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Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-10-06

Mr.. Throop and Mr.. Livingston
have accepted their respective nomins'
tons by the Herkimer Convention, as
candidates for Governor and Iaeaien
ant Governor cf the State Of n. York.
a fourth nomination Of candidates
for these Offices has been made; name.
~, by a portion Of the working mems
party in the city Of New York. The
citizens nominated, are Ezekiel vii
iiams. If Cayuga county, for Governor
and Isaac Smith, Of Erie county, fo'
Lieutenant Governor.
Another portion still IF the "Me.
chanics and Working Men Of the city
Of New York." made . nomination on
the 10th ult. (which We believe has no'
been mentioned in our paEeI) VIZ
James Burt, Of Orange county, for Go
vernon. aud Jonas Humbert. Of New
York city, for Lieutenant Governor.
This makes flee tickets for the Guber
Material Office, now before the people.
\nt- Int.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-10-06

MuRFRfEsBoRoUGH TEN. sErr. I.
hsfrcssing Effect of CarJonic field Gas
On the evening Of Monday last.
Thomas w. Woodland. shoemaker Of
this place, descended into his we'll for
the purpose Of removing a small guam.
tity Of water which prevented his max
ing a blast. His wife. who wa. stand
ing at the top Of the we'll, observed
him apparently to faint, and despatch
ing one Of her children to neishbo 5,
Tor help. descended to his assistance.
A gentleman who lives on the opposite
side OF the street. on receiving tho in
tsliigence, FASTENED over with three ne
gro fellows. and on arriving at the
well, saw Mrs. Woodland lyin. across
the body OF her husband. struggling for
breath and senseless. One of the ne
gro men, with cord fastened around
his body, descended by the curling of
the well, but on arriving near the bot.
tom, he imprudently united himself !;
he was STOPPING to tie Mrs. W., but
suddenly raising himself up, he stag
gered few seconds and fell. By this
time, Q number Of persons had collec,
ed about the well, but intimidated bv
the tate of the negro, none appeared
willing to venture down. At length
Mr.. Samuel Wallace descended, and
succeeded in tying the ropo round the
body Of Mrs. W. when thew we're both
drawn up. MIR James Wallace de
scend-d next, and was drawn up with
Mr.. Woodland. Col. James Gillian
descended last and WAS drawn up with
the negro. Restorative measures we're
Immediately resorted TO by Doctor.
Ihreadway, Becton. Homes and Ruck-
er. All efiurts TO resUscitate Mr..
woodland. proved unavailing; he ap-
peared entirely dead when first brought
up. Mrs. w. was partially revived.
but has lain in state Of inscusibiiity
ever since, and the chance OF her re
covcfy Is thought 10 be very small
The negro fellow, through tho unre-
uniting excrtions Of DR.. Threadway.
was revived in about two hours, and
since. under the management Of DR..
Ruekcr. has been gradually improving.
and ~ now considered out of danger.
This dreadful catastrophe is the result
of the tenerIty of Alr. Woodland. in
descending into his we'll without any
precautionary measures in case Of an
accident. after he had by repeated ex.
perIments asccrtsined that fro was
immediately distinguished on being let
down into the well. snd had been in
formed Of the deIeteiious nature of the
gas generated ia such places, and Of
the means Of obyiatins II by unslacked
lime.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-10-06

hAsoNhD PINE PIANE. fog ssie D.,
ANDRgw WOODS.
Cbafiss,Owr, sept 2, 1880.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-10-06

Capt. Luce. of the Ceres, arrived 81
New York. from Liverpool. reports
that a. the last accounts. every ,binq
was quiet IN Ffance--tbat Il uos &c
neraiiy believed q serious revolution
would soon take place 10 Spain, and
That there were reports that IL had al
ready broken out.
Iie also states that The weather had
continued favorable for the harvest io
England, and grain vas declining in
price.
The TX King Of France and his suite
arrived at COves .Eog. The 10th Aug.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-10-06

Smut IN the Ubeai. discovery
has been made by Mr.. Adonijah Alden,
a respectable farmer Of this county,
which we think NAV be important to
farmers, and therefore give it publici-
". Mr.. Alden gives Il rs his opinion
from experiments he has made, that
smut is produced from small shriveiled
kernels Of wheat. lie made the dis.
covery BY washing one part aud screen
ing the other part Of the wheat he SOW q.
eel in the same field. and by sowing
each part by itself. On that part Of
the field with washed wheat, there was
smut, and on that part sown with
screened wheat there was none. Al
the suggestion, the same experiment
has been successfully tried by others.
Drddford Pa } Settler.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-10-06

