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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-12
JAMES WINSTON,
COMMISSION

(.QIrkei BEUdgel
a rs on hand, and daily Xpects. the following
IA articles. which b. VIII sell ON the most reason
'erms, (withnur ihs addition Of proft:)
TOO Marauhom, Spanish hides. (htavy)
1000 los of oak tanned scal and harness leather
COCO lbs. of assorted cotton yarns
1000 lbs. of washed and uuw0shed wool
100 sacks OF Liverpool salt. at ~
20 barrels and 10 boxes loaf sugar. I5c. to coo
% whole and huff pieces cotton bagging
20 doZ. wire meal sieves
200 barrels OF melt and gross sh
10 do Of family roe
ID do of shad
II hhds. Of best Now Orlcan- molasses
p barrels of sweet Malaga VINE ,
20 do of cordial
p do Of Newark vinegar
10 do Of do cider
30 boxes Of allow candles and soap
80 bundles Of printing paper
Wrapping and letter do
Wc5b's seq rs, bed cords. sash cord
Leading lines lead pencils
Beet tongues, &c. sc.
md daiig expected,
10000 Tvs. Kicks family bacon
1000 los of lard
20 barrels large Northern apples
Chars. settees, &c &c.
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We offer for sale.

rzaR iiads sugar, 81. Crois, Porto Rico and N
n W Odeans. part prime
40 btls do do
50 boxes and 10 bills loaf sugar
90 hhds West India molasses
10 do and GO bbls N. o.. do
$50 bags coffee, Java, Laguira, S; Jago, Rio &
ST Domingo
$500 sacks Liverpool blown salt
500 do do ground do
5000 bushels Lisbon do
20 tons bar iron, Swedes, English and American,
assorted
10 tons castings, assorted
Cast, shear, German and blistered steel
10 tons pig rn
so kegs cut nails and brads, assorted
10 do wrought do
Novascolia grind stones
500 sides soal leather
Calfsklns and upper do
$50 Buenos Ayrcs hides
Sicily Madeira, Canary,
Port. Scuppernong, Muscat, Wine
And dry end sweet Malaga
81 iiercss rice
10 tierccs clover seed
Window glass, 10 by IL. g ~ 10, 6 by o and 0
by II, IN whole and half boxes
Shot assorted, bar lead. gun DIVIDE
Copperas, alum, salt petre, birthstone
Pimenio. pepper. ginger, indigo
Gunpowdcr, imperial and black tea =
Segars, bottle corks
Sewing and wrapping Irvine
Shoe thread IN balls and hanks
Bale rope and cotton baggiur
Sltters, soap and candles
Muscatcl raisinS
Flax seed
% GOO lbs bacon
900 tierces Thomaston lime
800 brls tar
so bblS No. 3, mackarel, prime pork
Letter, writing, and wrapping paper
Cassia, pearl barley
Glass, earthen and stone ware
WhitImorss cotton and wool cards
Llnseed and tanners oil
Domestic goods, s~heetings, shifting
Broad cloths, &c. &c. &c.
ALSO,
Cotton yarns assorted, from the Appomattox Cot
ton Factory. LEWIS WEBB g. co.
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FRESH GOODS

NETE have received by the Exit, and other late
w arrivals from NV York.
Worsied MoIair and silk hosiery
7-8 and IA Irish hnens of heavy texture
Table and byrd eye diapers and lawns
Fine and superfne white and co.ored faancls
Merno cloths and circassians
New style calicoes and Ginghsms
Merlno and Cashmere long shawls
- Sih umbrellas, and gloves assorted
Black, blu, and assorted cloths
1914 to Is ! heavy rose blankets.
With 4 general assortment of other goods, which
offer al low prices. ii NELSON u Co.
oct IS
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NEW USIC.


