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Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-05-19
Fro the Nashville Republican.
AyOTnFisTEAN BOAT ACCIDENT

ANOTHElSTEAM BOAT ACCIDENT.
On Frida the 3Olh ulto.. as the Steam
Boat Tally[o. Turner master was pro-
ceeding don the Cumberland, near Do
yer. one offer boilers bursted. killing
sailor and hero. auc 50 terribly burning
the Engine Mr. S'uUevant, that he died
a fow hourslter.
We undeztand the Boat he'd lust recei.
vod q suoni S WOO WIS in the set Of
nu,tino OF aid the Engineer about 10 let
ll,e stoan upoi the engine when the cap
of ,ho noiler hicb aDpeors TO hare beeu
rer, imperfcNv made WIS forced o6,
projecting 'heboiler to the reNr who're It
confined the fhgineSr, burning him fatal.
~
This accidnt appears TO have heeu
caused solelyby nm original defect IN q
part oftbe boPr; and no blame can attach
10 any manasr Of the boat.
The TaIlvHo. which u not materially
Injured is n ew boat and the property Of
Messrs. Nibol and Hill of this place.
Mr. Snrdevnt. the Engineer. was n citl-
zen Of Nashville and worthy man; no
has lef family which will not be forgot
ten bv those n whose employment he was
unl0rtunatelykllled
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-05-19

.qccidept-On SUNDAY, the 18Th ulto-
George Rearen. Of PomptoD township,
Bergen count, ~ ] cooper. took az
axe and went ITO the woods. about quar-
tor Of n mile frm his house. accompanied
bv his wife. fd the purpose Of procuring
timber for his ccunation Having found
a small tree suitable for his business. he
commenced cutting it down. which, IN IT'S
fall. lodged on mother tree. Tie then ap-
nlied tho axe tothe stump. when the butt
took an unexpected direction. and struck
Rearden on The breast, throwing him down
backwards. lis head striking on rock,
and the butt Of the tree resting on his
breast In tie fall, the back part OF his
scuIl bone was broken. and he died 'nstan.
iaueousiy. To this dreadful tragedy hrs
wife was o spectator
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-05-19

uon them, will be suspended until the re-
suit OF The mission to the Federal Govern
ment shall have been ascertained.
"Ihe National Council met on Monday
ne 10Th day of March last, to determine
the future course + this great crisis, OF
their national existence
Oa the evening of the first day Of the
COuEcl. lheIl5th the Captains reelected
Greenwood Lehore Chief Of the Western
district, without dissenting voice. lie
was then carried IN triumph through The
captaInsuf the other districts, and a large
sembly Of warriors. his officers. singing
a hymn ~ their native language; they then
prosirated themselves before he Eternal,
when 'ne.r Chief elect, closed the solemn
scene by an affecting prayer IN behalf Of
las nation.
On the forenoon ci the second day ofthc
Council the 10Th the Chiefs ofthe other
two districts, came forward with their
captains and warriors, resigned their scy-
eral Offices, g. unanimously eected Green
wood LeAore the Chief Of tie whole Ia.
lion. Then followed a pleasant season of
rejoicings, and the exercise q The forenoon
closed by their Chief cleo, in solemn
prayer IN which the whole assembly united
as with the heart ofone man
In the afternoon, the National Council
was organized, and the important object Of
It's call introduced by the Chef.
The Chef present a concise Wow Of the
difficulties of their situation. and the alter
natives which were BEIGE Them, aud the
necessity Of immediate ,hoice. The ad-
dress OF the Chiefwas followed by an aged
warrior, who had fought under General
Jackson, and another from warrior still
older, who had fought ulder General
Wayne. The discussion continued to a
late hour, when the vote berg taken twas
found in favour Of emigration.
90 ihc 9Th, articles Of treaty were pre-
pared, aud on HAT night signed by the
chief, the two late chiefs, the captains,
aud two or three hundred PRINCIPAL war
riOrs.
On the 18Th, in the afternoon, the Coun
Gil adjourned, and the treaty despatched
to Washington City by DuvidW HALEY.
The Chef directed al his captains 10
execute faithfully the laws o. the nation,
not M opposition TO Mississippi, but with
belief that Mississippi wold not interfere
when she discovered the Choctaws we're
endeayoring TO 9 t oUt of her way.
The Chef expressed a determination
no, Co. -'elV Ais-f4i ann g'iii' 'S'---
| and ruined people.
Throughout the whole proceeding the
spirit of brolherly kindness and iervenl
plety wee eyinced, and full faith that
1 the GreatSpirlt would be with them 10
their removal. aud bless them IN their
new home"
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-05-19

