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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-11

FpHE subscriber respectfully informs the
public that he has now on hhnd some
really splendid articles IN his line ot business
and. also, that he has madr arrangements
winch Will enable hun At all times, aud Al the
shortest uollce, 20 supply those who may favor
in With their patronage NTH Cpaehfer 9 rs,
gatouches, Or any otter desert ton 81 Car
ring, s. from Newark ~. - winch Is known
= be he rtty best HauFacio,y C(sueh arf'cies
IN me Worid BrrsnP ment, nave also br'n
made with manufactures IN Philadelphia aud
NV York, 50 thar aug ords1 which nay be
given can always be 'mnls,ilaiely supplied.
The subscriber likewise continues to cary
on the Carnage making business, aud IS pre-
pared 10 maze Carriages 81 any description
81 hirh may b. wanted hy those who prefer the
hume Dinaufaciu lie viii also do any KIND
of Jtpa,rs n The cheapest terms, and IN the
N st punetual manner.
HENRY NJ. DlDLAkE.
Aug 80 Is
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WI /. IIff u s z. =.

A4FRa GILL las received a pat of her
AeA Fall snpp'v of Articles in ire Millinery
e, AMI = -, pared 10 execute all kinds of
work Il" order. She has just received from the
Mott an invoice afLeghorns, which she VII
sell ~ very low prices. She also conducts the
MAN fuAMAk business
Mrs. Il tenders her thauks 10 the citizens
and public generally ;, who have favored her
with then custom, and respectfully solicils a
c's'mtance of their patronage.
Uct.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-11
SELLING OFT Ar
z VIZ y vi q z DSPa

< III III u = OSTa
Z lie subscriber having (@iihin q few dhys
Z past positively Determined to remov.
from this place IN a few months offers his en-
tire Stock Of Goods, wholesale or retail. a,
prime cost, tor cssh, or on liberal time 10
WHOLESALE deslers. ior negotiable notes, well
endorsed, by adding The legal interest. t.
Stock Is large, general aud desirable no Oh
shop Keepers. md many received within few
weeks past q before lie tise. II Is an undenIab,
fact. lbai goods have recently advanced cape
ciay wooiens oil 4. kinds, and he feels war
ranled ia the assertion, that many of his vii
be sid 20 per cent. lower tnan they can he
pui chased at this time IL New York ; nor would
he. on any account. oiiet 80 valuable Stock
II cost. were he not determined upon chaue
mp his location. Country Merchants, Pc
lars, DC. would do yell 20 call and bu> iame-
diateiy, a. tney will not be long N market A.
cost and II is very rarely tie case that such
Stock was ever efrled on such favorable terms
( in.ihis or any other place. The STOCK cons,s's
in part of
MlJImg aud super super Cloths and Cass,'
meres
Black Cloths, Uucommonly beautiful g. cheap
Bfosn, brown olive, bottle green aud fmiA
ture do
Flannes, Point and Rose Blankets
plece super Carpeing-l piece stair do
Cacoe,' large assortment ,'1, very .,,' low
they can be bought IN New York
~ 20 siILs '"N
Rl.cl and coIo,ed palmari,,s
Black Italian six Cravats, Barcelona Hand
kerchiels
Bandanua ard lag ndks.-Cotton do
Cambrics, Mnsilns, DimI:ies, Ne &c.
hIpytuu { lutus HsgpTtpd CBlDfs
Clrcassl"n oha~ls and Hdkis.
silk, Barrege ana otaer iancy Hdkfs.
Merino Cncnssans, French bombaznes
Bombazetts, silk aud labDy teiYets, (assoa'
ed coors)
Ribbons OF Various kinds, Tapes, Bobbins, &c.
six and Cotton Hosiery, (iaIge assortment
ladies Gloves aud Nuts, very cheap
"foleme"S 90 10
,t'sh h'"Fns a"a Lawns
tortoise SHELL neN a"u sue Combs
hoek 90 10 20
~ pieces Russia paper tor Towels
Blue, p'ok, French. grey aud brown Nankin
Grapes
Black dgurcd Grape Robes, very cheap
pieces suprr "Iaok Mode
black Italian Grapes, tsome extra fne)
Fearl aud Bone Bn'tons-20 doz. Suspenders
a larGe assortment s1ompcticS
Copsist,uG of bra,, hlaaoA,a -
Co,,'7, CIo,b. ""' eo'oie"
30 nl4ccs Akron ,slo,Ls fro,, A.. -
I,,L,nr ys,, ,,.', 49,, "a, o'G
Eo.,,;,,S9''.i.' t -" Gnu tn'"P
9''io''s' oo'.oii oH"aDufSs'
? ooa HI, vory bos, s'n,' caoaa 1...,.-
,,,s n,,,cb e5,c,,,., 1o.o"' VA '"'s ar
'''st 10y 'e
sz,n '0'' ''o'''' ~ almost
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E'....'. 49, ~ tS'n a. 4l''''' A"'Piee'
Sill ,.,,,'.,i,,. ~ =, ~ que g.
C,,' NJ. l,,.s ','" 'i','"s
gk1..1l..,..s S,,r ''''' ." 10 ]od
'9'"""It ana "feIy, as J0HGUS:
h"i'ss ana Foths' Fen and Pocket Knives, Ra-
hI'-a g quantity mil sa" and other
"s' ""sF' hinges pao, STOCK, KNOB.
r''sie'' e"P"'a'u' drawer aud chest
bo'ns
La'enes' w lacks screws Spoons, Pins,
'"ool,' ,a"e IONS .,.n' 9ere" Augurs,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-11
FRESH IMPORTED
HARD WARE d CUTLERY,
nv wholesale and retail.

