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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-20
Real and Personal Ioropeytv

heH and Personal Property.
bN wednesday next the s5th March, at 10
~ o'clock, shall sell at my residence on Shockoe
h'i, an my household and kitchen furniture consist
ing OF the usual variety ola family and all in GOOD
oroer. Also,
Four females slaves. Three oftI,em ,ra ovco,,o,+
years old. Also 60 aDo''
One hundred and eighty four acres of land in Hem
rico county, about nine miles below the civ vnI
hmhered, and most of it heavy swap timber
One haif acre lot near Airs. CANDLES well sit,n-
ted. Terms at sale. DAVTD M TIT s'fI"-
Sale to be conductedby ]. g. J. E. HERON.
mar 10 -.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-20
COFFEE.
2S1N Bags collector sale by
mar I9--3t OTIS, DUNLOP g. CO.

y EMOVAL.---Thc subscriber respectfully in
AZ forms his friends and the public, that he has
Shore, 6 doors above the United States bank, where
he intends keeping general assortment of PRIME
GROCERIES, which he wiz sell on accommodate
ing terms. JOHN WYSE
nlarch1
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-20
Tomorrow at q o'cleck.

U Tickets 81, halves 3, o. arters /.
~: B.-This is certainly one of the best schemes
ior the price OF tickets, at present before the public
and to those who wish to secure large prizes need
not mention that the Golden Fishery is the place.
mar 90 HAWKINS
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-20

Besides S9os, SOS, 7os, Cos, sos 46s, Sos, &C. &c.
Whole tickets $40 halves S., quarters 81 so
eshs 81 %; Tor sale in the greatest variety of num-
befs at 7. CIIJJBRS PRIZE c1ISETcF
Murch 13
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-02-05
enioy excellent health. The king will

enjoy excellent health. The king will
hold council at Windsor Castle to-mor,
row, when proclamation for convening
Parliament for the dispatch Of business
will receive the Royal signature.
One of the London papers Of Deeem
Der - says:
'Atlength there is authentic news from
the Russian armies in Bulgaria aud on
the Danube In the retreat from shumla
TO Shistria, they admit that Hussien
Pacha. who pursued them in person,
caused them q loss Of eight hundred
men, and Inc greater part Of their bag
gage. Greater disasters befel thsm be
fore Silistria; and the rains and unin,er
rupted snow storms (the Russiaa &C
counts will not acknowledge the ayeng'
ing Turkish scimitar as the cause, com
pslled them TO raise the siege. During
the retreat 10 Hirschova. their suHsrlngs
must have been great indeed, when let
tiers from Odessa admit that all their
cattle persisted, the greater part OF the
artillery is lost, and the troops have been
exposed 10 the greatest priystion.' The
sa9paign ia Bulgaria might thus be con-
si&ered at an end, il tine Turks so choose.
bat il is supposed that they will become
the assailants in their turn, and at all
events. attempt the reduction of Vsrna
Death Of III. Eafi Of LiUsrpoot The
Earl Of Liverpool died on toe 10th OF
December at his seat Of Coombe Wood
whore saws the Court Circular, bis lord.
ship bad been staying ever since his re
IN oval from town after his first DANCE
rous illness.
Field Marshal Wittgenssein arrived al
Jassy on the 18th November. The Aus
TRAN Observer gives an article from
Jassv. ofthe 2ist which says:
"Unfayorable reports continuedto be
spread respecting the situation of the
Russian army on the other side Of tho
Danube. Among other things it is said
that, in consequence ef raising of the
siege OF Silistria, the corps OF Hussen
Pacha which came from Choumla has
Joined The Numerous garrison OF the for
mer place.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-02-05
NJ oNrRsAL, JAN. l9

The Weather For the last four DAYS
we have had remarkably mild, and even
warm weather, for this season. The
thermometer in the afternoon, was fire.
quenty as high as Cd ia the shade
Much Of the snow has left us, and the
roads on the ice are beginning to be in
secure. Yesterday and last night we
had fall of snow; which iffollowed by
frost, will restore us TO weather better
adapted to our habits and occupations
at this period of the year.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-02-05

