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Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-01-13

l3. AA elections shall be CicQ r0Ce.
10. The chief executive power shall be
vested he a Governor. lie shall be chosen
by ,he people Cor three years, and shall nol
Ibe eligible for the next term. A majority
of .he whole number OF votes is necessary
20 choice; and ifuo person receive sucl
majority, the General Assembly shall elecl
% Governor from the two highest numbers.
-. The Governor must be a native citi-
zen of the Commonwealth, and be thirty
years oface
16. The compensation ofthe Governor
shall be fixed by law, and neither be in-
creased nor diminished during his con
uuuance in office.
~. he shall sake care that tie laws
beautifully executed, &c.
Is. Commissions and grants shall ruu
jn the name of the Commonwealth &c.
49, The General Assembly shall pro
vide by law for the discharge orcxocutvc
duties, during the ircaPac,ty or absence OF
tho Governor.
% The manner OF appointing militia
officers shall be provided by law.
d. & Treasurer shall be annually APP
pointed by JOINT vote Of the two houses.
%. The judicial power shall be vested
90 a supreme Court of Appeals, such
Superior Courts as The Legislature may
establish. Dde Comfy Courts, aud Justices
of tto Peace. The Judges shall hold their
office during good behaviour
. The present Judges of the Cont OF
Appeals. of the General Court, and SUI
peuor Courts of Chancery. shall 60 out OF
office at che termination Cd the session OF.
the first Legislature elected under this con
sl.uu00
D. -. The Judges OF the Supreme
C0m. OF Appeals, and OF The Superior
Courts. smI be elected by the Joint vote
of both houses OF the General Assembly;
and shall receive fixed and adequate
salaries, which shall not be diminished
during their continuance IN office.
2i On the erection otaot new county,
Justices orhe Pence shall be appointed 10
.le first instance 900 such manner MS may
B.. prescribed bs iaw. Vacancies snail be
iIled on the number oil Justices increased
sr appointments made b. he Governor
rD1a thc recommendation oi their Cespoc-
iya county courts.
b. Clerks shall be appointed by the
respective courts; and their tenure OF oihce
sbalI BE prescribed by law.
D. Judges may be removed from Office
5r a concurrent vote of tw0-tHIrd5 oil Jotu
houses of the General Assembly.
40 Wrts shall rm in the name OF tne
Commonwealth, and beer test by the
Clerks.
80 The Departments shall continue as
now. until recognized.
81. The Declaration of Rights, OF june
I176. 90 be retained without amendment
The rcDort was referred to q committee
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Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-01-13
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Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-01-13
To the Stakeholder who may wish TO cmISr
from the state ofEirguia.

To the Stakeholder who may wish TO cmISrote
from the state ofNJrgjuia.
As Virguan, raised and educated amongst
Won, ] taye uht lt necessary 20 announce 10
vou the Issue of trial Cor the right OF property as
decided before the honorable Judge Morris, Pre-
>ideut Judge OF the Filth Judicial Circuit Of thr
State Of Indiana. The whole facts, as given 20
the Cont. were as follows Some time Inst iIil %
certain Mr. Sewa.l a native OF Virginia. formerly %
citizen Of Fauquier county, and more recently OF
Harrison county. concluded TO remove himself ana
family 10 the State OF Missouri, haviug negro
woman and three children, who were slaves, 90
accompany mm. lie passed through the state o.
Ohio entered the s,ute of indanaaud thence io me
town of Indianapolis. \ few miles west cd il-
town, Mr SeWaiI was stopped by high W1ier II
was thpn that the negto woman was advised 10
apply To- am ovcrsccr OF the poor for pro'ccucn.-r
tg did 1pt yaits writ If habna- gorpu, aroIaLi
her before Judga Morris. The i1-I Cook place on
Christmas day. Mr. SeWai defended lbs cum io
the slaves, by testimony odd The Womm comic s'lah
MS to her scryituje east OF lhc OH river. u was
,rouoJ in r.uly. That io state ofluli9ua knew no-
hing about slavery that all men are born cqlt'Y
free. and dat the momCHt slave pnlS hl- foot
within The limits of this state. h2 s entitled % .-
freedom. The counsel for the claimant commended
th,t ~ citizen of Virginia, he couIl pass with h-
rraeeriv without molcstati01. The Judge decided
HAL Mr.. SewaI lost his rights q citizen OF NT
oini tl,e moment he got beyond the limits 81 that
st,te. and that no man bad right 90 cmigrate
through the state OF Indiana with people Of colour
in attendance as his slaves. Mr. Sewai VIII lake
fbe case mp to the United States District Court
r-ou7vhch a rcvcrsion of Judgment S expected
,,ro,iIed the people can be found. The expense
has already amounted TO half The price Of The nc
rroes. and more than likely they will be al lawcd
away before the matter Is ended.
4 Member attic Indiana Legislature.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-01-13

