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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-12
ADDITIONAL SUPPLIES
PANIC GOODS.

~. h .uDs. riDeis are PLEASED IA announcing
to their Iiends aud customers, and par
iIeolarly 10 til Laaies, = recent arrival oil
SPLENDID FANCY GOODS, part oil
winch are as follows, VIZ
pieces splendid iancy cold Gro de Nap
/ sup. black Italian Lusrlng
2 sup. fac English do. new article
Li,fs sup. English black SATIN. tor La
dles' Dresses, decidedly superior u any
We have betetoinfe offered
6 most splendid Mandarin Silks. 4 r The
Ladies are invited 10 call aud look al
hem
splendid o,gnndy painted Muslins
supr eAdrianopie do do
i Do French painted Batise
a Do do do. cold color
b I'll spotted Muslin, beautiful article
Id Cal,coes new patterns, aud cer'hi"iy
handsomer than any ever oteied IN
this market
A snlendid assortment of Ginehams, every CO.
lor aud style that will be asked for
besides 10 pieces Eng. Damask, solid
pink, d new aud fashionable article, q
viii be sold low
9pieces superbiy beautiful Grape LeiSe' Lon
ScaTls
Do do do. handsomely Lmbroid'd
doz most elegant Neck do
IA Do do small-cbesp
i sup. Decoupe Dress Shawls, new s'yle
q SUP fancy Gauze do. be auli nl colors,
cheap
9 IRIS Grape do Embroidered-the pref
test ever brought to this market
Q splendId Popehna do. new a,ncIe
3 boxes .legsn Gauze Bonnet Ribbons
2 splend,d thick 40
DO Cap do
% pieces most splendid Bell Ribbons, new
patterns
doz. do do do--rlegant
8 Linen Cambria, cold bordered Hdkfs.
2 DO do plain do do
6 Bisbop Lawn do-a beautiful & cheap
article
case spendd Parasols. large size, good
pieces real SplttIeheId Hdkis. tor gentle
mems
j pieces splendid coi'd MarseiIles pesting
y super H. d aud changeabIe Silk do
u Gentlemen are invited 10 call and
examine them
case sup. Irish Linen, soft finish
8 pieces e.ra sue. do--,he finest ever bro'g,
TO this market
pieces sup. grey Mefino Cashmere, for
g.ntlemen's summer wedf-d new -
beautiful article
2 French Imperial
sup. black Princeita
2 VIII Linen Drliug-very best
9 sup. black Clrcassians
sup # Satren
2 sap Wine ITO
3 Spotted Lloen Drilling
PLAIN do do--cheap
Cotton Cassineres and other fancy stripes
4 doz elegant fancy coloted Cravats
2 A ,ncn JET Black Italian DO.
% b snnrt Pattern-Satn straw
case SUI. Dnnslable Bonnets
boxes sup. Drab Fur Hats, large bruins aud
fash onable shape
boxes sup. fashionable black do
8 trunks PrnnelIa Shoes
3 Morocco do
Gentemtn's Scasxin Pumps
do Morocco do
CSC pieces lowered paper, beautiful patterns
anu color, cheap
40 handsome bordering do
Il reams Foolscap paper
fine Letter do
sup. Hose do do
sup Lemon do do. beautiful
KYLE & BORLAND.
April 81 Is
NSVkE y III sell, at very reduced prices,
w plain aud figured Swiss Muslns. liam
and fg'd Book do. Jackonets and CambIlcs.
IL The Ladies are invited 10 call.
kYLE y BORLAND.
April 81 Is
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w orlCE.-gy virtue 81 . deed 81 rns. Ell
IN seaisf 10 the subscribe on Tie eoth DAP
Of March. 1927, hy Dsv.I krsnfs. aad OF record
10 the ClafA's ofies ~ The county eoufi Of Bed
ford. Ne shall proceed to eel, iot essh, nj tie
late r..larnre Of .a.d krsnfa On III 1Is' dsy
II May A. tie follow iag property esffate
trart u Lind. l,iag in bradford coany. en-
taininE one hundred aerss Iaore Or les. a.
.oing the lands pf Miller I. ,brii'on aud others
II being the same ifsot upon which The saih
Ersatz lately Trsid, d aiso. Ute grey horse
IN. gre, mare, on rose cot, az head Of cat
tie, went, head Il hogs. ito feather beds, bed
sleads aud furniture. two tables, one olook sud
case, one walaui Guest. one walnut cupboard.
ons seit hAtei's tools. aud one ~hssi Ian. The
title is believed to be good, bit acting IS trps-
tees We shalt convey such title as Is vested IN
US by saii deed.
IS3AC iDAhS. l1r.,.,...
ALEXANDER RADE,
April . rfds
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IAN SCHOOL,.
Henry 60. Nav o