Prince FAlleyrsnd had paid his res
poets to the Duke of Orleans, and wa,
present at the Dukes installation q,
King No cork ever swan better lhar
this veteran politician.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-10
~ Al Auper,

AVING been with octor SUTHERLAND, of New
k. York for some time, and prs"tised under hs d.
rrction and being appointed by I,r y. rs his gent
n this section Of connr, Offers his strvIc's ~ The
public in the cure of spepsv, without the ns- 81 ~
,;cine Can be seen At all times al his Dru gst s'ur
40 Fairfax Stree,, Alexandra. whore satisfactory s'
ience can be given of cures performed nafe"
=. DC,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-10
* UyBDNR SD Az MDRNl1lao NOV aNA RR 40, $780,
hugh smith " Co.

Augh Smith N Co.
sR AVE latev received an addition to their stock
III fancy and staple
CHIMP and E.fRTHENJP.4RE;
which makes their assortment very complete. Com
prising
Dining services, Of blue, brown, pink and other
fame, patterns, unusually large and complete
Elegant figured China and plain gold banded
teasettS
Ind, china dining services
do do soup tureens, plates, tyc.
Also, Silver mounted castor frames. cut Bottles
Fine plated do do do
Japancd do do
All of which they determined to sell at the low
estprices AMI the most liberal terms.
nov
NeMneA sugars, nc.
on BoXEs steam refined sugar, landing from sloop
~ Johnson, and for sale by JAMES IRWIN,
Who has in store,
90 b his Refined Sugars, assorted numbers
2000 gallons pure winter strained oil
half pipes Ccgnac brand,
~ hhds st Crox sugar, good quality
10 10 New Orleans do
10 bbs country gin
10 do cordias
60 10 N. u Rum
Winch he offers for sale reasonable terms.
nov
ST. Croix sugar.
hhls prime ST Crcix sugar received this day; for
= sale b, WM. ID. MUTT.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-10
NysNeNsY cured X Prevented.

>
uAR T.. SUTHERLAND. having discovered the
cause Of and the remedy for, this most dreful dis
ease offers his services those who have suffered by
It's distressing influence for short time or tor many
years. - -.
tered sgreeaby TO his directions, not merely from his
belief in the correctness of its principles as connected
with the cause of dyspepsy but also from having ac
tised il with complete in very great number
of mate cases in which the patients have been al
ac,ed with some or nearly all Of the following s'mp.
toms pain in the he adj dizziness or vertigo; confusion
Of mind attended with loss Of memory; disagr cable
ltaste in the mouh midity; melancholy. rritabIi'y;
loss of appetite; nausea; gnawing IN the stomach
when empty; affection of the nerves. attended with
general debility and loss OF energy; chilness; affection
of sight, sourners burning of the stomscfi hatuen-
CIV. pressure on the stomach after meals, producing
great neas and distress; cold feet and hands IAN
gur; weakness of the stomach attends q with vomiting,
acid crucation; uncaness IN the throat, win pam IN
the side breast; pspItatIon; weakness and pains IN
the legs frequent and voluntary signing, yawning;
dropsness; irrrguarty OF the pain h tue o~ck
tremur, disur' disturbed sleep.
Those persons who affected with any or oil OF
] the above mentioned aud consider EN- evils "too
crevous 10 be borne" are respectfully recommended
to call Oh DIR S. by whom the, confidently assured
that his rene y will eflec, speedy al permanent re.
| lief ard will also prove preventive against the re.
turn of the disease. References will be rsde to re-
spectacle ladies' and gentlemen, residing in this city
and elsewhere who have been benefited by the use
OF this remedy
DR. Sutherland may be at his office, No. -
Wall street, every day Except SunGays) between lO
and o'cock and at all other Ii mes at his residences
| No i53 Elm, corner Of Grand street.
| New York, Oct 70
W have appointed WILLIAM HARPER,
| DuL ylst Of Alexandria, Disinet of Columbia, my
| Agent, no has been fully qualified for curing Dys.
| pcp-y, on the plan practls"d by m self oct Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-10
New Fall Goods


