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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-08
p. CHUBB,s oFFICE

April 9Th, 1929.
TOMORROW Morning Mt I O'Clock, the draw
ing of the Richmond Dock Lottery viii take
place at the Eagle Hotel. Capital prize $4,000 =
tickets only SIS.
IS Number Lottery 6 Drawn Ballots
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-08

= S7t..Es Tato ,ha
Turks tie fines, hooking men n woTfd tieYr
oval heads aching b.ows ctry and aqrinc noses their
their ann robes and graceful urban all and proper
ton about Turk there angles or straight, line in ms
features :" person IN all wcn the of manly beauty
aud cstc gace ncoucevable miserable figure
an EngliSnsn European makes beside hm his black
nnanS hat harlequin pan;aloon, aud hard coared straight
cut coat winch will aypuzze those of poserity who shall
be aiiqmaTcs in cosume) vlanously with the
Inc Ooan whilst his glossy beard la.s conen, On the
cemate chin Of the clipped and docke European ills arms
i I'm the Vast all ann" usually consist Of pair Of speny
led handle; large and clumsy Knife called anar and
CRIMSON velvet las the owner, being Er otherwise
etitlef 10 carry ill., and Oanenfcd with of so The
M - III g'ea TIE most important and valuable portion o
ms aoS' or even of his property. have some bla,!e
! igean.
BaIaons attn. Cape Of Good Heg,-on the hills SIM
nous Town at the Cape of Good Hope Says Lieut. Ship in
his mtmoirs whole regiments of balloons assemble These
rascals, who stand six HIGH are most ahomnale
ihleye used to annoy us exceedingly Our barracks under
ue mis- ana when we went to parade we were invariably
Obliged 10 leave armed for the protection of property:
aud even m spc OF this they have frequently ocn blln-
hes hnd great coast or amy thing else they could lay their
ciws on poor woman soldiers wife, had washed her
nke and ng Out todry, when Of these niscreanis
M "eIe OH th watch stole II, and ran of with into ic
ls, which high and woody. This drew upon them the
indignation Of the regiment and we formed strong party
ed WIN SUCKS 0nh stones 10 attack them, with the view
recovering the property, and iActng such chas,j>ecn ~
might he warning to them or tine future was on the adj
aiCe WIN about twenty and nadea dioHr 20 them of
rmn caverns, TO which they always few shelter They
observer my movements and Immediately detached fifty
10 guard the entrance while others kept cir post and
distinctly ;rn collecting large stones and other missiles
phe old gray Beaded one in particular, who often paid us
visit at the barracks and was known Ivy te of Father
MURPHY, vas seen strin NJ mis- ures aud planning the
aSoS with the judgment. NJ o best generals Finding
Ntny design was defeated, nmcd tire corps De main and
fis'H on to attack when Father Murphy was
SINAI for general encounter and tie hos; Of balloons nder
us command rolled down upon us 80 that we
y'e ob ~ Two mp The contest, nevia-
y have h"cn hcf Thcy Actually followed to our very
oo2 shouting 10 Indication Of victory ard daring the whole
st we heard dr1dhb ycls and screaming mch so that
we expected rsh' attack
Va The morning however, fnri that all this ru,ing had
Fn created N disputes about the dvi.inn of blanket Gr
We w eight oT ten o hcn with pieces upon their backs
isor women wear h'i cloaks Among tie number siicd
We dare not venture unless party OF fye or SIX wen,
f11efnc- ' ~ " - ~ ''
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~, ;ingor ani d'sccaDlo fac, ,ha, the poypy. car
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-08

,r Irviuroor, Feb. 10.
Vc hlteng reception Mr. Bucknsharn lectures have resi
" h Manccsr is last lecture ~ that place delivered
70 d uHcncr o TIE d influence aud responsibility, Consist
~ ~ more Than hundred persons Depuaiions and
t' heVe uched him, aom several paris % the country,
iegueFig nonna'or uyou the important question II Free
iI'ge I" Chma and, believe, Mr. Bio ling wl find
tme employment during ae neSt year, IN
Toe puhic lbs interesting nionHon, and rousing the whole
t' p-t fen-" ~. 81 iuinorUoe 1i ne Cac'finn
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cToci The ". y. Journal If Commerce. of 4pr;l s.
SECOND EpiTioN, HALF PAST ONE o'cLocx, p. 81.
| LATEST FROM FRANCE. -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-30
From ne National Jo,p.uni
CIRCUIT COURT OP THE COUNTY, OF
WASHINGTON.