HOLLINS& co have received an additional sup
~ ply Emusic for the Piano Forte; among winch
are the following songs, and q further stock of stan
dard peces-cousIsiHg of Marchcs. AIRS. Wa!tzes
and Variations, &c.
Away, Away we bound DER the Deep. words by
Mr.. Drake, music by T. V. Vcls,atnal;
She never blamed HIM, Never, words by II H..
Bayiy music by Mr.. Boyle;
My Happy Woodland Home, music by J.. II.
Horncastle;
. why is Lowest Celestial Dream, a ductt to Prn-
cess Mary, music by VI. Vcrtuc.
We met. n ballad from the songs OF tho BauGoir.
words and music by T. II Bayly;
10 thee my Hopes. my Wishes flee, or the Love Let.
ter, by w. Ball;
Never Home came lie, words by Cunningham ~.
Kirby;
Isle o, Beauty Fare thee Well, by Bayly, accom-
%paniments by Rawlings;
The lttle Snow Bird. !. y. Norton;
The llerdsnan's Return. by w Bail;
Helen Trevor, by c. L.. Horns
Love is like n htlc y @. by w. West,
The Parting Hour, 10y 81. Dlclmau;
knew thee Mary, by J. T.. Norton;
Pcnseza a MOI ma cherc smlc. dedicated TO the
young ladies' at Mrs. SaroIin's Seminary. by !. r..
Norton;
De nc bannir puts qriIale courage, by V. RI
faut;
/ sec them on their Winding Way, by Bishop lie.
Der, B. Hnc;
The Captive Knight, by Mrs. IieJot, music by her
sister;
The Banks of Allan Water. by C.. T.. Horn:
Farewell, since we must Part, by II Hewitt.
Collins and Co have also received % further supply
Of musical nstumcnts-as .Guit9rs, Victims. Flutes.
Flagcocis, Lsurgie and doualrl Ciar.onc;s and FItcs,
much below former prices.
act 11-fs
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Fashionable Boots and Shoes

HE subscribers have on hand, a very extensive
assortment of every description of ladies, gen
tleInen's. misses, boys, and childrens boots, bootees
and shoes, Of superior quality, all which will be
warranted, n they were made at their factory.
l5oo PAIR ladies lasting. ~satteen, and kid slippers of
every quality and price
500 do ladies morocco walking shoes
5oo do do seaiskin and goatskIn walking shoes
800 do do listing walking shoes with and with
out heels, and at various prices
% do do bronze and blue morocco slippers
SO do do blue and jet black satin slippers
5O DO do wnIte satin and lasting slippers
100 do do seaskIn walking shoes, without heels
100 do misses morocco and sealskin slippers
loo do do do do walking shoes
and bootees
100 do do lasting slippers, coloured and black
500 do g~entlemen's caliskIn, sealskin and goat
skin boots of various qualities and price
500 do do boots, very low prices
100 do do superior callskin shoes
$50 do do very superior gdatsEin dress
500 do mems stout prime kip peggcd and sewed
bootees, very superior and low prices
800 do prime thick begged Is sewed bootees and
shoes, suitable for factory and plantation hands
500 do Womcns leather shoes ofexcellent quality
200 do boys bnotccs and shoes. various kinds
500 do ladies and g~entlemcn's India rubber shoes.
large sizes and superior quality
1000 do children's shoes and booiees, comprising
almost every kind ever made, the quality of
which is very superior
100 lbs whipping twIne, which will be sold very low
goo whlsker brushes, a handsome Article
100 pair ladies' and gontlemen's cork soals, a new
article for keeping the foot dry and warm
so superior made leather travelling trunks. some
extra large sizes, double and single
% beautiful travelling bags with IRON clasps
100 lbs green hemp shoe thread
Black and Russell valices.
All Of which will be sold at very low prices, at
wholesale or retail, ny
~GRANNiSS, son & BROTHERS,
Corner Of Main and I4th streets.
i s. They i'll receive in n few days, many other
new and superior articles. oct 25
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To The Ladies and Gentlemen If Richmond,
would beg leave to say q few words, for the pur-
pose of soliciting their attention 20 the above Card
of Mr.. James Edwards; who not only deserves n
share of public patronage, but his misfortune of
being blend, demands your sympathy. Others, bless
ed with their sight, can follow other occupations: but
that OF a Musician, is the only on which he can
pursue. Nevertheless, he asks only for such encour-
agement as he may be found 10 merit. independents
OF thpt consideration. To those who are acquainted
with him, any chromium Is unnecessary. To know
him, is to respect him, and to feel for him. His
manners arc unassumlugs but decent: his department
correct. ANXIOUS.
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"a CARD.
JAMES EDWARDS

