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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-13

VIRGINIA; At rules, holden IN the clerk Office of the
superior court Of ehancefy for the Richmond district
the 1h day ct July, 1925 Benjamin Bo,sseau OF Peters
burg and Joel Pest. lothian Post Allison Post. nd al.
dron t. Post OF New York Tchahts and pa under
The firm OF * Pos g. Co. and Joel Post Allison Post
and Waid''n B. Post, also If New York me rcbants nd
partners under the finn of J. & A. & w. b. Post 6. Co.
PITS. against John Bosst and Charlotte his wife John
McJfae, Jacob KiTkham, Thomas Wethe,head, James
Race, admor off r. FsTar, dec aud Joseph Wells
Harper adm'0r Of Benin. y. Yates, dec. dts.
The defendant John McIeae, not having entered hi.
appearance aud given security according the act of
assembly and the rules Of this court anne ano bv
satisfactory evidence, that hs inha nt of his
county; is ordered, the said defendant do appear
mere on the FIRST day OF the answer the bill
Of the plaintiffs aud that copy of this order be forthwith
inserted IN SINE newspaper published in the city Ro
nond i" two months successvely and posted al the front
door Of 'he capitol in the said city
81 a copy. Testp, VIM G. pEEDLETov r r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-13


VIRGINIA. ~ rules holden il the ce,k's Office of t6e
superior court Of chancery for the Richmond distic
the 4h day of August 1929 John a Lancaster ado, or
ierson Randolph executor Of Thomas Jefferson dec Eli.
znbcih M'Zze daughter Of Philip Mszzc. formerly Of
Abemae aud late of Pisa 10 the grand duchy Of nv
decreased Giovanni Baltsa Rusrh Count Francesca Del
F's'a Del icnoso aud Giovanni Caoienan execute IS of
tne said Philip Mazzr. drcrsse1. dts.
The deionds0ts Elizabeth Mszzei Giovanni Bsttis,a
bschi' Count francesca Del Tests Del Ignnso a nd Gin
v7un CaImgnan not having entered their appe
and gwen security according the assembly md the
rules OF TINS court and appearing by satisfactory evil
ucnce mat they are not inhabitants OF this country IL s
ordered that the sad defendants do appear here on the
hfst nay ol the next term aud the bill tp MIA i'm
uh and that cory Of this order forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in the city of Rcnopd for co
months successfully, and posted the from, door Of the
capitol, the said city.
"a COPY. Teste, WIN. 6. PEwDLRToN e. c.
VIRGINIA: Al rules, holden in the clerks o6ice ~ The
superior court Of chaucery Tor the Richmond dist,ic
The 4h day Of August, 1885, Levi Swain, plt ooains
John o. Gamble, james Scott, IL. William Mavo Wiman
Mckenzie Robert Jennings, Samuel Scott and other dfs
lbe defendants 70. Jennings and Samuel Scott, NOT
having entered their appearance given security
ang 10 the act Of assembly and he rules Of th, court and
appearing 10y satisfactory evidence that thew are NO,
hnabnans o this county; IL Is ordered. that the said
oeIsnoans do appear here the first day " the ne ~
ab answer the bill Of the plaintiff; and that copy NJ this
o'oeT De forthwith inserted in some newspaper published
10 e cnY o Richmond, for months successively and
Pso OF the 'front.' door Of the eapilo IN the said CITY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-13

% tIhds baltimore whiskey of excellent quality
~ receiving this morning and for sale by
feb 3 d. TIMBERLAEE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-13

= 20 N LN -4GD.
Fs'AHtN ont OF my house Saturday last, PATENT
Il LEVER GOLD WATCH, in double back engine
turned case, with dial; Ro Roskcl Liverpool No.
1856 viii give the above reward any pers will
deliver the wa:ch 10 me ia good condnicn
Dec Ats Til. NASSIE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-13

~ The REPUBLICAN, will be Handsomely printed on
superpyal, eekiy. tuesdays and Fdays) 81
per amnnln. payabls IN advanre.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-13
F4R.IERS' .ACCOU,NT,

Nos. TX, Y, XT ran be seen Mt the bookstore of
Jan 10 WEI. II. FlTZWIINLSONN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-13
MADISON ON THE TARIFF.

