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Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-30

Isaac HUI has been elected to the
Y. :. Senate, by the Legislature Of
New Hampshire, To take the place of
MIR. Woodbury.. whose term Of service
will expire On the 4,h Of March next.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-30

N y. CARTER j. nov Fecei,,ng = sup
40 ply Of Goods suitable Goy hafsssi.
10 which he .ltises he attention q The
public lure a.. $3.50
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MASONIC.

The Anniversary of ST. John the Baptist, was
celebrated on Thursday last at IIar1,cr-s-F,try.
by the members Of Charity Lodge and visitors
from other lodges.
About So Of the fraternity joined tn proccs ion
They proceeded 10 the Me,l,odist Church, ~her,.
Sermon on the subject of Charity was delivered
10y the Rev. 5. TusroS. Not having attended.
we are unable TO give particular description Of
The incidents Of the OCCASION but arr told every
uiinS went off, pleasantly and harmonousI,.
he day was very fine; refreshing brvczes con-
hnuaiiy meliording the influence of tn, summer,
SUM- and rendering the scene highly agreeable 10
strangers, as well To those no have l,,t ofor,.
visited that most interesting spot
Indeed, there is always something about the
place, 10 make summer excursion delightful.
and crowds daily minge their strains Of praise. in
admiration al mans ingenuity, tsre variousl,,
Displayed, and Of Natures n,agr.i6ccnec, ever,
where around proclaiming the might and the ms
J,sty the Creator.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-30

Oh Tuesday tlc eei ias,. after q short ilIncss
Csps hoHEHr y. McWILLfau-, Of si,aiI,sL,rrg,
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NEW TYPES

Pato wHrrr, Editor q t,e wescrn C.roli.
r'n. Is appointed Par.er IN IN Nu,.
s'SrEt &. srarssran, lair Editor q IA.
Harm 6urg Repoter,'l,as been appointed Indisr
Ns'ut - Grccn Bsy
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-30

Inr CENsc-.-Retul,s Of population are given
IA many of the papers. iiagyrSo~n contains $751;
inhabitants, having increased 5a0 ia ten yr.,r.
MsrtinsbuIg contains I595-inereasc TO, mem
toned We have not heard any Of the results II
the MsrsiIal's labor ia this eouniy.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-30

GJ~ We hope the CIersy will no, fory,, the
earnest r-qnes of he Colonization Society, 70
take up collections in their respective Conrc u
lions on The 4th of July, for The benefit of tia,
m'' bc"evolca, institution, upon the sueccss oi
vheh depends the future veal or 30 Of ibis
h'pP, country
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-30

h~'ii BE- seen, by notice in anotl,er column.
that spectral trim 81 the Superior Court of Law
Tor this county, will commence on Tuesday the
sfTh day of July.
special term will eommcn-c Ia Berkeley ON
thc iith of August
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-30

The Great Cattle Saie.-A collec-
tion Of upwards of a thousand persons
OF the highest ,espectnbility. attended
the sale Of Colonel Powell's stock Of
cattle ON Wednesday last. The com.
pany assembled were remarked as be-
ing OF the highest responsibility, from
all the adjoining counties, and from
many states Of the union. The bid
ding commenced with spirit. and con.
tinued until the whole catalogue was
gone through. a few head only being
bought IN. We are unable TO furnish
all the prices, but from the following
our readers can form some just idea Of
the sums obtained for the majority.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-30

At meeting of the stockholders OF
the . Frederick aud Harpcrs Ferry
Road Conpany,'o Saturday the 10Th
inst. at Newtown. (rrap,) the follow
ing officers were elected to manage the
business Of said company until Janua-
ry next. To wit:
Col. JONI THOMAS. President.
Col. Henry KENT. RoBERT Roach.
I. Is. GILL. JAcoB Thomas,
J. u. MoRRisoS. j. BIsER.
JONI CosT. G. B. WAoRn.
Managers.
PATRICK M'GiLL. sen. Treasurer.
JOSEPH WEST, Secretary.
(Eaaminer.
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oss Of TIE " Ipsndeys II ne Tp,~H." 4
R''ignafion. james W. Clark, Chief Clerk
% The Navy Department. has resgned hi.
siulsion.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-30