Az" offers his services to the Ladies and Gentlemen
of Richmond, as a performer on the Clarionet and
Violin, at pubic or private parties lie will be hap
Ply TO obey any coll which may be made on him, in
the line OF his profession; and he solicits uat share
Of the public favor which IT shall be his am 10 merit.
Ills residence is on the Hill, this side OF, aud opposite
10, the Penitentiory. Or should il be inconvenient
10 call at his own house, they may leave IA card
either NJ The Armory, or at Mr.. Taylor's Confcction-
airy Store, on the Hill, addressed TO him.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-12
S.3NpEg aRD'S
Patent Specific Ointment.

II subscriber having purchased the exclusive
h right To make aud vend Shepherds Invaluable
Patent Specific Ointment for Richmond and q large
portion ct Virginia, as well as several other States.
takes pleasure in informing III friends, that he has
now on hand q large supply of the genuine article
prepared under the rev improved patent, which p
viii sell TO his agents and others on the most accom-
modating terms 1t may. perhaps. not be generally
known. that Shepherd was the original inventor az
the article known as Iudkils' OIu;.hent, having test
ed It's virtues long before he had he least knowledge
of Jndkins. 1t will hereafter be known as Shen-
herds Ointment, and will be sold wholesale and
retail by JOHN Ii EUSTACE.
nov 5-ts Solo Proprietor.
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j. III. NASH is AGENT for

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FE7liE North American X view
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London Jrrst Uondoul
English Common Law Reports
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Farmers Series of Go (London)
Franklin Journal
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Condensed Reports Supreme Court
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That those who Patfonise nin nay esre,
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|oSnhS Est ~" ING
W" "oNt,lAhH
'HNHE Subscriber has Just received the
n tpUnwlno nrttcles.-
Colgnc
Florida
Orange Flower ! Waters
Rose and
Honey
Aromatic vinegar
Vinegar of rouge
Rouge in pots
Lip salve
Teeth powder
English
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-05

meht shall remain % at present organised, and the
Governor and Privy Councillors shsll continue In Of.
nee. until Governor. elected under ths Consitu'iop
shai come into oiiice-snd all other persons in Office
when TIL, Constitution skaii b Adopted except as il
herein Otherwise expressly directed. .hall continue in
office TIL succ shall be appointed or the law sb.
otherwise provides and all the Cousts Of Justice now
isting shall continue with their present jurisdiction un.
III and except far the judicial sy.tem may or shall
ne hereafter Otherwise organized by the L@r.laturs
XXXI: The Declaration Of Ri xh,. made on the i2,h
June. l776 by the Representatives Of the rood people
Of Virginia assembled in full aud fee Convention.
which peftainel 10 them and their pos,srity, ..
the basic and foundation of Csovernme mi: -tcauirng
In the opinion this Convention no amendment shall
be prehxed 10 this Constitution. and have the came re.
lsnoa thereto :. Il had 10 the former Constitution Of this
Commonwealth.
The Report having been read at the Clerks Table
the Chair announced to tile Convention that was open
to amendment
Mr.. FIrzHU0H snqnre,t whether This form of a
Constitution was to be considered aud reatsdas an a.
raendment TO the amendments agreed upon BEFORE or
timeI
The Chair replied that II was to be considered in the
latter point oil view the whole being presented as one
substantive proposition submitted for the action of IN.
body. ~
Mr. FrrzHuGu then further snour.d vbe,b.r
question was to be taken separately each article!
Inc Char replied In the negative: Il would be ire at.
| ell much ss bill whom il had received 10, frat
and second reaing: it would DO open to amendments,
aud when all tho amendments had been agreed upoo.
tue general question would then be Nh, ON engro..
ing the Report amended for a third reading. The
chair did not consider itself bound require tho form
oil hrst aud second reading and commitment, a, wa,
usual with bills
MIR. JOHNSON thought differently, aud that il ought
TO go tho the same stages a, bill.
The Chair replied that such had been the course
IN other Conventions: In that held in Massachusetts
Constitution ssreported read twice. and then ia
Ken up article by article. The House could prescribe
| any course II thouy ut fit.
de'uory debate now ensued on the proper course
to be pursued in respect to the Report was read
secoad Time ny its tte-and motion being then mads
10 commit II to Committee Of the Whole il was mega
uved The debate was then resumed: and after some
mm-' the vote just passed was recon.idered and the
Report was committed 10 Committee Of the Whole
House. and made the order Of the day to.morrew Some
parts Of It having been adlsd by the e9mmites in MS
since tho printing OF the Report the whole was order
ed 10 De and sent the members this evening
The Hou'e then adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-05
COMPLEMENTARY

