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The Arkansas advocate., 1830-12-01
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JHr. dddns.-ihe Boston Comner. cial Gazette gives the following account of the manner in which the Ex-Presi- dent received the proposal inviting him to be candidate fora seat in Congress: some of his leading friends including two or three of his neighbors, recently sounded him upon the subject, when, it is said that he gave them to understand, that, fl, formally nominated by conven- ton, and waited upon by committee, heNshould feel bound promptly to de- cline theintended honor batiitf f lis friends chose to ruii him for Congress, and to elect him, he should exercise his isldg- ment, whether to accept or reject the appointment"
 The Gazette adds that s.thc sagacity and ingeniousness displayed by the EK~ President, on this occasion. are in per- feet keeping with his political conduct in the stimes which tried mems souls," about the close of Mir. Jefferson's ad- ministratioD.
 On the other hand, while the oppo- nents of national administration.a en- deavoring to get up caucus 10 nomin- ate Mr. Adams, the friends of the admin istration propose running the Honorable WILLIAM BAYLIFS. anda cores pondent of the Gazette.thinks he would have good chance of beating N1i. Ad ans.
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-12-01

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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-09
VIRGINIA nEaxs1AruR1
1OD u UT DLLtsOlA I 20.
TtIIrpcnAv

49,, THURSDAY, Jan. Z.
The committee OF roads and internal navigation
were discharged from the further consideration of the
petition of Robert II. Saunders and other citizens of
the county of Henrico in relation the navigation of
Tuckaboe Creek. Various reports from the commit
tees were received and resolutions adopted which
will be noticed i'll their progress.
Mr.. Rlves of Prince George, moved to take up the
report of the committee of propositions and orcvan
Co.'S relative to the right Of Humphrey Billions to n
seat in the House.
Mr.. Bilups wished further time, TO obviate the Oh
iccons made to the evidence he had adduced and he
saw no necessity for Fastening tue decision Of this
question. That the county of Mathews paid sniff
cIent INTO the treasury to pay its members, and it
could therefore cost the commonwealth nothing
Mr. Gilmer said that when he moved tn Law tho
report on the table ne was not influenced by anv
consideration of personal convenience to Mr. BiIups.
bis OBJECT was to obtain time for consideration He
did not look upon the question one ofpersnaI CON
Biups showed too much anxiety to put off the uues
ton.
Mr.. Riyes of Prince George said the course Mr.
B took was precisely what he had anticipaled.-
it would be reCollectcd that previous occasiou
he had endeavoured TO evade the question Mr.
RIves said he had moved to reconsider that Mr. n
might not have the opportunity to say TO his constii-
uents that the decision was made while be was all
sent from the House by reason of indispositiun Mr.
Rives then stated at some length the course which
the committee had taken, and BIr. BIS conduct in
which he eDdeavored to prove that DELAY had been
the chief objects ofMr. B. throughout the procee
dings Mr.. Rives said sufficient time had been oivon
The election took place i'll April last and even now
he would be willing TO postpone the decision If ne be-
ieved that any evidence could be produced that Mr.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-09