<.54,aF have tat ea the sfnrr nj ehose Nj
w Roh.fk4 e. ADD ai,no Directly o.
na.,Ie nrssr.. NJ Re a. NJ EN-, whrfe -
,ays re- rived l,nd ar npN "ptmhR) ~
u,e sbins neli y Rouin laad, from Lnffpo'.
a choice ,cieftion Of iiafdge4e a"t u ofy
contrasting Ia par oftbe ieilasmg "''e'e' va
Knives and Forks Of various qualities aud pr
-.
comnlr,c ST.. Of Ivory handled Knives an.
Forks. 90 aud y vs.
PEN ami Pockel kalsc., somr scty splendid
Scissor. OF various quniilifs
Superior Tailor shear
Hazars and Il zor Straps 4 PASTE (Pomeiay >
sb4e. 4 .hfrafd Cook X ttes
Fad Locks Of every de. ripa5n
SfocA Looks 81"
Rub looks, : s, 9 aud 10, II md } hoii'
III. cheat and Cupboard do. eommDn aud Booh
quality
Close AMI Horse Lock Gun Locks
Wrought Nti,t Ca Nails nd Bf'ds
A., = cut. mtll. hand. PANEL an tcnen Saws
German aud Cas- 81 Ell, l. nion. spiing, haad
and Pauoel Saws,
i.h,ea bark Tfnrn saws, superior article
o., : en,. mill, hand and tentn saw fdss,
brN quait
lyait. "a anu lea lays v'rs cheap
Re,lann,a lea aai C1ftac Tots
Good ass rtmenf - Said'rfy
~ and Women. saddle Ifees, good AZ
iielr
ns,ns. hole Fns,et's common AnvIi
bi.rk and ht,gb' Woes,
.gtn.mans warranted BelloNses
.slea,re aud han1 Hammers
Se,ew plates. duublc and single hand
ue4se Shoe Kasps, Smnh $ tllts
a conn etc assottmen' OF thes
CO ear aud Bisiettd sci
A .le,ant assortment OF Flint and Pdrcn5sion
aa,,hI. ADD s,ngle barre Guns, aho, Bolts.
paicn, aud PLAN
Powder Flask
Bell Nam kettes
Yra.. Candlrs,icks, chamber ami rar'onr
SfsW Pan, n ncw and useful Rr'i le
larre aud hludsoma essoetuc { of hrass
mounted Shovel and long, lew sets
brass ali over, super,o. article
Brass Andr rs, SOM very handsome
Rrass mounted WE Erudofs
Han aud WI slhcrs, Wire Sieyfs
Css I'D patent lrpn Tea Kettles
Shoe II autu =, Pmects, n .pers &c.
Bea ~ Blades
Gominadc koob5. Brass aud Glass
hut. I e. Parliament, Hook and Eye H. 4
II l.. II nges OF II sizes, Rrass Butts, dii.
feren SIS
WOOD scr -, rom 3-S to inches
Brd Screws q. Il IL aud inches
Sa Irons aud Taior's Irons
Chs els an Gonges ct nearly every kind
A large a,sortm, ut Of earn, otefs' bench and
moulding Planes, direct. ro.n the manu-
factory.
II is tedious IN enomerate any more articles
snlli ce it TO say, we have slmo.t every article
in our liue ,mrored directly from tn factories
ofBirn u gham u sheffield We are connect
al with a house IN Richmond where almost
every thing j. imp It Il thai we may have oc-
caslan 20 order aud shnuid we not have any
paricnlar article called for, il Will hc procured
by TIL esrleu opportunity. THIS being new
e,tah ishm ant in this place, we h pc. by ST let
attention 10 oar business, with agreat desire 10
plea.s. TO merit public parooaee--we therefore
most respectfully invite the sillsens ot lynch
burg aud IFS yemiiy--c0UNfkY NER
CHAINS, ant tes public generally, To cell
and EXAMINE the QUALIFY aud PRICES OF
our Goods befhe rhey purchh,e
IHEO. ROBERTSON g. CO.
Oct I'm.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-11
SNlenAiA Goods.