/IlHE subscriber Intends opening, melt fall,
! Law School in the own Of Stanton 10
be Continued ermhnentiy. If adequate encour-
agement should be received. Tue mode of
instruction viii be a course 9f lectures aud
study, aud IL qpeni examinations. In order
to devote the greater ,iari OF his time TO the
proposed sthao he viii. from it's oommrnce-
m.n,, oonhne ms practice To the Coun nf Ap-
pesls at Lesi.butg aud the Federal and Gin
cut Superior Courts in Siauntop. ! he first
session will begin on the lst Of Ootob,r, end
continue un'il the Isl OF July next following.
without inieTnIss,on, except during the ierms
OF the Federal aud Circuit Superior Courts.
The tuition fee per session. will be sryrnty five
dollars. Persons deslrrus OF becoming pupils
will please COMMUNICATE IN fact to he subscri-
her, by letter, as soon as practicable aud
PROMPT attention will he < ven to the inquiries
WHICH, ihey maJ Link proper To max.
BkloEOE q. BALDWIN.
Stanton MAY b. VITA.
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April 4

WFIRGINIA.-AtRulesh holden IN the Clerks onts'
W ofthe Hastings Court ofLynchburg, the Ith day o.
March, ls3l-R iehard Wright, PItf. against maufi1e
H. Garland Elijah Davis, Samuel Garland, Samuel "
Davies, Beverly Davies Elijah Fletcher, John lu,yh
and Benjamin Norvell, Executor OF Spencer no''eA
deceased.
IN CHANCERY. -.
The defendant Elijah Davis, not having entered W.
appearance aud given security according 90 the Ut.
Assembly and the rules of this court and IT appess
by satisfactory evidence that he is not an inhaptan
OF this country 1t is ordered that the SAID ger M, 80
do appear here the first day Of June Coul' LA
this order be forthwith inserted in some ne"sPar
printed in the town of Lynchburg for two months s
cessyeiy ,and posted at the front door ofthe
IN the said town. a copy-Teste. ,,
JAMES BENAGH, CIR
Apr4 m--.
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NNlRGlNlA, to sit AT Rules holden in ma
" Clerks office OF The county court of Pttsihann
on Monday, the 4th day oil April, 1881
ELIJAH Fletcher, Plaintiff against William A. Tosu.s
aud CatharIue Lamb, defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendant Towues having entered his
appearance gvens security according TO the
senbly and the rules OF this court and il apueayv
satisfactory evidence that he is an nhaban Tins
commonwealth on motion Of the Iainllf, by counsel
It is ordered, that the said defendant do 5,ea, b
on the third Monday in June nexl, and answer the
bill Of the plaintiff and that copy OF this order bs
forthwith inserted IN the Lynchburg Virgmian news.
paper published III tht town of Lynchburg for two
month successfully aud another cop, posted allbo
iron! door OF the courthouse ofthis County.
Copy-Testc.
w. L. A. TUNSTALI,
April Is Vim
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e. NOTICE..

