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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-01
LIEUTENANT WEBB.

This gentleman, the Editor of the New
York Courier 81 Enquirer, has published
full expose Of those transactions connect
cd with his history whilst in the Army, which
led Duff Green to prefer the charge Of his
having quilted the Army in disgrace Hav-
ing at different times made some allusion to
this charge and the controversy between
Green and Webb, we felt it incumbent upon
us to read Webb's defence, as we now feel
1t equally incumbent upon us to say, that in
our opinion, he has very fully and complete
ly repealed the charge. The defence is too
long to be republished by us.
Having defended himself, Mr.. Webb pro-
ceeds to review the origin of the dispute
between Green and himself, and makes
some revelations touching political mannu-
Vrcs at Washington, which coming from an
Editor, who either has, or is surmiscd on
plausible grounds, to have the confidential
ear of Mr. Van Buren,, may be esteemed
not injurious. He says
nm pleased that he DUFF Green has attempted
TO assign my reasons for calling upon him to come
ont for the recollection Of Geu JACKSON, and dist-
vow that Mr.. Calhoun was candidate for the Pre-
sidcncy | am pleased, because thus called upon to
assign reasons why that article written, | will
give history Of some transactions at Washington.
which late events in the Senate Of the United Stntcs
render necessary should be known to the Rcpubli-
en- party
! arrived in tho city Of Washington on tho 9th of
March, much surprised that the nominations of the
President should remain so long in The Senate with
out being acted upon, aud cndcdvourcd to ascertain
tho cause After few doys Of enquiries and ob
scrvauon, came 60 The Irresistible conclusion that
Duff G. cen Ind some ndiscree friends ~ Mr. CAT
nous had determined that General Jackson should
retire the expiration of hls present term and b.
succeeded iu the Presidential chair by he Vice Pres
id"nt IN consequence OF this determination. was
necessary 10 know The political predictions Of every
individual nominated 10 office, and for that purpose il
was do c'mined to suspend acting upon the nomina-
tans generally IL also necessary to produce nm i'm
preston that Cen JAcNsoN would not consent 10
another term and to talk of Mr.. Calhoun his
sor, with view OF organizing party For THIS pur-
pose was urged 90 Mr. CdlhOuns friends that having
already served two terms Vice President, the pso
pie would not consent 70 re elect him. that therefore
u absolutely necessary for him 20 take the field
retire 10 private life The difficulty. rather the
impossbihty oi JorcHg General Jackson 10 decline a
A~c.ccction, made ihep desperate, aud believing the
hances in favor Of Mr. Calhoun's re election as Vice
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-01
PKNsAcoLA, May Il

-, ANIMAL W IHb u = SHIP FALMUTB.
ne u ship Falmouth, bearing the pendant OF J. n
oit esq Commander Chief Of the United States Naval
Iofees operating IN the West Indies aud Gulf Mexico
rived al Tins place on Sunday morning last passage
nVe days from Havana We have able TO haI
was any news at Havana at the time OF the sailing OF
aInouth The Peacock arrived Havana on the SOth Of
April IA ~ hours from iJ place officers and crew OF
the Falmouth and Peacock are all well
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-01
SACRED HARMONY-

TENlE-Meihodst Hasmons eo,,orir- a -.,,- ys,c,, I'd
tunes collected om the best authors adapted 10 AIN ,b,
various mcrs ~ the Mothods' iiyr Book and designed f3r
me use OF the Methodist Episcopal Church bon United States
70 winch added choice selection anthems aud pieces
for particular occasions. '
ne Boston Handel and Haydn Society collection Of Church
Music beng selection Of the most approved psalm and
hymn nHes & &oNv-iu received by
mar ~ COLLINS j. Co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-01
STAGES