Elsie Whipple, whose husband was
shot in Albany two or three years since
BY Strang her paramour. and who
came near being hung with him, was
recently married in New Brunswick,
N. j.. to Mr.. Nathaniel Freeman. They
were once schoo! mates in that place.
Bait. Rep.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-02-05

A duel has been fought at Savannah,
originating in an afffont that arose at a
bali consequence ola dispute between
Two young ladies fer the upper place
in country dance. The affair was
terminated by one of the parties being
shot through the heart.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-02-05

.Neuspopeys.-if the intellectual 50.
periority ef country is indicated By
the number of its public journals, the
United States of America is tina most
intellectual country in the world. For
q population of eleven millions and q
half, it provides $50 journals, being in
the proportion of one journal TO every
i3,50o individuals. England with q
population of twenty three millions,
ass journals, making the proportion as
one to 4s,5oo Bot there are many
gradations of the scale between BOTH
Ssxony has Sd journals, and her popu.
lation is only one million and a ball.
being in the proportion ofone to 90, COO.
Denmark with population Of tive nl'
lions and half, publishes 80 Journals,
being one 70 $1,000. The Netherlands
containing six millions has $50 journals
beirg one to $1,000. Prussia, whose
population is twelve millions and bali,
has aas journals, or proportion OF one
10 &c, 900. Aad the Ger@an confeder.
alton. apopulation of thirteen millions,
issues sos journals, being as one 10
44,5eO AS we descend, we find Swe.
cen, France. Switzerland. British A.
merica, Hanover, Bavaria, Portugal
Tuscany, Austria, the States of the Pope,
the Brazils, Russia, Spain and Africa,
all gradually sinking to still decreased
proportion, until we come to Asa,
which terminates the point of the pub.
fishing deelivity In Asia, not happy
Asia where there is popslatieH q.
$40 millions, we find the literary peri
edicals amount to the number Of 81, be-
ing in the proportion of one journal TO
every i4,444, geo persona
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-02-05

FIJI Of Fight -1he Governor of 5
Carslina has appointed Ten Aids de-
Camp, with the rank OF Lieut. Colonies
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-02-05

A meeting has beer held at Ciscinns-
ii, and a memorial framed and put into
circulation, praying Congress that the
conte mp!ated branch of the National
! Road, from GAINESVILLE to Nashville, may
be located through Columbus, Cincinna.
ii and Frankfort.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-02-05

A letter from Port au Prince men
tons that one Of the Frenchmsn WAC
was arrested there several months since
charged with Introducing spurious mo-
ssy int that Island, had been tried and
convicted. The sentence of ths law
(shostingl was immediately carried in.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-02-05

The Circleville solve Branch" Of
January "a, says, tits currently report.
ed that the Senate Of the United States,
have rejected the nomination of the
Hon. W Creighton, jr. as Judge OF tha
District Court.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-08-26

Chinese SeGls.-A mandarin Inspector,
from whom a maann Of q higher class, his
mortal enemy, had caused bis seals to be
stolen, vas appre. .ensiye that this loss
might involve the loss Of his place. and per
haps his lie. What did he DO to effect a
restitution Of Ibis prsni~1-~.ehiec:! lie sel
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-08-26
LGIsCELLANGCUs.