hnbo u may be aloos, day after the fair, yet We
lay before our readers two conmu sions one from
the East, and the other from the poiYey Country
touching me Convention. few days will, hope ,
ssuy NC n,s, w the prospect Of forming Const
lion has frightened up considerably.
We al'o give play 10 The new Compromise Scheme Of
our tIisnd HON the Valley, although deem in ali
propaoy That the time has pas ed by, when snV n,,o
propo lion about the Basis,g he entertained w,
OUT syare space ihis morning, enables US 10 rrsuy
both Correspon 'entsas well TO spread before our
readers the sensible speech Of Mr. Nicholas ia favor Of
e'ecting the Governor by the legislature
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TREASURY DDPaRT3fENcT; )


NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN 10 tho proprietors
OF the Sir per cent Stock, created in pursuance
OF an Act OF Congress- passed the 3rd day Of March
1915 that il has been decided by lot that tie certif-
Gates OF the said stock, which toned in the an
nexed Schedule, amounting in the whole to three mil
Tons forty nine thousand fire hundred and fovty ftoo
dollars and ninety three cents be paid, on the LIST day
January nert to the proprietors thereof or their Ie
gal representatives. Attorney duly constituted on
the pre.e and surrender OF the said certificates
at the Treasury or at the Loan Office where the same
may stand credited.
Notice is hereby gipen. That transfer of the GER
ihcais. enoned in the annexed Schedule, from the
books OF the Treasury any Loan Cice will be al
lowed after the Let day Of December next.
IND also, That the interest on all the certificates
mentioned in the said Schedule will cease and deter
mine OIL the sl't day OF December next
s. ID. INGHAM-
Secretary Of the Tredst,'y-
SCHEDULE OF the Certificates Of the sig per cent stock
o. 1919 credited on the books Of the Loan Office at
pTgnid and which TO be paid on the .t of 1. m
nary 1880, agreeabIy to the foregoing notice.
az amount NO. Amount.
=. !uuo 3Z 1I5O
o. 1881 40 S6 1861
2S 46S SIS
Jams III i,
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To rnr EDiTons OF rak ESar,nrr.

In paof ofthe 2I January yoa state that MI N.ai.
proposition rejected by large majority"
IL withdrawn by the
stance OF Of tho s,nyu supporters OF H. with
ew to move hereafter, u occasion should
ne lew remarks made in reply to what Mr. Morgan said
To Clerks q uncns
instead of earcfd. - ~"
Ian
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>, ELECTION ron SENATOR
10 supply the place 6f w. +. Gordon, e.,
DIR q C,.L~ A
S;st

,,GxoReErcwN Cd. O. J.nusay 2-Th. Pr-.id.p,'-
mouse wa "p"n yesteritv, according to CUSTOM for
The reception to.e who inclined to oiyr their
pec' .nd concentrations tn The Chief Magistrate OF
me country We Understand that very large con-
eo"r'e OF persons attended, aud that the ho'se was
crowded. rCof,,nb;a a.,
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pdifey Of ia. December. 1929.