. .
TSWAIN'S PANACEA. is 100 round bottles,
tinted .1ugitujma'.y with the following words
blown uIou the -'l-s;--
'swATnEs PATEACEA-PHTLADA."
. ylu- lat one label winch covers tine c.rs vlth
uy Own signature on % SD that tGc cork cannot 5c
aNu without destroying the signature, without
Which none is genuine. Tho medicine may con-
.rlueH..v Doe au1wn 90 be genuine when nv -ig-
itule .- visible. 90 counterfeit which Will be pan.
Stable as forgery.
Ihe public arc cautioned not 60 purchase my
'maecl except from MYSELF niy accredited agents
Do p.rsous OF known re,pcctabiItv and al those
SID consequently be without excuse, who shall
mcIl-a tom ANY other persons.
D. Prepared 0Ii S7H gt S3c1im' L0j0rGi5rs
ogfi ~crltt Street. U.rt dl0r 20 the philadelphia
hfis. clrer Of George and Slrph StrcctS and
SD t UIr respectable Druggist 20 the e. StQils.
.uahf1 TODD a. WOODS,
March "a. 1880 -fm3g NHrEIING.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-05-19

iaarcrl IN the District If Columbia
Mr. Washington, from the committee
of the House on the District of Columbia,
has reported bill. which, if passed, will
out an cad to the revolving and dlsgracelul
scenes. which have so often been witness
ed IN the capital of this free Republic
tine ,moortatlon of slaves from the adloin-
mo STATES for the purpose Of sale, and
tbe actual sale fsuch slaves at auction be-
fore thieves of an indignant community.
The bin provides that any slave so INTRO
duced. shall Immediately be tree;' and
and that the freedom thus gwen shall not
be deemed, "a mere penalty upon the IndIvId-
ual imDoitlng or bringing 81 any person a
a slave rs aforesaid, Dut shall be the r'gh'
and nr,ylege. and for the benefit OF the
person SC imported and brought IN An
evcentiouls made in favor Ut citizens Of
the District, owning slaves or acquiring
them in any lawful manner, IN any oil the
STATES Or Territories, and also ~ favor oil
transient residents, so far as to permit
them TO BRING ID and keep with them men
domestic slaves during their continuance
IN the District; with this provision, howe
YER. that 1t shall not be lawful for any
person 10 sell any slave that may be bro
lato SAID District, IN either manner as IL
c5resa,d. uatll such person snail have con
,,ruad ~ reside with such slaves IN sli'
District at least three whole years mex
bcCre such sale, except IN case Of dispo
-,non by the last will aud testament Of th
owner of such slave, or Of disposition b.
law fer payment of bona fde debts, or con
.equent upon Inlestacy.'
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-05-19

