Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-02
voL. Iv.--,No. s4
:, DEBATES OF The CONVENTION.

We are at length enabled 10 snnonnce IN n.,.,;
uon OF the Proceedings and Debates of the V;r~n.
"s.uus Tor iss9-3o The public may rect
assured that We have spared no pains TO make m.
sIiume as perfect possible. We regret that the
puoncation hos been delays longer than wa. ey
pe on. the delay, perhaps may have added to its
the OF the speeches have been revised By
lie ne e1oers and many of the Debates are now pob
iisheo for the fist time. We NAV rene.t in f,h.
WORDS oil Tho Preface, that sIftbe Vol We na., f.c
aas, .nc pubic be not complete we are sure. A.
ea'', .nat IL 10 valuable; and we mny be ne,bsu.
excused the harmless vanity of exn,css;n, p.
PRISE That instead Of not doing more we bra ~.
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w, ou wo nave been greatly disappointed az This
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printed on Brewer type, Handsomely executed ma
on good paper contains about as much matter =.
volume. Of 500 NO. IN small plea typeegual 70 four
pie.c history OF all 2.e Proceedings of the Conren
lon' as well as Register of all the Debates as cou
vel vel os ootained II gives most Of the Views, as
Wen Us much of the Wisdom and the Eloona,co 80
most OF the distinguished men in Virginia. upon tho
greatest subjects, which engage the attention Of
men IN Society; the foundation of Government and
or elements which should enter into the composition
OF us various Departments
we have always felt the strongest disposition 70
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THOMAS RITCHIN