The fol,owing communication was received at
the Post Office IN Whecl.ag, with request thal
JslouId be published
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-01-13
OYaT q z S.

TaHAPLINE x O'FEBRALL have nov on
u ban5 md viii receive yvseklv, tfcsl = AW
ani PICKLED OYSTERS, atTao Doaer-
per kcg
Wheeling JAP. 4, $3.50.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-01-13

Sugar Cane IN Arkaasas-We have
receiyed from Mr.. Asa fairfield, stalk
IF Sugar Cane, the produce ofhis farm 10
Sewer County, in the Southwest corner 0i
his Territory, which measures 6 feel / N,
hes in length, and contains is Joints II
Tor ID Of which are ripe and fit for The man,
ulacture Of Sugar. It has been examined
by several gentlemen acquainted with 'he
r.icle, who pronounce it equal IN every
respect to the produce Of Louisiana. ] ne
soil on which it grew. Is sandy loam'
warm, lively, and easily cultivated, and Is
situated ab0ut2j miles North Of Red RlV-
er, and about the same distance East OF the
Choctaw line. Mr. II. we understand
has raised , or 1 acres Of cane this season.
aud has found ii to succeed to the utmost
Of his expectations. .3rkaRsas Gazette.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-01-13
A CARD
MOOrc, hson s. Go.

INENDER their thanks 10 their customers Tor
II past figors and take this method ofinfofm-
ing the Merchants Of this place that after lio first
Of January accounts will be settled ~ the oxpira-
ton Of every 4 months and for balances pro or con-
Notes 20 90 DAYS WILDE given or taken.
Yarns viii be furnished NJ The lowest cash pfI
ces, and az settlement if any change shul haze ta-
ken place Gin favor ofthe purchasor) n,puce, they
will be governed by h., as they in'ond 70 keep no
price as low rs any reputable Factory west Of The
mOunn.ns.
Wheeling Jn. !, IS3.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-01-13
RRTSHES.
COTTON.

-PJSF received end Tor sale, - ~ s,.ErT.
J ilab. Cotton. b, H-No-> q u -
In l-M
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-10
More New Arrivals.

UDHE. Subscrber has this day received large
additions OF Staple and Fancy Goods,
which make his stocH very large, complete
and inviting. A part OF which are as follows;
Green worscd Wells. elegantly figured
DO Gauze do plain and figured
Barrege Scarfs, elegant
Purple and black Gduze Idkis. Tor second
mourning
Black fam ed. do, and a great variety OF other
colors
Ma,tiony Lustrings-EIeavy black SanIns and
Satin Laventinds
/ piece Straw codred, Il piece French Greg
Gros de Naples Silk
French and Seersucker Gioghams, great var ETY.
large assortment Calicoes-Brown Ratiisle
Ladies and Gentlemen's HorseSkin Gloves, We.
ny best
Black Brochelle, Lastings, Prunella, sn1 a
great variety OF other goods for Gentle
mems wear
Vestines-l piece best black Genoa Velvet
Muslns, Csmbrcs, Irish Linens aud Lawns
Shoes, Hats Hardware. Groceries, and IN
short, great variety Of Goods, nnnece.-
sary to enumerate, selling at prices 10 suH
the times.
Wis cum,omers and the public are earnestly
invited to CALL see and judge for themselves.
HENRY ALLISON.
May 6 IS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-10
sssm to require thai The General should mol
again stand IN his way
COUNTl.IiFEITERS

