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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-04
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I, IS conceded, that in making Us comparison
W. sloIlj allow for the well known difference BE-
the rae Of hire, by the year and by he w3eh,
.he latter being always righer, hecausc Lac loss a.
time runl sickness and other causes, ias upon tn
Iaboror, IN the case, aud upon the Gu lover il.
The othcr. Bat, the ether hand, the sum allow
cd lCr the El.Gicnancc Of slave Is tar b~vond what
1t ordinarily costs a farm plantation, and, con
sequentiy, beyond what /; would in = mouutuc
tory. The provisions annually Consumed b, Il slave.
allowing ni'' 90 pounds Of pork and three barrels
or htcGn bushels II Indian corn, Will commonly moi
cost, ca :1'iYc ofthe uncomfortable expense Of cook
~, moTa ,Ha- fifteen twenty dollars aud has clio
5nTC, comPrchcndng two complete sl'ts hat, shoes
"a Il t'anilet, not more than twelve dollars. Be
sles iabHers have often hired within few wears
lar tJdty! Or forty dollars year instead Of iijv
AF :..ca, changes The whole expense OF a laboring
AVE Tor Il year woui! DC reduced to about seveuD,
to.:&Tsi shat, after making Il liberal addition TO-
tt,a to the iUcrcashd rate " i'G ny tirv VIII,
mpat come to the conclusion, that abour in Nlr-
. lia, sregarding its quality, Is something cheaper
I''t the difference is yet greater botwoon the price
OF !abour IN tins state and IN the northern states a.
may he seen by comparison which we have more
certain data for making B. the evidence taken
IN 1928 before the committee on manufactures in
Congress the weekly wages of a common labourer
employed IN manufactures, were US follows
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-04

la the former comparative estimate, VIC considered
hat the whole capital required for manuIac!ory'in
Virginia. would cost Ii per cent less than similar
est bli,!.mcnt in the northern states but 10 balance
that difference that the natural interest Of money
was somewhat lower with them than with W and
that the price OF ordinary labor was, according To
the most liberal estimate, less than one halt that
which it bears in those states Estimating it. how
ever, only at on. hall and the raw material at the
sqmc pI.ce then the manufactured commodity which
would cost viii ;hem hundred dollars would cost
in Virginia but cightyiour dollars aud halt; making
a difference in favor oil fifteen and hair per
cent. Thus:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-04
To the Ed,io,s of@. Lmcalpyg yj,gi.a...

GENTLfWEN: On Saturday 9th inst. there was.
nearly vert cal 20 my dwelling, ono OF those clcmcn-
tary wars Which sometimes read Of in newspape r.
~" noise c1a'inued Cor perhaps or 10 minusls IL
v''y ne1rF r"srmbod the steady beating on dunn
by one who has no idea ofmusc and AZ intervals, tic
distant firing Of runa. hcard nothing Ike the voice
~ . Commander, nor tho Moving ufn fife. which, IN
those cases, fsuutic n6vor fails % imagine be
hears
There was q cloud over head, yctf did not rain,
and saw no lightning.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-04

IN comparing the same constituents OF price with
those III England considered the nHaO,nt Of cupi.
tal required to be the same i'll both countries; the
items that were cheaper in being balanced by
those that cheaper in the other. But interest
IS much lower in England, we will estimate the pro-
TITS at one fourth, or % per cent less than they
Virginia. The wages of labour, we have seen are
about per cent higher there than in this state
.Nl5 IL to 1879 and the material twnol) we
y al ''O" suppose 10 be - per cent lower. manu-
idctuIe Of this nrii"l~ - @ii cost
northern states and S8i 50 III Virginia viii estm-
ated on the preceding principles, England sos
or nearly2O per cent less than in this stale Thus
Profits, c3l so
wages, I6 So
ia" mateEa, SO %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-04

/! tA!s b" f"L~dered Us auor!j"E fair average Of
the proportions ~ which these three elements oi ca
ptaI suPposelt ia this Country then supposng accor-
dn% To our previous estrate that real estate is 30
per CT cheaper IN Virginia than in the northern
states and machinery 3 per ct. dearer the amount
u capital required by them and 10y Us, Respectively
may DE Thus compared:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-04

