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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-30
d. BRrGGs,
Secretary 9C The Contention.
GCHEDUIE


Ordered that the roll containing the DRAFT Of fne
amended constitution adopted by this Convention g.
by 1t submitted TO the people of this commonwealth,
Tor their ratification rejection, be enclosed by thu
Secretary IN case proper for its preservation and
State. -
Ordered that the Secretary do cause the iournars
OF the proceedings Of this Convention to Be fairy
entered IN n well bound book, and after the sunh
shall have been signed by the President and Sccre-
tary 'bat he deposit the same together with oil TIM
original documents in the possession of the Conyon-
ton and connected with It's proceedings. among tho
archeves Of the Council of State and further TIM
ne cause 10 printed copies to be well bound, ana
deposited in the Public Library
Ordered, that the President of the Convention do
certify true copy of the amended Constitution 20
the General Assembly now in session; and that TIM
General Assembly be, and they hereby requested
10 nuke any additional provisions by law. which muy
De necessary and proper, for submitting the same %
The rs thereby qualified To for members OF
The General Assembly, at the next April election,
ana Tor organizing the government under the amena-
ed Constitution IN case shall be approved and rat
fed by such voters. =.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-30

voc Judges OF e Supisne uri VI Annals aud q, IL.
& AN ~, ~ snn receive b,ed aud adequate salanSs
dec ~ SO " "''nsho" IHiins their continuance in ~
'1use, may DC Ic.'ovca rom oilee by eoneucn, voe
the members peseut VI m scy vr,. "a ~ Y,
" sna oe entered on tho Journals OF zach Tby
'HuSe against HON the Legislature may le niSou, 10 1904
shall ,eeeve notice ,hsreof with W
thercupon. "sSShoy snail act
7. On the creation of ony new, rco,,,,, $50,
Icaoe snail be appointed, m the first instance IN snr VI
MS may TIC scscribed by law When varauc c. ,a
any county, shall for any cause bc deersd oveuI N
increase we number appointments shah he made v ,hs
T ss o,he respective o,n,y Court
OF the Two Houses OF Se snS 10 srss%sd by
soned oy n Governor and shall hold his Once during ,hr
E SS S S1 ' Gsnq Assembly The Clerks OF
uc m SShecuve Courts, and the tenure of Office nv
hereafter appointed, shall be prescribed by law The SS.S
a'n ooners shall be nominated by the respective Coun'Y
Courts; and whe" approved by the Governor shah he eoa%l
al ices OF The aforesaid oiceis, shall he regulated by law
Virginia, and bear 10y Clerks Of the several Cou
% shaii conclude against the peace dignity Of
& teasuie snail be appointed annually by joint vote of
! ARTICLE VII
me executive Department Of the Government shall remain
as at present organized Governor and Pyy ornc
lois sna continue IN Office, until Governor elected under
w CONSTITUTIONS shall come into Office, all other persons
m Office when this Constitution shall be adop,ed r,c
otherwise expressly directed shall continue in Office tl s
cessoIs shall be appointed The shall oe Use provi
the courts OF Justice existing shall continue win
e present jurisdiction until except far as the Judics
system may be hereafter otherwise orsan,sd S %
/ Legislature. eN' W u'o
Done IN Convention iii the city of Richmond on m,
hiteenth day of January, in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and thirty and in tho
NIFTY fourth year of the Independence of tho ~
PHILIP p. BARBOUR.
President If Tie Conrentfcn
| ,Secycfr,,, Of fbe Co,.e,,.o.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-30
BIZ ire CorsTnor q ne Commonwealth n Pi,r
PROCI,AM NATION -- 49,
the Convention whlcI

NNJIIEREAS the Convention which assembled IA
w the city OF Richmond, on the first Monday IN
October 1920 pursuant TO law, 10 consider, dscisk
and propose new Constitution, or alterations ana
amendments the existing Constitution of tins Com
monwcalth,r have adjourned sine die, after having
agreed upon an amended Constitution or form ot 60
vGrnncnt to be submitted to the peope and TO BE- by
them ratified or rejected-T Wiliiom q. Giles, Go
vernon, have thought proper, by and WITH tho adNc
ofthe Council of State, to make proclamation. and
do now hereby proclaim, that the said Convention
did, on the 18th day of January, IN this present year,
1880, adjourn sine die-and do direct that the SAID
amended Constitution or form of Government for this
Commonwealth, shall be published once week oi
three successive months, together with this proca
nation, in such newspapers as by advice OF Council
were directed to publish the Act of the Gepcra
Assembly OF Virginia to organize a Convention.
Given under nv hand as Governor, and undo
rSEAL. the seal of the Commonwealth at Rich
mund, this 9Th day of January, 1880
WIN. Is GILES.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-30
AN AMENDED CONSTITUTION