THE NANKEE's VISIT TO THE KING.-
More of the Yankee customs, as they pre-
vailed a few years ago, are exhibited in
the following story, than can be found any
where else, in so short a compass. About
thirty FIVE years since, a gentleman from
the town OF Fairfield in Connecticut. visit
ed London. On his return, his friends
were very inquisitive to know what great
things he had seen in London. After he
had exhausted his fund of curiosities, they
were still dissatisfied, and wanted 10 know
if there was not something else. % yes
said he, 81 forgot to tell you called on
the King one day. " did you, well how
was itl" at was one Monday morning;
/ was going by the palace, and so thought
/ would Just call lu / knocked at the
door and the Hing bid me walk IN. /
opened the door, and there sat al elderly
looking man in a great arm chair, reading
aewspaper. told him my name was
Green, of the town Of Fairfield, in Con
necucut, was gong past, and thought |
would Just give him a call Well, he was
glad to see me, and inquired how all the
good folks OF Fairfield did. l told him
they were well aud hearty. He said he
would have introduced me to the Queen,
bat it was washing day, Monday is al
ways washing day in Connecticut, and
she was busy IN the kitchen. However,
the King made me a good stuff mug Of flip,
and we drank together like good friends
Well, | sat about half an hour, | guess
and took my hat. told the King, that
it he ever came my way, TO be sure and
give me a call. He sand he would; and
invited me to call on hlm again. And we
shook hands aud parted"
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-08-26
ANNALS OF BALTIMORE.

From the Baltin0re .4userean, .7ugust 8.
The citizens of Baltimore assemble to-
day IN order 10 commemorate the compile
ton of a century since the foundation Of
their city. There are not many spots on
the globe, in which so great population
and so great an amount Of wealth have
been accumulated within a single age
These advances have been made, not only
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-08-26
DOCTOR ElCkER'S
INTERPOLATION,
u,I EEcFUrp ANr FOR sALT BN
:. TOD D

vRHIS ENBROCATION has for a long time
Ii been esteemed rs valuable remedy IN v'lri-
IA, III diseases. ana / win venture % say, that ID
Win want no other recommendation than thai fur
ri,bed bv the use of one OF TWO bottles. IN
Piam1tisr t IS attended with the most signal
glysn,sre-is also valuable m >BralRS NaubReSS
p .rrs T,98lcnt S,cslingS, and Is particularly ser
,ieesbIs I'm Loa5Ig0 OF pains M the back and 100
many Instances when taken ID doses oil ron 10
lO dr51s Gin syrup OF s,gar) u gives immediate re-
uefn Ck0lc lJs also much famed Tor rs pow !. ei-
i isclsiye efficacy IN the removal or % Es'-
r,s,.I, P,rsa. SDrrigs, and many other diseases
80, IN Horses. For more particular dos
r-,-f.on ofthis Embrocaiion, and the method Of
usng r. Ire.er YOU to the advertisement surround
inc tho bottle.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-08-26

fire TO his own dwelling IN the night lad
then, in presence ofthe by-standers, saved
4 little casket in which his seals were gem
orally deposited, and carried it to his enc
nv. entreating that he would take especial
care orhis charge. The mandarin. in his
turn, apprehenslve of being accused with
having stolen the seals, was forced 10 place
them in the box, and thus in spite ofhlm-
elt.restored tranquility to the person whom
he wished to ruin. Manners of China.
More Tricks "A genteel looking per
sonage has recently been fayoring some of
the citizens of New York with an Ingenious
mode of imposition. lie makes himself
acquainted with the fact that respectable
family has relative whom they have not
seen for many years, or perchance not at
all, acquires a slight knowledge efdomes-
tic circumstances, and introduces himself
as a nephew, cousin, or any other person,
best calculated TO accomplish his purpo-
ses.--He Is invited to remain at their resi-
dences, and has full opportunity OF appro-
7riating to himself convenient booty A
few days since, he introduced himself 10
General Swift as his nephew from Vermont
and an old ladyIn Hudsonstreet received
him as youngest brother of her deceased
husband. The Police are on the alert after
him.
] 4 Al 4 Al o.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-08-26

WVHE SUBSCRIBER would inform
those indebted 20 him thar his patience
IS exhausted receiving m0uCvl No, bu.
M promises; and be would inform all who are
the habit Of promising and not performing. GO
on the subscriber Immediately, and thereby
p may probably save expense.
August 3. '29-& s. s. TODD.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-08-26