FuIDAr, June o6.
The arguir ent on The motion Of Mr. SWAIN, that
the Court call in the Grand Jury, and instruct
them that tie facts found by them amounted to the
crime of forgery, was this day continued.
As we had no opportunity of obtaining a report
of the argument of Or. Key, the earlier remarks
of Mr.. JoNEs, on account Of the latcicss of the
hour wien the argument began, we shall content
ourselves with giving mere sketch of the
character of the argument resumed by Mr.. IoSys
Mir. joSEs adycrted to the report of Burr's trial
and quo|ed the motion made by the Counsel for the
prisoner, that the Court instruct the jury. The
Chief Justice, In that case prepared very general
instructions, in very modified tone, ouYad tho
competence Of evidence, aud the competence OF
evidence alone. 1t appeared from the remarks OF
the Chief Justice, that he planted his foot at the
threshold, OH every attempt to anticipate, by in
strucIonS the merits ofthe case Mr.. JO~gs then
protested against any instructions Of Court touch
mig the facts of a case. an inrond upon the set.
tied practice Of judicial tribunals, for which no prc-
cedents could be found in the worst times Of ind
cal tyranny.
It had been asserted that thor was manifest
and existing necessity, for tho purpose of Justice,
that this extraordinary should be pursued
lie treated this argument conveying mast dis
paragng charge against tvs Grand Jt,y To vim
dlcate that body was part Of his intention ior
the Counsel for the accused had cause of rrravc
complaint against the Grand Jury both OH account
% thc want ~ information they ought 10 have re-
ceIved: and OF their having received nsuf,rma-
ton. The gentlemen present here two bills. ono
The Counsel for the Cnitcd States thcn CHARGE that
The Grand jury have either mistaken tie law, or.
knowing It, have perverted il. What is the mis-.
take? TIC Jury had refused In find an Indictment
or forgery, 20 o1Drne: they had refused % End cae
:" f1'",.1is = ~ tac litter case there was mis-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-30

Mr. Ctiarcs aimpSon, surgeon OF the Seppngs, de-
posed, that he went board tho schooner and found
ncr laden with slaves they were in great DISTRESS
the Spahiar, who spoke English said the master had
died three days beurc and had regularly prickcd out
the chart 10 the day OF his death. The they
had taken was NEST circ,tous from Princes Island.
where they had shipped their cargo, and they assign
cd as reason that they were afraid of being over
hauled by the pirates. The ;natc neither knew the
day of The month week, even the bearings they
wercin. This, said he, owing to the eaptains
conccaling 1t from him. They had 10 log table, and
were altogether deficient in nautical guides. They
merely steered by what is called the ''dcad reckon
ing" The blacks were chained by the legs; there
were % women, and number OH boys: mon, women,
and boys were mixed without any classification. The
mate said they had intended to lave thrown them all
overheard 1t they had not fallen in with ship The
captain finding his provisions fail him, had few days
before determined upon locking for the land and find
ing impossible to reach the land with the provisions
they had he resolved to throw the slaves overboa I'd
lie diedth day after he had formed that resolution,
rs did also 10 Oft the blacks. One cfthc prisoners
hls voyage home was very communicative, and gave
q history of the voyages, owners. aud all the par
trcnlars OF the slave trade.
~. Ht'fontiae. - Have you any doubt this
slave ship,
~. S'"ipson.-Not any, the prisoners have admit
telit
'tr. EtGi.ti.:a said. wn... Tic circumstances, he
would remand them for week, and as ttey were
Spanards, notice should be given TO the consul Their
ohence was mst'emcanor, but bailabie one; il
So'' N'|u> I'cl WCIt- however haOie 10 TWO years
Imprisonment, being found on board vessel employ
ed in the slave trade.
Mr.. CLARK having explained this decision to the prs-
oncrs, they were satisfied.
Captain Leader said he had directed his chief mat.
10 give up lie schooner and slaves the Government
at Earbadocs. lie thought it likely he might have,
some account OF his arrival III 10 days fortnight.
1t IS scarcely possible 10 magine squalid set
or rnilans than the prisoacrsnre they in rags and
literally covered with vern,n.
Nr. Ga!ianinc sent them away instantly to the
Cierkenwr BridcwelI, with c<:'aciIl directions for
thnir being immediately c.eansci and rc-clad.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-30