iEEANlNG determined TO move 10 the State
~ OF Indiana. instead Of Missouri, as was
first proposed, will sell on Friday the 18Th
lnst. the residue of my Slaves, al auction,
without reserve--All Young aud OF unescep-
iionable character. Among them, a family
which wish 10 60 together. man his vile and
lour chlldIe0, rhe oldest likely boy oil about
eleven years Of age, gi:i OF also llkrly, and
the younger onrs male and alc.-lhe
fellow is considered by all who know bun, a
hrst rate head-nan on farm ne woman n
seamsifess, 4, Cd house servant and ,hRmbe,
maid. washer and uoner-Severl others
young, likely aud valuable The sale viii be
made tor cash. ABNER l.. LALLAWAY.
Warts Bridge, May 8 tbs
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April Is

a i court OF quarterly sessions continued and held
ew% for the county of Campbell the ith day Of March
iS5i-iiarrlson Chiffon, cunIpt. against Stephen
Chiffon aud Richard Perkins sxor oil Judith Chiffon
decd, deits.--ln Chaneery
The defendant Stephen Chiffon, not having enteret
ms appear ance aud given security according TO the
act OF Assembly and the rules this court audit sI
pearing to the court that he is not an nhbitanI OF tbs
state IT is ordered, that he do appear here on tie
second Monday in June next and answer tue bill o.
the complainant, anu that copy of this order be in.
serted III some lie" spsper published in the town q
Lynchbnrg for two months SUCCESSFULLY and posted 81
the front door Of the court house Of this county, -
some court day Acopy-Teste,
. JOHN ALEXANDER, c. &C.
March % u4u
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Hand for Sale .

hnA ACRES OF LAND. 6 miles
4 essBV ~e.l of,ienry Courrhoo..
on the Carolina Road. sith two story ds g.
ling bou.e, bri \ knchen. DAIRY AID smoAe
house, store aud ianbsr house. NO story
barn, and many other convenient houses fof
The accommodation of q lar > famils. About
800 acres enclosed IN four flis-sbou' loo n
RE. good bottom. The land well wa''Ied-
about four hundred ac'es of good tobacco Ian !
ystto olrar-all well tlmbefed. 1b,s llae- -
we'll known to possess a. many advantage. a.
any ia this county asa stand for store II Is
second h none, az a house ot entertainment Is
worth 500 year further description is I'M
Necessary. as It Is presumed any pstso' wish
ing 10 purchase viii eTamane Tor Themselves.
\ gtest bargain may be had IA the above land,
enheI for cash or on Cfedn.
JOHN L. TRA}LOR.
Henry 70. Nav W3m
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LAND FOR SALE.

"'oh 10 sell tract of land lying. IN Am
- herS county, tour miles from the Court
"o"sr, on B"iialor River adj oining the lands
OF Col Pierce Mr. Ihos. Appling and oth.ls,
Obtaining one hundred and seventy acres,
nea'ly one half IN woods, part of " hch rs frs,
'S'e tobacco land. Tins iaud is Of the hes,
qua''y !" That ne'ghbo,heod, the DWELLING
mouse Is very comt~rtabie one, 3 rooms heinz
with porch, two rooms above stairs i've Good
stone chimneys, and is certainly one of thr
n""usomes' situations ia Amherst county. com
'o''aole oW houses good apple orchard and
aooonds with the brs, of springs. MIR Jnhn
o'i"'d IN the neig'borhood, or MIR. Gdeon
uooch' who lives on tue place, will shew il 10
any person wishing to purchase. Terms ac.
communicating n Am anxious to sell and souId
'aSe III exchange lands in Ono.
70. n {. IIMBERLaKE.
tus
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VYlRGlNIA.-Af Rules holden IN the Cerks office
of the Hastings Court OF Lynchburg, the I'm day o.
March, lS3l-James ID. Watts, guardian OF Thomas
Johnson, Plaintiff against Archibald Lewis, Nlllaa
rockingham, Zachariah Cochran John Jordan, aml
bell Franklin, Samuel Miller, George ford, eaMns
Anthony, Lancaster II Marsh Samuel Steel san1e.
Burch and Aonson Winston, Defts.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendant Archibald Lewis, not having enter;
ed his appearance and given security according
To the act N Assembly aud the rules of this court
and it appearing by satisfactory evidence that "
is not inhabtant of this country; 1t is orderep
that the said defendant do appear here on the first dy
of the June Court nextand answer the bill oil the paw
tiff. and that a copy of this order be forthwith
inserted in some newspaper printed in the town
Lynchburg for two months successfully, and posea -
the front door of the courthouse IN the said town
JAMES BENAGH, Clk.
Anru d WIN
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pieces extra sup. London Ula,k Cloth, iruly
splendid
do do do do blue do do
a do do do do green do, the most
fashionable shades
do do do do brown do do
do do do do olive do very fine
do Sleel mix'd do do
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-12