WYE are now opening 10 pieces Pembroke
w Lus'res, {, new Article for Lsdles'
Dresses)
5 pecrs chsogeable Silks, all shade
10 do Ca0bIets, superior quality
doz. Genllemsn's sup. Horse Skin Gloves
beautiful assortment of Belt Ribbons
An entire caseot Leghorn Bonnets, uncommon
ly low
Thibet Shawls
Splendid Valencia do
Call at TURNER g. KERR'S,
Bank Square, Lynch.
Sept. 81 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-11
DEPOSIT iON

G. iViKD |oto1g Pu6Ac and Conn
mission,r m ChonctrV.
Office iva d ors ab We the Virgiuian Once,
viii, 81, any and all times, aurad 10 taking
bepusinous or Alhiagits, tor the superior
+ cunt II Ghancery, y all other Courts ofJ Justice
Whenever qutred Person. having Evidence
T. take, are iavitcd 10 give tbri' notice to be
takeu ~ II pihCe.
sent a. 1880
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-11
Twenty dollars Reward.
Sep 10

Il D UNAWAY from the lower Plantation c
d q tie late Capt. Waloen, lying N Phisy +
wanna county, on otaunton RIVER, about slr
miles hello" Chambess Ford, and aboul j. 70
miles above Goose Creek on tie ION Of At
gust last, nfgre man named sSAEsL, abous
forty I've ears old, tve feet nne OF ten inctes
high, thil visage. high nose, lft!e deaf. hair
'nnewhat gray aud a little baId. ANY person
Who will return sand negro 10 ms overseer, or
ether of as, OF secure him IN any jail 80 we get
h'm again, shah be paid the above reward.
JOEL !. ADAMS, -
RIGID. L. WALDEN. {
Sept. y. 3~s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-11
Wheat. w heat !

gsgar az NV ccying hhsst ~ the Back
IL 50 at-i IiHt. q - II y TIE best essh fiiee
hur al delivered b.r'. L. wsnfnR 10 n
gage theW rtnps all pa- all On rs se "a
give them siees OF sfssra hr 81 pfgp91
ions NAlHL WINSTON e 10.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-11
a situation wanted.

n YOUNG MAN who has taught school FOR
sZgA the last five years and Who can come WEI
recommended, wishes emp 1yment for the en-
suing year asa TEACHER either IN private
faulty, or some respectable ne,shh"rh OF
lie IS qualified to teach the Enghsh Language
grammatically. Geograpb, &c. also few Of
the branches of the Mathematics.-L tiers
(pos, paid) addressed to \. B., Campbell e.
ii. Sill ne punctua'y attended TO.
OFT 7 6w.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-11

AND tOh 5AIh IN fffasas-F W 70
h Gay Of ths aeaih, viii sei, a. publ
ton, Tor cash II Atohcfsi Courthouse q
tract OF iand. coniaining about seventy eefes.
in The comfy siofesad adjoining tAe lands al
l.. u. ChiLlress snd alners. The sale vii be
made IA Pursuance 81 : deed Of irgs'. executed
t,1hs pndei,ignsa ~ u + i. 1b'lite'', On
the 29th ds, ui January. 1929, aud OF recon- IN
the = / - obrr 81 Anb'si enpnty court !
shs 4 CONVEY suth title ouly ~ Tie deed sigff-
said vest 10 me.
NAURiOf 4 GARLAND, Trustee.
Oef vas
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K HOS. RUDD
Commission Merchant,