We recommend to our readers short but SUMMARY
and interesting Re port ON the End Auditors Oce tho
land the James River Company Fand-which appears
IN yesterdays Proceedings Of the House Of DELEGATES
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-05

MARRIEDl-M New YORK rby the Rsveend. Doctor VAIN
msnn me Hon. DANIEL .WsnssEa of Boston, CAKoLINE
youngest daughter OF HERMAN LIZ Ror, ESQ,
ON Tuesday, 22i ult. by tho james Doughen Jons
daughter OF Richard N. Thweatt ESQ. of Chu,lrfieL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-05

NoIiCE- In consequences at an apple alton from
some OF the Members Of the Convention now in
session TN Richmond, the Steam Boat Potoinae Canf
cenHns, will perform one more trip previous TO being
a'd up Tor the winter The boat will leave Ws,hiny
'oh' on wednesday, the 9Th instant the usual time
say o'clock L. NJ N. WATTLES, Agent
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-05

INNHE Lecture at the Capitol ih. evening, comnen-
n ces at Ia past o'clock precisey-By Mr. En-.
mons.
ORDER PERroRMANcE.
1 Patriotic Grafton
National Jubilee. Poem
Battle Bunker Hill Poem
Capture Of the Peacock, &c.
Of expence. '"'"e'' "ee
80" o' Silt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-05

DEDon Friday the llth Of December at his residence in
rIuvanna county, Mr. REUBEN HERNDoS 9b wear ,f s
& IN me aeah Of this truly amiabe and excellent
he circle oil his acquananccs, which
honest integrity of hi. claracsr tho of
,s NATURE had endeared him to a For 6Ay he
an exemplary member of the Baptist
ms ah was dcmonsravely by of h fo
"nieh oHered pleasing commentary
enjoyed al the time Of his dissolution "
When pleased the
aolo friend TO his reward without pain
ease seemed though tired
her functions, sunk exhausted while the life family gin
nefed Tor until spark quietly sunk In the SOC
"e'' """e s'oP pcace
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-05

HARMERS' BANK>OF VIRGlNIA.-Tbe PreSj
~ dent and Directors have declared a dividend os
two and half per cent on the capital stock for the rar
six months, which will be paid the SockbpFIer. 90
the 10Th instant. VIM NEKERVIS Co.,s vi
Jan. 8. ar =. t.
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BANK OF yIReINIA, D

BANK OF VIRGINIA D.
Jan. 4, 1880
VHtHE President and Directors have declared divi-
n dend three per cent for the last half wear w bcI
will be paid on the 18th instant.
W. CAMBRIDGE, cash'r,
Jan. D. SIT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-05

The first and most beneficial effect of bi. scheme
would be, by their acquired weight in The basis
and increased number of the Senate and its aeen.
cy in the Executive appointments and i'm the pomina
ten Of Governor and Eeutenent Governor and NV ,la
equal weight In the representation of the State i'm Con.
gress, and in the election Of President and Vice Pres
dent oil the United Staes-to reconcile the
nounS interests 10 the incorporation of the federal num-
per5 IN the OASIS oil the most branch of the
Legislature, and to the election Of Governor and Lieu
tenant Governor by that branch, &c and thereby 10 in
sure the appreciation Of the people al large and The
adoption by large majority of the qualified voter,
c0roihg us provisions. oil constitution embracing IT,
Inc arstocratc lever OF property representation would
be harmless in the most numerous branch of the L.
gsisure with the democratic principle in the bas. of
tho Senate. set over II as guard, check IL in anv
working which It might manifest tending toward, an
invasion OF the rights Of persons-Its further opera
ton would be to render more eqtin the
throughout the State though not in one branch of The
Legislature, upon the white basis exclusively IL would
moreover preserve and gradually equslze the county
representation so much priced by many, and aay for
long time at least the dread entertained by some of the
danger with respect 10 the federal Union Of disturbing
the principle OF the representation Of the federal
bers. In the modes Of nominations, elections and an
Pointments there would be thorough mixture and in
cwnng OF the two great interests Of persons and pro-
perry IL would also gradually and steadily a,gnen,
inc numbers OF the legislature il proportion 10 tbe
increase Of population land this is good reason vb,,
they should be as small, at first may be suicen1
and IN no very long time, produce balance nj
potcer between the East and the West which ,ni,,
then, by happy invention, be fixed and rendescd
perpetual II more probable, however that the
ponderance would, in time pass from those who have
no0 for than half century pridentIv enoved
1T but, should hope into hands which would never
he disposed to use less meekly, I.s wisely. ana
the union, harmony and prosperity OF our beloved Vir
ginia be as permanent as "the everlasting hills "
Aoinoos homnum conciliaro, pro7rion virutis est"
u.,, - MEOIUs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-05