Just published IN pamphlet form, and for safe 5y HE
Subscriber
4 ETTEIS on the coDstitulioualty and policy Of
80 duties for the protection and encourag cement of
domestic manufactures, by James Madison a,e Pre-
sldent OF the u States, to which is added an appen-
dix, containing extracts from the messages &c of
Jefferson, Madison and Monroe, relating to the came
subject.
feb % ]. II. NASH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-13

The high reputation which this journal has attained
IN other parts OF the Union induces hope that the me-
dica faculty of Richmond will deem it worthy their
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-13

a. UBscMPrfoSs taken in by the subscribers for the
- North American Medical and Surgica! Journal
published by the Kappa Lambda Association of the U.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-13

ted. 1.-THE Territory be ours it would be better for
both parties that The British posts should be at
excluded
In case like this, soid Mr. r. when ON all bands,
the right to the Territory is admitted to be ours,
policy that invites ,unce tnis does OPP
posed
The original Bill (sail Mr.. r. seems not to be M
uSrstood. iAot pr"pos. course OF :s,.osureS indi-
ctr determination OF ti!ls Government TO main
tain its right This consider the most pacific
course that could be devised, i'll relation 10 power
IKE that III Great nIl:A rhpt bill aives to the
President discretion with respect the establish
ucnt ola territorial government. 1t also obviaes the
danger appsehended ny gentlemen That the articles of
convention between this Government and that of Great
kTt0n would be contravcned by the passage of the
DILL For these reasons fsnid Mr. RI / sIi5 vote
against the several amendments thut have been cf.
rcd.
,lr. Drayton then modified his amendment by stY-
king ont The Number 100 leaving it to the Presidelrs
10 determine the number and also substituting words
leaving 1t d,scl et!onary Will The President to send
liary escort sufficient ior the purposes Of protect
M the Eng Eecr1.
lie stated the for his Offering this rnodiica-
l 60 be sIar shat the House, by limiting the NUN
Der to 400 hes inirngcd the right and ro,yer of the
Executive to employ sufficient force to carry the laws
INTO execution. lie was satisfied with the amend
ment OF the gentleman from Connections il he would
MAKE slight modification. In its present fol,n is
appeared to him TO be ViolptiCn Of the rights of an
other power. Great Britain had extended her iurs.
distion Ill this Tertiary over her citizens alone;
hut the amendment OF the gentleman proposes 10
N W our tribdlaS trisAStion OfGS ME SUBJECTS Gf
Great Britain. He wished j; TO b. so no6iad as TO
maxi the Jurisdiction exclusive the citizeus OF
the United Suites. lie into statement of the
history. OF the circumstances attending Tx, discovery
ana occupation OF the county.
MIR. n5,Isc. said il had been his object To avoid
the error which the gentleman from South CaroIiE,,
had i,Iipu ID % him. ana he thought itthe gentleman
void examine has amendment, he would and that he
had avoided It. Il only iteTiercs wi, British snh-
Jects committing Offences against Amen citizens
within tie Territory which belongs to the United
States 1t lie Territory does belong TO the l..
States these persons caIio BE- punishable. IN order
to prevent any collision q opinion, he Inoified his
amendment 6y striking ont te grapl TO which ey.
cei.t.on had been taken.
After few words from Mr.. Weels, the motion o.
Mr. ingeTsol to amend the amendment moved bv Mr.
DtaytolI, was carried IN the affirmative.
ne question was then taken On the amendment OF
Mr. Drayjon Us amended, which wla carried in the
administrators G5.
The Coninittec then took up the bill for the preser-
vat!oh aud repair o! the Cumberland Road merely for
thl purpose OF filing the blanks; having done which,
ne Commit re rose, ad reported the 5ii! concerning
the Orgon Territory amended. and report ed pre-
TrcSs tile other bill
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-13