Tickets 70 be had in the shove Lottery. q.
the store. u Messrs Joseph L. RusseII h Co
isrpersFersy ~ NJ. a. u. Katy, smith.
held Of Messrs. Jefferson b Cleveiasd,
Chssies,own a Mr. Charles Hsrper, shsp-
hersis'own' add M. VIM. Slutm, Darkess,lle.
Nav 20. lao
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PRlCR or TICKETs.

Hihoke Tielef So Haioes o. Quayfeys 81.
To be drawn on The a, %. G. pIsp The
5000 prizes Of - u be awarded 10 the hfst.
seco5d or third division, 10 be determined
by lhst wbieh NAY draw the capital prize Of
10000 hat hs holder Of :hrss iickei-.
ons 80 each dtyisio7. a. certain Of oos pTixe
and msy draw four.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-30

sbARLEs ALEXANDER, publisher Of
~ the Dolly ChroaieiS, and well known q.
having been ccooeetcd-in the publication Of
the Saturday Evening Post and Caske', pro-
poses, j" ccajunction with i.ec,s A. Gonsr,
To commence, on The first Of Juis nerf. n
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-30
IRISH SHEETINCS

June ?. lsso.-iaw,3s.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-14
EoR THE VIM.
REVOLUTIONARY CLAIMS g..

=.
Messrs Editors; The precarious communication by
mail where i've and frequent long absences from
nome prevent my seeing many things IN the papers.
until they become stale and forgotten By others aud
10 many instances not seen by me at oil. The first
was me case III relation to an article your paper Of
the ZJd OF MAY last, conce ming the late decision of
The Court Of Appeals on Revolutionary ClaIns-
mat article was made up OF Editorial remarks in
answer TO the enquiries Of a correspondcni on that
SUBJECT, whose piece itself account of the impro
pr'ey Of "s PERSONALITIES to~Vords the Judges. you
drcnhed publishing. and have no doubt very pro-
perry so, from Whist you give of tho subs' ancc and
glafng aOsuTdies OF the piece 70 rejected from vour
adoption and patronage.
me able supper, Of that decision as inGiydnally
Delivered by each Judge separafcIy on the var;c,;.s
facts and laws 10 Tie case must he too sa,iscsc,o
aso convincing TO every discerning and candid mind
20 stand IN negd Of further support frofn arv ,uer
quarter however able such additional concurrence Of
'eSh matter and manner might be ! shall only there
tore notice some Of the loose and general objections
10 ina decision, and the glarng absurdtes of such
opecu"ns as you have given them from your cores
pendent hmrcE
lie first asks the amount that will probably no
urh"n from be Treasury BY that decision: which YOU
NJ once very W1pc'ly answer yourselves by canddlv
a".nit"nE 'hai Inc amount. whatever 1t may be- has
not"ing TO do with the correctness Of the decision
'jA' " ihose claims were legal and Just they were
OF such choractcr, that If they Dir incd the Trca.
sHry 10 inc last cent, hlt cent should go. report
"'''I' 'H gwen when a9grnva'es that amount TO
most eNlraV1gan unreasonable degree, The sinplo
clain OF The iate cclrbrated Doctor McCurg is *
aggcralsd 10 slOO,eOo.
u indeed the merits Of that distinguished man and
his patriotic md professional services in department
so eInnenIy useful and a-essen'ol 10 the preservo
uon and vigor cf our scsnfy revolutionar, forces.
were TO b" nado The standard ofthosc rewards 10 his
po'''rry winch hc was not permitted 10 enjoy in his
own lie tlne, then IN" author of this article from his
own personal knowledge Of circumstances and facts
amending these trying scenes and times would readi
y accord not only his belief but his full appreciation
20 me realisng Of The report. But when measured
Sy vac right standard Of the lew and the fact, il is
believed that such report like many others If latter
,nes blown from similar fytnpcfs If cre0ibity will
DC i2Snd eq"aHy 10orthy Of consideration and weight
nave no correct standard or recollection oven by
winch can graduate that distinguished Doctors
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-14
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