~ Impeachment or Judge Hiu:cn,s Of Tenn
ne Nashville paieIs received furnish tire MI,
of this trial 49, ~ VIC ''S"''
The sd article OF the impeachment charging him ~ b l.
ing Oh The bench, was Withdrawn -
acquitted "'"'"''y
Sd article, specification l. carsin. cornu par,a;,v IN doc;
ding question respecting the s,aui. of nn'a onrl,v
no' guilty IT, Specification c,nrup paaty and u9r;;s
to attoneys-guty 8; not guilty IL. f'>'
The 4 9th and 6,ii articles all related TO one
The Illegally taking the a Mrs raul a. IN ,.,
execution of decd of falsely cer,i(Y;nr ,,at :,
was done in court, and then permitting of The
caie to be passed and publicly with the i,es
oil The court with ten, deceive he, -ations
and heirs nj law -. ..- - '
Oh The aih article, which charged TO have been io,e
coIr"py the vote was guilty 10; guilty z.
Upon tile 9Th aud 9th articles which charged the art 10
been done w,lfly and nlawuIy, without addin. corupv
the vote IN each case WAS, guilty II, gul,y5 ~
question then arose-whcher thirds of
me court who tried two thirds of whole Senate TO CON
vcG There we're only present. twenty mem
decided to q, that twelve Of was not a cous
tutional majority 10 convict.
4 ne following entry then made the record
"here'pon u orteiedby the Re spoudct
Nethanei Va Williams he discarge hat le be
ted to depart hence without day -
oh Tie following day farther proceedings took Mace.
among others motion carried, 10 to "correc the
JOURNAL ny striking therefom that part purlorting al,
order to dismiss the judge without av" il being ajedoed ,,,
sad order had been incorrectly The clause above
quoted was then stricken from the record and after much fur
ther discussion the of which
were made and suggested that Judge Williams had zone
nome considering himself finally discharged and that his
counsel declined appearing further matter the court All
Joued over from Thursday till Monday So the matter rested
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-09

virtue Of two Deeds Trust executed ,o John M a,,s
ead and William Daadiidge, by William | Morris ana
afceia ms wife, the one on the eight, of January 1929
ana the other on the eighteenth day of February l828-aIJ
another Deed oil Irus executed Herbert A Claiborne aud
Charles > Gay by the said iam Morris on the tenth h
Court OF the city of Rchmond shall proceed 10 sell ON Inc
premises, the 18th DAY of February next fur ready
ior me purposes therein mentioned Lots pieces or pars
Oh Land IA The of Richmond known distinguished in
Tie plan Of The said city, by No [3I7 three hundred and fry
se'ei and No (352l three hundred two which were
conveyed TO the SAID w iiam Morris Thomas u,terford
ana sarah his wife by their deed ring the 18th day ss
Soht OF Hastings for said e,ecet
extensive brlck buildings, used warehouse for Other
purposes also, three other Lots parcels Land
SHOWN aud distinguished the plan civ by number
I'D hre hu ned aud urty number hundred and
Ctio) and number three hundred forty.fcur
l"i WIN the buildings commonly called Shockoe Warehouse
ana all other buildings and improvements hereon which pro-
several deeds for undivided hereof-one made on The
rem" oay ofie 1895 by Richard Gregory and Elizabeth his
VIE ana John Pegran and Wilson (regory the other made
on me same day. by Joseph Dudley Chesterfield county, and
nom admitted 10 record in the clerks Office OF the Hs,ngs
oft OF SAID city Also other Lot, Land
known aud distinguished in the plan of said city, by number
Three HUNDRED and forty 3i6 which conveyed said
William Morris, by William A Smith Sarah Smith, bv
their deed bearing date the 18th day September 1896 ana
admitted record III the clerks Office Hastings Coufo
the city Aforesaid
The Trustees have known tue title to the frepoi,
property to he Questioned but they will only convey that WHO
Is vested IN themselves.
JOHN NJ. ARMISTEaD \
w cambridge, -
IiERBERT A. CLAIBORNE, Trustees
CHARLES S. GAY
Richmond. lice. Ilih, 1929
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-09

Departed this hfe, at 8 O'Clock, on "Wednesday
morning, after an intense illness of IS days Mrs
CATHARtNE BEALE, consort of Dir John Beale of
this city in the 60th year of her age. She has left
behind her numerous family of Children and grand
children who, with her dsconsolae husband be.
moan her irreparubc loss.
Yesterday morning, at the residence of Mr.. II. l..
Wight, Mr.. JEDEDIAH LEEps, aged "a.
DIED, on Thursday. the 31st of December last at
hs late residence in the county of Hanover, Capt.
NATBANIEL BowE- in the esd year of his age.
In Woodford county, Ky. on the 4th uit. Mrs.
Elizabeth Watkins, widow of Henry Watkins her
second husband, in the 8Oth year Of her are She
was the mother of Henry CLAY
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-09
$50 REw ARD.