Commonwealth vs.. Stephen aud Jesse dbdon
We inadvertently omitted 10 mention. in our
last, the result OF the trial of Stephen Abstoa
aud Jesse Ahsion, whose arrest on charge of
counIerfcitiog we some lime since noticed
These prosecutions came on for irial before
Judge Fleming Saunders. AT the April term of
Putsyl.ania Superior Court Qast Monday week.
and occupied the whole term The Grand Ja.
~ found separate indictments against the pris.
oners, for eonoterleiling the current coin Of the
United STATES To both Of which their eounsel
demurred, aud also flod pleas 10 the jurisdiction
Of the Court, on the ground that the offence
charged was nm offence against The sovereignty
OF The uhiled states, aud not of the State and
that the right Of coming money having been
vested by the Constitution IN the United States,
the tight TO punish Offences against IL was also
vested there, aud that ii was not in the power
of Congress 10 delegate such right 10 any 9th.
VI tribunal than the Federal judiciary. The
drmur,ers to the indictment we're oyerruled by
TIE Court. The Attorney for the Common.
weaUh men demurfed To the pleas 10 the Jurig.
dlctIon, which demurrer was sustained by the
Court The counsel for the prisoners insisted
that the coin which the prisoners were
charged with having oounteriei,ed. must be
produced tor the INSPECTION of the Jury. Tbis
point was also overruled by the Court. These
proceedings having occupied two days. on
Wednesday jury was sworn, and the prose
cuIlons, by agreement, tried together upon their
merits Late on Friday evening. The Jury, af-
Ter short absence. returned into Court with
verdict of MOI Glahq, on both md.etments--
upon which the prisoners were discharged.
Counsel Tor the Commonwealth William n
Banks, esq. for the prisoners, Jas. b. Kisque,
+. w Nsqne, X. J. Shelton and Abram Gle.
ment, esqs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-10
ITEMS.

The celebrated Lorenzo Dow. of whom but
It'le has been recently KNOWN left Elkton,
Md iew dsys since, for Baltimore.
On tn Goth alt. the Secretary Of the Ameri.
can Colonization Society, at Washington, re-.
ceiVeh, from friend Of tbs cause - Frederick
Town, Md donation OF three hundred dollars
The No. folk He,ald OF April 80. says -
" We are authorised 10 state that Nh ses Myers,
esq. late Collector OF the Customs ior the Port
has been officially in formed that his accou n, .
have been .fnaAy ddjnsted ard are closed on
the books Of the Treasury"
Mr.. Folk. Of " Carolina has been unani.
monsy appointed by the vesiry OF the M5nu
meAtal, Church. io Richmond. an Assistant 10
the Right Rev. Richard G. Moore
Mr.. Joseph Hemphd the able member Of the
H. oil H. from Philadelphia, has publicly de
clIhed re-elec ion to the 22d Congress.
The Ladies are advised. in these times OF
large sleeves, to consult Ezekiel, 18th chapter,
18th verse.
Recent arrivals bring the gratifying intelli.
gence that Lord William Brniinck. the Gov
frnor General Of India, has suppressed by law
me horIid prattIce OF burning the widows OF
dece ased natives.
Anthony Van Peli. Of Greene county, N.
L. lately died, at the advanced age Of Io6
years aud months. During the Revolution
AIRY war, he was excused from duty. on account
OF his advanced years. He is snid 10 have en-.
| Joyed 10 the last the use of all his facultie,
particularly his sight.
small sharp piece OF steel having snapped
| INTO the eye of jeweller 10 Providence. the
| physicians we're averse 10 operate upon il,
considering the delicate nature oi the eye. A,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-10
From The Journal Of Health
ptrtrS FOR YOUNG LADY