Il Z. II IL 5 his franks for the liberal pa
i u, 'r,nage heretofore received from Il gene
t,u, ruuie--aud informs his Dlrnds and the
public generally that he ha5 Irmoy To the
largr ia. proof house. formerly occ lpled by
N -,r. Magon & Mcdaniel mnin street, a
lew doors aaosc Mrssrs. Mckee y Mrem',--
where be- IS prepared 10 receive al kinds Of
country produce 10 sell @, ship and viii make
ihetal eaVaI ,es hen produce is in warehouse
o. ,'urc-lecslsr and stone goods Tor Country
Merchants who may ship 10 mis- place aud
pledges himself % attend strictly 10 he interest
Il all Who my favour him with their patron
20.
J. THe +. cadic Paiyil WI please publish
The above Que month, and toward lis account TO
tins ,,lcs.
=. 3
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% Crail's Patent Grist Mill.v


TsNHE subs enDsrs having purchased the
IA Patent Right lof this Improved, cheap and
desirable Mdl. Ter the eo1ntrs OF Buckingham,
Cumberland, poNbaisp and Neison, Of the
Proprietor. ne alone auhofiz q TO dispose Of
The tights tor ibrse csanfiss. They wpuid pre-
fsi ssilne tue saiire figti 10 some individual
r.sidlre a. zach mt, ssd would do - on
such terms asfo max Il 81 obIeet Of much
prohi 70 ma of ihey VIII ssll individ
righa 10 persons 80 can county. II vii b.
oniy oeeessary scr Farmer aud Others 10 eS-
anime the OPERATORS ofihs improved Mil.
~ be rontlnesd 81 Is uuHly aud ebeapness.
aud how d sirahle twill be 20 have one on
heir fafBs. Dur III the snbscribefs. attending
.3ahersI Gsuft a. IN Attorney, vi De pTepaf
ed TO self fnffr r,23l1 far the county. % ,ndtv'-
duol tfenis aud l.er.ans sishing 10 purchase.
ran he farai.brd ~ calling az them n An
bersi Count Blue sidf Ca"at Nj. Wm n
p..ges. n Nel.un. aud sir. tIlfitge OF Bnrt-
lrsIatn 1rihpuse, vi nav oueal thrsc hiilis
~ operation ~ . lev Day "hefe persons res
ding neaf. NJ, hatf m Up ''onity o. sermg
lbcm. IltNtt y VI mills SUI
FRANCIS l.. OF ARIES
~ap Il Pm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-11
SECE STORE AND
WgANJrACToRX.

n GILL rs on hand, and will continue
% 8. TO keep general assortment OF Shoes.
Boots. &c. OF bis own aud Norlhetn manuiac
ture. He is now prepared to execute ever,
Kind oil waElS in his line. which he will warran.
# as good quality and low price ss can be
procured in this place. Persons wishing 4
supply themselves, are respectfully invited TO
cell. Oct, l. IS
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Hand for sale,

xeVE are determined i 81 small 'raet II
~ land. lying IN Ann FL covntt = miles
from L. achhueg. On l., neia's road aeth NJ the
lands o, Rohsft Rleawsy. Wni Ned iaiTl AMI
osh.rs. con aiming lIbl aer.s. 9h's ira Of
land aesdsps fee.sfnmsa ise, as It VIII fscosn-
m. I'd it.,tl T. 20 wishing o rrohsse. We
sons..al il " .aal = ourstl sss. on acr9sfni II
the tlmbsr ana 4oud 90 Il. There - ~ mere
,han 80 acres CLEARED The halaacr Is hea,ils
timbsrea II thfs land Is not pfnAtis ND
before the hrsi NY af November nskt - II 81
fisf aa, he sid 10 n. hiRhtst ind e, o l.
and = years credit. The pa5 meats bong syu
secured by approved security
WILLIAM BOWLING.
JOHN X. RON Nc.
nrI IDS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-11
Sac IL runaway Slave.

yaN pursuance of an.act of the Genera. Assem-
:. oily, entitled" An Act, to reduce INTO az at
.be sew raj ac's tor apprshendmg aud securing
runaws,s," passed the 9th oil February, 1919,
and Of IN order OF court, mady at SEPTEMBER
Couit Of Montgomery County, 1880, shall
on Monday the 6fst day Of the November Court
pext. proceed - sell for cash IN front OF the
door OF he Courthouse OF Montgomery Coonly,
one nesro man named TON, alias Ihomns
Brooks. who was Committed 10 The jail OF the
said County, on the 10th day of DC cher 1929,
as runaway. DAVID f. KENT, u. 5.
for John NJ. e. Taylor, s. NJ. {.
. Oct 2. MI.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-11