William L. Reid, Thomas J. Reid,
Administrator of John Reid, dcc'd.
Joseph Gadd, Sen. aud Robert c.
Cutler
FEsAkE SOTlCE-Tbai on Tuesday the
u 3lst oil hay net, between the rising and
setting Of The SUI, al tue dwelling house al An
drew McCully, in The county o. Orange aud
Stale ot North Carolina. snail proceed 10
take the dispositions Of Andrew McCnlly aud
Others. And j. not finished ON tbal day. vii
continue from day 10 day uniil completed
And on Monday tie 6th day Of Jane next be.
tween the fisi0g and setting of The sun, at the
de cling hnusr of Nathan WI hanson, IN the
count, OF Caswrl aud STATE oil tn Cafolins
shall proceed 10 TAXI the depo.itions Of Nu-
than williamson, freeman Len b and Azariah
Graves, Bets, Barker and Utuers aud il not
finished on that day, will continue from day 20
until compile ed. And that, OF Safurda, ia day
llth day OF june, betwe"n he RISING aud DC :
ting 81 the sun, HI the tavern house Of Mhstnu
" illiams in the To~n OF Danville aud State
oi bireiois, shall proceed TO lake he Deposit
ons OF jams Wilder o~in " ulamsnn & Others.
And that, on tuesday The 2lst ofJuur, beteern
the rising aud setting oi lite sun, al tbe store
house OF Wil,am Bel, IN tie county OF B.dio,d
ADD 5 ate OF vuginia. shall proceed 10 take
'hr deposil.us OF Capt. john Letwich and u
toe :, AL II not finished on thHt day, will con-
tinne from day TO day untll eonplr ted, 10 ba
read rs evidence M a suit ia Chancefy nov
depending Ia the Chanerry District Court hoI.
den IN Lynchburg, ~ which | sm plaintiff aud
YOU are defendants, when aud Where you moy
ullendif you th'nk proper.
Hapeetiul ). Wy.
HENRY, faHpa, Son Of Esfhcr
Apr % WV
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March %

EylhGlNiA-At Court held for the county Of har.
" loite the 9lh day of March, l63l-NiInm A.
fuquI, Plaintiff, against George w Deatop defendant
IN CHANCERY.
Inc defendant George w. Deaton no, having
entered his appearance according the act Of Assem-
Dy ahd the rules oil this court aud it appearing 10 s
sat''iactlon OF the court that he an nhabnan
State on the motion of the plaiuti by counsel III OF
eereu ,at tue SAID defendant do appear here Oh the ~
monday III June next, and enter his appearance, aHa
answer the plaintiffs BILL and give security for perior-
ming the decree OF the court, and that copy OF t'
ofder be Inserted IN some spoper printed III Inc
town OF Lynchburg, for two months successfully, ana
posted at the front door of the the sa-
county. COpy-Teste
WINSLOW ROBINSON, I.
AnrH u0m
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HARRoD d. SCOUT

PURSUANCE of decree OF the Hos-
! tings Court OF Lvnohbure, pi onounced at
November court, 1929 in the case OF Thomas
II, Roberts, admr. oil Gro. w. Roberts, decd.
and in his own right, AZ an.i Robert l.. Park &
Cstbarine his wife, wJl he sold on the premr
ces. on Saturday, the 2stb day oil May ne,,, il
fair bu, il not the next fair day thereafter
Sundays excepted, for ea.h. 27a feet Of ground
Oh I'D street, near Saeed's y C"le's lots
SAMUEL BRANoFORD Com
April 25 ~bw
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Trust Sole of Land.