RIFLES yin ~ ioSANo Il ~
=, her go TO bed at ten o'cloGk-nine
- ,leasss She must not grumbIe, or be
= ,.s ~. rd because she may no, sleep the
us, a;,h, or two, and thus lay Illuminating on
.ia,.,,res from which she haS cut herself
~ -, ,e,sist steadily for a few nights, when
''' II, sod that habit will produce a far more
s'Iaas.,t repo,e than thai which follows late
IN .a,,.a or assembly. She will, also. rise in
o ,a,nornirg more refreshed--with better spirits
md , more blooming complexion.
10, her rise about slY o'clock in summer,
II hon, eigh, in winier-immedisiely wash
49,, race and hauds with pure water-cool or
.an;d according TO the season OF the year; and
4 she could by any means he inducedto sweep
Lor room. or hustle about some other domestic
rorcerns for about al hour. she would be the
1,;ne, as well in health as in beauty, 10y The
ractice.
q Her breakfast should be something more
.,h.,sn,ial thana cup of Stops, whether de
dominated tea or coffee, and a th'n shce Of
,,r.ad and better. She should take a soft boil
sd ess or two, little cold meat. dranght Of
I'm or a cup or two of pure chocolate.
4 She should not lounge all day by the IRE,
ealing novels, nor indulge herself in think
mo OF the perfdy Of false swains, or the des-
,,.,r of n pning damsel but buslle about
wak or ride in the open air, rub the hrnltnn-
or make puddngs--and when she feels hun,
Or, eat a custard or something equally light
- u,ace of the fashionable morn'"g tea or
u slice oil pound cake and a glass OF Wine or
cordial.
5. Let her dine upon mutton or beef plnnly
cooked and not too fat-but she need not turn
Iyay occasionally from a fowl or any thing
.ouslly good lei her only observe TO parIake
Of it in moderation, and TO drink sparinsly OF
water during the repast.
g. In place OF three or four cups OF strong
TEA for supper, she may eata cuslard--a bowl
of bread and milk---or similar articles and
in few hours afterwards let her retire 10
bed
7. At other periods of the day which cum
6ccupied by business O, exercise. let her read
M sickly love taes--but good bumou,ed asd
instructive works-calcuIated while they keep
The mind unincumbered with heavy thought,
10 augment its store of ideas, and TO guard II
against the injury which will ever resu&irom
false perceptions OF mankind and of the con-
Germs OF lie.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-10

MARRIED., on Wednesday evening last. by
The Rev. Nicholas H. Cohbs. VIM. l. Coz
GIN, es1. Attorney u, Law, 10 Miss MARY
daughter of Maj. Vm Cook, oil of Bedford
county
-. in For, Stewart Church qreiand,
on the % February, Ivy the Rev. Andrew
thirsty. Mr.. ROBERT X. BRANDON. near
kesh, County Ferman ePh. 10 MARY ANNE.
daughter 81 William kyle, esq. oil Brackey,
co"oty Tyrono--and lately resident OF
Lynchhutg.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-10
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

Morgnn-John OTerrali. Vim. SMITH
middfe'er DR.. M. L. Booth. WIN. Shep.
herd.
slrtp-John G, Crump, Francis Ronin.
f~etf-hles'fs. Gillespie aud Day idson
Richmond eonniy-hlsj. Thomas X. Barnes.
Garter Mitchell
Brooke-Jesse Edgingtou. John e. Camp
bells
Wood-iienry l.. freniis. David u. spen
Ger
fan0rsr--Fehi Winston, CherleH Thomp.
son jr
Norihumbeiaud-Samuei Blackwell. Rows
ton Bette
THE AMENDED CONSTITUTION.
TaP Very few Of the returns below are com
pieie. We shall keep the Table standing. and
correct it AS fast as We receive additional re-.
turns
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-10

NOTiCE.--The subscriber having determin
= v I'd to move to tie West the ensuing tall
VIII offer for safe, at auction, on Friday the
I4th inst. several Houses and Lots, pleasantly
situated within the Corporation. One OF them
containing about one acre and 7-S, with
hundancc ofexceIlent fruit 'rees Terms ac'
commodating, and will be made known on the
DAY Of sale. SAML. SCHO0LFlEbD.
MAY & iftds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-10

u The Wheeling Compiler speaking of the
four votes thai were given in Ohio county, in
favor of the amended Constitution. remarks
that one OF the fopr persons thought TINT he
was voting for a Convention; and another that
he was choosing between two candidates for
the House OF Delegates, Mr. RatGeatio" aud
Mr. Rejeciioa-and rs he WAS most pleased% it'll
The sound Of Mr.. Rallficaion's name. he ypied
for him. What lameniabe and unaccona ia-
tans of know ledge are almost as free as the
air we breathe
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-10

ae .eli,ineiA' "ho,' nes'l, Il, are, touched i, BY
,b be tale OF woe-nrd none OF these shall heed
hin and he may rellse . a. n,el, to bus bedles'
gsr.e' ~. world may be busy and cheerful
graz around him, but no sympathy. shall
anu "y Inn his heart ,hail be dry as Gideon's
r rfaeD While the softening dews of humanity
- 4. ling around hun.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-10
Communicable w. Willinm Boumnn.