Th,bp. 3nH3c!e There is house in the king
don, that do,s a certain se,uedv for poison
ing, if instantly administered II is nothing
NV" ca-spoohinls Of maie musa I'd, r,ixsii
ter IL aeS as instantaneous cmc,ic. Making this sim
pie antdo,e kn0%n my be the means of saving many
d ieiow-crcaiufe from Il" untin'sy death.
ifnchn W.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-30

THEArRItAL AcCIDENr.-Mr. Forrest. 81
managers, in playing ST. john Ramo'nry. in Biocd for
buoi,' on Mord " ev'n ming, injured ii, the
breast by the Of dagger, which sr,pusch he
Sctirg on,. Tie womud ,hc heart, and IA
ther deep bu, are happy TO say hmi lac is
sidered Of dargrr, though for time was great
ieai ;hat it would be mortal. -.jibTsy Doly' Bdp.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-30

The nfw AVERY Novel, Anne al t;eiessteh,' is IS.
sued this day, by hrsssS Carey. Lea 4 Gaity. ~ tive
!uad"ruios. We mentioned, tat w had!
read the first volume ct ihr London T. li,:on and aug,d
very iavorao'y OF the work Yesterday rerused the
&c in'te WITH lively interest TIE
rative hxcS attention, aui skiliuI
the ht"ry OF Charles the Bn, Burgundy, aud of the
Fehu'e or Secret imquston oil his The characters
are noueinns aud lofty and of then, pnwerfuily
drawn AMI d'ama'ized. 1bsrt IS much liability in the
composition OF this k,mS nee it attlacs srueis a.,
the sim" time ls s"ncst Is 'resh diversified and icc,,
Y iiuptcss,ve.- .futi0nti tIo<rf!e
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-30

TGNO IND county court OF t;ooch.
n and having ordered the rebuilding OF Boiinq's Bridge
over Lickigoc Creek, with stone aaens persons dipo.
sea TO undertake such Wo.k requested at The
f on the read leading from GOochiand courthouse
rsviiir an Saturday lih next month (uy) 10 o'clock,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-30
Fran ire Ge,;tny nf JiJc,.,y.

Cog. CHARLES p TrTr, we u,.l.rst,nd ,eft Ian
doun on hi"nh"y last i"r PeHsicoa, where enter
upon the duties al hlS office Navy A.n winch au,on,-
ment has ieGe"ty been conferred by the Ex,cu;ive
THoMAs Mason. E*I. furnp,ly nj I.rninu, i,as s,.o
we une' sta'i', tcceivsd f,-la uui.
lite general G"Vernnrn hat az its ''iicn, per de-
sigma on, We uniufn med -. Tine duy rn,iurd il is
ain, is the preservation Of In: live oak rpa IN .Uuc,.
SAM" sfurrsts.
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$, RUST'S-E AIEgy~ q
wv PRINTING. PRES

q manufactured by william RoTrg, al the usual pacr
No SO Eidridsc street, New York III ;icrs orders sc viii
DC addressed 10 Sdns" Rust which will promptly attended
TO- ". b. Orders fr standing Presses Cha sea- and all other
work in the smiths line, will be thankfully received, and exec
Ted the mast expeditions woIknan!ia MANNER Also
Hat Surfaces, OF size eXCce,n4 usac u tr
tuned ! IL complete
r. S. Second hand printing. rssscs supplied al various
pricrs lime y In,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-30

Hppcas na, the death nj itccl. uf Sprin way
:asnu.'i by cata hal bilious On the 7Ih Nav
he wed the sacrament, and public prayers fur her
recovery ordered to lie offered all The churches
Throughout Inc Spanish dnmimons.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-30