'II-lITI : OH " I-II VIIII-l n no nUCl-S y
u charge for washing ormmju-.
Pie salary 90 be paid hl.fycuy in advance
DRESS wilI be uniform, consisting of t,-,
b. b1m5azeu .rocks, and one white one; t.v,
tck canes. and tr0 white ones. TWO black bonn.
zeu aprons; hnlkercmets, towels, combs
rlshes, washboW g &c-lll 40 the charge o
4 parents.
Pittsburgh. Oct. %. 1898
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-08-26
50CTOR CRUDIBACKER's
ANTI-DYsPEPTIC -.

IN ....re rs recommended .1 Inc public
Nh. F..r. ..lrr-ier-a thousand. who have
i -urf bv house rtre,eul this prevail
fv called dyspepsia. Do s particularly
rfeI .8- af diseases or.en..m- frm q
r.rre stomach lrf t1r-. Is. which
F. ru. such ar on. Desc variety afuer0us sym
4. f..t ..eI rr'e enrma-ata some of the most
+. r... MI Imam liz I--a-u..- rr- r5mrsn.v
r.-..1r.. --.r-. hr. vf,hod.
FL ar- at food nausea. and sometimes
4 heartburn, load A 0.-tsnuou alter meals,
DOS HI- OFT water. which is generally sour
nd .mo1. generally tE, bowels irregular
'en cos-lee these symptoms or some aI them
... by headache living pans. NOISE n ODD.
4 -I.ue--, Temporary absence oi mnl unr'-
u- -eep rmt.r lul lespollency
.. r...,. .r d. .'..arf .t.r-.rl some eEner.aur-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-17
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
February 16, 1929
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Friday, Februdyy 10.


On motion Of Mr.. Goggin, the Executive was
requested TO report TO this House, what measures
have been taken or adopted on the part OF Virgil
MIA, end what on the part Of the u. S in pursu-
aDce OF an act Of Assembly, passed on the 22d
February, 1913, entitled An act authorizing The
Executive to appoint Commissioners 10 unite with
Commissioners OIL tn part Of the u. s.; in running
the dividing line between the lands reserved and
coded By this Commonwealth in the State OF O.
hio, and what prospect there is, il any there be-
Of having the said line satisfactorily adjusted.
MIR. Bryce made report from the Committee
Of Finance, which, on his motion, was committed
TO a Committee OF the Whole House
As soon as the report was read, Mr.. Wallace
said, that as he was a member Of the Committee Of
Finance, he would take that occasion to declare
that he had dissebted from much Of the report
Of that Committee, as recommended the taxation
Of those who brought hogs into this state for sale
lie said, that while he did not pretend to be more
highly gifted than others, IL was evident 10 his
mind, that the most disastrous consequences might
and he believed would flow from the adoption OF
the report IL recommends, said Mr.. W., the
same course of policy that some Of tue citizens ci
the more Southern States hal recommended, and
bad attempted to carry into effect The agitation
OF The question there, and the great degree Of ex.
element which prevailed. ought TO warn the
House, MIR. w. said, not to lend its counteDance
TO measures so unwise and intiscrcet. MIR. w
SAID, that although nc diG 10; bsl.see such 10 be
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-17
To the Editors Of the ENQUIRER.

CENTLEMEN:-I attended the meeting on
Saturday night Of the" Non Ere choIders Of tbi.
city, only as a spectator, and with no inten.
ton whatever to take part in the proceed.
ings, being myself freeholder. did moi,
wish to be placed upon the Committee appointed
to bring in the Report and Resolutions, which
were presented as understood upon no other
authority that Of the Chairman and adopted by the
meeting. am not one of those who regard the pre-
sent restriction OF the right ofsuage as an evil too
great to be borne, though not uDfriendy to its rea
sonable exten ion in legal & constitutional man.
ner; but have full iidence that The oofven:ion
to be assembled in October next will act with
wisdom and justice on III subject. Although nv
opinions cannot be important to others, yet as in
the proceedings OF the meeting my name anIs
recorded-I shall be grateful If you will publish
this exploration in your paper. I am, very re-
specifully, your obedient servant
JAMES Z. HEATH.
February 10, 1929.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-17