= adopted JanuaTy I4n, T53OT
Whereas the Delegates and Representatives Of the
good people of Virginia, in Convention rmblrd, on
the twenty-ninth day of June in the year of our lord
one thousand seven hundred and seventy-six. rocHv
and declaring, that whereas, George tic bird Kue
Of Grea Britain nnd Irelsnd and Ecctor of HaBoscr
before that time entrusted with The exercise Of the
Iungy Office IL the Government OF Virginia. had en-
deavoured TO perver the same INTO o. dltssiab.e and
nsupportablr tyranny, by putting bis negative ON
laws the most Wholesome aud necessary for the pub
lie good: by denying his Governors PERMISSION to- pass
laws OF immediate and pressing importance. uuIc..
suspended in their operation for Ill assent and when
80 suspended negecllng TO attend TO ihem Tor many
years; by refusing TO pass certain other laHs uue.
tho nestimable right of Representation 10 the L.ais.
turei by dissolviDg legislative assemblies repeatedly
and continually, for opposing with manly lrunc..
lis invasions Of the tights Of the people; ,vh,n d
solved by refusing call others for long space OF
TINE, Thereby leaving tho pocglsyslom without any
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-30
FRUIT, &c.

UUST received from Malaga, via Baltimore,
81 RI Boxes bunch raislus, ''Lorings" brarl
so haf boxes bloom do
10 Jars grapes
100 boxes lemons
10 dozen entry mats. for sale b.
!an2j-3: DAVENPORT, sttJ'E s. 49,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-30
FURNITURE.

- Spring scat covered sofas, with plio,iy
81 bufcau
writing desk
work tables with desks
clawfoot table
four post mahogany bcdsiell
dressing bureau
cane bottom top chairs
- rush bottom chairs III New York made, NJ tho bcst
quality and most fashionable and approved patterns a.
sale BY OTIS, DUNLOP g. 60.
ian tG-3t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-30
Handel and Haydn Church JI,1e;o

Handel and Haydn Church .5I,tsio.
4 UST received, the Boston Handel and HAYDN
~ Socictys collection of Church Music; being a
selection OF the most approved Psalm and HYMN
Tunes; together with many beautiful extracts from
he works of HaydH, Mozart, Beethoven, &C. &c
tiaTmonzed for three and four voices with figured
bnse for the Organ and Piano Forte: Seventh edi
ion' with additions and improvements-for sale By
jan 10 COLLINS q, CO -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-30
AMERICAN ALMANAC.

FHNllE American Almanac and Repository of Use.
n lul knowledge, for the year $780, C6ntnininrt.
Part LIST, Cnlandar and Natural Phcnunicna for I'm
years Part I'd, Information connected with the Calan-
daT, and Explanations Of Celestial Chances and
Astronomical Phenomena; Part Sd, Miscellaneous
Directions, Hints and Remarks Part 4h Statistical
and General Information, concerning Forei0n Coun.
tries: Par; 5tb. Statistical and other intelligence
for sale, by J. IT, NASH
ian 20
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-30

Ns1oaTk Cider and Apples.
D Barrels Newark Cider 10 do of Apples for ssleb,
~ jan 10 JAMES WINSTON
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-04