S"ppoSng the com9ara.'e wages aud profits in
mat country and IN Virginia 10 be as before stated
and the material to be 90 per cent cheaper with
u, then the cotton fabric which cost 500 tbero.
would cost here SlO2 O5. Thus
Raw material, Sl8 10
Wages, 90 "a
Profits, IL 90
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-04

ecr from Key West, dated 18th July stace t,at 'cre
ve'o fey cases Of yellow ever among ue fishermen con
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-26

despse its utter irn5ecility ofreasonines Gan nan
oi humanity read it, and not siudder at tho ,co ths,
" IS possible Tor such writer Us this so weak mr..
iicohs'qnenti2i, yet so inflam,nutory to kindle :
iii,ne which nothing but blood can quencl.?
Inc last sentence but one Of this writer is full e
i'ciz'ence to u.s. We know by it, tina, he is plrcc
"'oer' ana fears, not 'excuson from tLc boncrs a,
Offices OF the State which he has lone ,n,o,,d
but that he may !c5c the dear Office which he L,,
IN all probability, long held. To avert this dire ca
tastrophe, he would cheerflly, Judging by the tone
OF AIS article, dlsmeInber the State and take H.,
risque OF a civil And let the gentleman ,.ho
soeVer he be, learn that the people or Virpin;a ara
not gong to divide the State and frter away tbei,
own Influence in the Union, to accommodate him ami
Few others, similarly circulnstanced There nr,
some we know, who wish the State divided in ord,
that all honours and official emoluments may concon.
trate IN the country embraced between Chesancake
l'ay' and a line drawn Virginia, twenty milcs
ABOVE the iais OF the rivers; but is not the Deou,s
who wish tit is the Office and honour boldors nm,
the Office and honour expectants who would rad,,
see their chances multiplied one hundred pcr con,
oy the ACKNOWLEDGMENT of the State The sto,e ~,
things requires the whole jealous vigilance ofthe peo
pie. S NV
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-26

great effects" 1t should likewise be recollected
that gold and silver now become scarce com
modify III Buenos Ayres: sellers scarce and the
ieast demand causes great and sudden rise
Some important measures have been atoptcd with
view TO n increase OF the revenue. An import
OF one dollar per head Is laid upon all cattle INTRO
uucca ior tne consumption OF the city, and IL reals
descriptions to pay dollar duty each; tobacco a.
yerba OF Paraguay Corrientes, and Missioncs 10 per
cent; segors 20 per cent; hats of foreign manufac
ture, Q dollars each and foreign salt Q dollars Der
tanega These measures are to 90 into opera,;nn
on the first October
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-26

from ming any office created, or the emoiuments of
t nad been Increased the Legislature of which
naon" members unless such office be filed by the
pcoPle' was then read and acquesced in
.o., Doddridge then moved an amendment to the
Iecohs' or census resolution, which will be reported
,on and the Committee rose and the Canven
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-26
Sf" selling OF at Prime CoSt,'' and a.
many instances much beZozc Cost

'k'fE proof that the subscribers have been selling off No.;
large ana general assortment Of seasonabe DRY GOODS
a iNhe Io IS so apparent, that they would deem,
cesary 10 insert second advertisement to that effect b, nv
sens,ons HffeTPts been made lead public to be,is
e contrary they therefore again respectfully nf, ,bnir
aha customers that they still continue TO sfV of =,
f oSF ana IN order TO assist tie sale of the y,o;o;
M gy nave "dded thereto. (cr the Bold Commander n
& noE variety OF such goods they disposed of in the
@ par OF their sales Among these many of the .a
OF goods that were considered crtycucy chan viz
Ja,sLS' 81! and 40 doncS Gro dc Naples eros az, In
lls.at tuic'iagS superior itstc caicoes ots Jyrg
~ SHPeIute SGut"efS and many other goods an rf ,rlc
,a G b S al prNe Cost aud in many instances the goods
Pc. 80, Oh hlnd Tor some time, will he sold much Ie,o,o
,ue In announcing their intention to close mir b
- 'S nlieer the subcribers did expect TO cc an
'C9rF HoIn any person. nevertheless such yynt.
rave oesi 'dae and the public weU dtcare that tev
~ sscI correct
26-G iHD o. COChIfAN
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-26