~ has established hmseji there as Commission Mcr.
Chant, e. viii transact any D:aines coafded 90 hscare
t,ic possession 81 tie comnohOCs Fire proof Public
Ware house situated ia the most eligible part or tie
borough enables him 10 offer The Planters descend
Mgthe Roanoke, secure and convenient storage for
c~.ied bY Ee-s.s J, &. y r. Ia,r r.aeg ~
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+. s. Second hand printing r.ssc, Supplied d, various
pricrs iirnc y i'm
RTO1fCE.-The stIsc r;nT has uipoI,icti ,,-tcI- ~, all
scnce from Richmond, Mr.. BAHRfrr W. WAITHAhL his
debts due tic la;e firm Of William Ncae {. Coz and tire sub
scber earnestly requests tie debtors said call Mr.
Walta ii his dwelling, ST Main styurs lately
occupied by William NCale deceased, and discharge leir
counts: JOHN ISLE
Survivr, partner in the la,c firm Of william Neae q Co.
Richmond, june I'd. 1879. d7 cr
n CHAN CERI,-Ata court held for louisa COUNTY al
the Courthouse Monday, May the iljh 1929 Ei.af
irhie, pd against Robert &. Willis administrators of james
Niche jr dec, Matthew icie Niclie Jo<ruh Niche
Jennela Nre, Sally Nic, and Rolrr e. Willis and Eliza
Ills wife, dts
Te defendants Matthew Niiciie John Niche not hav
entered their appearance, aud given accolmg 10
law, do tine rules OF this COURT and appearing tr saisiac
a o Tire cDTi at they not inhabitants Of this State
SAID Matthew MCDic, and John fllch; do appear here on the
s Ray oil August nes and the bill the plain
m and That copy Of this order be forthwith inserted some
newspaper published in the city of Richmond two months
successfully, and posted the front door Of the court house of
this county, some couriday.
% Copy. Teyrc, JOHN HUNTER, c l.
En- Chesterfield County Court-Jme ST., 1899:
George w Farmer, Henry Farmer, and Magrus Carter)
aud Dosah his wife, late Dosah Farmer plaintiffs :
against =
Henry Hawks and Bess his wife, Wil-l Farmer James
Andrews and Martha his WIFE, aud Robert FaralcT the
said Robert berg nlant of tender years by Bcpiun
fioCdc his guardian ad lIttRn dts :
This day the plaintiffs by rir attorney and i: apucr.
To the court by satisfactory dsrcc defendants
not inhabitants OI tbs commonwealth, and lry not hsvipy
eaercd er Appearance and given security according 10 tbs,
act q assembly and the rules Of this COURT nonn of the
nd plaintiffs, is ordered that the said defendants do appsr
c on the s@o"nd Monday ~ August ueNt, and the
~ some newspaper ptue IN tie Of Richmond for egh;
wees successfully, and another copy posrd al the front
d9or o. the couhouo Of s county for Successive con
I lts l. v!;yVArTy T. {,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-30

" The following letter from the correspondent of
the u b Gazette, at Philadelphia has been received
subsequent to the remarks We have made elsewhere
on Tue case OF Dr. Watkins. We are pleased 10
hnd correspondence between them and orr ov,,
we arc mistaken if The public sentiment docs nor
condomn the attempt TO procure instructions TO the
"rand Jury to find certain facts to be fo,ge,a,,
which when Prcecnted in The shape Of bilIsoy forge
ry' they have over and over ignored, os biri,
handed as any of Chacos conduc, on the Bench. By
tie byc-3wanR and Key are l'cdcralists of the old
"'aryand scbooi--ss ranlr school as any we arc
acquainted with Jurics arc Judges botl of Jaw und
'act 0nd though Jury will respectfully listen to in
sroctions ftr the Bench, the power dovs not exisz
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-02

nunira SIR Isaac Coffin, who hap,iscd in the Old 1,,
.nucn, Summer street, Boston, has made ora,;
towards the erection of the ueu Chnch S'" oil 'o"-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-02
10 be continued.}
n6R. zueaINs, DroxAMA.