|HN.N .N.. M'N
l-.... r,-I >.,tiI.,- and lT----i
r.- g-.... .-.-,,s Ser.e. White
.....l. T...-.,3 SKIN. Cen
-..r.-l.. f-i ~ .i.s.rs.s r-ti.f .ir.t.
... NH ID. .........., rs l.1.ff rrT
No.. ..,,-,. II.
rr Wrrr Irsrlc Bars lr luajnc
u4st ..trrrI DISEASES rt.rs CHE LUgs
.| r. rr. y.rr.s-I .l o. affected, Sec. sec.
val..I......... .-n. .......,,, ., .,.r-r .s-,u7.
. IS .i.,.. 5..--.... Fl. b..3 ,y ta. medical
- i." $50.
.........-. .... ....... ~. ,,.a.I ... 1l5'ic
-..t ..,.. .,,,ur- r.s most
........-. ..r,'..--.-....t, ,Trs Drb'.c as wen
Il. n. r-.,-....- IN, p,r,ra,. owe much CRATE
.. NM, -.....,,..r Mo- h.rs flais testified DOB
Is ....r-t ..- ..1ursr r.llas have accustomed
r. r... r ,.-i,rs .r-.- .. i.e.-.rrr. corruption
Dill. Blood rr.-r.rry- IA. .-.--. .rcoNp eENEE-
.-.os which otherwise would have destroyed Yu-
.e lives. Their humanity and I.suleres,ct-
res, mpr1mn..u- che currency uIa medicine found
. H.nf such great benefit DOB the human race.
without rezlrI To- los original cr ownership, claims
h.-rlef. almra.ou Oh o. bcralceat public.
This medicine has Che singular fortune jus,
.f -a- most celebrated practitioners 90 medicine
te United states and elsewhere whereas DO,
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-05-19

duce the Hans to enroll their names Tor
Arkansas. Three Of the slgDeTs of the
certificate aw the pretended letter, and
one of theiread II.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-05-19

Dvspepsia.-The New Haven CITY ia
dysseee," discovered s't by gentleman Of
New Yorl. has leaked out and consists
in simply sneading the stomach with the
hand. thereby restoring the peristaliic mo.
ton in cases were the digestive organs
have become diseased md torpid.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-05-19

7r.....-....-...r,... Vsrtrrr-r-r-,--
lf) N .l. ONO .,.'s', All -. 'e upper .nl
~ .
ON. N'Ni o.. .-. .'' ~"
...... -.r Hl.I a. necessary uN.u..~-...s'
.- -. assortment %. patterns .I 700 most
n,'a Cor Steam
-.. i..-.'.. f... $500. -t-..
containing drums gnI .l,l.---a b1-.
I'M .-.....I..-.. -.r......I r.- fle cons
.-S..... r.-.r.s nj i.,.. I.-...t I.-a-
.....-.r.l I...., ,..- ...... .-..,.
.I..
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-05-19

cal Lecturer 20 the Aims House Inirmary. &c
have employed the Panacea Of Mr.. SWAIN
u numerous Instances within the last three wears
lnI have always found extremely efhcacious. es-
periaI.y DO secondary syphilis and in mercural dis
elsgs. h1ve no hesitation in prououncing it a
medicine OF iuestimabe value
w. GIBSON, NJ ID.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-05-19

2 ~. ~ or. Gibson, Professor of Surgery n ts
e-r-'y Of PHnsvlyuG. Surgeon e-5 CHM
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-05-19
CAUTION TO PURCIIACTRS.

VALENTINE MOTT, MD.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-28
queen Charlotte, 1igiers Bay. }
August 80, 1915. {

M, General Men2rand,sn.
c.o, 80 Commander IN Chef is happy to inform the
meet OF me hnal termination of their strenuous nv.
oai'', Sy the signature Of ponce confirmed under
tons d., one guns on the following condi
gent Of EDglOnd: ''''' ''' ''"cc he'
=, Inc i, abolition, for ever, Of Christian save,v
ID. Ine delivery, to my flag, of all slaves in N.
hoIn .'ne OF the Dey, to whatever nation thew NAV
III. TO deliver also to nv fac. MI roo,ov ,ooo,.
ca ~ hlm Tor the redemption of slaves snce The
'' IW Of The year, at noon also to.morrow
cIY, hepnrstIon rms been made to the British
1omsul i9r oil losses he may have sustained IN conss
V. The Deg has made a public o,oo,v n
scnce OF hs hiinIs and Officers. md beyoed y,
oSh .. INC oonsul N terms dictated by tho Capteir
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-28
Bobbinet Lace Wells,

~ u JENKINS has just received by the Rich
~. mond Packet, an additional supply of rich
oiack ana white bobbiDet lace wells, white Cauze and
superior black Italian Grape wells, green barrepe and
gauze Tor veils-wbich he offers for sale at verv
reduced prices, at HE Irish Linen and Fancy Dry
Good Store, Main Street. nu1 20
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-28
EPIThPU.