~ n East.
1 The basis of fedora
numbers In the most nu
merous branch Of the lie
gislaiure, with a najorit,
OF 20.
z. The gradual incress,
OF the number of iha
branch.
3. The election Of Gov
ernor, H.. Governor, an,
Judg :, by that branch.
4. The minority OF 4 IL
the Senate.
s. The preservation, in ;
great measure OF count,
representation.
6 The nomination OF IN
heads OF The 4 principa
ministerial Departments o
government, and conse-
quentiy. Of the Council, b,
he Governor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-05

NOrlCE-Hsving administered upon the e.,a,o r..
IN Mr.. John Fauicon, request all persons indebt..
ed TO It, to come forward ard pay their due
-anc others having claims TO present EN- for aJinst.
ment. j. N. FAULCON, Adin'r
ofJohD Fauicon, dec.
jan SI-t2OJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-05

BUBLlC SALE OF PERSONAL ESTATE
- shall offer for sale. on the 26h day of jan 1880
Al New Hope, lately the residence of Mr. John
raucon, deed, all the ch,te' Of estate OF the said
decedsn'; conf ting of Household and Kitchen furni
'urs oil every description the stock Of horses cattle
sheep and hogs, well the crops of corn
and ohd-r, and farming ut ns belonging both to this
plantation and that OF Swans Point Gray's Creek and
MN nerka carriage and gig, and many other articles
entirely too numerous TO be mentioned particularly
The sale will be continued Fl ON day to day unit il
can be completed, and credit OF IL months will he al.
lowed on all sums above $40 the purchaser executing
bond with approved security
J. N. FAULCoN, Admir-
=, - Of John Fspco,, deco
New Hope. near CJbham, Sufry Co., Va!
NJ u. At the same time and place will be oaar.1
'or rent the plantations above men ned; aud such Of
me negroes az shall not have been previously dspo,e
ana the number IS expected 10 be onsidersbIep
will then be hired to the highes. bidder. JNF:"
Jan 0. sl-t2OJ
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NOfICE-In consequence Of the cloudy weather
" the past week. tie Proprietor Of the M JCRosC0pE
has concluded to continue two three DAYS longer
those who wish TO witness this splendid exIibion viii
do well to improve the first fair day, at the Museum
Jan ~ Silt
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4 10 THE WEST.
i. The di,ninution Of
the number of The most nu.
merous branch Of the Lee
sislature.
2. The white basis of the
Senate, and the incr-s,ed
number, & shortene d term
,f that body.
3. The nomination Of per-
sons for the office Of Gov
srnor and Lieut.. Governor.
and concurrence in Execu
Tive appointments.
4. The extension IF the
Right OF Suffrage. and the
gradual equalization OF re.
presentation.
s. Increased weight IN
he representation in Con.
Sress, and in the election OF
President AMI v. President.
9. The grdtuify Of 2 vote.
from the East, in the most
Numerous branch Of the
Legislature, and the reliu-
mn J ,,.aag ~ -