BSCONDtD ON FRIDAY night the 18TH inst iatalto hoy
"A named WILLIAM, ~ years old ocrsbly we'll gTOgy,
has scar on te of one eye, and walks this
little lame, from the effects Of Tire top Of OF his
ieei, which IS entirely healed had eu ho weutcT
gray rock coat, blue Cashmere wascoa, aud gray domestic
Iantaoons
~ IS believed he went Oh ~ company with boy Of VI g.
Mun,rd's, who also disappeared nigh, aaa
from circumstances II thought 'oy will attempt Nc
York, and have ptODaDy concealed themselves unard
some vessel bound fo lat place TIE aLcyc rev ard w %
given taken out Vi Fmsvia e'; 80 ,ri1ehc',l Ihr
Meth ,1rri;ut-. - ESSah'TS-. =.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-09
ELECTION FOR SENATOR.
10 supply the place IF ". +, Gordon, ESQ
DIR. e. Cooke. Thnmnsn, Rnndnl..A
DIRECTORS
Of the Bank Of Pirgina Branches for the near

~ the Bank Of pirgina and its Branches for the year
1885, -
RiciMoND-John trocke,bough Thomas Ruherford Philip
tiaxal William Ford, ii. Mitchell, Sampon Blair
h"rweri, Robert Gwathm.y, Randolph Harrison. m John AL
Beverly Randolph f' ~
PkrrRsBuRe-Wm Fl. iIacfarland Joseph Brage. VIM Hax
all Edward Powell, James Bander Chas F. Osborne John
= Arms'ead Daniel Digger, Samuel Wniree Thomas NJ
Lee, darcy Paul,* David ii. Branch* and ohm Y S,oo
dell@ ~ - oo
NohFoIK-Wm b Lamb VIM B. Selen, John Southgate
gonn T. Holt Albert Alnand, 1hos G. Broughon Edward
Deany' bnrwei Mosey Caleb Bonsal WIN Moseley, John
b. Roy,* VIM. Francis. Edward Townes
tREpRIcxsBuRetIugh Mercer, Brazil Gordon John Scott
John Wexford, James Yoss, John Nj Patton VIM. Knox
onn honc9re George Cox Josrh Fckin, Alexander Bell!
jr VIM T. Voss,~ Henry T Philips
o LnTennuMeCWm Warwick Henry Davis John cabell,
Kinney, Baida Mcdaniel, David Walker WIN. w Noryell
Samuel Nowlm,s Thomas A Hocomb* and Elijah Fetcher
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-09

MARRIED--On Thursday evening, the 3 lst ult by
the Rev. Philip Courtney, Mr.. Edward F. Martin,
to Miss Frances Ann daughter of Mr.. Joseph Fos-
ter, both this city.
MARRrED-On Tuesday evening, 5,b inst by the
Rev. Simon B. Sykes, Mr.. JOIN LAnKFoRD, To
Miss CATHARINE P KEEsKE, Of This city.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-09
TRUSIEE1,S SALE-

virtue oi deed of trust executed for certain pucascs
herer mentioned by the late Landon Carter IT, of Rich
mono county which deed bears date the 18Th ay Of March,
TOO n rs Of record in The clerks office Of the county aore-
san VIII at the court house Of the county aforesaid al
0C'k, A. " on Monday, the 18Th day Of April next, Of
m sac 20 TIE highest bidder for cash Of land lying in
ue county Aforesaid the SAID hos and adjacent
10 'aoe alt which said tact tire property the said
|steI aud contains about nine hUn1red aud sixty
Jan l-iay9tn iClIN stlNOB, TGuslcc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-09
sNew Directors.

On Monday last the Legislature of Maryland pro-
ceeded to the election of Governor for the ensuing
year, Daniel Martin and Thomas King Carroll having
ballots it appeared that Mr.. Carroll had received so
votes, and Mr. Martin 43 votes; whereupon BE
Carroll was declared to be duly elected
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-09

a letter from London dated Nov. 28th, received
in New York says-"The loan in Holland for the
Canals in America, secured by three towns, 1Wash
ington, Georgetown and Alexandria for three mil
lions, was full in few minutes. The sums down i'm
three hours, amounted to seventeen millions
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-09

u s. Bak.-The dii cctors of this institution have
declared dividend on the capital stock for the last
six months, ofthree and half per cent
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-09

EklE CANAL.--The Albany Argus of Friday,
mentions 1t as fact unprecedented the same pc
rod OF the season, that the Erie Canal is now free
from ice, and navigable throughout the entire line
from Albany to Buffalo. The River is also stated TO
be clear of ice.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-09
Farmers Bunk of Virginia.