" yTt"e OF . iced OF ifnN executed to by Fsnei,
Uuntt t'is he's thf 9th Jsy VI FebiUsty, Is27,
GUY recorded ~ The rnnry ~ charlotte ,hail pro.
eeed TO SELL Oh moudsJ th I'd Js ais,h nest Obsoe
eou'hcuge ore uaet Of land .ad deed con
'a'u'ns 40 81 sc,', ~ tssh bail convey aiy sch
ne a. - vested inns p Dyee tho The Oe urqac,ticnahic
rtItR = SHEET, Trustee
zee $3.50
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-17
CONGRESSIONAL ITEMS.

MIR. tives has made report upon the memorial
from the Citizens Of Albeinarlc, accompanied by
a bill for the relief of MIR. Monroe.
The Committee on Roads aud Canals have sob
United Report on the memorial of the Baltimore
and Ohio Rail- road Company-sta,iDs that one
million has been already subscribed by the State
OF Maryland and City of Baltimore, and three mil
lionsby indiyiuals--that % miles OF the eastern
division are under contract and in rapid pro-
gress-the Committee have no doubt of is practi.
cabiiity and utilItythey pronounce It to be - the
strongest bond " union between the East and
p" esp tDhich, perhaps, The present age can ere
1te-Ihey recommend il to Congress TO take
lO,VOo shares Of the stock, but money TO TIC
paid until the Company have Completed the no ,,l
from Baltimore to the Potomac, and shall then give
assurance that all their funds will be applied to
making the road between Cumberland aud the
Olo-that when they get 10 Cumberland, they
VIII have gwen sufficient evidence Of the pracli-
eaOiity OF their scheme, and the safety with which
The U >. may advance It's funds-tilat however
high the expectations of the Committee on the
Ohio aud Chesapeake Canal, they look 10 the sum
NIT level section as one which ought Il be passed
by a road Of the best construction (fos instance,
this Rail roaI and the tunnelIiug of the noun
tain, u ever accomplished as the work Of another
age.-They refer TO the late experiment made at
Baltimore ION the Rail Road car OF Nynan,)
where, on an RECONSTRUCTED rail- road, one horse
moving Tour OF these wagons can do as much Ia
6OT as 30 horses with common wagons OH c0rpRiOR
turnpike roads.
Committee of the Senate have reported a biz
apprOpridting 81, 000,O0O towards hquidating the
claims 0f The American merchants for certain
French spo!idtons committed years ago
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-17
NOTICE

n GENTLEMAN osyabIe of tsninz P,,,,,. ...,,i r..
> much ~ h" advantage o. p4's tutOugh WfIsn.hnrs
- h'i+ N' OF 10 flames a. ihe above place f,i ,e,,i
iIniug ipmsdirtsty. JAMES 4 "a - gf,t,,
Williamsburg, Feb a. o. o,t NJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-17

chancellor Taylor comm need hs court on tte
%. 'nh"aFy-,caicd through the docket; entered
337 DEGREES and orders; took home ,,,i,h ~
cases Tor considerations; and lett in the hands os-
cnunse inc other cases, for which, they were no,
altogether prepared. IL. has adjourned lin the
Isl March when he expects 10 60 through al ths
cases which are ready for trial '''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-17

So that Joseph s Watkins was dccllfcJ duly
elected.
On motion Of MIR Minor, the 37lb rule OF the
House was suspended in order that the two other
members Of this district might be voted for a, the
same time.
Mr. Minor nominated Samuel Paunill (thc pfc
seat meInbcr) He announced the resignation OF
Mr.. Fl zey Il ToddJun ia order that solne geIl-
ucman night hc brought forward from tli;sscVon
" he y iniry % synl-y ~ r1rar...
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-17
ron TlfE E.VQUIRER.