Fanhhn.-For The Senate, Balda Mcdaniel 247
Co; ; WIN. Campbell 222.-Bedford to vote.
-, House OF Delegates (2). John NJ. Holland, and
Cnorcs Powel--wirhout opposition.
@gGord-ror the Senatc-Mr. Cbinn ind M an
position. Wv W
House or Deegntcs--R. G. Moncure-eec cd
without opposition
1877 '''' O'u
House Of Delcgntcs-No opposition to Mr.. Bur
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-14

II at THIS election. electors for President and Vica
President had to he elected in the district com.os-
cd OF Baltimore County jackson elecor would bave
zee elected. In the district composed of Harlo,d
an Cecil. Clay eector would have been elected
by majority OF votes. In the district composed
fame Arundel County and the cities Of Rsl,n,ors
and Annapolis two electors for Clay would ha 20 been
elected by majority Of 30 In all Tie other dis
tricts electors for Mr.. Clay would have been elected
by respec able m'jo-ities The vote of MARYLAND
Jackson "
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-14

,, "uDIaaot"y 81 F",'uns-A Young lady. native of
O,;,h and Creole, was a voyage o,Franco
msrcb.n e 0ssgn VI Selng educated there when che
was csPtnres by an Alperins cruiser, and ,,Ton e.
ngsis. rhc hr captive was al first ovcrwhelmeS 9TH
sIpeton ot the prospect Of captivity before her bu'
rsoIISntg gave way u meditation, it csme TO her
IseoIecuoh that an Old negress had predicted ,bot
sue would one day become one Of The pTsaIos, ,na'
cesses IN the world "Ah exclaimed" sBe far st PHI
sttIon was IN this instance but the handmade ocspI
uon. 1T 70 doubtless sol am to be Princess. VIII
must not quarrel with fortune. Who knous 49,. ~
may come out Of tbis!" So strong did tbs n.s "not
session gsowupon the young lady that ere che rsacS
"a The BaTbary shoro, che was as much a f,,.I;.,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-14
SERENADE.

This exquisite poem, Is copied from the words q
he Inflated Henry Neelc, the child of misfortun,
nd the pride of the literary world. 1t contains a
nusual share OF poetry, and can only &c read to b
dmired.
Woke, lady, wake,--ths midnight moon
Sails through the cloudless skies of June:
The stars gaze swee,ly on the stream,
Which, in the brightness of their beam,
One sheet ofglory lies.
The glow worm lends it's little light,
And ell that's beautiful and bright
10 shining our world to night,
Save thy bright eyes!
Wake, lady, wake,-the nightingale
Tells to the moon her love lorn tale;
Now doth the brook that's hush'd by day,
As through the vale she winds her way,
In murmurs sweet rejoice.
The leaves by the soft night wind stirr'd,
Are whispering many gentle word,
And all earth y sweetest sounds are heard,
Save thy sweet vn:ce!
Wake, lady, wake,-,hy lovcr waits,
Phy stccd stands sadded at the gates!
Here is n garment rich and rare,
TO wrap the from the cold night air.
The appointed hour is TOWN.
Danger and doubt have vanished quite
Our way before is clear and bright,-
And all is ready for the fl ight,-.
Save THOU alone
Wake. lady, wake,-I have n wreath.
Thy broad fair brow shall rise beneath.
have a ring that must not shine
On any finger. love, but THINE!
I've kept my plighted vow.
Beneath thy easement here / stand,
TO lead thee by thy own white hand
Far from this dull and captive stand
But WHERE ART THOU:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-14