Here hes escaped from busy scenes
First Lieutenant OF Marines,
who late " lived in peace and plenty,
On board the ship the Atalanta;
Now stripped oS all.his warllke show,
And laid IN box Of elm below,
Confined TO earth in narrow borders
VI" rises not "t''l further orders
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-28
FOR SALE.

rgNlIE subscriber Offers for sal" one or all of e,v
u brick Tonemcn's, IN ono block, between and
T. 3h street, privately, till the 9Th day of noxt
month, (Scptcmbcr) IF moi disposed of before thai
day, he will offer them then. at o'clock, r. M. on
ehe PROMISED at and months credit, at public
tlnn. These tcncments ARE 10 feet front ON 18Th
street, running back about 100 feet. IF Disposed of
at auction, The sale will be conducted by J. s. S. Cos
by q Co. Auctonecrs.
aug 27-tds JOSHUA DOING.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-28

NE Subscribers offer for sale at tbe,r S,or. NJ
crr,,,is, reaIi street, NEW YORK The follown,
uiipie'e assortmentot DRY GOODS, on IN. n't
liberal terms; CONSISTING of blnck hI,'" t.e mus
1o'uoh ofo"n, claret, MKT and steel MKT drah -
casslmeres "u'ioaIis ant
MIX indigo blue and olive sat,inetts
h re and mkt padding Tartan plalds and c,r,,..,
Siiuisoh' oue and green moreeus
p'acS ana assorted colored bombnzetts and o;,,..
SLAMS ahu ClcdS
E Greer, booking baIze. and floor cloth ba,ze.
inc green req and yellow hannels, assorted ana
Green and white serge; rose, dufil and Do;,, ,l.r
kets ' onu punt oian
a complete assortment OF common, fine md .r,,,
fine ingram CARPETING ' 'uPei
White, and black cotton and sill hoo. L.,
=, eiate coloTed Worsted hose
Common, ilne and sunerfnc Irish hn.ns :,
and half pieces - ""o''
Lawns; ID IA, Cd, %, IO-4, Irish table d.ner
"a, Cd. and Cd, cotton diaper '-p''
cloths ro' N'"'i' "apaSk tao .
OF III and l2-4 double damask; I'D Irish oh,
ing; Russia diopers ''" '"e
musns a"o JaSohe's' owl
RAM i hgured, and tomboured book musl,ns
ram, and figured null musI,ns
brown linens ''''' o'"'h
duck and coorcd cambrIcks; ind,ro MAIDS. st,r
ana apron checks -
sncetihgs and shirings; Marseilles. Valenc
swansdown, silk and tollane, vestino
Al 81, u Cd white Sy,s, Jscone, s,J ,,. .
=, Va,s Italian and Madras crayats
"'"|h uiiu olive veIveteeBs, benyertcens bsnoun
tabby cords and fusfians
I"tsourg cords patent linen and floss thread
N,lIoh D'il aud spool thread, knitting cotton co,
yarn, wick. butts and wadding
ID to I'D quilts and counlcroanes fo,,1.,;o, ~
w. G ni NETS assorted colored ,abby vevets
% 10 "a fancy cotton sha wis, PrussIan sb,yvi,
- |" ID light and dark fancy gInnhams; black
ting ee"''''' o'aeH
French bombazIne; brown battistc: fapcv ill, hi
large ana small sized silk flag hkdfs SUPERIOR
bandunnng 0"pe'iof
1-1 TO Cd tIck,ups: block bJ,o 81
SILK aud silk TWIST; '0
bTdsryc diaper pack and pound pins clooL cid
hooks and eyes P'' 'iouk Gil
oIIt Goat buttons; ivory, bone lasting and stool
'"'' SUIT OuttOnsj cap wire, and WIRE rbbon. ~,
and shoe bindings 'O''' w
bcu lace, blk ind drab cotton ferro,s. t,v;Il.d
pam cotton tapes
'''n no npe5; "ors,cd and carpet bindings; ivory
Iahaia ribbons, Of all descriptions: co,to, md l.
net laces '
Beaver, buckskin, horse skin, white and osso r,
gloves N''''
Blk and white silk gloves; mitts; black ,preon
straw aud pink Fronch grapes
Worscd bnrege hkfs; merIno SQUARE mud
shawls ''' a'u
Belt ribbons; cotton and linen b,,L,, IT,,
black gros de-Naplcs ELK ~ ''"'" D"
White. green, blue straw aud o,,L rl,,o,
Linen cnmbric, and linen cambric bk,,
Jogcther wih Complete and splcndid ,s.o
" ,"ncoes' All OF which are of; red at ,b
mark'f P,,ces by J l.. IN. l.. GRisWo
Nrw-YonK, Aug. 20.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-28