TRAVELLERS are respectfully informed. that
II the Western Stages to Lvnchburg, will
leave Richmond every Monday Wednesday and
Friday at o'clock, Nj. arrive at Lynchburg the
I'd day, by p VI. and at Salem the 81 day. bv 6 p
NJ. where tho Valley Mail Line to Huntsville, Nash
vile, &c. is connected Returning, leave Salem
tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. az NJ
end leave Bynchburg "Wednesday Frldavs. and
Monda s, ut a. NJ. This arrangement will rive
the passengers sufficient time tor rest az night A,
Pukes, an The Blue Ridge Mountain this line is con
nected every trip by Cadwel's line. which passes
tlncasilc and the Sweet Springs, connectipr Porter
a. Beldlns line at the White Sulphur Springs which
runs 20 Guandotto, on the Ohio River Faro from
Richmond TO Guandotie, $50 miles. S26 75--to Ss
lcm 100 miles 81 2-to lynchburgh, 100 miles SO 80.
The way fare is also reduced on tho Ivncbburg line
For seals TO the West, apply al tho bar of The
Union Hotel. Richmond. All baggage or property.
whether belonging 10 passengers or sent by he stare
AZ the risk Of the owners thereof
june i-law l2tc a. PATTESON. Proprioto-
Richmond and Salon
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-01
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD-
LOST

SUPPOSED to have been nislain ~ ,.,I -
~ tween this and Washington CITY, n bov f,oro on
10 - inches IN length and about le in width 'rbs
onN contains sundry Lottery and Prize tickets a ~
"hich were cancelled. and can be IF no use to any
one but the subscribers The said box was snpt r.,
Mr. Porers line of stages, addressed IN Nfe.srSS
I tcs ~ Mcintyre, Washington city. care of Mr.
Sndey Porter, Fredericksburg, on the Sd of Mar~b
last' O. was traced to fredericksburg since which -
has not been heard Of ANY information that will IJ
10 It's discovery, will be thankfully received and o
the expenses that may be incurred in deliverit,.
me SAID box to Messrs Yates g. Mcintyre, Wash,
lngton city, TO Mr.. Sindey Porter Fredericksbr,,,
VI 10 tue SUBSCRIBERS at Richmond, will be paid
YATES g. MCINTYRE
u The Political Arena, Fredericksburg. aod
Phcnix Gazette, Alexandria, will please inscrt tbS
four times, and forward their accounts 70 W.,
~ Mcintyre, Richmc"9. ma m
NIRGlNlA:-At court Of appeals he'll At the cs,ST
tol IN the city Of Richmond, on Saturday. P,G
ruary 1|,h' 1850: William Edmonds, plaintiff aoair+
bank OF alexandra, defendants the same
PAINFUL against the same, decentralization uric -.
supersedeas, TO judgments Of the superior c,, 80 ~
OF Fairfax county. F NOu'' oi 'aW
The writs OF serefacas herstaf,-s .,,..i, .
we these suits, IN the name Of William Bell Is 49,,
nistrator dc bOns non with the will annexed ,C a.,
plaintiff not being returned executed; and il sppear.
ng to the satisfaction Of the court that the defendants
are not inhabitants Of this commonwealth: ON tbr,
motion OF the said William Bell by counsel il Re
ordered that the said defendants do appear here IN,
they cam why the SAID suits shall not be- and stand
revived, in the name Of the said William Ben az
administrator aforesaid, and proceeded in TO 6nsJ
Judgments and that copy OF this order be Fortbvith
inserted IN some newspaper published in This CITY and
continued tor two months excessively and another
the said city. F' 10
% copy. Ttsir = ALIEN =,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-01
MARSHAL'S SALE.

MAESHAL'S SALE
pY virtue of a decree of the Superior Com, =,
- Chancery for the Richmond district in a cnuse
therein depending between Edmund Walls. DIFF
against w lam II. FOushee aad James Rawlings,
eA vi o1 " "man Soushee sen deed, dfts.-I shaIl
proceed to sell for cash, he premises in the coun
Y OF Warwick, on the 9TH day of June next ah
pubic auction, the tract of land in the bill mentioned
being three hundred and fourteen acres, and oue
quarter of an acre called Rich Mech. nv 60 81
thereof as will be sufficient to satisfy the said decrco
and expenses of sale. ~"
CHA. D. WINGNEbD
ma I0-tds i MoueS 80
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-01
ataCftotr sales.
THIS DAY.
BY OTIS. DlTNIOp a, DO