'FhIie other specimens Of the painters arr
IRE exhibited amongst US, received with ap-
piause, and their owners recompensed with
rewards, this charming and novel spectacle
has not as yet been welcomed by that pa
fronage which it deserves Mr.. Higgins.
although young man, is very talented ar
tist, and his productions in scenic painting
would do honour to a veteran in the profess
sion. Many of his former productions in
New-for are of the most magnificent ma
tire, and have elected thlndcrs of applause
from admlrlng thousands. Since his residence
In RICHMOND, and engagement at the Thea
Gre, he has not until the present time, had an
opportunity of displaying his uncommon
proficiency and talent. In this, he has by Il
combination of picturesque scenery and me.
chanical ingenuity, formed beautiful NOV
ing collection of views, appearing under the
different lights, shadows and reflections of
sunrise, MONDAY, sunset, twilight and moon
hight. Some Of the sketches are extremely
bold and spirited, and the whole view, which
Is diversified by mountain and dale, castle
and cottage, river, mountain torrent and Gil
taract IN full motion, Is well worth the IN
spection of every one who has the least taste
tor the fine arts, and fondness for beautiful na-
tural scenery. We sincerely recommend
this Dioran1a to the public, as well in Rich
Diond as elsewhere, it being, we understand,
Mr.. Higgins intention TO remove if shortly 10
Lynchburg and other places in the upper
country.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-02

BY tue Vice President Gen. La Pavc,ls. the
'''g EN- TT IT tiiSIoef,y anu the rights ofman.
by 81. IL. Gather, ESQ. Clay and Jackson.
. s'.o'e .'we joy .ua'csiies etiied fss,s,
n aat Srssr 'e,th a sesase ~ ms hsels"
ny alexander Il. Hawkins. The friends of Hen
LAY, Who compose aportieri OF the jackson par.
~ rohticai indspendence in their opinions =.
by Chesi"a Rmggold. Henry Clay-.His con-
duct IS a legacy to all
ny MI Davis. The Inaugural Address--.I nm
wha' Is What was, and what is to be- aud no mortal
mas ever removed the veil from my face
by DIR. 5. R..Bestty. The Chekapeale and Ohm
May II cont'nue TO prosper under the patron
age oil such advocates as tho onc wo is the object OF
our attention 20 day, aud may prove lasting bcne
III 10 Tue !hhshitants Of Washington COUNTY
By r. Davis. The Members OF tho late Cabinet
ostracrT' cannot tarnish their honest fame nor ca
IInny detrect from their just merits Postery viii
place them among the FIRST on the list of patriots and
statesmen. $500 "">
by Guest The iiluminptiell in honor four dis
unguished guest--who would have thought of such
an honor from such quarters
80 by MIR. denny. Pennsylvania and MARYLAND
onHedas well by Geographical position as the ship!,
interests OF Domestic Industry and Internal Improve.
ment-Alay they never again he divided in acccr-
oing 70 the abfest adcocte of these interests their
proudest Lonors
BY Charles A. Farley. Lcarninp and Integrity.
Inc one rs Ike artificial light, of limited extent
ne other ~ Ike Gods ownlg,t, Of uivorsai spread
Let them be united.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-02

lstuck red rose (the signal Of q furious at
Ack) IN my button-hole, and walked slowly
add considerably to my Dulcinea's resi-
dcncc. l found her sitting all alone upon a
sofa, in most interesting, pensive attitude,
with my last song in one hand, and the Sor-
rows OF Wefter which she was perusing i'm
the other. thought the association of my
worse with so eloquent, aud glowing pic
ture OF the tender passion as the master
piece Of Goethe, ominous of success The
very appearance of the bright glowing at.
mosphere, the deep mellow hues of the sol-
den sun upon the dark brown forest, the rich
crimson tints Ofight which streamed through
the curtains, and even the appearance OF
numbcrless amatory pieces of music piled
upon the piano, were all conducive to the
effect intended to be produced by nv avowal.
After decent time for preparation had
elapsed, Thought it necessary to commence
IDy task but the more l wished the decla-
ration made, the farther nay capacity of ut.
tefing il rcceded. made a desperate effort,
and at length rallied so far as to speak -
1Could you but know, madam''-herc I
stopt, my tongue faultered and nv voice
grew very thick" Siri" replied my inamo.
rata 1rith an arch look, which instead of Civ
1y NJ confidence, only served to plunge me
as>srcrN iHto absurdity- and hesitation
made another desperate rally: The EN-.
barrassment under which f-hen,-a-suf.
fer"-At this iuncturc / must have looked
intoierably ludicrous for the lady, after
waiting for moment, burst into a most i'm
moderate fit of laughter, and ran out of the
room. at the same moment l caught n
glimpse OF my countenance in larre mirror
opposite. and never did sec SO perfectly an
idiotlc grin as at that moment embell;shed
my features. POUNDS, said l.
(fo be continue9)
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-02