6smn htI, improVed System Of Book Keep me
"A pills can be obtained deliver a Course of Lee.
lures on hennetts Admirable System of Book Keen
ihS' lie has been practical accountant for man,
III all its various branches, and pledges himElf -,
quahiy any pupil who may attend his course OF in,
sstrrctons' either in Bennett, jackson, for tho
COMPILING House IN twenty lessons. Bennett has
ing transactions, and is well adapted to the commorco
OF the United States He will also give private los
sons al any hour and place may best suit the Ieo
TO acquire knowledge of this desirable branch 90
education, viii please call, and leave their nanncs
with the Editors, where subscription paper can h.,
found. P'Fei can NC
Satisfactory testimonials of his competency will No
eHnlpi'gt: JOHN LEDWIDGE
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-26

NEW For sale or hire. the Book ofthc Boudoiy
~ the WcPt Of Wish-Ton-Wish. also greot ,,a
riety Of late novels. r. ID SAMMY
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q "a u m.

~ - =. HGnBERL'S first BPaeft in RichDond
1t, "a iilsHEEsT begs leave inform the ladies 49,
~ sefensn OF Rchmoad, Manchester and their vcin;,io
'isloIs tat his Benefit will take place on SATURDAY e1c
Nlel2D Iara Of PETER BELL TIE WAS:SO iy re"
OK OK 4 iLG 1uDIfLERERS or .534SSK4C Pr ~
VII iIHBERT;-After which, avori,c ISaeL-The boIc ~
conclude n with the musical Farce of the 7ijPNPIKT
VI iifhbfHT
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-26

q khAN GES-i0 BIS sweet oranges first mali
- ty,.-Jnst received, and for sale 6y 4N'''
nov 20 GEO & WIN. MBRIAu
WooD"AkDS COAL PITS, FiOR BEyhT1'- ,,
] ENSUING year, lying in the lower end of t;oorb', ,
~; now IN operation and within IL miles of the "i, "a
Ghu ana within 20 steps OF the Tuckahoe Canal 80,
es Ooals may be loaded from the Pits by The nee
Ioaiiows, win great convenience. For further in C1r,
-5z.,l, !. - - ~ : rs 26-4tc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-26

a. We cannot refrain from the republication from
the Enquirer Of Tuesday, of the following article,
signed "a Voice from tie Lowands.H We have
special reason for doing this, which is neither more
nor less than that consider this sVoicc from the
Lowlands," the very most censurable thing that we
ever saw in newspapers aXd because we wish Ia
aid in giving it general circulation, which Will be the
same thing as to stamp upon its inccndary front the
TOWNS and the adherence of this community
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-26


~ ANtt.D-Ih he subscriber wishes TO I,cboce I,,
w three thorough bred MARES of fine size e;ob VI
e years Old OF known speed and bottom Tie Object Of ~,
lG'as Is 10 breed nom them; therefore, full descrn,ion az
eci race run by each Mare whether won or lost win a.
in my ns as well HAS,, as the loves; price that will IN ca
sutScfila (Post pai,) Chareovn Jeac rson te
10 winch Inon'ft attention will be given, by '@' va
ocL Cline JOHN +. SIMMONS
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-26
A PRIVATE TUT0P

a 1kNrLtMAN of middle age, experienced Teacher ,b
n received his education the New Enni., Sio
Te WISHES SITUATION as pirate Tutor, Teaches of FAM SU,
,i o. ne mas satisfactory testimonials Recommend
mem " ais" from his former employers and from other gentle
ne Is now in Richniond and i,epes win hi sacher.
o1a"e by application this Office or al the On may De
''YSlor & Telegraph" - " ''' once OF the
Appcai,ons from the country, (pOs paid may be ads.s
TO the editor Of the Visitor q Telegraph Rico ISssen
reference NAY also be either OF the GoIni d
' | rev WAi J. ARssTRoHG
Rev. a. CoNvERsE or
Co J. p Pc, VI
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-26

u we are under the necessity of passing by at
present, MIR. ihompson's able argument OF Satur
day. IN favor of extending suffrage. We dislike to
break The connection Of the Debates, and tho order of
time, but it is in this instance, unavoidable We
therefore omit that speech, and take up the other
proceedings OF Saturday. In few days, we shall
give Mr.. JohuSons, Mr. Stanards, and Mr. Randolph
speeches, on the Basis of Representation IN the
House of Delegates, which concluded tue discussion
of that proposition
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-26

