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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-20
VIRGINIA MILITIA.

C:rea, efforts have been made, during the pas,
year, TO secure 10 our Militia more efficient OF
saniza,ion and to pnt then upon moro respectable
footing, than they havcheetoforc been able to roach
Brigade Conventions were held in various parts OF
the State, but rs fur rs we have bern able to
Judge. their lal,ors have not been very beneficial in
giving new character To this /" cheap defence Of
nations
A General Convention Of Militia officers mot in
Richmond Oh the 10Th inst and was organized by
appointing Brig. Gen. William Lambert, PreSi.
dent. and cnp,s. Thos. j. Bigger and VIM w
McCreery, .Stcretarns commiltc was appon-
ted to take the whole subjec, into consideration
whic h made Report concluding with The follow.
ing recommendations
LIST That the entire military force Of Virginia
should be arranged and distributed into Divisions
Brigadcs Regiments, &c. ms is how provided for by
the existing laws, and tina, all officers should re
ceive their appointments, and commissions in like
manner.
ID. That the number of officers shall correspond
with the system provided by Congress.
Sd. Tina, each company of Infantry Of the line
shall consist Of not less than so nor more than l0l
men.
| 4th. Tha, every nblc bodied white male citizen
between the ages OF - and Is years Should be ell
rolled for militia duty.
9Th. That volunteer companies should remain
generally, as at present organized, with adequate
encoura gcmcn, TO keep Che existing companies wei
filled, and An nduccmcnt TO the formation of other
like Companies.
9th That fines should be increased, and promptly
| collected
7th Ths, the services Of the Brigade majors
be dispensed with.
| 9Th Tia. greater time should be occupied II
the training of officers, and all ta.n'nes should
Immediately preccde tho Rcsimeatal musiers.
9th. That one Instructor, and necessary assistant
Instructors, should be appointed whose duty il
should be to attend the trainings for the purpose OF
instucting the officers agreeaby TO the system pre-
scribcd by Congress. Acertihcate Of the entire
performance Of their duties should be given by the
cpmmandants of Regiments. Whcrcupon, the In
strucors ind assistants should be allowed an ade-
qna,e compensation.
10th. Tha. Battalion mustcrs should be restored
end tho company musiers increased.
lltl That Brigadcr Generals should attend tho
Regmental or Battalion musters Of their respec-
tive Hrigades.
IAh. That Commaniants Of Brigades and Regi-
rnents should hu authorized, emergencies, 10 en-
ploy exposses At moderate conpcnsa.lons, TO con.
vcy their ordeEs
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Dec. 90

ME Common wct lth OF Virginia, to tho sheriff
- Of Amherst County, Greeting Where's, ia
an action Of debt lately depending 10 our county
court Of Amhcrs, county, hetween Benjamin VDw.
ter, plaintiff, and Ambrose r. Hupsard aud Elijah
Davis, defendants, the said action of debt vas 30
far progressed in, that at Il court held for the said
county OF Amherst on the day of November,
1929, the defendants pleaded payment, whcreppon
an issue was joined, and the s,iIt beng thus siluas
ted, the sad Benjamin Vawter departed this life
ntesta,c il is said and istratIoh oil all and
singular his goods, chsttcs aud credits hath
been in due form committed TO Mildred Vawtef his
administrators .--Ncvortieless Judgment IN the
aforesaid action still remains 10 be had and where
as the said Mildred Vawler, adm'sx as aforesaid,
hath shpplicaed us ior proper remedy We,
therefore being willing that right and JUSTICE should
he done, command you that yn, make known 10
he said Ambrose X Hansard and Elijah Davis,
that they be before the Justices OF our said county
court OF Amherst county, a, tie rthousr on the
third Monday in March, next, to slew if any thing
foi themselves they have Or can say, why the ac'
ton aforesaid should not be proceeded in to Gual
Judgment, according to the Act Of the General AS.
semby in such case made and provided, if 10 the
said Ambrose K.lIansedl and Ftllah Davis, 1t
seems expedlent and further to do and receive what
our said court shall in that part consider. Ana
have then there this wit, Witness, Robert Tins
10th day Of December, 1892, and in the 9Th year
o,',he Commonwealth. ROBERT TtNSLEf
Dec. 81 4w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-20

Mr.. Mexican i, the candidate Of that portion of
the Jackson party opposed to Mr.. Van Buren,, and
Mr.. Muhlcnburg of that portion friendly to him.
MIR Rush is the Anti. Masonic and Mr.. Sergeant
the National Republican candidate The others
are supported from personal considerations. II is
thought that the choice will ultimately fall either
ON Mr.. Mexican or Mr. Sergeant
II Since the above was in type, we have re-
t-ivcj the following additional ba'o,tnss; from
which appears that lhorc Is still no choice, though
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LAND AND NEl.IIOES TO Il
SALE,