FENHE President and Directors have declared a d.
4 vdend of two and a half per cent, OH the Capi-
TAI Stock, for the last six months; which will be
paid to the Stockholders on the 18TH inst
I'm 5-4tc WIN. NEKERVIS Cnsh'r
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-09

TO unveii the conspfacies by which they have been
produced, and to prove that the author is base ca
iuH,n'o'o'. J. Ii. EATON.
January 4, 1880.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-09

o. We were of COURSE excluded from the Hall House
of Delegates yesterday while with doors but are in
formed that tie injunction of secrecy removed before the
House adjourned, and the following told The SUBJ
Jec Of the Governors commnicatio course adopted
upon il by the House
seems there has been pamphlet pu onng have been
published IN Boston, circulating in city among coored
population treats of the subject of slavery denounces
it AS Mayor informed fact steps were
Immediately taken to stop its circulation, and eectualy
There the matter would have rested and perhaps
population would have heard not been
for the consequences given Governor seems to
have the ST. Vitus dance, thing relating SUBJ
jec formal communication is made the Legislature.
The doors closed for hours ridiculous farce is
Concluded by resolution of the House of Delegates to
cude fem Journal all notice of Message and the &C.
companying document-to wit, the pamphlet from
Boston One would really suppose that Gov Giles imagined
he was sleeping over mine of gunpowdcr and that trean,t
OF nothing but conspiracies and servle war.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-09

The English papers say that one of the effects of
the construction of rail roads in that country will b
thereby save their food, which would supply three
million IF menH
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-09

The Southern Indians 1t is with pleasure that
the execution of duty does always afford us,
that we republlsb the following notice of popular
meeting III New York, called to take into considera-
ton the condition of the Indians located within the
southern quarter of the u. States, and the steps
which were taken at the meeting, in prosecution of
the humane feeling which assembled it, We trust
that other cities and sections of the Union will fol-
low example hunourabe to the great cit v
which set il and to the American character and that
tho collected strength of public opinion will fall with
force not to be resisted, the ear of Congress-
and that thus injuries the deepest, may in some
measure, be repaired, the faith of government and of
treaties be preserved the humanity Of the American
People be indicated, and the feeble remnants of a
race. the noble and erect that ever walked the
earth, be saved from insul. ind aggression and from
final extirpaliou.
In connexion with the New York proceeding, we
copy an article from the Cherokee Phenix detailing
outrages committed that people, which beyond ali
doubt, fair sample of the causes which in gen
eral, lead to our Indian wars. That in nine cases
out of ten, aggression proceeds from the whites, is
too manifest TO need further proof Weakness
shrinks from collision with superior force and docs
invite the contest How Justly does the Cherokee
Editor call the acts described "savage hostiIities
From the New York Journal Of Commerce.
Meeting IN betGC Of The Tndians.-We know not when
have attended deli ghui meeting than that held
evening AT the Masonic Hall, consider the present circUm
stances of tie Southern aud South Western Indians The
occasion attracted audience and the exercises
Throughout the interesting character Col John
tUbr having called 20 the Chair, and the Hon Peter
Sharpe and DR. John Torey appointed SecTetarete meet
ny addressed toy Hugh Maxwell Esq the late District
Attorney, style Of eoqucnce which drew forth REPEATED
nss Of applause A Memorial 10 Congress then read BY
Joseph Blunt ESQ 1t is too long be inserted berebut
sigpin iIie closing paragraph
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-09