'ENHE csbne, Maker and Upholsi G. er's Guidc
being compile drawing book, and repository
Of new and original designs, for household furniture
ana interior decoration IN the approved pIcpnni
and modern taste, accompanied with use al and n,oc
'Icai instructions for tho manufacture of the same
AFreo'ise on Geometry, with definitions and prob
lens explained in plain and familiar manner. 'ELs
Wise Treatise on Prospective, with a series If in.
sructvo examples. applied to furniture and ,lustra
ted by numerous engrqviDgs, by George Smith.~Jus,
received--for sale by JOHN w. NASH
aug 90 " ''NA'i''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-28

'ANhKEN UP by tho subscriber on Yesterday, the
26;h inst stray Cow and Calf The COW is
whitlsh pysd, and has been feeding about the Lncks
for about months. The cali IS ubuu, months old
The owner can have them by proving proper ty and
paying expenses DANIEL r. HOWLE
ouD
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-28

H'HE Subscribers offer for soIe NJ H.. CT,
2si' Pearl Street, NEW YORK, The folin,a; ao
complete assortment DRY GOODS. ON IN. n,al
ioeral ierms consisting ot black, blue olive as
brown, claret, MKT and steel mkt drsb an
common line and superfne broodcoaths anf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-28
JOSHUA DOING.

ENhESh CRACKERS.--50 kegs Jamlseon's
a fresh crackers-iupt received D r Steamhnot
f"lomac, for sale, by r. H. DREW. Agt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-28
Five Dollars Reward.

- give ne above eward Tor my FIRE. Paper-,
IL which were lost about 3 months ago They were
sent from fredericksburg To this place. by mail drec
Tea 10 Henry RIves, but they have never come to
aug 2G-2t NELLY RIvEs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-28

HBEkSONS wishing to hire female servants for
ihe balance OF the yoar, can he ar of two or
ti"ee without incumbrancc and who have been nc
customed to the duties about house. Apply at
this Office. ~ y Iiiy ~
2a--ot
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-28

IN. l..
ms wretehed young man received his s.ntsuce
at salem on saturday. At A. NJ. he WINS pIaced.
a. The bar. The crowd was as great as Mt spv for
mer time OF the trial lie remained throughout the
solemn ceremony as unconcerned and imroyabln ma
ever. When asked by Judge Putnam, if he had
eught 10 say why sentence Of death should no, NOW
De pronounced upon him, ho replied with great ener
gy and firrnness
VI have only TO say, that am innocent of the
cha ge-and now declare to the world that | shall
dle innocent the crime, for which nm TO suffer"
Judge Putnam then proceeded to pronounce tho
dreadful sentence Of the Law in the following terms
We regret to learn that the large and commodi
Gus Tavern of Mr. Janes n Pr .zier, in jennings
zap was entirely destroyed by fire on Tuesday last
1ogo' heT with his smoke-house and ice house We
UNDERSTAND the fire communicated FROM the
khchen chimney TO the roof while the family were
preparing dnaer, and the buildings being Of wood
tne progress Of the flames rapid as To preclude
possibility Of nrrcstng hem. deeper shade is NV
en- 70 this melancholy by the circumstance
.nat negro child persisted in tho house. The loss of
mr. FRAZER must be very considerable. A par, of
ns furniture only saved, and there were seversl
Ioad" OI bacon IN his smoke house, SLnun. SDsc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-28
To Mrs. PboJ, e..