VHTE have received by packets President and George
w Town, from Philadelphia and New York, part OF
our FALL STOCK; which enables us to ofier' on IL
bcral terms: ,,
London super blue, black, olive green, brown and
mixed cloths
peIsse cloths cassirnercs and sa,inests
blankets and fannts, plalnsnd printed oazes
Mfrino and common circsssans
BoHbazncs and bombazeps
Valencia, swansdown and tclnet vestIngs
Scotch and English plaids; plain and p'd camoie's
Italian lusrings and gros de Naples
Satin levantine, senchews and ssrsncts,
44and modes; satins and h"rences
Ita,an and French grapes; pongee =.
Merino scarfs shawls and hdkts. some extra Gua'iy
plain white merino shawls, a neat article
Tibet. barage and silk hsndkerchlefs
Enylsh and India bandannoes
Italian snd Barcelona cravats
Plain and printed jaconet do
irish table diaper S a TO l0-4
DO linens aud sheetngs; black and brown iio'ia"o
Twiled sacking; burlaPs and osrahurrs
A general assortment ct <,oc
DONESIYC CO2ION GOODS;
consisting, IN par, ct
BleacIrd and brown shcetinSs and shirtings
Fancy aud fur 4ture pla'ds.
Cotton osn, burgs. C. &c ,
Al, IF Which have been selected by an experienced
lcaler So ID I ,.,s
OCT tWHeF ~ h"'S "N '3 .---~----
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-10
Mats.

TyHE subscriber respectfully informs his customers
and the public generally, that he has on hand, Al
-4sss- this time, large and extensive assort'
gss4 ment Of
"a II A Il S 49,
6&SHh.A Of the different shapes and quaities no"
worn, which he will dispose Ut, whole
sale or retail on the most liberal terms.
He invites country Merchants to call and examine
his stock they passing through this Psee 10 .s
North. that they may have opportunity OF se<1Ht
where the, can get the best bargains
Also, II general assortment Of C.4PS;
Which. from the arrangements ne has made WIN .ne
manufacturers he will be able to sell as cheap as they
canbe bought to the North. r,,
oct IL IHoMhS L.
Gentlemen wishing Hats made TO order, can nave
them II the shortest notice.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-10
NCNiON al.

gHyIE subscriber respectful. inftrms his f.
Il the public that he has removed his eStu
next door to the rankin House Hotel. a i,'
below his old stand where he continuest to car, o.
Saddle Harness Z Trunk business,
LN .aLL IRIS HaRNOUN BR8hCHES
He tenders his grateful acknowledgements to h's
friends and the public, for the liberal patronage ne mas
received from them; and bsgs leave to assure ten'
that, with tn, aid Of the best workmen, and An am
ple supply of the most choice materials, ne wiz DC
able TO render entire satisfaction to those VINO may
please to favor him with their business either by order
or personal application.
lie IA, on hand at this time and will continue to keep
large assortment Of the following articles, wholesale
and retail, the most moderate terms:
Pstent spring saddles
Mems saddles. best quality; stun Maps
I'm do do plain
DO do common do
adies' do h. 81 and common
plated and .,ee bit d BRIDES. Of various kinds
plated and steel m ountt nsrtingales
SaddIe.baes 0f the late 81 fashion, and common
Velisses and carpet travelling bags
Plated mounted carriage harness
do gig do
Brass and japan mounted gig harness
Plated, brass, and japsnned mounted csrrysl har.
Wagon. cart, and lrsy harness
Fire buckets and halters
And also general assortment OF
EIerant Hard Leather Travelling Trunks
And great variety IT
THE BEST GIG & RIDING WHIPS.
Plated steel and brass spurs
Plated steel and bras. bride bits and stirrups
Ssddletrees and buckskins, assorted
IIufIaio skin saddle covers
Old saddles neatly covered with hog, buck, and calf
skin and quilted at shortest notice.
Old saddles, harness, and trunks Of all kinds, repair.
cd at the shortest notice
sep, so JAMES vANsANr.
JcJ, priut;oc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-17
FLORIDA WATER.

THNlilS agreeable composition, which is not sur
Il passed by any of the imported Cologne or La.
vender Waters, is obtained from plants which grow
IN the southern parts of the U. States 1t is an
excellent and mild cosmetic Invgorating the nerves.
refreshing and beautifying the skin and removing
reckes and many other disorders the face 1t also
contributes to perfect state of health by counter
acting noxous exhaatons and fortifying the debil-
itated fbres.
DIRECTIONS. When used for identifying the skin,
or TO remove the heat of the razor hala table spoon
full IN half pint pint Of water the face to be
well bated in it. In the proportion from half tea
spoon full in wine glass Of water, proves an en-
cecnt philodontic it strengthens the gums and pu-
rifles the breath, when taken Of pepper
mint Tor pains in the stomach-from half a tea spoon
to two, IN little water and sugar, is excellent in
nervous head aches, by rubbing the forehead and
smelling it quickly from half "a table spoon to a table
spoon full will be sufficient for this operation 1t is
also one of the best applications in case of bruises
and sprans as it causes the blood and rnph TO
pervade freely their respective vessels. Being rub
bed to the head it eXcites the cutaneous nerves
gives tone to the integuments and promotes that pc
cullar secretion which the health color and beau
ty of the hair depends, and prevents in great mca-
sure premature grayness.
u supply in large and small bottles received
by J. III. NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-17
CONDENSED REPoRTs.

