Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-22

ssth rule requiring that not loss Than m,;or;,,, 80
,S.s E"mmeos should proceed TO business, and
some "f The aiming Committees were IN cons.. -
seven OF which four wond be- q ma,ori,v "
MR. "oode said that the intention of The Comu;,-
tee was, that four should not be allowed ~ ,.n..
eusness-as they might be equally div;dsJNwh..'
lore they had proposed that not less than Az. his
constitute quorum. The reputation Of q ms;or;tv
was intended b" apply to Committees of thi,,..
MIR Leigh suggesting that there was some ;rca..;s
.sncy IN the phraseology. proposed modiGo,,;or =.
the Tn shect--ha' majority Of Standing Commits.ssoo
=, .n'steen should be a quorum-and five when the
ted ''' WHO" was adsp-
Inc ruIo, reported are 80 in number and v.rvi,,,
nov essentially from the old rules. The third rco1;res
.e Sp'sher TO recognize the member who addr.....
inc Chair. by his own name and that Of nj. cn,r,
Thus AFTER long discussion. in which Mo..,. To;y-
srodn"x, Ghoison> Eppes and Maxwell took nsr,
was 80 modified to dispense with tho n,mn pr,
county, by vote Of &c to 40. " '"o
hnother rule reported by the Committee. limit. a..
numbers OF the Standing COMMITTEES s--thc n, ,.o
Th;. r," 10. 10 The less important to and to 4
nus RUE also provoked pro racted discnss;or !;
wn,cn hies-rs Atkinson, Wison, Miller of Powhs,. ~
s s So"de. engaged. On the pgesion IF AZ
mMer, was M dhed, by fixing a marimnm and |,
n,"'n"n--as. Tor example, that the Con,,n;,,.. -
PRIVILEGES and Elections shall consist of No, H.. vi
p nor more than 3 THE discussion on m. man
possessing no general interest, we have not thounb,
| worth while to report it.) s"'
Mr thinn from the Senate announced Oh. 49,.
o, the OIL Tor authorizing repairs in the Sen.,s
thambsr-and resolution for a temporsrv roce.. g
,he rena.en winch they asked the concurrence Of
or. fdncey called ap the engrossed bin noo,o,,
ing S8oo Tor alterations ard repairs in the San.,
O"a"'oer-wh'ch was read third time and passed..
From me Frankfari Kentucsian. ofD,e IN
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN CONVENTiON
Inc state Convention of National Republican. cor
Vened IN this town few hours before orr n,no, -
put to press. Notwithstanding tho ex,,s prpe; WIS
mency of the weather. and the nearly ;mn.ss"hs-
state oi the roads, the Convention WINS nunoroS,
auendeu' IL Is one ofthe most august and nfiuo1-
t'a' assemblies Slai has ever met in Ken,uckv =.
organized by choosing IL
G zen James Gnrrard, Of Bourbon, President. and
C"l. John Payne, of Mason Secretary "'o
on the list being called over, Delepaics an,o.,.d
I'm the first instance) from 73 counties M, nf'h
IN the state No doubt that in the course of -dav
Delegates will come in from most of the rem,;n;n,
IN" conr me ,ime ct our papers going to press,
'"' convention mad only organized and appointed
I""'pi'tees 10 prepare preambles, resolutions etc
In our next we shall gives it doing at large
From South .qmerica.-'rhe NJ Y Daily Adv.,,;-
ser has bern favored with the following eH,,.n, -
letter, dated st Martha, Nov is-"'rbe state of
the country cannot be worse. We cannot tell whom
csh war may break our here. 1t has commenced
at III" de Hacha. and probably it RACES now in tho
South.-Ih" greater part of the population that is
the people OF property are against Bohyar-be re-
hes upon the officers of the army. The lower clas
al
on political subjects. and obey any one who sy,, tai
tronblo OF commanding them SO TINT tho rest
ing oil few individuals BY few others ia snfic,on,
10 cnuse an insurrection revolution of considers,
pie extent The news from the South is ALARMING
mo communication between Bogota and Popava5
Ihe real cause Is not known. We are assure vo,,
III oorr!oio sste-beggary, civil and starvation
stare us in the face"
From, the .Nsw York Courier and Enouyer.
re Haul ton-Since the departure of Master
Burke Inc movements of the fashiona bes hava boon
numerous and splendid Parties of 600 invit, ,;ons
Increase IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES eciat. Some of
tine "squecscs" this have been of tho No.,
splendid description. The dress of the ladies ,s NV
uhcommonly elegant, simple, and FASCINATING Tber.
arc yet some portions of their dress tina, ouch, ~, h
formed but Tor this we shall trust to providence
Many matches" have taken psce rrceptIv nnS :,
would not be unplosophca to a,tribu,c the ';,cr..
OF these delightful affairs TO the Improvement in ,h
TASTE Tor dress, manners &c. During the present
winter number of most exquisite ieJukaotes b.ve
nour thcr enfres into the beauonde Scarcelva parry
mas oeen gwen IN which some fair girl has not beer,
introduced into the great and gay world Married
iadies however are the grenies, bellies Dancino IL
IN danger of being banished from fashionable ,o,re.
"hys because the crowds Of the invited are 40
nu'nero"s 'hat there is not room-not the c;rcum-
terence ct slxpence TO shew a pretty foot md Gle
giant ANGLE Now and then when the en- bon ,o;nI-
the doshng widows the married bellies make n rusl,
TO the Illuminated supper tables, one NAV find few,
Adonises and an odd grace or two, mea nderino
through thr sentiments waltz These nouyements , -
however like angels visits few and far hetyyoon
Conversation Is now sadly cut down-thnre is ncitber
room nor time for the activity of intellect f,eIina
or fancy However, there is pieasurablo excite
mont to be Jambed into crowd for three hours
9ut mos" VINO Patronse the high pressure Cantelo
don't fcclit.
NEW-YORK MARKET Dec IN
nS"'s nave Intber declined, come sorts have beou