9soes %0AR Dc
by ofis. DnNIof. CO.
,e. GROC EIaIES.
On TUESDAY next at ten o,elork v,;n h. sor7
at our Auction Store,
10 or. casks & Co.'S brand"
90 6hds ST. Croix and Porto Rico susars
90 Bugs coffee, With general assortment of
Groceries Q. ID. & CO. Aucrs.
ADDITIONAL.
81 Bills lamp oil
10 hbds moasses
!ane o. d. Sc CO. AuciA.
valuable Stock of DRY GOODS md
HARD W.dRB at auction.
Rf virtue OF Deed in Trust executed 70 tho nm
~ dersigned by Alexander Hevy. will be sold 4;
The Store occupied by hun. Market BRIDGE. on Wei.
nesday, the End Of June next ut 10 o'clock md.
Tue management of Otis, Dunlop g. Go his entire
STOCK OF Dry Goods, amounting as is sunno.cJ ~
upwards of $40 900, and corDprisino ulnsi eve :"
uce III the Dry Good line, md principally adanted N
'ne present season. The goods ere nearly an mr.
ouseo hs sprlng and particularly selected for this
market, and well worth the attention ofmercb,n,-
also, large assortment eff Hard Ware and Cu,lerI,
suitable for the country trade
Ierins' under 81 90 cash. over SIo0 4 and montrTs
creui'' Tor approved negotiable notes.
P.V DANIEL.
G. ii BACCHUS, { Ass'ghscs
also, on the same day, IL O'Clock MT the store ~
said Levy, will be sold, by OTIS Dunlop q Co Ne+
gro Woman, and her three children for cash.
Z. V. DANIEL,
ma 10 G. Fl. BACCHUs, Assisners
~ The above stock of Goods Is removed 70 oo-
A9c,lon Rooms where the sale will take place on
w wednesday the I'd June, 10 o'clock as above sin
ted The negroes will be sold at our Office on Wed
nesday the I'd june at 10 O'Clock, instead of at tic
store OF A. Levy
ma 90 q D. q co hpc,-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-01

Such is the rage for riding the rail road cars at
Batm nc, that the Of 100000 was offered to the
managers for tho ayas of the receipts during the pre-
sent season. They refused to farm out" the con-
Germ those terms.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-01
Extract ola Letter from washington. dated


"Onr closing scene is truly ridiculous. High expec-
,s'ns arc TO he disseminated through the country on
tue subject OF the West India Trade u rs the old story
OF the Mountain and the Mouse, depend upon IL But
rs to have effect Again the rejection Of the Ken.
t"cky Road Bl by the President, is of kindred cha.
acler. The south is be propiuMed--whilc the West
and North are to have corresponding benefits"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-01
EFFECTS OF EXERCISE

Cicero is described by Puiarch being one period Of his
me- extremely weakly aud emaciated: affected with de
Dhate,i condition of the stomach which obliged him to re-
street himself TO very small portion Of simple food He ia
Yelled To Athens however for the recovery of his health
where by resorng the yasc esercisy his BODY was so
much Strengthened that in short period became frm and
robust His voice ao which had been feeble And harsh
rendered full, sweet and sonorouS-JournaI of Heauh
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-01

NEw York, May 90
Raees.--- The Northern horse Sir Lovel won the
great match race yesterday. beating the Southern
mare Aretta-she was dlstanced the second heat.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-01

Fohi al R0r1yd5 and Puistnenis The following ait
o. b'nadoe from the Nov YORK "Courner dos Eats Uus
u1l enemies '
swedish pca,ani spoke c'utempWoIsly OF The KING sav-
u- don't care Gy io Bornl10uo" The peasant was ar
a"' under uu ancient ew OF the kingdom condemned
g'm 'hc hing unmc ia'ey rSrd1ucd the peasant. and
'ed me law 90 be repealed 'lSm" said King 10 the
,tr W ~" nor Iko 10 DO nsu.icd and therefore cannot lee
' Una" OF" without some puuishmCni, YOU y therefore please
w 20 10 h' house aud say Co him my name "Snce YOU
vof wy ''..' ''' ''"V u VIZ WI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-01