L The recent election IN Maryland has driven the
Editor of the Baltimore Republican to his calcIla
tons a"d by strange array of figures striking out
the votes IN some counties, and averaging the whole
vote, sc ascertolns hat the aggregate vote Of Ma
FyIand still gives majority for jackson Nothing
'an be more certain Indication of the CONSCIOUSNESS
of total defea, han the exercise of such INGENUITY
TIE majority against the administration is nearly
2ooo. as appears by this following statement from
the Baltimore Chronicle:
In the following statement Of the lato election
OF Maryland, the vote Of the highest candidate on
each side has been taken. In st. Mary's County
the jackson party made no opposition SO feeble was
their strength, II however opposition had been START
ed Clays majority would not have bccu less Ihan
600 yores. 49,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-14


oepressor of the great Napoeon?-BaR Patriot.
rrsnthn aad Electrieiy.--Dr F. anklin was the
Ire fni'sopher who succeeded IN OBJ aiming clectrci-
~ from the clouds Thus he id by means Of com
mon k''o to which an iron point was affixed To the
lower end orthe hempen string attached piece
OF SIR cord to prevent the electric fluid from pas,
Sing ot-and where the hcmpen string terminated.
key was fastened He raised this kite duriDr a
thunderstorm, aud, on presenting his knucklc TO the
Key ne received strong spark. He afterwards used
70 reP'at TINS experiment aod collectod the fluid thus
90 AIMED IN bottles and jars This circumstance gave
rise TO the following anecd1ie While he was Am
oassador to the English cou-t lady, who was n
bon TO be presented to the Kpg. noticed his exceed
ingiy plain appea ancs, aud inquired whu he was.
" ihdt Juddim, answered The gentleman on whose
arm she was aning, sis Benjamin Franklin. Me
'i"oa'N'dor firm .Nortt .4msrica.' The North
American Ambassador so shabbily dress-dr' ex-
Claimed the lady. Hush, madam, for heavens
sake whispered the gentleman. "hs as the man that
bottles up thunder and Eghining
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-14

an point OF resignation any dcvotec of I,la,nism
could possibly be. The French Consul at Algiers
immediately offered to ransom his country woman;
eu' no. .ne ieir Creole would no: be rausomcd for
rear OF ouendng fortune. by resortng vulgar
way OF recovering her liberty So To the Seraglio
OF the hey of Agiers the lady went and strange
indeed to tell, from his Highnesss Seraglo she was
seht as present to the Grand Seigsor, who was
struck with her beauty and manners for IN both she
was exceiiing) that he elevated her to the dignity
OF ms tavorlte Sultanu! Such was the sinsOhr rise
o'the late Sultapa Falde who died in rs q, and was
the mother Of the present Grand Scignor
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-14
4ppoinfmcnt' by Tie Precedent :.

Boniamin r. Morsell, and Nicholas b. Vnnzandt.
o. the District Of COLUMBIA. to BE- Justices of the
trict. " '' '''
John j. Maxwell, to be Collector Of the Customs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-14
3sseDasuoasU SGsDeg.
THURSDAY MORNING.. OCr. u. Is3a.

u The Reror er of Orange, of Saturday, OH
inst, SAYS that Col. Barbour has not yet decide
whether he will accept the appointment of District
Judge.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-14

,Fr0Ptecy 9 Napoleon DIR. OMeara, in his
olGe rom 81 Helena" page 100. says
ne lNopoeon) convcrsed upon The probability
., teVo ulion IN France. Ere twenty years have
elapsed when ] am dead and buried said he. won
WIZ witness another reroiution in Trance IL is i'm
possible that tweniy-niDo millions Of FreDchrnen
can 1--we cononted under the yoke Of sovorepns an,
posed upon them by foreigners, and against whom
Cney nave iought and bled for nosrly thirty years
submit to the yoke of such animals as Moucbennp"
=, monchenu was the Bourbon Commissioner ~. 81.
h'elenH, for the safe custody or Napoleon. What
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-14

Copy ofa letter from He Count Of Surriliieurs to
- -, an officer formerly serving in The rcpub-
iican and impeIiai armies Of France.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-16
FoR THE RICHMOND WING.
,rHE RICHMOND ENQUIKER.