4 {oNDENsED REPoRTs of Cases in the Supreme
~ Court of the United States, containing the
whole series of the Decisions of the Court from its
organization to the commencement of Peters Re-
ports at January term, 1927; with copious notes of
parallel Cases in the Supreme and Circuit Courts
of the United States. Edited by Richard Peters,
Esq Counsellor at Law and Reporter of the Deci-
sions Of the Supreme Court of the United States.
~ This work will be completed in vols. and
will embrace all the Cases reported by DaiSS, C.ancb
and Wheaton, and be saving of upwards of 500.
~ VOL LIST received by the subscriber, where,
subscriptions taken to the work.
Feb. Q. ]. III. NASH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-17

OF both Houses the General Assely hun tu ,h;,s n,
ne present must in such voe the causo
% removal snail be entered the journals of Thu
Judge against hon the ma, be about 10
sna ecnvo nntce thereof accompanied wh cory of the
cooes alleged Tor his removal least twenty DAYS before f
day on which either House Of the General Assembly shall
thcieupon. '' s'@" ne
Tn 'hs creation Of any new county. Justices of trs
eaee shai DC appointed in the first i'm sc manner
as be prescribed by law When yacnncies ~. 49,. H.
any county, or SHALL for cause deemed "a
increase the number appointments shall be made Inv Inc
cfnor on the recommendation of the respective Cou,v
~ The Attorney General shall be appointed Ly mini ro,s
Of the Two Houses of the General Assembly aud som,
stoned 10y the Governor, aud shall hold his Office during re-
pleasure OF the General Assembly, The Clerks of the scse
Cours when vacancies shall occur, shall be appointed l
well Of those now in Office as of those who NAV lie
hereafter appointed shall be prescribed by law Tho Se6a
snai De nominated by the respective County
courts and when approved by the Governor shall he
stoned by him. Tie Justices shall appoint Con,,ahle "1
all fees OF The aforesaid ciice shall he regulated y law
y WIiis shall Iun in the of the Com,nonwe.hh ,s
Virginia, and bear tese by the Clerks the several C,
indictments shall conclude, against the peace and dignity of
the Commonwealth e'' VI
both Houses
ARTICLE VII.
The Executive Departments, Of the Government shall ,enr
as present organized and the Governor Prvy onnc
lois shall continue in office, unit, elected under
TINS Constitution, shall come into Office, all other persons
ONCE when this Constitution shall be adopted except herr
IN Otherwise expressly directed, shall continue in Office till s,c-
cessoIs shall be appointed, eaw shall otherwise provide,
anu all me 1ourts oil Justice now existing shall continue will,
their present jurisdiction until and as the judicial
system may shall be hereafter otherwise organized by {u
Legislature. = W
Done in Convention i'm the CITY of Richmond on In,
fifteenth day of January, in the year of our LORD
one thousand eight hundred and thirty and in tie.
fifty fourth year of the independence of the IT,
States OF America.
PHILIP p. BARBOUR,
President Of the Correnfida.
Secretary of The CIonreniion
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-17
NEW GOODS

III NELSON has received by the Richmond
H. RACKET, ~ and bobbinel lnces 0imp la
ces and edgings, part very fne;) barepe and fancy
s5llk scarls new style belt rbbands, superior blk;
ltaIian iustrngs and company sans, black and while
SILK hoslcry long and short II. S. gloves bombazets
and superine blue, black g. Mkt cloths with vare.
" Of other des rabc goods, which offered at very
low prices for Gosh.
fcb IA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-17
AN AMENDED CONSTITUTION
Form Of Government for Virginia.
Adopted January I'm, 1900

Adopted January llth, 1870.
NYhcroasthe Delegates and Representatives of the
good people of Virginia in Convention assembled, on
the twenty ninth day of June in the year Of our Lord
thocsond hundred and scventy-siX reciting
and declaring that whereas, George the third, King
OF Grea Britain and Ireland and Elector of Hanover,
before that time entrusted with the exercise Uf the
kngly Office in the Government Of Virginia, had en-
deayoured TO pcrvert the into a detestabc and
nsupportUble tyranny, by putting his negative on
laws the most wholesome and necessary for the pub
lie good by denying his Governors permssiouto pass
laws Of immediate and pressing Importance, unless
suspended in their operation for his ASCENT and when
50 suspended noglectng 20 attend to them for many
years; by refusing pass certain other laws, unless
The persons 10 be benefited by them would rcinqush
the nesimable right ofreprescntation in tho Legsln-
furc; by dss Wing legislative assemblies repeatedly
aud continually, for opposing with manly irmness
his nvasions Of the rights Of the people; when dis
solved by refusing to call others for long space Of
time thereby leaving the potcasystem without any
legsativc head; by endeavourng to prevent the pop
& TOO Of our country, and for that purpose o6struct
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-17
J, vtIe Commonwealth " Tirginia
A PROCLAMATION.