Amount of Produce and Number of Boats passed
:, down through the Lower Locks.
MAY ~ 10 hhts iobacco pig meta 38s bb four
kes aIo z9Oo feet PLANK; sand; cords wood; Sc
boa,s; IS coal boats; 28II bus coal
MAY SO-ll2 hhds. tobacco; I transfer hid tobacco CT
Kegs mand tobacco 638 bbs Gnur iron Ii bbls
81 boats: II coal boats: 2286 bus coal
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-01

OF At some cost and trouble, we have is
sued an Extra, to enable us to present the
important matter which we lay before the
country reader.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-01

TO-DAY OUR OWN LOTTERY.
Dismal Swamp Canal Lottery, Glass Nc
c, draws at the Eagle Hotel, THIS AFTERNOON
at quarter before } O'Clock.
Splendid Capitals S25 900, 5000. 500. sos,
and of 900.
Tickets So, halves so, quarters / %,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-01

DeiazDare, s. e., and Louisiana Lottery,
Class No. 6.
Drawing will be received on THURSDAY.
GO numbsrs-lO drawn-Captal Prize $40 600.
Tickets s., halves SO, quarters "a.
- For sale in the usuol great variety, al the
Lottery ard Exchange Office Of
THOS. B. BIGGER,
june Corner opposite the Eagle Hotel.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-01

u The Political Arena, Fredercksburu- and
Phcnix Gazette, Alexandria, will please insert this
four times, and forward their accounts 70 Ystss
81 Mcintyre, Richmcr4 ~,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-04-08
To the F'eemen Of Berkeley cmaatv.

FELLOW CITIzENs;-ln few days you will
be called upon to adopt or reject the New
Constitution which the late Convention has
sHbmittedto your decision The jury of the
State is now impanneled, and you, as com
ponent part thereof, must determine upon the
important point in issue. Are you prepared
TO render your verdict? II you are not, let us
sit down and reason and deliberate together.
For it is a subject frauSht with pregnantcon
Sequences, and therefore demanding caution,
reflection deliberatiop, circumspection. E.
ven in bargaining for horse, you would ex-
anime miHutely, the various marks distin-
gushing a good from an inditei ent one
Or in purchasing piece Of land, you would
be certain that the title was unqucstioned, be-
fore you made the first pay ment. How much
more cautious, then, should you be in exam
lining and deciding upon a Constitution, TN.
der which we are to live; and not ourselves
only, but IA ali probability, our children, and
our children's children. We must thsn de,
termine for them also, as well as for ourselves.
1t behooves us, therefore, 10 lay aside every
selfish and personal consideration, and to
meet the crisis openly and boldly.
Ii is not the intention of the writer 10 enter
into a minute analysis of each individual iea'
ture &C the new Constitution; but viii confne
himself principally, TO the two most impor-
tant-the basis of representation, and the
extension OF the right of suffrage
Coniessedly, the unequal distribution OF
power, and the partial exercise Of the Elective
franchise, were the active and exciting eau
ses in the call of Convention. Have our
grievances in thess essential particulars been
Ie,;resseIf None dare ayow il. The minority
lu!cdunic+ the oldas twill continue 10 10 un-
Ger ih( new Constitution, should heslatter be
adopted.' ind yon are eatled upoa 10 assis! IN
binding your oicn fetters-Nay, it is confident
ly asserted, that sold Berkeley is prepared
to KISS the chain, and to how the eek TO this
damnIng degradation. is II SOP The writer
has pleasure in stating, and il may crafty the
friends of equal rights elsewhere to learn that
aportion at least, constituting several co
horts, will show to the world, that they are
still true TO their principes-true to their ca
Gles--and true to themselvesl
But many easy good natured men, styling
themselves Republics ss-advoeates Of reform
and friends of equal rights, say they Intent
voting for the new Constitution, because i
is altogether arbitrary in lis rule of future APP
portionment; that it acknowledges neither tbs
white, nor black, nor ntongres principle, anC
therefore possessing the rare virtue of havini
no principle at all That must indeed, be al
unprincipled Constitution which has no prin
ciPless and tit one, truly, Ter men proisssin
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-04-08