mission nom MI Jeerson stating Office To he held NJ M
pleasure Of the President W "''' ~ ~e
Did that alter the relative powers President and Scn,,
Did that change the form of our Government?
The form oil the commission probably drawn I'm bv some
Attorney Clerk, or Notary Could they repeal our (nns,,
contrary to the avowed intention Of the trainers f o
menl? He had answered that argument if arpumen !, ysrs
on the 17h March. wow
When citizen buys public land and pavs f,, IL bs ,,
Of the little domain by the law of purchase Bur ;f sn,
patent should be adopted saying he held the land a, the
,0M o ne Preside would no, that will be subec, to the
law. have President above law? He put IL a, s,sys
law question, the best lawyer Of the majority whe,s The
form OF the commission Of the PATENT casss did o
did not mly" the peexisting, legal constiu,;onsI
rights of the citizens Did it, did il not, the els
powers of the President and Senate and change ph
can form OF Government into unexainabe and resun
sble tyranny for four years. the pleasure Of PresIufs
Truly that would be placing veto on the Constitutes T.
self! -
Mr. b. said he had observed dat Mr. Jelesons mantle r,,
snxousy sought by this administration since the late de-
termination to abandon republican prncipeevep m.
right of inquiry The Prophet Eah would be rememb.5
had also shed his mantle upon Elisha amidst the smoke an
savory fumes Of offering, made OF the the late.
He presumed public dinner and set ,oass would have o,i,
as good an effect In converting all sorts of party denoia
tons INTO republicans of the modern type; if voacsns
appetite for Office the combination
OF genuine republicans; but he entered his solemn pro
against the doctrines of the majority with regard TO the
wing power The Presidents cabinet for whose acts n. w
responsible ought be freely chosen by n bur the o;c.
OF the public were they have legal rights for the benr
of the pub and to be protected by the Senate and the
] laws VIC
He protested against this latter class OF public oere M
Ing rendered serve instruments the hands of the Executes
dependent for official exisence the smile OF hrs favor ~
liable TO official death at his capricious nod
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-04

.oraccs oi s,rusols; anti who, receiving ,e .y-
bends MANAGED to destroy the credit of their paper and
by the agency of brokers' bought habits nominal value
uSpce last wrote you had conversation with gentle
man in tho confidence of Of tho n,oneyed the
Non and he ,ays they determined break up United
States Bank 10 enable them their money
as tina, institution gives many facilities to tho community
to deprive ,hem Of their former prois"
Ehere is another consideration: the distress would be i'm.
mense which refusal the charter would produce
mong hoss who indebted the institutions for find that
this bracb planters upwards OF million Of dollars
and hav hesitation in saying as safe debt owing to
any hank in the Union But the bank should wind UP
affairs planters could not get credit from other nstiu
tons; aad the bank in the United States Court
where Judgment obtained almost at once property would he
greatly depressed and moneyed would buy at half
its value Throughout the Union all classes would suffer-
cept ise who should hold money to into the bro
kcIags buy property sacrifice III were
the bank would be cnarered would convert my pro-
per,y into money, with dealing in exchange could
make vast fortune by IT,"
STATE OF THE BANK OF THE UNITED STATES,
APRIL l. 1880.
Notes discounted S32,13s,270 SO
Domestic bills discounted 1O,5068S2 Sd
+ Funied debt held by the bank ]l,122, $50 80
Realestate 1881 $50 20
Funds in Europe, equalto specie o,7S949S 81
Spete so43,7l8 81
Public deposites s,9o5501 81
Privae deposi,es 7,704,256 81
Circulation al6,o83, 1874 GU
sTh,is the circulation from the Office We know
however, that part of it is received at other offices, and
passageiom ether So that the circulation
Sl4,176927.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-04-14

dPys or weeks viii be amply sufficient to
break your bonds and wean the mind from
- ionglRgs; believe 1t not; no experienced
person VIII tell you so, unless 1t be upon
ihe principle that surgeon tells his pa
tent when aboGt to undergo p painful ope-
ration, that X will not hurt him; but even
then think 1t better to fortify the subjects
mind to sustain the reality. II you thuk
Il a light aid easy matter to refrain, you
viii surely be defeated IN every effort 10
break habit SO powerfully established
Was 1t formed ma few days or weeksl
No! II you wish then and intend to break
It prepare yourself fox a year Of penance
and Standardization, though probably
natural cheerfulness will revisit you at
times, before the expiration of that period;
but your hankering for the ruinous stimu-
lant, ~, weeks and months, will be equal
to that of the Pilgrims for water, who,
"Ou the schorchiug sands beneath a burning sky,
Long for a cooling stream at hand, where they
fnnsi drink or die.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-04-14