NVTHEREAS the Convention which assembled in
w the city of Richmond, on. the first Monday in
October 1929, pursuant to law, to consider. discuss
and propose a new Constitution, alterations and
amendments TO the existing Constitution of this Com
monweath" have adjourned sine die, after having
agreed upon amended Constitution or form of CO.
vcrnmcnt be submitted the people, and to be by
them ratified or rejcctcd-I William d. Giles, Go
vornor have thought proper, by and with the advice
Of the Council OF State, to make proclamation. and
do hereby proclaim that the said Convention
did, onhe 18th day of january in this present year,
1880, adjourn sine die-and do direct that the said
amended Constitution or form of Government tor tins
Commonwealth shall be published once week for
~hrce successive months, together with this procla
nation in such newspapers as by advice OF Council
were directed to publish the Act OF the General
Assembly OF Virginia, to organize Convention.
Given under my hand as Governor. and under
.SEAL.l the seal of the Commonwealth at Rich
nlond, this 10Th day of January, 1880.
WIN. B. GILES
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-17
d. BRIGGs,
Secretary Of The Contention.
SCHEDULH


Ordered, that the roll containing the draft of tie
amended constitution adopted by this Convention Sc
by itsubmitted to the people of this commonwealth,
for their ratification rejection, be enclosed by tic
Secretary in case proper for its preservation ad
deposited among the archives OF the Council Of
State.
Ordered that the Secretary do cuuse the journals
of the proceedings of this Convention to be fairly
entered in well bound book, and after the safhe
shall have been signed by the President and Secre
tary that he deposit the same together with all the
original documents in the possession of the Conven-
ton and connected with its proceedings among the
archeves of the Council of State, and further, that
he cause 10 printed copies to be well bound, and
deposited in the Public Library.
Ordered, that the President of the Convention do
certify true copy of the amended Constitution TO
the General Assembly in session; and that the
General Assembly be- and they are hereby requested
to make any additional provisions by law which may
be necessary and proper, for submitting the 70
the voters thereby qualified TO vote for members OF
the General Assembly, at the next April election,
and for organizing the government under the amentS
ed Constitution in it shall be approved and ra
fed by such voters.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-17
The Romance Of HSto,y.
SPAIN. by Don r. De Trueba.
- ''Truth is strange,

Stranger Than fiction"
~ . LonD BYRON.
Our limits will not permit any thing like ANALYSIS
OF the vast stores Of romantic deed and wild adven-
ture contained in the work."-Lit. Gazette.
can excellent medium for conveying stronp md
VIVID pictures Of the past Vuonthiy ReUiew.
"They arc of the most intense and vivid interest,
Literary DUGgnck.
Just published, for sale by
feb ID COLLINS g. co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-17

Boo Of No. Chewing Tobacco.
N TAKE this method Of opprisinp the members Of
n the Legislature. and others who wish to get few
pounds OF choice Tobacco. that It can be obtained
a. my Drug Store sign Of the Mortar, opposite tho
Esg,e, y. III. BLAMIRE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-17
COAL.

IHVHE citizens arc Informed they can obtain plenty
n of Coal at my Yard on the Dock few vnrds
below the draw bridge, by applying to Mr. Bigclow,
or 10 =. CHUBB.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-06-16

We will now proceed to occupy our
solves with the relations Of light with our
globe. Redouble here your attention. !
Shall develope to you law Of nature, lit
tie observed, AID feeble appearance. but
yet, so common, that II IS universal, and
so potent that it gives its rotary motion to
the earth: it is The evaporation Of the seas,
put in in action by their solar rays.
The author Of this theory supposes that
the earth in its original condition, was liz
vested with all the elements which were ne
cessary to its development. Il was en-
braced by an atmosphere, and covered by
an ocean, even to the SUBMITS Of the high
est mountains. This ocean was IN the first
place CONCEALED, for the natural condition
Of water when devoid of heat is ice. He
compares it to an egg which not having
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-06-16
TO CAPITALISTS a
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