sed upon the white popslation of 1907 /
deny 1t peFemptorly. and submi, the proof
According to tho census of 1920, land of the
eorrectness Of this there cannot be a shook to
hang doabtap0n, y the white popula.ian of
the State amounted TO 3,0SI. OF these.
there were
West Of the Allegheny, lss,lIs
Valley District. 1911 .o96
Middle District, 1877 lss
Tide-,yatsr. I6l ss7
In iion'e OF Delegates of 1874 members,
there would be
oEileghany 70 Del s. large srac. say so
Valley District 90 rs do. a
Mjdle Disi,ict ii 90 do. a
Underwater Dis. So 3 4 do. Sc
Thus 1t ,sil be seen tt.at, according to the
white population OF 1920. the district west Of
the Allegheny would be entitled to 80 dclo-
gates. beieg one less sh,n is sliowet, her UNI
der the new Constitution: and th.s beggarlv
addition of a slsgle menber,s TO compensate
for tue great ratio OF increase sor the last ten
years.
Moreover, the Valley, under the new Con.
s;itudon, is grac.ously invited 10 accent of
% delegates. whereas, according to The white
population Of 1890, she would he entitled TO
81. <Betweea the years 1910 aud ls20. the
Falley increassd in white population at tile
rate of II / per cent?
Ihe Eastern Districts, as might be suppo.
sed. took care Of themselves Under the new
Constitution, tie Middle District receives IL
delegates, according TO the white population
DISCO, 1t would be entitled 10 the same, hut
ITS true ratio Of increase in white popuia-
hon between the years 1910 and 1890, is hat
per cent The Tide-water District, under
the new Constitution, gets So delegates; it
would he entitled 10 the same according 10
the white population of 1s20--yet it's in
crease IN wh.te population between 1910 and
1920 isbut per cent
FFeemen Of the West, pause and reflect
before ,yon VOC for this unjust. unrightcous,
degrading and aristocratic Consultations
Equal RIGHTS.
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o 90 81
Middle District.
White SO 80.
Federal IS IA
q AZ 10 25
Tide Water District
White 81 | .
Federal 80 i-2
q 81 5 A-42
2l1O 3 4-36