Iplok ALE. uniform otlhr Rho Crd,s. \
- bargain may hahndit carl, application be
mada at the Office oi the Njrginao.
Oct. -
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Copartnership.
April O
! AUABLE PROP ERTY
TOR SALE

y,1-7fIE Subscriber IS anxious 10 SO
valuable tract Of land in the
IL County Of Bedford. 1t IS stu
aid upon The north iofA II Goose Cfeek, al.
JONI capt Bulord's aud Is bounded on
1ne side by the main western road. II con-
faius 41sJ seres. 100 II winch are cleared. 80
ARE, Of tue cleared land are 6fst rate low
ground the wood land 1es remarkably well,
nad y frsi rnie frbncco land. The subscriber
lnyilcs ihos= VIM ,sh Ia pBrC hose good land
a. = iow pftce, 10 come asd examine the tract.
RObERI NV
Executor OF WIN. Irvine, decd.
Aug. . to
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-11
GapAN prTnN sgyTr.

VDHE subscribers having associated them
sch us toeethr, IN the Grocery hnsness,
M or the firm ot Burton &tlopkius viii keep At
the old stand Nj. q Gorge Bag Thy tBanksqnare.
n eouplete & general assortment OF Groceries,
comprising every article m ihe'r line, which they
offer (ether at wholesale or re'ai) 10 their
frirnds aud the public generas, nj unusually
low prices for cash or in exchange for ever,
description of country produce brought to thi,
market We hore, bl prompt aud asst.
daous attention to business 10 merit share
oi public patronage. W wit pay he highest
mayke, price in cash Tor Wheat and Flour.
DAVID w. BURTON,
WILLIAM L. HOPKINS.
Oct J. is
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-09-17

with Mr.. Valley (of Boston j and you may
well suppose il was " feast of reason and
flow of soul"
owe now have tho pride of appearing it
our national character (Which stands very
high among the Turks,) and have defeated
the debasing intrigues Of certain European
power, which spared no pains TO deprive us
of the proud privilege. 1t is also very graft.
flying to say, that, in thus founding our
national character among this strange people,
we have shown the Franks of Constantinople
that Americans are religious people; for it
is melancholy fact that divine worship has not
been performed here for many years For
merly, the Levant Company had Chaplain,
and on surrendering their charter to govern.
ment they stipulated to have one; bat the
minister says now, that il the Merchants there
want a chplain they must pay him-so that
until the Rev. Messrs. EIhu Smith and H.
q. o. Dwight, (American missionaries on
their way 10 Armenia and PERSIA arrived
here, there was no such thing as Protestant
worship here.
MIR. Rhind has signed and exchanged the
treaty. have seen it and it is every thing
we could wish for
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-09-17

attorney General for the Indians. Mr.
Writ, long eminent for eloquence and pro
fundity as an advocate, has become sort Of
Indian Attorney General. The white men
who call themselves the Cherokee govern
ment, have engaged his professional services
and, for the worthy barrister's sake, we wish
we could add, to the tune of six thousand a
year; but, from all other considerations we
have no disposition to countenance him in a
course that must, if persisted in, terminate
in the destruction of the deludcd wretche.
who aim TO establish an Indian sovereignty
within the borders of Georgia.
In pursuance of his professional duty the
Attorney General gives an elaborate opinion
in favor of his clients who are said to have
long purses-which is in substance as fol
lows :-"That tie Cherokees are sover.
eign nation, and not the less so for having
placed themselves under the protection fthe
United States; that the territory of the Che
rokees is not within the jurisdiction of Geor-
gia, but within the exclusive jurisdiction of
the Cherokee nation ; that Georgia has no
right to extend her laws over it and, final.
ly, that the late law of Georgia on that sub.
Ject IS unconstitutional and void, as being
repugnant to the Treaties between the Uni.
ted States and the herokees-repuonant to
the law of 1902, regulating trade between
the whites and the Cherokees-and repug-
nant to the constitution, as it impairs the
contracts arising under the treaties with the
Cherokees, and, moreover affects TO requ.
late intercourse with an Indian tribe" Mr..
Writ has also, as Indian Attorney, addressed
letter to The Governor Of Georgia. offering
TO make up case, to DO submitted to the
Supreme Court of the United States for deci-
sion. The New York Evening Post says,
" this letter, pace tamil piri IS rather a cant
ing sort of production, and is treated by Gov.
Gllmer in strain of sarcasm of almost une-
qualled severity. Among other things the
chief magistrate of Georgia intimates, that if
the advice OF this Cherokee Attorney should
excite an instruction of the Indians, he
must hold himself answorabe for il to the
laws of Georgia, if ever he should come with
in the limits of that State.
The following extract from Gov. Gilmer's
letter contains some interesting information
relative to the different classes of which tho
Cherokee nation is made up:
" You thought proper to give the Gov.
ernor of Georgia an account of the ciyiliza,
ton of the Cherokees, describing those YOU
have known to be polished gentlemen. and
those you do not know, to have ceased to be
savages. What you say Of the intelligence
Of the members of tho Cherokee tribe who
wero in Washington City last winter is part
ly true, and equally descriptive Of many 9TH
ers They are not Indians, however, but
the children of white men, whose corrupt Ina.
bits or vile passions led them into connection
with tho Cherokee tribe II is not surprising
hat white men and tho children Of white men
rave availed themselves Of the easy means
If acquiring wealth which the Cherokee terri.
DRY has presented for thirty or forty years
Tor that intelligence and spirited activity
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-09-17