The Alexandria Gazette states that in the steamboat which
left there Thursday for Norfolk went passene thirty
eooued persons, emigaus Liberia They intend to sail for
LIBERIA III vessel now at Norfolk These persons are from
Loudomn county, Virginia and were principally liberated by
the VIII OF the late Mr. BRADEN, of that county,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-09

% An amendment yesterday offered by Mr.. Sum
1ners to the Convention, will command attention.
1t the Convention were the representative of the pub
o feel'ng-ns its course has too often proved was
not-some curb upon the increasing and pernicious
tendency OF monied corporations would doubtless be
provided by it. 30
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-09
Ebe Constitutional gglbig.
FRIDAY MORNiNG:, JAN. 9, 1880.

TIE, CONVENTION .--Ycst" the Select
Committee lrcportcd upon the 3D. and 4th articles
which had been reco,umitted tn them. The numbers
OF the Iu of Delcg have beer increased s.
that is to i32-aud there is variation in the
engagements of the Senator Dis; riots. We shall
publish the plan Tomorrow. Meanwhile, it does not
Seem to have removed all dissatisfaction. No action
was had upon the new superintendent yesterday.
Three important amendments were yesterday a.
dopted-.hs first, offered by Mr.. Gordon, stripping
the people of e election of Governor, and againre
storing II tn the IIo.sature-the I'd, offered by Mr..
Ihomp 'on, empowering two thirds of the members
OF the Senate present (instead of two thirds of the
whole body) to convict in the trial BY impeachment
aud the third offered by Mr.. Stuart, empowering two
thirds of he two Houses present nstead of two thirds
Of the whole bodies eected) to remove Judges.
lnrespectto the first, cannot but expire. S our
hearty regret at the change-parlicuarly when the
argument in favor of the Legislature has been II
the expence of the intelligence and competency of
the people. If the people in truth are not compe-
tent once in three years, TO go to he polls and elect
Chief Magistrate, of the simplest things in the
world to what which of the duties of self govern
nent, are they competent The7provsion giving that
power to the people. gave more uneqsiness in the
anti-democratic ranks, than all the neditated char
ges put together. The manage their cards well and
did not discovermore than they could avoid that thew
did not like the hand-but it was plain to us, that
they dreaded tint change above the rcst-and it has
been the OCCASION If as much management and as
successful. as the question of the basis Against
popular rights, and in favor of combining the confer
ring Of Offices and emoluments the seat of Gov
eminent constant tide sets in upon the Conven-
ton, from the I'M crested assembled around it, With
full persuasion. that the Legislature one time with
another would make wise choice US the people,
we did believe that the people could manage this,
net. very abstruse matter for themselves that
much P,~er ought to be left in their hands
could be lett there, with entire safety
and CON, =aience-and ab.,v: all, did desire
to see the power which three or foI- have pos
scssed, do possess, and will under til, change,
continue to possess, of laying their heads together
and saying who should be Governor abolished
q An amendment yesterday offered by Mr.. Sum
1ners to the Convention, will command attention.
If the Convention the representative of the pub
o feeling-as its course has too often proved w.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-06-17

HXTE the Subscribers having been appoint w ed by the Hon. Court of Probate For the District of Litchfeld, Commissioners. to receive, examine, and adjust the claims of the creditors Co che estate Of
 JACK PECK. alias yAcK yAcKLEE. late of Li,chReld, in said district. dcceased. represeuted insolsent. and said Court having sIimifed and allowed six months from the aaie hereof for the creditors to said estate to ex- hibit shcir claims to us--hereby give noi'ce thai we shall meet at the dwelling house o' 1onathan Bael, in said Liiehhrld. an The se- eond Monday of Juns and the third Monday Df November next, at o'clock in the alter Fo0n on each of said days, 10 attend 70 the Business of eug said appointment.
 All claims not exhibited within said tims xlill he debarred recovery.
 JonGfkGR BHel,
 Rwsseg Go0dsUiR, Com'rs.
 Nesk CafEiR,
 m pcrsOus indebted tO said estate are Fe .lsa to make immediate payment to
 PuINEAs L0Aus Aam'r. Lllch6eld, May a. 1880. S'