Sons.eShs this eomuea,on rs evidence that a, lcs., "A
portion of Of The dis,c, desire
my SERVICES IN Tire approaching Convention authorize you sit
70 make known most respectfully our dis.rc, that should
ne SnoSe Q, the people assign place this important,
sossce viii repair To u az sufficient he ah with Strong
sense OF the faithful duues shall to the w and 10 the
10 ,ns ., ,nS Whose immediate and
ana asfng welfare Of all the people Of State.
Perhaps sir, before conclude this COMMUNICATIVE Justice
aSa oaoss to The District, require say tho III
"a my nca WIN other personal concerns have for some
years past withdrawn my almost entirely nom ,ubie
affairs and az this time have desire whatever to recon-
ence pnone agency IN them bur- nevertheless should The
partially OF our District require my services no PERSONAL con
except such as are unavoidable shah prever; me
! Very respectfully your OBJ
DAVID WATSON
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AT RoAlNEY.

AT ROA1NEY g.
NJ meeting of ccnsidessble number Of the cIsus of
Hampshire county, he at he courhouss Of aid eossv on
NE iotn Gay Of March 1922 on motion Col Lrs.asr kag
was called to the chair and Sctaid ksyssndea sppoh,ed
The following resolutions unanbopsy adop,cd:
Resolved That .he refusal Of the last Legislature 70 set
s .eooon presented oy Mr. Doddridss. take the
CENSUS q we STATE fo e nfoaiion the 10 bs
neia occoer next was highly unjust and manifested dis
po.nhon To act unisiTy toward tho friends Of reform
Ecsoyet 1hst John a. Tboapsua Nathaniel Kuyicu-
Ssi Christopher Hckem. Ephrshn tjunn VIM Vance fobf
hsr%" t: John PpIa Sha.les ss james Vance John
John John seece Joseph Henry wsm Rae =
ycnh Siane Ehe Bcs Samuel Cockere Elisha TAompso;,
Joel Ellis Joseph Dixon, Beujauin Fry Walker Iouthsss
William Iunch (of Robert, Reuben Davis John Pueb Jsrss
HIGGINS Parsons and A. Beaver committees to aie on,
is the purpose OF taking voluntary census Il
and that tho 1--WE rt named persons of the saId
eonee be empowered to employ suitable persons 70 take
. Resolved. that the chairman appoint committee. Of v.
pess correspond with Other committees in the dercn,
Sounes OF the State friendly object of this nce,n,
Nhereupon, VIM Nayior, William C. Woodrnv Ia aeaS
committee. S "~S "Ppoin'eu said
kssoved That i'c secretary be requested TO farsa t,
ocee1ss OF ts meeting the editors Of the Webes,e,
SspunEcan ana Virsinan also Richmond rnu,,c, AL
Wing, aud request their pubcston. -"q"''' ai''
NJ kuyxsSpNL, Sec'ry. 1890 "
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Up BARBOUR.


fs'e'a Syringe, Loyi,', &iB March, 1929
10 "'t M'o'oH, Leo Chairman, &c
Sill have received comuuu cation Of ;he 27d me,
'reib you IS chairman ~ DEDICATION from the counties
~ tpp'Yvania Louisa Orange and Madisoa, assembled Al
C'H oo ou'? 70 consult Sud econnend, four suitable
Characters n represent this Senatorial District, m tho apprsc
M convention or anendng State Constrtion, &c" and
nhnnwg me, thai tie Delegation lave selected as one Of
he our deemed by them sulhe receive Their recon.
Weudaton AVID they request IN he informed, through their
Chan whether they have my assen, make known 10 t
people OF The district s il elected win obey the cali NJ
NV N'inrr hy repairing ~ tle post assigned Sc.