world; the literary world rushed to him;
the manuscripts we're regarded as genuine
by the most grave and learned Doctors,
some of whom (and among these were Drs.
Parr and Warton) gave, lmdeEtkeir hands,
nm opinion that the manuscripts must hare
been t0ri1ea by Sbakespeare-for that no
otEer man ia tIe r0rlH tsoRld hare been ca.
paJte Of '0riting them.
"Nlr Ireland opened a subscription,
published these new and invaluable manu-.
scripts At an enormous price; and prepar.
atoms we're instantly made for performing
one of he plays, called VortIgern. Soon
after the &C NC of the play, the iudiscretion
of the lad caused the secret TO explode; and
instantly hose who had declared that he
had written as well as Shakespeare, did
every thing in their power to destroy kiHii
The attorney drove him from his office;
his father drove him from the house; and,
in short he was hunted town as if he had
been maleiactor ofthe worst description.
The truth of this relation lsundeniabe, It
is recorded in numberess hooks. The
Young man is, believe, yet alt,e; and, in
short, no man Will question any one Of
these tacts.
"After this. where is the man ofyense
who win be guided IN these matte.s Of
fashonl Where Is the man, who wishes
NOT 10 be deluded who will not. when 10
reads a book, judge for himseiR After
all these jublees and plgrmages; after
Boydel's subscription of $500 for one
copy; after it bad been deemed almost I'M
piety to doubt of the genius Of Shakespeare
surprising that Of the rest Of ma KIND; af-
ter ne had been called the Immortal Bard
as q matter of course, az we speak of Mo-
ses and Aaron, there having beeu bat one
of each in the world; after all this, there
comes lad ofslXleen years OF age writes
That which learned Doctors declare could
have been written by no man bur S4akes-
peare. and when it is discovered that this
laughing boy is the real author the Doc
tors turn round upon hun. with all the
newspapers, magazines, and reviews aid
of course. the public at their back. reyile
him az an impOsterj and, under that odl-
Gus name, hunt HIM out Of saciety, AID
doom him to staryel This lesson, at suy
rate, has taught us--not to rely on tho
Judgment Of Doctors and other preienders
to literary superiority. Every young man
when he takes up book for the first tune
ought to remember this story; aud, If he
remember it, he Will disregard fashion with
regard to the book, and viii pay little at-
tention to the decslon Of tho5e who call
themselves critics"
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-04-14
From The Cincinnati Gazette.
TEMPERANCE SOCIETIES.

The name of Nathan Dane has recent.
Iy been made familiar among politicians,
even South Of Mason aud DNon's line.
Mr.. Webster gave him credit for drafting
the ordinance for the Government OF tho
North Western Territory. which LAID INC
foundation for excluding Slavery; and Pfo'
vdinp for a general system Of education.
The National Hg,s asserts that Mr. Dane
was the first founder Of Temperance Soci'
cites. The extract below is from that pa
per:
"The society for the suppression Of IN
temperance was formed abou; sixteen
years since. AT the recent annual meet
ing, il was stated by the President Dr.
Warren, that the Hon. Nathan Dune,
whose name has become as familiar to the
politicians as il has been to the lawyer,
was uuly the anlho f the association snd
the originator ofall that has been underta-
ken to promote ihg objects 4 contcmplaies.
With the late Samuel DEXTER, and Cor.
Brooks. he labored zealously for rs es.
adjustment and success. IL was also STA.
Ted, that some Of the early meetings we're
attended by by three members only.-gea-
eraHg the individuals menhoned-Qfonys
VI. Dane. ) nee the tine of rs organi'
zatoa, the apostles Of temperance nave
been through Inc lad, the public press has
applied its poeer 20 the suppression Of inc
moral pe.ulence which bad desoalef So
cial baoDine-s-and the object which was
NICE considered 80 visionary an hopeless
thet orlv three persons could be Interested
!. the measures for The promotion, has un-
,.ed Inc eyeriions Of all classes Tor its nc
co,aolishmcnt II would be unjust to dc'
il, ~ the assoc alton the merit Of having
,ou.ed public sentiment % 'goro1s &C.
nca-.he perseyeung eff r indiyldu.
Ne aud societies first rxcitl gTenerai feel
ur. which now has 90 energetic an opera
ION 10 their favor, and which promises
the entire suppression Of the greategil.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-04-14
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Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-04-14