Those who i'll the habit Of reading Enuufer and
who have been tins habit, for the last dozen yeats
fail entertaining that sympathy Tor human IfIrmIty which
belongs to natural character
Coniiaua in search of popular sentiment and occasionally
taking he dark the Editor of paper
many bundc auh involved himself many inconsistent
ccs that is difficult determine whether the feeling of
amusement pity preponderaies the bosom of ie ntel
gent reader Always alarmed least Inc may plunge
errors fucs Mr. Richie dexterously parties conflict
ing opinoms and, that he may escape from the
lies before him, little longer, avoids cOrtfa
while gives his readers, cOpIouS extracts from the Ie
graph the 4bdny .4gs and such other precious frieHdS
may his These papers, he throws in the bregch be
himself aud public opinion and by and by, when pull
sentiment ascertaiued he takes ground the side OF
the majority and leaves his friends To- scuc for themselves
Ills present attempted mediation between Noah and Green,
conclusive OF tie truth of this But
time is not distant when Mr. Rtchic win find himself
roical condition, Gom which, all his Gcx'erous
nv will not cnabc him escape perfectly well known
that he has gone so far with the title m7icinr, that march
backwards will sgracefl; aud, that he must, and fcN,
make this movement admits Of doubt with those who have
watched his political buttons, for years past Should
abuse the Of the Euuurer has fallen TO tie tate
Of MIR. Adams meet Colann And why should
he expect to escape il? Has Mr. v ever bscn more be-
TTGiSct by Mr. Ricic than Mr. Adams TO man, VINO
reads the Enquirer will That Inc has not teun part
much But the amusing part Of the Enquirer is, the
c1on, which frequently gives to its readers 10 hewaTe 81
make communications TO opposing editors Heaven what
lie who has been by
the East Room Letters nc who gTavcly and sOcnny published
the meeting Israel HIKE he who coupled teetcr the
of Samuel RanJop aud Jno n. Cooke; this man ho has
been thus uped and laughed at Ivy tire wags Of the day tell
the people Of Virginia. "bewae now they credit letters
,rn from Washington and elsewhere other editors than
himself" But new principle rising up, and is intended
r NO other uurnOse tfe real Objects which Mr.
Richie and his party in view Ivy the frequent meetings
intend M Jeersons bTb day To be celebra
ted as long as party meetings deemed necessary
and by whom? Ie the names when published, t1c
question Il ccnajuy Is 10; known 10 the writer what
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-16
MARINE NEWs.
PORT or RICHJIOTD.
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
Sloop Commodore Perry, -, from New York,
with Ballast,
Scnr Ititna, -----. from New York, Ballast.
Steamboat Norfolk. Henderson from Norfolk -
Passed off Mulberry Island. brig Virginia Packets
bound down; Oft Hog Island, ship Richmond bound
up; above City Point schr Chariot, As hours from n
York, bound ar.
Schr Olive, Wooliord. from Turkey Island.
SlooP Jolly Sailor, Anderson from PETERSBURG,
with cotton, to Lancaster s. DENLY.
SAILED,
Schr Minerva, Mister, for Baltimore VIII, Coal and
Tobacco.
Steamboat Columbus, Turnes, Tor Baltimore, with
tobacco, &c.
NEW YORK, April ts-sailed, schr Effort, for
Richmond.
NORFOLK, April I3-arrd. schrs Geo Gardner Downs
fan Philadelphia, bound Rict,pond; Domede GRAY fin
Richmond, bound to Boston and uftlan Cornela Denise fin
do bound TO York. "
Below, schs Relief Crowe for T0son De Wolf Kelly for
poriand Molly Banter for iallove and soop Philadelphia
Wells. for Prds,on, I'm Richmond.
to Salem - 1852 ~
Sailed, schr George Gardner, Bowns Cor Richmond.
The ship Richmond Drummond, reported Yesterday in
Hampton Roads. has gone mp James River =
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-16