, ITO 'HTS. Rhoda Burnett
"A = you arc not an inhabitant of the =, mo-. w.,
gina, and have. neSknown Agent IN th;s c VIZ
m n NV take method OF notifying you thu.
On I've Isl cay OF cmber next. ut the Tavern ~
Garter Moody, in Cnun,y of Chesterfield. IN tb is
state shall proceed to take the dispositions of ST."
Phen Branch, William Martin, Frsnces Burton .na
Meoecea oven to be read in evidence in suit depen.
u'n IN inc superior Court of Chancery for the Rich.
mono District in which am plaintiff. and Won s.o
ue, " The examination of the above witnesses
WIN continue on the day aforementioned. bet waon
. A. nj. and O'Clock p M oe.w wee
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-28

MlddlIng Bacon.
a rev Ex'ta MiddlIngs Bacon NAV he b,d -,
aug 10 "iNSioN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-09
PROGRESS o. rnE CONVENTION.

\ The two last days have produced some Interesting
occasions aud results - On Thursday, The Selec,
nmites reported thvir Plan OF poriionment, which
Mas ordered 10 be piinted.-On Mr.. Gordon's motion
the mode Of el,cng the Governor, was called up ard
the Conve ntion determined TO devolve his Election up
on the Legisia,u,e-On Mes-rs. Thompson's and Stu.
arts motions. the sections, respecting the impeachment
the renoroi of the Judges altered re-
quirc such proportion not of all he members Of the
Senate or the Legislature, (as the case may but of
those who prtsent.--The case of Judge Williams,
in Tennessee, shows how critically correct the ramer
Of the organic law ought 10 b. The Constitution Of
that State, reqnres the concurrence OF wothiris OF
the members Of the whole House" (he Scnae)- and
II is made serious que ton in Williams case, what is
mean, 10y he " whole Housc''-wheiher it he the en-.
lire Sena,s or the whole Der present-The fate of
WGiirus hangs upon that point.
Yesterday very busy day in the Convention.
They sat nearly until night. variety of motions
made, touching the Bass. Mr.. Cooke offered a resolu.
ton empowering the Legislature adjust the future
apportionment by air. Gordons ratio, within The great
divisions of the Sate-Mr. Powell submitted resolution
to empower them to re-apportion the whole State
upon fair basis Mr. Stuart, resolution for apporonng
the future representation in each separate section ON
the basis OF white population; Mr. Summersa
for appo, ming throug hout tie State periodically on
the basis of certain registered ireeho,ds:-and subse
quently, resolution by the same gentleman, for
doping the county representations these PROPOSE
lions failed, with the exception of Mr. Co ke's
Then the Convention took up the scheme of the Sc
lect Commitiee-Two alterations were made in ii.
Pocahontas taken from the Senatorial district Of
Harrison, sc. and transferred to Boetourt &c-and 2.
brunswick wac deprived of the double deeg gate and i,
was transferred to Franklin county-And then Mr..
Brodnax moved TO take one of the from Loulour and
giveh TO Brunswick. No ques ion was taken on this
motion, when the Convention adjourned at lat. hour
We shall congratulate them, when they get through
this tedious, complicated and delicate operation.
This subject being disposed Of are not aware of
any others which can occupy their a,tention more
than TWO hours-save only the eDgrosment, AID pro.
haoiy the enrolment, OF the New Constitutions We
should suppose, that the Convention will close their a.
bOnrs ly Tuesday or Wednesday