INTO committee ofthc whole, MIR. Nay in the Chair
on the OH ito orSar!ze a convention
MT fd5@er Of Northampton, resumed and finish
cd his argument IN favor of county representation and
against si other modes ofconstituting the convention
.H''. Br0rio8 Of Matthews, followed on the same
"!'' Craig of Montgomery s,ct ecdcd in opposition
10 county representation.
.ti'' Dvaccta o. Amherst, followed Mr. Cruig ~
decided opposition 10 county representation.
When Mr.. Duncan had concluded O.. notion o.?
.rr. rcfi'e, ;ho committee rose and had lcay. 70
81 again. Mr.. Dcldrdgc is of course, entitled 10
The floor this day.
SATURDAY, Jan. 10.
The Syeaier presented a communication from the
GoVencr, enclosing the report OF the directors tx the
'. esstcrI Lul0bc Hospital, which, motion uf Mr..
C!,,c was laid the table and ordered TO be prin-
I'd.
E..sro49el t;i!@--l, Authorizing the erection u
dam Queens Greek. in the county eli York:
., To authorize tie annexation ct certain lots md
Inond ), Concerning the IOWA OF Smnnerville in
Nicholas county--were read Sd time and passed.
CONVENTION
On motion of Mr.. .NsiSon the House again resell
we'd itself into committee of the WHOLE MIR. .ty III
the chair, on the bill TO organize Convention.
Mr.. .hCSO1 of Frederick, rose, and IN q nowerf;ll
speech sustained his former views, replied to Mir.
Miller and otheIs, and indicated the princpie oil
organizing the Convention upon white population
He was succeeded by ar Dood,rl5e Oh the same
sidr OF the question
Explanations made I,y Mcssrs. Old Era1ioa
i'a.her OF Northampton and .i.S!ie,. of fowhatun
when, motion OF Air. TORT,
The committee rose, and had leave to sit again.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-13
GstEsr@I Gs@SeMg3Gss.
uoUSE or DELEG8rE5.

EEiphy, Jan. 9th.
\ committee from The Senate stated they mad pass
cd the bills; /, concerning VIM. Hnclrnan 2 au-
tborizng the erection Of dam across Powell Riv-
On motion Of jNr. FH=hugb of Chic, leave was civ
en- to bring in bill authorizing the oyerseors OF the
poor ofOIio County, convey certain lands hereto
fore purchased.
.Ir. JYhite of Rock5riGgc and .uy. J3Ucs Of Camp
bell made reports from the committees of Internal
Navigation, and Agriculture and Manufactures.
On motion of JIr. {ayi,rom, Resolved that the
committee Of Roads &c ne instructed 10 inquire
into the expediency Of raising money BY Lottery to
dlcbouTne in the countyo Tyler to the Pennsylvania
line, by commissioners appointed By the Governments
OF Virginia and Pennsylvania.
On motion of Mr.. .uJUlgAtil Of Grconbfer, the
committee on the Militia were instructed 10 enquire
into the expediency ofreducing the military rnusters
in the Commonwealth Of Virginia.
On motion of .Hr. Wniiace, Resolved that the
Board of Public WorA5 the principal Engineer
as soon as his present engagements nave been com
pleted, to survey Occoqnau Creek g. Cedar Rum
aud report his opinion Of the practicabty Of nprov-
ing the navigation Of the same, and the expense of
such plan of Improvement as he may consider most
proper to be pursued.
The House then proceeded to the election of q
Treasurer of the Commonwealth for - months, on
joint ballot with the Senate.
.ju-. johnson Of Ches eriield, nominated Lawson
Burfoot Esq. the present incumbent, who was elected
without opposition.
On motiou of yUr. Fitzgerald the order ectEe dav
for the election of Brigadier General in the room Of
Cen g. Jones resigned, was postponed to the t7th
instant.
CONVENTION.
Or ,7"ti"r Of Sir. NieH. tIrc House aoan wont
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-13
FoR TIE R,cr,,ov, wu,o

HIcrs Editors: have with rcpc, notice IN your
to-days paper, by Merchan-snciug the of he
fho!dcfS of this dstc suitable our Re
preventative III tire ConAess instead Nir. stevenson
il has caused regret principally Of the diversion
that VIII I've produced in the of the friends Of Mr. Jnu B.
Copton of New-kent, upon whom 20 h~sov
Our sutIages for thai oice provided bis
Ell TO IN that capacity do know, Mcsr- Editors
whether Dir g. will De candidate for district, bcev-
ing his chance Or equal r StcvensOns and that
would make much faithful and dgnled repre-
sentative, hope will, with Accord upon him
as the successor of TIC mcurbent Calano
a FEEE{OL)ER OF HANOVER.
january Z, 1922.
The above would have appeared sooner, had it
uIsia10
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-13
For TIIE RfcuMovD VHrG.
F1h a "