The London Morning Chronicle of the 21st, says
every thing IN the city wore cheering aspect yester
foreign, experienced advance. The tranactions
We're large. Great quantities of Gold and Silver Ina
oeen exported to the continents; but abundance re-
manned in the country.
LwERpooi. MARKrr, Oct. 90.
Cotton-The principle sales making at So a
OIL. Our sales for number of weeks past have
been exceeding heavy, so the consumers being sup
piled, may happen that they may keep out of the
market for while. On the other hand all our miIs
are now at work. and OF course the consumption is
great, prices too moderate, and the import will be
hight tor some titpc to The import of Ameri-
can cotton into the kingdom ut this time is about
equal to that OF the whole of last year. but we think
that our stock of all kinds at the close of the
year. Will be considerably less than at the close of
last year.
Our grain markets are declining New IRISH
wheat is selling to day at rs sd per 70 lbs
21d oct.-On the Goth we addressed you by this
vessel, since which the feeling so rooI for cot
ton and we have not been able to 90 on with Mt
the prices then quoted. This being contrary to the
general e%pec alton OF holders, they now shew more
declined.
We think now there are evident SYMPTOMS of the
i'te oriSkness IN the market being shortly followed
py cn'm. The next advces from your side are ex-
pected with some anxiety
Corn EXCHANGE, Oct. 2O.-A' this DAVIS market
the q 'Uand for new wheat was mito, and prices Sd
II al E'wcr; and those of old nearly us much Sieve
raj cargpes OF arrived this ,uoruinr uoorI,
the Whole of which were sold at decline OF nbont
Id on the prices OF this day sen'nght. Barley in
trifiIng demand, and Sd lower. Flour was fi,ly Is.
a ana oat-meai 90 is per pack cheaper. Bonded
flour is still offering on lower terms
LONDON MARKEr, Oct. Ct
Iohacc1-I'tere few sales of any extent to
report. There Is more inquiry at or tobacco this af
ternoon' about 20 hllds niddng Virginia are taken
FOR export at 50 sgd.
The ship Great Britain, Captain French has arr-
yea Sed at Newport, from liavre bound to New York
She sailed oil the Eth ult and we are favored with
iavrc papers of the Esd. They contain no news or
.1d3.
CoV|', t9tt Scpt.-Accounts from Prevesn. an
ho'lhce as certain the death of General Denzcl who
Hreek forces He died at Von;tza on the IJt., of
Sept of u m llignant fever.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-13
VALUABLE YORK HITEK LANDS
ron

Nilt subscriber wishes 10 sell one Of his FAR rs
- lying m \ rk county, IN Virginia. The Farm
proposed 10 be sold consists Of acres na land and
bounded ny York River, and a Creek emptyng into
ne river, cnll"d Wormey's Creek" from which the
arm takes It's There are about $50 acres OF
ths Land open TnG in cultivation, well diichcd end
under secure new fences; the balance OF tn. land is
eavi!y inbered wifh large yellow heart pine red and
WINE oaHi 'he under growth ol his land not clear
consists oil myrtle dorvood and grape vine shrub
oeFy-'he best evidences OF rich land. All necessary
houses Tor farm are eFected-thr Managers housc
ha'in% FOUR rooms IN it. Wd-fowl, fish and oysters
ne Whole year through, taken ia abundance,
WITHIN ore hundred yards of the houses; vessels
drawing feet water, are loaded within enc hundred
Yards oi the barn-doors. The health of the Farm
IS tested by the fact that the proprietor has not for
me last ten YEARS paid IN fees 10 physicians 4 sum
amounting to fifty dollars.
The subscriber will also sci ono of two .encrrcrts
ana lots adjoining. IN the town Of Iork.-The dwell
ing house Is OF brick, in good order and tho lot
enclosures nearly now The tnwr. Of York is distant
rom tho farm above advertised, by water. miles
only, 01d ny land about ; miles This is desirable
property Tor persons wishing residence or he pos
session o! property. salt The facilities of
transporting produce from the farm 10 Norfolk, Raj
iln"r" or New York render this property valuable.
INC and Is we'll adapted 20 the growth Of kinds Of
gram, tobacco and cu'tnn-tba latter plant : now
growing !nNuriau:'v on the aru md Is booming the
SIN nc "a tho u-t of tn JpntcInen
wishing 10 purchase, invited view the farm and
dwellings,. which viii be shewn by the manager Lv
ing at 'tWormiey's Greek" or bv the subscriber n
person. THOMAS GRIFFIN.
Yorktown. Oct. - 1929. wit
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AnrftOtI &aIra.
,,x IHEE5a PAxs-=.-s...'-=='

