Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-23


In the same Committee yesterday. Mr.. DopDRIDeE
offered proposition To give to the sons Of freeholders
being above RI years Of ago, the right TO vote b il
was negatvcl well ia its original Us in iiodfci
form, la which It offered in order to uby,ie sone
objections made tn 1t ON acc,+int of the individual
distinction which some gentlemen regarded it as Is
tablishIag.
On motion Of Mr.. Doprnipar the following nro
viso offered by HIN on te preceding day, was adop
ted - 0F
P,oridsi nere,Iheicss, That tho right Of suGraec
shall not DC cxeic iscJ by any person of unsound
mind, who sliam DC a pauper, or non commissioned
officer, soldier, sailor marine i'm the service of tho
United States, nor by any person convicted of any III
famous off nee. -
An amendment was offered by Mr. Cooks to OK.
cudc drhnquonts who had neglected to pay their
Suite axes, iroui the privilege OF voting at elections
but the proposition failed.
On motion of Nr. Cooi;E, an amendment was adop-
ted excluding from thcpriyiicge of voting citizens
born Without the limits of the Commonly, nth
unless they should have resided u apccIiel term Of
vars WITHIN ihe G Commonwealth, Gui the County in
winch they wished To
Mr.. DoDDK,DcE moved to take up a Resolution
oHfeo oy hun on the 18TH oil the subject of The emu
nenlion OF tine populations which, uitcr some modi-
ncaiion by Mr.. Z. JOHNSON, WAS adopted III he fol-
lowing form:
"Ressired, 'Phat a census Of the population for
The purpose of apportonng the represent alton shall
be taken IN the year 1881, in the year 1915, and
thereafter OF least once in every twenty ycars."
y resolution al ch had hccn offered some DAYS
tMO-tllrdb
Legislature tn pass local bills, bills relative to OK
pendi:urrs subjects Of Internal improvements was
takan mp, and negntiycd.
On 'notion OF MIR. CnAPMAH JoHSsoN, the fo!lnw-
ing resolutions previously offered by him. taken
up and agreed to-
R|soIred. That private properly ought not ~ be
taken for public uses, without Just compensation
HsS"'o"d, That no bin OF aHandcr. or ex post
ough' IN be pnsSrd "
Another proposition offered by Mr.. JouNsoH, was
then taken up bat the hour Vi adiournluent arrived
before any final disposition mado of il.
foreign -Sers.-We have received by the Pr ;Cr
OF ~ York, our regular flies of London papers 10
tho l4ih ult. Zoe n. York papers, wiicl came on
~ tho SAM mai, furnish news to the 10Th from
London. and tn- 20th from Huvre. We avail our
selves to-day, of the selections und remarks of the
n. \ Commercial Advertiser, omitling Whist O had
previously received by The Tall no We shall nuke
such selections for To morrow, from London pm
P"Ts, ms my appIHr interesting
Inc reuder will perceive, TINT the fall az Cen
sianiInopIr VA inevitable. What may grow ont of
lie conqurS-peacS' or general Wartime only
can develope.
in September, was somewhat uncertain ind bolster
oos-StIh, the harvest, upon the whole, appcats 10
nave suffered lutte injury.
~ the New York Post of Monday afternoon has
the following paragraph;
I'VE are Iu-t inform d bv n gentleman who saw
and coovcrsed with MIR. Beaufort If Watts, the Anne
fIcan Secretary OF Legation "a tao Court of ST. Pc
tersbuTgn. who arrived mere ti- nurnnr In the mack
CT ship Cambria, which len Pur,smuu Ii on the lGlh
OF September, that JUS, before he left ST. Peters-
burgh, about the end OF July, the Emperor Nicholas
had personal interview VITA Lord Heytcsuury tho
British Ambassador at his I0!dships Office. Ia lhG
interview. the Emperor assured Lord Hcytcsbury
thut negotiations to the fate OF tantnoplc
acre useless, for that the Russian grov were at that
moment at Constnntinupc. OF course this was meant
only as strung expression % the Bmperors conf
dence ~ the success and progress OF lie armies Mir
watts proceeds to-day TO Washington, with DIES
patches for our government"
The Journal du Commerce. gives a letter of the
Goth Aug from French merchant ut 81. Peters
burgh which states thu the Emperor
Nicholas leaned the change hat had taken place in
the French administration he said-'It is too late;
my troops have passed b. Balkan"
The London STAR Of tho lsth alt that the cabinet had
determined on declaring Var against Russia ONLY
s"cco"r frnn France The Duke OF Wellington II was said
had held conferences with the principal capitalists pu
pose oil engaging the necessary means
letter fon American in Paris his friend in Baltimore
dated Aug %, 1929 says-"M am Nlr, Hughes
,h' r.O'o ~ hnS"hd q" vs' tn their friends Mr and
Mrs Everett here, their Ny Harbour
aud MIR Ruth passed few days Paris General and Mrs
Sco't az" mere, Ou' WIN S''i return to Amecd IL = laid
that Mr. aHd Mrs Brown will 90 hem the health Of
Mrs Brown viii pcsTlt
Pho Race. the Tree F Yesterday wee vory
The competitors Nr WIN wynne's mare Kate Kearney
and MIR WIN Johnsons horss Sar-two Of the best racers
on the Virginia luT Stu took the at two heats after
closely Contested
Sweepstakes mile heats, for siOO was won by Mr. Cor
bins colt, entered by Mr. w. r. johnson.
Tho iiigate Constellation, Captain Wadswor,h,
winch sailed from Hew i OEk ON l7.h August with
Mcssts. Rives. and MLcan, our Ministers to Paris
aud London, arrived 1T Cowcs the 18th Sept
Orders have been received by Commodorc Chaun
ccy to have tho irIate Brandywine fitted for sea
with all possible despatch TO 20 on four months
cruiscdcstinatiln unknown, but II is 10 he hoped tor
Portugal, TO protect our commerce from the dcprc-
dliiOns Ofthc tyrnnt Don Miguel
PeHnsyirnpi1.-Fho is no doubt but that Mr..
WOLP has been elected Governor Of the State, but
by smaller majority than was expected.
South Sea Expedition The Ncw York Courier
Of Saturday says;-Thc brig .1nroal, the fog yes-
sci OF this expedition, dropped down the lower hay
yesterday, and will proceed to sea this morning.
Plus, aftCr three years Of perseverance, and indus