WI he most conspicuous IN the published pocceups of Tho
washington meeting held Browns the 18Th nsi , \,
may be safely predicted that, number will e
ouhd many who, during MIR Jeersons day, of frnL yvrr.
ms enemies, his opponents aud his tcdes; and vet to an
wer Press nj purposes these affect to yenerae his
and his memory In noticing this meeting TO celebrate he
name OF Mr. Jeiersm the Enquirer carefully avoids sayic any
ming winch may commit that print, upon principle; saws .ff
me proceedings of the day, should the true s,
me OH republican party, shall hail with great salts
ana VIII lay the toasts and speeches before our read
eIs NOW MIR Hitcte docs attempt shew what are
settled ny TINS meetings whatever be; we shall
see Hang compi ments &c, in the Enquirer The writer of
h's article Is not quite fearful of uerins his opinions
DIS MT hiche u.s. AMI he will predict things
"s 10 inns asfnston meetings FIRST that their sen
es are IN violation of the principles o the old republican
approve of every rdrd letter. conua Contained in them
IN ms article upon this meeting Mr. H. handsome
lungs about Me- Jefferson and Mr. Madison the firm ends
OF the constitutions aud yet but SINCE the columns
OF The Enquirer filled with editorial
uaduction OF MIR. Madison, merely because he wrote n
explaining his views OF the power of Congress imuoe
duties for projections i'll which opinion, Nh Madison
happened to differ in opinion it'll the domnan, pav THE
uh is Mr. kitche has fixed principles his mind oscla.s
WIN men and circumstances and the sailors saw he has
ooxed the compass He has praised abused MIR d,ms
ne mas abused and praised Gen Jackson, he has praised and
abused Mr. Clay he has abused and praised Mr. Giles he h,
abused aud praised Mr. Randolph, has abused and raseJ
Mr. lazcwei he has abused and praised MIR Cabono 60 81
mas he acted towards Mr. Van Buren,, Mr. Jas Barbour Mr.
Lewis Lane and every other politician the country vim
has oesn the least prominent Al time Gen j. mad ,a,
ped ON the Constitution and made wP' his oay mi.
y action and noio Gen j. is the only who can sarr the
and the Republican party &C. &c From such
miserable, political dctato what have the peopc to
NUNiA
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-16
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

L-oudoun.-Precncts not heard from Tic FIRST
Gays vote IN Lecsburg was-for the Constitution
against IL 65. For Delegates, John II. McCabc IS
Cha,s Sirevc az. VIM. Il. T. Mason sd, Saml Daw-
81, III. b. Powell al.
=, Lo1,sa-For the Constitution IA, against it g.
ToT Delegates, Kimbrough II, Poiniexter+ So
Ioler 40, Cross 81, Daniel sS.
''dnsemond.-For the Constitution l42, against it
72.-Delegates, John C. Cohdon ana jos6na M
Hare* ~ '''""" "1
Not in the last Legislature.
returns OF the votes for and agains, the adoption
OF the new CONSTITUTION, us far as heard from
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-16
TK USTEES' SALE.

Rf virtue of a Deed of Trust, executed late Lewis
Beard, dated on the 10Th day of October 1927, re-
cord III the o Office of the Court of Hastings this CITY, made
TO secure me payment of debt due from him Care Cop
Thursday the 29 of The present month"; the premises and
for ready money expose TO sale auction, lots of lying
ON Shockoe Creek, IN that of the usually
Nayo's addition, and designated Map or plan of that
addition by the numbers Cd and 6lThere these lots
small framed dwelling lately y t,e said Read
and an unfinished brick building
The sale will begin between II and ~ O'Clock.
ROBERT lfWATIMFY
aP 1-eods JOHN g. WILLIAMS.