To nc Friends Of LEARNING aud Of the Cniuer-
sfY ~ Ilrgnid.
II il not The authors intention 10 attempt 10 ac.
coun, tor the fever lately prevailing at the Uni.
yersty its cause j. yet concealed aud il is tear
ed will continue unknown Nor is IT his object t.
give publicity TO the fact Of its prevalence and
tben view tie emotions OF surprise, indicated il,
The countendnccs OF those who may, through thi.
communication, first receive the intelligence
WIN thdi KIND Of hcndish qualification with which
many announce unweicome tidings lie design
- oappe'i to the sentiments Of VirEinans to cx-
cite thclr sYnpaihies and TO rouse their feelings
u behalf OF this precious legacy bcquee(hcd e.
them by the immortal JelItrson. fthas bccnthe
visited To- two Sessions, the one Immediately olc
ceedng the other, ny sickness dangerous and in
Some instances fatal From Inc locality Of the
ios-.r' .7n 4: N,.H sec.1 'h.t u,ss Sc 1qra' nst
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-17

70 The Editors Qt the Richmond ENQUIRER.
venture at once TO propose three prominent
gentlemen III our Senatorial District TO represen,-
Us in the ConvenIion--the fourth leay.-tp o.
other gentleman to maine. ''''''
John Roane Of King William,
!nfnes NJ Garnetl of Essex, and
Richard Morris of Hanover
CITIZEN OF ESSEX
~ OT Noiumn' ere VPento any nomination,
no" N,itr"' 'Piflify or en- r7asse, may BE ps,sed =
~ p'ieBfFS'' tue Convention ne must N ar
,a'os tune ees . TO reeOl,et manner Of do,o
NOW puep nWched we are ally TOR want Of topu, H.
TO be hoprd that the feopi, fheur,eip,, rX TAI, ~ ~ ~
yse 81 nominating Hef' candidates al III, ar.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-17

~ we are compelled TO throw oul.si5e, uo,o m. ;s
s'h.' ct 0u' Adver'nS friend, snd Cofrs,ponIsat. f:
seeming neglect vh which neif favour, are tt,.,.J ~
Tue very long articles Which upon ~ sn, which d
immediate puhcsttoii plead our nn,loyv H.
"~e' however, we hope to make ample end.. '"'''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-17

80 these gentlemen were declared duly cleo
ted.
In the District between the Blue Ridge and
Tide Water, they first proceeded to til the
cancy occasioned by the resignation Of General
Cooke.
General j. B. Harvie was nominated by Mr..
Rutherford, supported by Messrs. Gordon and
Doddridge.
David g. Murel was nominated by Mr.. Rives
OF G., supported by Mr.. Witchcr.
Joseph s. Watkins was nominated by Mr.. Ter
rill, supported by Messrs. Gucrrant, and White
OF II.
Mr.. Duncan nominated Charles =. Taliaferro.
Edward Cunningham was nominated by Mr..
Miller Of p, supported by Messrs. Mason Of F.,
and Ysnccy.
Mr.. Gordon said il had been objected TO Gen.
Harvie, that he did live in the diytrict--that
he had consulted the law, and as he f1und
that according to the strict rigour Of the law, he
did not reside in the district, lie withdrew his
name from the nomination.
The result Of the ballot wac z foli,v.g
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-17

-! In the vcioity Of Raleigh, Jgba Lops Ta,'e.
we Chei Jufce NJ the Supreme CONT Of y. Oar dina n ta
3'h ytsf NJ his sgt fs talents and vntues cuogzgd h.
me highest tefm anl the loss which the State hs,
10y this sudden blow d'pitted the most afectDz
-----3 On TIE 7th, Moi Thomas Uest Of CampheL n.
formerly f'Ptssnt.d he county he g. his .,
Nn aheetiOnats 90 ~ h relations, I'D tghy resreetse
otiztn. ~ 800