NV LA OAK.
.aUcTiocMc IEN q CO.
THIS MORNING., at so'clock, will be sofia i,
front OF the subscribers door, ~
SO tihds New Orleans sugar Just landed FROM
New York. sSN "'''
To mich min D. aided,
SD bids 81. Croix and Porto Rico sugar mr.,
prime @ -
30 bags green coffee, the greater part withon,
reserve. %. TIMBERLAKE.
sale by DAVENPORT, ALIEN & Co. ants
STOCK OF GROCERIES.
THIS MORNING at 10 o'clock, we shall cont.
nue. the sale of Mr.. VIM. Stths stock of groceries
&c. oct ID D. A. g. Co. Aucfs
GROCERIES, &c. '
On THURSDAY, the I5th inst. at 10 O'Clock, AZ
orr Auction Store, -
100 Boxes best brown soap
100 rcams wrapping paper
80 NJ. quills
700 reams writing paper
20 bids -. Crox sugar
10 do w i. uolasses
q pipes Cognac brandy
3 Do Hollands gin
go casks cheese
10 kegs indigo
~ bbls. cordial
20 bags coffee
1000 pounds cotton yarns
so boxes Spanish ciga-s
10 doZ. chairs
bags race ginger
Wines, shad, mackerel, SC.
oct - ID. A. g. co. hue,s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-13
Fou THE Vine.


Puhhc attention which has been 81 l1nr directed TO
the organization or the convcninn, Is uuv turned O
IS Proceedings, nnh puhc expect alton has hocn hirh-
lv eNritcd stI u may be doubted whether us inpor-
tance has hecu tnily appreciated.
II we look back upon history shall find that the
internal ailntrs nf every government have been main
" influenced hv two principles and tha' it's internal
history l. little else than account o the struggles
between them for supremacy These principles may
Ir designated a. persons and properly. Where tho
mt irncc of persons prclonina'cS. tho government
tends 20 Democracy: end fit wholly prevails, Anar-
clay ensucs. or'hc other hand, where the influence
of property rr"lnm;na'cs. Ars'ocracy arises: if
incrcH:cs. Monarch may follow; and ii II wholly pre-
Vaiis. neSpotsIn cusr"s.
Now. although attempts almost without rnrhcr.
h7vc boon made, 20 arrange, form ~ rovorumcr,
thar would endure. still until now. dciihcraivc 10
dy mas met IN which these two principles came into
comparison. AtSi this Convention containing the ad-
yocaies ct either, nearly IN equal numbers. and With
annie nlcrrS - talent and requirement, ntiirs ia
v"r- ~ opportunity 'or thorough examination anil dc
!h'rI'r consideration aud Il it can devist form
uHar which they ma ACT II il will perform
what has hitherto been vainlv attempted, and do
moro for ils happiness VI the human race than has
ever vet been done ny man. MARCUS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-13
SALE.

TRUST SALE.
UBY virtue of n decd OF trust, executed by James
IP Underwood To the subscribers. On tho ed day
ri September, 1923, and duly recorded IN The clerk =
office OF Hanover county, TOR purposes thoren men
toned we shall proceed To- sell public auction, for
ready money, TO the highest bidder, on Wednesday,
OCT. 2sh, 1929, NJ Hanover court house ono Tract
Of Land, in said county, lying Aliens Creek and
lowing slaves viz Davy, Washington, James, isaac,
.irmIstcad, Polly and Lefty; much NJ tho above
mentioned property. will be Sufficient 70 satisfy
said deed, and other expenses attending tic same.
Tho title 20 tho above properly is believed ndisputa-
bic, but the Subscribers, acting trustees will con-
vcy Cnlv such title as is vested in them.
Oct. 5--9aw7t JOHN TYLER. ~,
TDTTN pRfpDy ( A'Nst''"'
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=. 3 q. WMAWxcR

