moulds
Nomcn's black and assorted horseskin gloves
The above named goods have been received bv
late arrivals which added to tho stock previously on
hand renders the assortment good. For sale low bv
+. g. Il. JAMES g. Co.
mar 5-2oVG Market Square
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-14
Communicate for me IA. HtyaH

y
DIR Editor At the la Madison court notice was given that
a. o'clock meeting would be held court houss sup-
lp tie election If L. Bauks and Waller Holiday AZ members
Of the convention and accordingly meeting
Ne and orgiuzeI Capt C. Gbb called tire chair,
and { Y Gibbs appointed secretary.
T.. Balks aud w Holiday n1rnatcl, and nhnr d's-
tnson the Of L. Banks dropped and that Of W..
lfoladay in opposition Y Sauai warmly supporcd-when
Niessrs Nm Field and Doc j. Souervile ably sustained
,he nomination Orange oo house,. Among Other
r sustaining that nomination, the importance 10 the district
N securing the abcs, representation within the range of their
teetou was orcihy urged, and just tribute Of respect
yaid 10 me private worth and splendid talents ~ MIR and
the urged by speaker r withholding their support
IRON MI , because he dnot reside within the district,
cbaed win great force and elect ii statrd that Spot
vania was the place NJ his nativity there spent
childhood aud many YEARS NJ his manhood aud still held pos
SESSIONS OF great maEnpde that his feelings and fame
we're dcuhcd with the district md concluded with Offering
ghhnie TO the resoutionviz: that the people NJ Madison
having IRE most implicit confidence in tho opinions talents and
integrity NJ Ness Madison, Harbour Stapard aud Watson
VII rcalousy support their nomination members II the con
vehton, from this district The qrcshon put from the
A SPECTATOR.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-14

ifQQ t"o .NrW. lOfN .ff1cf1cdn ~ afprU 10.
kSorHrs TaE,rRg BupEr.-Ths morninc a9ou, o'cIoeL
te city alarmed by the cry NJ fire. and inhabitants most
distant from the scene Of confagraton aroused NV
tho Of light the Consciousness that was very OK
tcnsivc arerained N be the Lafdy'te Theatre
which, occupying space bet aurens Thompson sfs
20 feet btea, and 100 depth with shinre rooG and
wooden euPola presented, FIRE, IT, in arrce AMI