On Saturday last. the examination of a
stranger. calling himself William Bowman,
who had been lew days before committed to
jail, charged with having pissed counterfeit,
notes, was had before called court The pri.
soner bad in his possession, number OF notes
of the Centre Bank of Kentucky payable at
Bardstown, believed 10 have been struck from
the genuine plate, although they were neither
dated nor signed, two or three Of which he had
passed. The Court discharged The prisoner,
on the ground. we believe. TINT the notes were
in an unfinished condition. All found 10 his
possession, were delivered over 10 the Sergeant
Of The Court, with directions TO commit them
to tho flames.
{. Anthony. esq. for the Commonwealth !;
William Daniel jr. ~ Charles l.. Mosby, esqrs
for the prisoner.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-10

a. We are grailfed 10 learn that the Prin-
cipal Engineer Of the State has been directed
by n resolution Of the er oGicio members of The
Board of Public Works, as soon ss be shall
have completed certain duties already assigned
him by the Board. 10 survey route Tor a canal
rivers nj Lynchburg, agreeably TO the tenor Of
resolution adopted by the last General As
sembly
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-10
ORANGES anA Aenons.

NU5r received a supply Of fresh Slcly Or
81 ang,s and Lemons S. AYRES.
Anrl 26 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-10

M Cl1y There is no question, as 10 the
daily increasing popularity OF MIR. Gay. II ii
not in the nature of things, that il should be
otherwise The people will at all times atone,
by manifestations of their confidence and re-
spect, for any injustice into which they may
be betrayed by the lalsehoods and Siandefs o
demagogues. No man has suffered more
from this cause than Mr.. Clay but we look
forward With confidence TO the day when he
shall be fully restored TO the confidence of his
counirymen and be elevated 10 the first oiiic.
in their gift. W. extract the following letter
from Ohio, to gentleman in Richmond, which
we find 10 the Wing, as one of the many eyi
dences of Mr.. C's growing popularity;
al assert, without fear of being contradict
ed by any intelligent person, that Mr.. Clay
possesses the confidence aud affection Of ONO,
Indiana and Illinois, TO an extent that no mar
ever possessed il. Mortal means cannot de
uriye him Of their votes"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-10

UnderhiUs Patent Machinery for passing Boats
from higher to q iowsr teret.-l he Invention
:of conveying vessels or floating bodies from
one level TO another. is carried into effect by
he following means Surprising that a boat
or barge was proceeding iroma higher to a
lower level of canal, cradle mr. frame wi'h
wheels ia to lowered down below the surface
nj the water, and the boat or barge located I'M
,,ed,a,ely over IT, + he cradle rs then drawn GU,
Of the water by means OF chains and powerful
machinery having the barge resting IN II ana
,he running wheels Of the cradle beng guided
ayainst inciincd railways. are made TO run up
the rail way by the power already mentioned
carving the cradle with the barge ID leVti
.,osi,,on on TO platform just above the surface
of The wster.-From this platform The c'""ie
and the barge are lowered again, by the aseh-
cy ofIhe power, and the SUSPENSION cne'hs
boye mentioned, the wheels OF the cfadte run
ming down other iucised railways TO the wa
ter. At the lower level Of the canal where me
barge is gain Sc, aaoal, and the cradle n'"~n
up to the platform, ready for s'nsr opera
lion. The improvements are also app 'c"o"
In the raising or lowering OF "e'6h's upon
land.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-10

NJ We learn, from the National Journal
tina, Duff Green aud Vice Pres1eat Calhoun
have constant meetings in the room Of the lat
ter in the Capitol II i, easy enough to see
wha, is in The wind. The Harrisburg and Al.
bany nominations, and the authorized annunci.
alton, by the n. Y. Courier, of Gen. Jackson
as a candidate for reelection, do not suit the
Vice President He has already once given
way to Gen, Isck:on--and cour,e.y roM
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-10
STING OF A WASP OR BEE.

The following has been asserted to be a rem.
edy for the painful sensation. over Tue spo'
where the sling has entered, apply ine pipe Oh
a key. press i, for minute or two: ana the pam
or swelling will disappear. The tinctnre OF
ooium aa1danum,) Immediately administered,
is also said TO be a certain cure.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-10

~ The last Petersburg Old Dominion brings
us TIN disagreeable intelligence that Col. James
Robertson, late Collector Of The port of Peters
burg, IS delaul,cr 10 TIC government. The
amount is not stated