VFFFF FTTFl NIIFFt
WlIlTE napt cottops, plains md kcrscys
w Rose. point and dutlil hlaukc's
Cloths, caSsNncrcs, flannel aud honbaz~i's
OznaburCs, sci. wrought nails. bottles 81 u'ir ,cod
Crates ct carihcn worc assorted sho,. t'n copper
liverpool Tiled sacks Of salt
london porter and brown sfo.'
.sadc'-g cTi Pct n. Sgt ~'-<'T
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For Trr RicrNc~r VINO.

For THr RicrNc~p Wrtc.
~ \ u;aa'ipC, Of the c liens Of Fredericksburg,
convened nv mi5lic notice. NJ The Town Hall or sat
ur1.v. rhr TO- u dny Of Oct. 1920, nomnutc suit
able iudyidral - supply The vacancy in the repre-
soutn:iun Of tins District, ~ he Convention,
stoned by The RESIGNATION of llevid Watson, Esq.
Thoui's Goodwin, Esq Mayor. vas appointed
Chairm1n. g. Thomas Is. BARTON, Secretary: Where
upon, 'he following Preamble AMI Resolutions, were
unanimously adopied
This meeting contemplate, with dcop solici'uic.
The deliberations cf tho august nssemblagc now
sitting in Richmond, to whom - contdcd the mpor-
TAM trust Of Amending nur Constitution, rs th"
-csut NY perrc'uatr tho glory of this au;icui
commonwealth, and the happiness of her people.
nr i1,r1ir her HIGH character, ard visit them.
and ther posi- elity, oil the consequences Of bad gov
ornuen'i We deem tho selection OF an able repre-
sentative of this district, The most effective means IN
oar rov,r to ai in securing those blessings, and To-
nvcrt those "v,s--a representa- tive who 10 unsul-
ci IN. gitv. unit cs extensive knowledge, indoni'a
he fymmcss, and commanding talents. Such m iudl-
vdunl, We confidently believe will be found IN our
fellow citizen. Robert Patton, ESQ Therefore,
Resolved, That VIC rccommcnd Robert Patton,
ESQ 10 orr sister counties, the representative Of
this District. in the Convention.
Resolved. That tho Editors Of tho Virginia Tor
Md. Political Arena, Richmond Enquirer, and Con-
s,itutional Wing be- respectfully solicited to publish
those proceedings IN thcn respective papers without
delay. Signed. THos. Goooy,N, Chnn,
! Il. u. BAHroN, Se'oy
Eryat~iu t,e 5h luc from tho bo,ion ~ TIC 1T cf'.
rial article Yesterday, "en''' was mpr"ed Tor numbers
~ Sec last page or several new Lottery ond 9TH
or advertisements.
/
~ NRRTETS, on ii' by tie Re, iNii'' Icuti-
MY, Nh DrNvs W DfNaoy, 70 Mrs. NNV RiANE'rr al II
! tins
Nv Thila iclra I've IN met hv t~ Trv Doctor Ntcr
cr1,nc CntntFs e Borf. va ~ fredericksburg Miss
Nl,uo f., daughter " Nj ilocec Marshal, otrefy OF
| Frcdcrckshurg.
DIED. h.t c,rum., 81, 1,, 3d. ',r emss, afe' short
illness al only ur tavs, Nlr tFarGr \ IAGuor, atvc a
1l,,i II he friends IT IN, deceased srci " Mr.
ropt ms. t,1rrs'ri" f'''i % E"'''i ne evening 81
...'. a. bon '|-ilT Ht"s
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PORF or RICIf.NO.ND.

ARRIVED,
Shop Lady Washington Somers, from Now York
Iia Norfolk, with sundries to Ralston & Pleasun,S
Sn'on, Davenport, Allen 81 co, and TO order.
Passed, the Brig Columbia, bound nm.
is fn Richmond. ' - ~
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A.IDDi EToNN. Comm Oct 3-Ch schr Sun, Riohmo,d
u P0ssnge for Nero York.-Schr. rantiyy. CaLt.
lh'rp' VIII sail to morrow evening, from Rocke,ts
~ which time, passengers viii please be OH board
oct l3