NeD Pledged Freemen. A patron and
friend requests us to call the attention of the
people to the approaching October Election
and to urge particularly tho voters created
by the new Constitution to come forward
and exercise the elective franchise-tho Pc
culiar privilege of fire. emen-and thus show
that they properly appreciate their rights
We insert the article of the Constitution
containing the qualification of voters, that all
may know their rights, and knowing, excr.
else them.
Every white male citizen of the Common
wealth, resident therein, aged 81 wears and
upwards, being qualified to exercise the right
OF suffrage according to the former Constitu-
ton and laws and every such citizen, being
possessed, or whose tenant for years, ut will
or Mt sufferance, Is possessed, OF an estate of
freehold i'll land of the value of twenty five
dollars, and so assessed to be if any assess
ment thereofbe required by law and every
such citizen, being possessed, as tenant in
common, joint tenant or parcener, of an inter-
est in or share of land, and having an estate
of freehold therein, such interest or share be.
ing of the value of twenty five dollars, and so
assessed to DO if any assessment theI eof be re-.
ing entitled to reversion or vested remain
der in fee, expectant on an estate for life or
lives, in land of the value of fifteen dollars,
aud so assessed to be if any assessment there.
OF be required by law (each and every such
citizen unless his title shall have come to
| him by descent, devise, marriage or marri-
age settlement, having been possessed or
entitled for six months j and every such cti-
zen; who shall own and be himself in actual
occupation ola easehold estate, with the ev-
idence OF title recorded two months before he
shall offer tn vote, of term originally not less
than five years, of the annual value or rent
of twenty dollas; and every such citizen,
who for twelve months next preceding has
been housekecper and head OF family
within the county, city, town, borough or O.
lection district where he may offer 10 vote,
and shall have oecn assessed with part OF
the revenue of the Commonwealth within
the preceding year, and actually pay the
same-and no other persons-shall be quail
hcd to vote for members of tho General AS
sembly in the county, city, town or borough
respectively, wherein such land shall lie, oil
such house-keeper and head ola family shall
live. And, in case of two or more tenants II
common, joint tenants or parceners. in pos
session, reversion or remainder, having inter
, es, In land, the value whereof shall be suffi
Gent to entitle them all to vote, they shall
together have as many votes as the value o
the land shall entitle them To and the lie
gislature shall by law provide the mode il
which their vote or votes shall in such cas-,
be given: Provided, nevertheless, that the
right of suffrage shall not be exercised by an,
person of unsound mind, or who shall be
pauper, or non commissioned officer, soldier
l seaman or marine, in the service OF the Uni
ted States, or by any person convicted of an,
infamous offence
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publication, conducted by Condy Racquet,
Esq. for near two years with acknowledged
efficiency, blu. without reward and which
was announced, few weeks since, would be
the Editor has determined shall still wave
provided very few hundred will step for
ward to support it. This will be done-it is
not possible to be otherwise, since the con-
tinuance of that journal is of incalculable ad-
vantage TO the noble cause to which it is de-
voted.