lSors In dividing fractions, i, wa cusio
mary ~ Convention whsueYer the iraetionex
'eedsd 2. 10 consider it equivalent 10 whole
when The Faction was uoder 2, 10 consid.
81 Il as nothing hsy= followed the same ex.
ample. Thus, the District Il es of the Allie.
3hany came ou exactly 3 The Vsiley Dis.
'rici had Faction over a Ia, and OF course
was ebt'ted 10 IS Delegate, he NJ ddie Dis
tr'ct has an excess OF 3 A. ls OF fraction; but
as The I'de Water District rails shof about
that nueiber, ih4ve adeed to the latter which
m ikss up hat small 4 ficiese
The last calculation constitutes the evil
dence rely upon, 10 prove that Gen. Cor
don's appointment, which was adopted by
the Convention, and engrafted into the new
Constitution, does contain the principle of
slave representation principle revolving 10
the feeling OF every friend of pure republican
principles. 1t is pill which, disguise as YOU
VIII, does contain. rs an active Ingredient. the
odious principle Of negro representations rats
bane to the stomach Of every free born son
| OF the West. BY this combined apportion-
ment, three tenths of the slaves are repre-
sented; or ten negroes for every three white
persons here. Let us make another calcu-
la'ion. In 1929, the whole number of slaves
was 448, 294; Of which there were
East of the Blue Ridge SGT ,5s3
/ West of the Blue Ridge SOIL
Majority East Of the Blue Ridge SAC, s72
Three tenths of these would amount to
i01.G6 /, ssho hare eeaetlg the same tseieht Of
| representation as the same n,sa6er Of srhites
,cest q The Blee Ridge! What say you, frse-
mon Of the westa do you acknowledge this
political equality with slaves or note Speak
/ ont; for this rs no time to mince matters
You cannot, il YOU world, retreat behind Gen
Gorcon's arbitrary rule of apportionment.-
L rs not the eatholicen il was represented TO
nc You cannot support IL and at thu same
time maintain your principles pure and UNI
furnished. Like oil and water they cannot
be made to commingle. Like an acid and
an alkali, the one will neutralze the olher.--
they are totally Incompatible in their ma
Itures.
But say the friends of the new Consti
Luton, seen. GoFdons apportionment, al
though professedly arbitrary, is, in fact, ba-
III is conceded on all hands. that The Audi
| or's estimate OF 'he Increase az population be
'@eeR the years 1920 aud 1899. IS, in some
| astsncss, deiec,lgsi yet u is fair TO presume
hst the errors ace much agsinst us 3
| or us At any rate, this estimate furnishes the
only data upon which we can found an opinion
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add the representation each district would
be entitled to according othe white basis and
federal numbers. and divided BY ., and YOU
have the results Of MIR Gortlon's .sarhtraryn
|apportlonmens. tothe splitting of hair, thus
West OF The Mleshany. Valley District
White 50 % White 81 IA
ederai ~ Is Federal D.
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Landing Of La Faseite al Csaeinnats--A
western artist, Mr. Heiyieu, has arrived az
Washington with . picture, the suf JsSt OF.
which j. the landing Of La Fayette at CsHein-.
natl. This picture. sixteen feet by twelve, is
the fruit of Is months labor. Among the IL
cures represented ia it, Tiers are 80 peltgats,.
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- =
POETRY.
THE CARRIER PIGEON.

Tow soft 10 suaset on thls desert strand!
lhe wi.d. have sought their breezy caves afar.
"a nd emerald mirrors on tbe si!eer sand.
dske sparkling thousands OF one evening star!
1s yon some relic Of a tempest spent,
a foam formed wreath from come less tranquil
shore,
Like slumbering passions stern memeuto sen
10 chrsten hesfts where passions STIR no NOR.
No. as the wave round Wonder object 1urled
bought soft plumage shiyered in the breeze
Child Of The deep! thy weary pia'on- iie,cd,
Bast thou sought rsfuge to ,hy "s'"e seas!
4f,V Vaiiu VI s,~n form so still,
#1hst pierced the iIeids Of sir With sryovy wing
Sfier wiid waves never kissed Jon Fos, baI,
q nat found soft nurture at a kindiisr spring.
Carrier Pigeon, Loves ethereal pest.
Hopes munster bright herald Of the sky,
Bince tAsa vert siamDeTlng on this lonely coa.,
VIA, waking hearts have throbbed in agony!
Al. with what trembling haste and hand.
III unbound
(As mine do now) thy fast decaying scroll,
How would the simple ,aisnan they found
bave stl'led the tnu,aits of an aching eoun
"All's welt" thus wrote some lover, husband,
friend,
Twas well with him, and thou, sweet bird
vert freei
What woes may now that fai lhful bosom rprd
WhatJoys have persisted. in their fight ke
theel
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-04-08

Experience proves, that TO indulge IN what
is fallacicus, though il may please the iniasr
nation. vitiates the taste. indisposes the mind
to pursuit after truth, and impairs the judy
ment by giving il a false bias. Hence, 4 %
observable, that those who are most inclined
to that kind Of Entertainment, have generally
but little relish for serious sub eets. and ieasx
of all for the truths ofrsligion-
Dillscus.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-04-08

mas giving to the country east of the Blue
f'oge, majority Of only 8 votes and frac-
uon! whilst the new Constitution you are
called upon to adopt or reject, gives the east
majority of % delegated, Can YOU hest
tate moment in "A case of such fla grant ini.s
ice? Founded on federal numbers, (Which.
with white population, includes two third. of
tie negroes the following wonii be the result