HBYpuist oCa Dstd Of Tofa, sIsenisdey
> Chafles {. Panefsn 20 HiehtH kn'"g
aud Hialam X Jones on hs oa dag 81 Wy,
la33. am efIeoord y, the dix etaet 81 ne
County, t-af ef Bedford. The aHd,r'asHtd nH.
oa ne 2std dry I Nay, 1881, proceed 10 sea a.
aaefioa. al LiGeriy. for oaih a esria'a lrad u
Land. hug ~ me eeantg Of Dtdiordl !" eoun :
dsd on f,oors Creet on one fi5t, NE Ldhgf 81
Rab.yi G.bbs. aaron FsIssf and James a!t. 10
no,e 1ngar Road. INCLUDING ali the Lands deed
II bo Phiilg fsaael foalh east Of ga ID road con
tam * abosi Is5 ae.es." Tn midersigaed 'ti-
lug as trustee uH eoufsy hs TIE sesef IA hun
az such. BILf1B H. JOALp'
Surruing Trustee.
alton tfIu
To Alfred Robertson, Robert Robert-
son, Harriet Robertson aud Archl-
bald Robertson
yIsAKE NOTICE. That ! ftan on Monday
4 Ms 23rd day Of NIL mouth. Mdg.) al he
Tarfen house u Biitinm fttrJ, N ne fonH d
Ltbsrfg, BtdfDrd County, proceed 10 take The
q gI4Irlh Of capt. JoItph Slaughter aud oheH.
10 { Rad as tfidfnce ~ tue trial Of a slnf, nor
Up niing ia the County Cou.f Of Bfdio6d IN
{ iaufery, ~ ietich / an piainlT aud you are
ie6endaHlE Y.ur obtdien' ftrraaf
WILLIAM 4. K0BERT5ON
apfil 81 VIn
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IEHE sub.crbsrs have Jug received an al
III ditional snnpl, of DRUGS MEDICINES,
PAINTS ND DYE STUtts, &c. "hi1n
mass = their sssori ment oonipiete-con. ""hg
in par, ofihe following articles
Cream Tartar Come oreen
Paw. IpecAc Crome ftio~
Rochelle salts Spanish Annette
Sur. Carl Soda Paint osueers, large
1Attsric Acid aud wIhe
Gun hyuh Carpenter LAt ohs-
Gum Arabic sapafIlh
Rhubarb Root sup. B"lss KNIVES
Jslap Cmnam9n
Gun Elastic Composi ion Norihrs
I.aY, .h.aded Trusses lPasir Backing
PaIens Lnt sweeping Brushes
Blue MISS, sup. sup. HaIr Brushes
Cantharides CASTLE oosp
erirts Hsusborn crude Sal Ammonia
Slp Quinipe. iFremch) Alcohol
Gold Leaf Compound Syrup lie.
PANT boxes wattr co.. setuort
Tors Eat. Liqurice, &c. &c.
Ro,e Pink Sup. black Oh garnIsh
together with an entire aud complete ss.ou-
meot OF Paints, Dys.Siufis, &c.-All OF which
t e. are determined 10 sell on as reasonable
terms as any other house IN his place.
J. T. q J. L. EOYALL.
May 8 Is
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/, Dissolution l,i = of copartne,sh;,

r. eopafinersbip heretofore up
tween the undersigaed A'sting b.
urn ~ 40 Nash, & CO. il III. under a.
~ mutual consent. All persons jnd.y a'tsol...
e eo'' .. WIZ make payment 10 ta Z.
on him tor payment. And vii =,
Fen. ". NASH ~
A. HATCn
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VA1kEEAT.--lhe highest price N cash
w Will he gwen Tor wheat, delivered at
the Lynchhurg Mills. ]. & c. L. LYNCH.
March 81, 1881. 10
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L. Reid. Thomas J. Reid,
Administrator of John Reid, dec'd.
Joseph Gadd, Sen. aud Robert c.
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NSVHE . III sell, at very reduced prices
!" PLAIN aud figured Swiss Muslins. liam
and fig'd Book do. Jackonets and CambIics.
u ! he Ladies are invited 10 call.
kYLE 4, BORLAND.
April 81 Is
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-02
THE RICHMOND ENouIREp