Sir-In a recent nimoer Of the Enquirer Won make
avery earnest appeal to the Legislature Of virginia
on the engrossing f~jject Of Convention. Your aim
Is to prove that property ought to DC represented
and your style indicates ven schoiar lawyer and
a practised essavist. think know YOU If do
not err you arc logcian In some future para graph,
for you 50 kind to promise to crafty us farther
hsve the goodness 10 sh { # IN f5ir Representa-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-13

N1f,rrn-

Died ut her residence street on Thursday MON; lac,
luenburg county, and last 10 years an inlafsn o
's CITY, leaving Behind large ,ruly children Grand chill
dcn arg great Grand children BgvJcd her auulv she
sPei ite TINE elsewhere and thus as pleased God to take
rom ITS bosom unto himself of the Oldest, the odea
rCSidcn Oh our CITY To say language she VII,
an aectoualc fond mother niulct mistress chatahie
ncsnOoI and exemplary may perhaps I've taken FOR
words 81 c1uc, but Of t"sc relations has fhc busy
tongue OF SANDER e,cT whispered objection re. sondnci
fndoycd ~ nature with energetic and early
'd't tai much OF her usefulness depended upon utility
70 minister comfort AND relief 70 c diseased and thousands
are now living who viii fy attest much they vr1
htoe' 70 c cNaf8uc FteCp' Wien. in inflrcy o
our w. "lTicai ddVcc and obtained
w nho' any parade or show fpiety she a dcvout believer
~ the merits oi the Lord and Master Jesus Frst aud when n
ne a % her death c Bishop visited her. size firmly told n
sue nav rced ~ the love and mercy Of her cicemer "a
Whmu sire Wa then look ing for comfort consolation It H.
time 1I,J IN cfsrn'v ' !"
y near voice rom 'f7vcn. saving write from heccfodi,
Dressed are The dead who die IN fc Lord So sa nh tho 800
for they rcst from their ialours" 'F''A'
n this v5l1ahlc 'rroij.c. f-r ale Nv f'''N'
TIC nv
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-13

Az unfortunate took place Cimi0o, in Hind's
county iIs) e 9TH ut between Col lanes Gibson and
Air Anthony Ducn his brother I-av, the county Of
Warren Iney in attendance tie Chanceiv court be-
trc winch they had i depending, which was decided e,,
the 5ir ~ favor Nh burden. They been at variancp
f' s5"e 'i"g and bad uPened mo deadly hatred few
words passed between them the supper ,aerisp sinui-
ta1eouy they met the head Of tie table, exchanging
iook of desperation, commenced with canes furious
bsh which continued about re uIuics vyten Col Gibson e
never ogau 20 rise lie received five saDs in the aldo
nai one ~ the breast and under his chin passing ,ror,
hs ino"t nto bis head re lived moment after his f
Mr. Burden who has been admitted hail. was no, srrorfsy
luir!.-p. q. Corrcg ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-13

\ highly respectable gentlemen cast Of The Blue
Ridge wr,tes to member Of the general assembly
thus-I have comversed with :. nInhar of vo,,r con-
stitue.ts on the subject of Convention based on
slave representation and it is their opinion as well as
my own that We ought to inscribc on our fsr Eq,uI
ttePTesenf5!o" oe free o,te Peopie Of ps,sylla in
Cozvenstioa,'' and nail it to The mast head.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-13
RICHMOND. vlaG.NIA. nIEsoAY yANNARY

ton Of the people, you will leave uli their property
any more than that i'll representing their he;i,s You
VIII leave out their saould rs?--I lave a small farm
ana Il charming wagon Cid teuid. Represent lie
AID you shall rcp=cscn. III ~, ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-13

Nj. Pottor's bill in the House Of Commons CT Il.
Carolina, for netitutng legal proceedings against tie
State Banks, fer gross violations of their charters,
has been rejected by the casting vote OF the Speaker
Thus We go. Banks at first created for public
benefit. They abuse the confidence of the public,
outrage their charters, and Cypress the people
When it is sought to subject them to trial. justice is
defeated by the apprehension that inicting it, would
reduce the public to still greater distress. In this
way, Banks at first the of the people, short
ly become their masters. They may sin with in1pu-
nifty; for it is only necessary for them to threaten the
country With depreciation in the value Of the cur
rency, which they say will be the effect of bringing
them to justice, to frghteu 1t into ucquiescence.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-13
CONGRESS-.