Original Auecdote "A few years ago,
a couple Of Duichmen upon the high hills
OF Limestone. though very friendly, had q
dreadful falling OUT about one killing the
others dog. They were called into court,
and the defendant IN the case was asked
by the Judge # be killed the dog 'Pe
sure kilt him." says the Duichman, '.put
let him proof IT," This being quite salts.
factory, Che plaintiff IN tiie case was called
on to answer a few questions; he was ask.
ed by TIE Judge 10 what amount he est.
mated The damages; he did not understand
lhis question 50 well, so to be palmer, the
Judge asked him wha, he thought The JOG
10 be worth. "Pe sure" said he, "the
dog was wOt noting; but since he was 50
mean as to Kill him, he shall pay do fuli
value Of bin. "--Cieiborns HeraM
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-04-14

Gu. Lecturer TO lho Aims House Infrnary. &c.
hive employed the Panacea Of Mr. Swain.
.u numerous instances within the last three years
all have always found DC extremely cthcaciou>, es-
7ec.a.y DOB secondary syphilis and in megcurjal dis
erse-. have uo hesitation in prououncing II d
medicine 0s ucstm-die value
W. GIBSON NJ d.
From Dr. Valentine MOTT, Professor ofSurgery iu
the University Now York, Surgeon Of New
York Hospital DC
have f-squeotyusai Swain Pnacea both
u r1e Hospital and iu private practice a always
found 10 to bee q vsluahle medicine 10 chronic sy-
.aue and scro.u.ous comp. iuts, aud obstinate
cu.utols Infections.
VALENTINE MOTT, NJ ID.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-04-14
MISCELLANY.

The following description ofthe escape
of a drunkayd from the thraII of his fatal
habits, is from the Saturday Evening Post
The Editor declares that it was communr
Gated 10 him IN a letter. and that its genu'
Ineness may be relied UDon.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-16
MESS BEEF.-lo0 barrels Of superior quality
IVA for families, or ships use-for sale by
je 10 If If CHAS PALMER

NHE subscriber has just received from Chemical Ware
mouse OF George Carpenter, Philadelphia, the follow.
ing arc!es WHICH, among many other chemical prepa
red he'e are IN high ePue the medical
gentlemen OF that city.
Saratoga Powders ny which the wa,or can be eoua
ID all respects, to that taken from the springs.
few minutes the Lisbon diet drink.
ComPoundi Syrup Of iiverwor n safe and valuable mcd
cine fo' coughs, splitting Of blood consumption liver
plants; most OF the meicines made the above
cases of stimulating nature composed generally of resins
and basams IN alcoholic solutions which although sometimes
giving temporary relief almost they
freely used assavae the disease and strength
e patent tins preparation as active be made from
e eS plant and The virtues considerably
tonic ami eXpectora medicines which
adjuran,s.
uTe ore dTachm OF this salt dissolved water
instantly produces mixture similar and equal every respect
10 mat made with fresh lemon juice and salt Of
Black Oxide of Mercury for extenporaneoUsy making the
blaze pill one fourth of grain fully equal three grains Of
soldiled CoPava This active preparation Of the bal
sam, and rendered solid without action heat or dmin
much approved ofby the faculty Caution The Resin Of Co
iraiya made by evaporatng the hasam entirely inert
vi OF oopava dose ito drops it superior to Naphha
CubcGs This valuable addition to basam copaiva
W TO ~ drops to All ounce OF baam will greatly increase
virtues OF that remedy in Gonorrhea
Extract OF Qunine; two grains Of which equal to Of
Qulnne, ana al less than one-third OF the price
Ol OF Black Pepper This more active
man ~ ene one drop is fully equal to three grains Of the lat
added to six grains viii greatly the powers Of that me
superior Calaya Barb. This is the best species Of yellow
0atE and derives its from the province in which is col
;ed IS the bark which yields Cunnc greater proportion
packages Of pound and ounce
Besides the above articles hand any ofhc following
articles can be had at short notice " desired viz:
DcnaTcoized Opium.
Donarcotizcd Acdulous Tncure Of Opium
Compound Tonic Extract
Extract Of Suamonium
Acetate sulphate and pure Morphia.
Nitrate and Oxide Of Gold
Piperne, Emene, SUpulinc,
DelPhnc, Cinchoninc, StDchnc and Ycratrino.
luno6 HUGH McNEMARA.