Our neighbour in his number of this rnorn;n,
appears i'll the dress, of which we have hoard
ever and anon, for some months back In trutb
no cuts very handsome figure, and if the inward
man shall correspond to the outward bids fair to
be the very beau ideal of what a novsn,
per should be. The paper is fine, and rather lar.
ger than 1t was, the type new and legibe. and tbe
devices III good taste. The former emblem vc ba-
eve, retains lis station over the Poets corner. :,
cut OF the Capitol, which only wants a door NJ
the side to make it an excellent likeness srr
mounts the Editorial; but the eclipsup beou,v
marking the superiority and classcalitv Of the
Editors taste, is placed like the sun himself in the
centre This is female figure, beautiful of face.
IN graceful, reaching posture, lighting torch at
the sun, to ILLUMINATE the world and rive emphasis
TO the old motto still retained Vcritc Sans Peur,
hereafter to be observed with former strictness
we really congratulate neighbor upon the
elegance of his Sheet surprising MS it does all els
a''dhtic example. Its handsome appearance seems
TO have inspired the worthy Editor himself with
unwonted good humor He evidently contempIotos
his improved condition with delighted satisfaction
Even 10e, lucky dogs that we are, come in for a
share of his benevolence. He has actually done
us the honor of permitting the words ssRichmond
wing TO appear IN his beautiful columns, instead
OF substituting therefor as his wont, two dash
eS mus - Ungrateful should we be-
and incapable of approaching things at their true
value, If we did not acknowledge the condcscen
sion. Mr. Clay too is in luck OH the OCCASION
That the Enquirer is TO be edited with spirit
contormable TO its fine exterior, we infer from the
following magnificent figure which occurs to the
Editors salutations the occasion.
eve have the Federal Government intrud
ing itself like the frogs OF Egypt, into our private
concerns and internal police, into our houses and
among our people, into our very ovens, and into
our MISUNDERSTANDING the disposition
of our labor and our apa prescribing TO ms what
manufactures shall raise, what clothes we shall
wear-and converting one portion of the people
as 1T were into the hewers of wood and drawers Of
water for another portion"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-02

ol Sycophants and knaves, who possess his ear
ana control his actions, to tho exclusion of thos,
cl ms trends IN whom even opponents might con
noe; thereby indicating a dcclonson of that mon
C Ia Vlgor and sound discretion, which should Le
found IN the head of free ,.eopie.-For these and
cd E'
hesotred, That this meeting entertain tho opin-
ION that the reelection of Gen. ANpREw Jackson
would be luxurious to the best interests of our coun
Try, ana serve oay to continue u system of retoarda
ana P"H'Sdnen's, and general REORGANIZATION of
inc most approved political principles for which
TINS nation has heretofore been distinguished
Resotced, That It is cxpedient to send three De-
egates to the Convention to lie held at Baltimore in
Decom.er, for the purpose of nominating a candi-
date IN opposition to the present Chief Magistrate
hesotred, That this meeting e1lertains the high
est confidence III the talents and patriotism Of EEk-
ny CLAY OF keatucky, and recommends him as our
cholce OF Il candidate to said Convention.
Which were unanimously adopted.
DIR. Boyd n Marry was chosen u DELEGATE to said
Convention from this district; and Isaac Rawlings,
Jun'r of Memphis, and Wilkins TaanehiII of
Nashville, were selected the Dcleg ates from the
state at large.
Ordered. That tie proceedings of this meeting be
published III each the newspapers of this place
JOHN HOOVER, Chairman
W. IANSEuiLL, Secretary.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-02

British Finances-In the House of Commons,
on the Sd OF October, the Chancellor of the Exchc-
que; III Committee of Ways aad Means, moved
that there be granted out of the Consolidated Fund
tl,8OoO0O TO meet the supply for the present
year. In doing so, his Lordship entered into a
general financial statement to the actual state o
the receipts and expenditure of the present year
From this brief statement it appeared that, not.
outstanding the actual decrease of taxation, the
receipts exceed the outay-that, while the Reve-
nue. for the present year would be CAT ,25O, 900,
the expenditure would not exceed Gag, 756, 52I ,
leaving surplus Speaking in round numbers) of
half million. Mr. Goulborn thought there ought
TO be larger surplus, "Sinking Fund" to dimin-
ish the debt; but the Chancellor Of the Excheouer
and others, thought the country had been, and
would be more substantially relieved by the reduc-
ton of taxation,-Com Adr.