" AsafIGToN, Jan ~.
TIE Senate did not sit yesterday.
NJ n ''.ER.a resolution FINELY acted on yes
terd"y In the House OF Representatives. The pre-
amha, setting forth various instances OF autyaae.
was modified on motion of Mr.. J. c. ER.eBT, and
Was then rejected by vote of-ales 81 noes t-.I--
Ac " "GHr having also amended the resolution bv
substituting two distinct resolutions for the che orrf
a!lE r:orcd, the question taken separately On
tic Two, and both agreed to, the first by vote
OF go 10 50, and the second having ref .eRce 10 the
abolition Of slavery generally, in the District by
vote Of Is 70 So che House then rec,..ac tie con
site:'LIon Of the b! relating 10 the settlement at the
mouth OF the Oregon, Deng unfinished business
Of the preceding day, when the bill was rejected on
the motion that it be encrosscd foG third reading
The vote beng FOR the motion Is. against il a9. The
House then resumed the conscra: IN Eor..Iptte.
OF TIE " hole OF tire untnvorahIc repo.: the COM
ia'tteo on indian Airs, the claims Vi certain Gill
zens OF Georgia. The question beng 81 a motig,
'nade ~ Mr. IaoaiP5oN, to tine decision or
ihr Committee, 2lr. WILDE made some remarks but
before he had concluded, The Committee roae report.
cd progress ard obtained leave TO sit gain iD5 tin,
House ,ion adjourned till lMonday.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-13

Gen Floyd's proposition for erecting Fort at the
mouth Of the Oregon, and for exploring the territory
Of the U. States e-Pacic, been rejected by
majority of y, after a full and Animated discussion.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-13

II VIII be seen that the bill proposing to authorize
the erection OF tpr upon the Oregon River on ths
territory OF the United States On the Nofthweyt
Coast and the exploration of that territory Inns been
rejected III the House OF Representatives. ny ynaio-
ffY u p votes ihls decision Is rather contrary TO
oSyectotion Much talent <ud zeal have seen
enlisted 10 its support and the patton OF tue terri
tory has been urged With great perseverance,. Tire
ot41ctlor5 to It our readers will have become ac>
quaint ed with by a pcrusdi Of tie Geaate We
incline 10 think that The decision may be regarded
only as the postPonement Of the occupation Of TIN,
country which looking the enterprise aud sdve1-
tur"ns spirit OF our people will hardly be- deic1ref
iaany years.--.!.ai. j"t.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-12-17
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-24
TRUST S ALE,

zHuRSUAS | 10 deed of trust, eIecuied
by Edmund Pate and Sarah his wife, 10
the subscribers, bearing date the LIST day OF Jh-
ly, 1929, aud duly admtied TO record IN the
county Courts Of Bedford and Patrick, Wa
.hal proceed 10 sell, 10 the bigest bidder, for
ready money, before the door ofthe Franklin
Hotel, in the town of Lynchburg, on the 18th
day ofJanuary next, the following property, 10
wit: one Tract of Land, lying aud beng IN
the county OF Bedford, cont aiming 1913 ga a.
ctes-lhis land is situated on the waters oil
Sandy Run, known by the name ct Hobs tract,
aud joins the land of Henry +. Feathers aud
others. Likewise, one Other tract, ying IN the
same county. containing lnS acres, called
Farme, : iract, adjoining the lands OF Samuel
Howell L. Garter, and others. Also one other
tract containing 100 acres, lying in the county
Of Patrick on the waters OF Jack Greek. which
land was patented TO John Ward on the 10Th
day Of July, l784, aud conveyed by him 10 The
said Edmund Pate. Acting as Trustees, the
subscrbers will only convey such title AS -
vested in them such.
The sale will be conducted Ivy John X.
Payne, Aucir
ELIJAH FLETCHER, }Trus
NM. LANGHORNE, ! tees.
Dec. 7 tds33
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