"ILI. be sold, pubic uociion for cash, a,
w Amherst Court house, on the Sd Monday IN
neat month, that beng Amherst cnunty court day,
the tract offsnd which jain Coleman now re-
sides, IN the county oil Amherst, containing 1920 n.
cISs Ire the salne moro d rss. This fo'pes \. the
VICINITY al New Glasgow, adjoining tho land, If y
s. Gadand, --- Mdntdrly, aud othss,--Also, at
the snnr time and p'ncc will nc sold, one bird OF
the Rocky Creek Mills, and the Lands thcfeunlo
belonging estimated at 2s acres, be the same more
or less lying and being in sad county adjoining the
lands of VIM Dlnni, 4 othert --Afsu, Mt the same
time and Ilncc, and upon tho same arns, will b..
sold, II SLAVES, to wit Ben Noson " insloh
Madison, Dolly and her chl Sally, Reuben, IA
rah, Elvira, Jane, Sally. Molly, Newton Jack.
Henry, Edmund and Dick, ond tho Increase Of the
folnales, II any, sincs the IAN February, 1870
The above sale will be made IN pursuance of n
rust deed executed 70 the undersigned by John
Coleman, on the said 1ilh day Of February, 1890
hic is OF record Ia the Clerk Office III 'he county
court Of Amherst. The title 10 the property Is be
llevel to be good but Us trustees, We shall only con
vey such title rs the deed nlofcsnid vests ia US.
SAML, GARLAND ! H.
DAVID q. MURRELL, ( A''''e'S
BY consent, The above sale IS postponed till the
Adj day Of January lS23, when it will certainty
take place nj the house OF John Coleman IN the
neighlorhood Of New Glasgow.
SAML GARLAND,
D. G.MuRRELL. Trustees.
JOHN COLEMAN.
rer % gfh
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-20

A SieN.-Thc II. of h. Of Alsbsma adopted,
on the 9th iLst a resolution to illuminate the Gapi.
to in honor Of Gen. Jacksan's reelection TO the
Presidency. A motion was made 10 amend the
resolution, by inserting, mud Martin Van Buren,
as Vice President" which, after much VAIN and
vehement debate, was nesatived MI. Van Blu
rem Will find that when he is separated from Gen.
Jackson, he will tall more rapidly than he has rs
ows.
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Classical. EDgiish, aud Nathemst
ical School.

IuvHE next session Of ny School VIII cerp~
Il n'ence OH Monday tho lost day u shs ptegens
month, - - n s
The coursp n insirpeiion VII cen,pfshepd tie
Greek, Latin. French, and English Lsnkpagess !
Ma;hemases, hDcepi anu Modern BisidWf.z
Ancient and Mol.m Geography, Reading Wr'-
ting Arithmetic, AID Sypeiin.
Parents ami ether l,e.sons fer.ips intevsslsd i :
the education ogyouth, sra ns.as % sisilshs ssboe.
reqafbUr.
Three or four pups eau Jc accommodates viii
bsurd a my family. JOHN CARY.
De- 90 2tf
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OBlTQJ AIRY.

OB1TU AIRY.
DIED, on the 10Th inst, Capt ANSON AL
LEN, of the Blue Sulphur Springs, tureenbricr. }
formerly "i hynehoors, amer rsiniu! illness u
many weeks.
-------, NJ Std,nicn, on tle OH inst Jodgs AZ
EX.ANDER STUART, Of Missouri.
------- at his residence, IN Amhcrs,. on Thurs
daythe 10Th inst aher lingering and painful III
nest, HENRY H. WATTS Esq--a gentleman
esteemed by all wIo knew him, ior the
exemplary diNhurge OF all the social dntes
-, nj Union Nonynr Courthouse, Oh tho rsl
.nstnnt, vi Paralysis, GEORGE BEIRNt., Esq
for many years highly respectable Merchant Of
that place The writer of.hs notice knew the de.
censed long and intimately and hereby bears his
humble testimony, that as an af,liooate husband,
fond parent, good and oblgng nelghbor, and II
strictly honest man. he was scarcely equnlied. lie
leaves wife and nine Children aud n w,Je circle
OF friends to dcporc their irtcparrable loss w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-20

-. The Richmond Compiler Of Dec II, saye
-" W. uo lersand that an express passed through
Ibis city on Wednesday night, from Washington,
charged with 10000 copies Of the Presidents
proclamation, for distribution in South CatJIa."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-20

ssaao usss whl avsa sd,lA cpd nadly p,snss
80 a.vdu,ion, with she belief,has they can tlss
force The entire South" to follow their infamous
example.
m We publish today Gov. risyds second
MASSAGE, and the proceedings Of the House cf Del.
.ya,e. thereon. We hope AMI believe that tho
Hou.e will not endorse the sentiments of the Gov
.,oor Lu, that, on the consrary. they will show
him ,ha, nc isrepresen,s the opinions of the people
over whom the Legislature, ignorant Of his prnci.
,,,.. unfortunately called him to preside Whc-
,hee IL this should be the case he ought not to re-
,;vo his Office does no, admit of doubt but it is
.o.allv clear that he will not do so. Your patri-
81. and republicans, oftc present day love- Eat Of
Seas and high salaries well as they did when
Jefferson said, "Few die, and noAc resign"
s.r Gov. Floyd thinks il monstrous that Con-
,ress should interpret its own powers Is il not
more mons.sous that they should be interpreted by
South Carolina convention Is it no, the very
height Of presumption thrt a State Convention
should pretend to dictate to the Federal government
shc course it shall pursue, the condition Of its
longer continuance in the Union 7 Suppose Penn
sylvania should tall Congress, fyou do acccde to
.ue South Carolina proposition, will sccede' -
what course could Congress pursue Adopt this
Ae,asy, and should be eternally at cross purpo-
scs Not year would capsc in which we would
10. see Congress buied by the States, through thC
iuaueuce OF the countless demagogues that swarm
in thsir bosoms. We implorc tho people to look
anaats, and Mt of their excited sympa,hies, and
liielr decision cannot DO doubtful.
ar We have recently peruscd history Of
Shays rebellion in Massachusetts and the Wits
key instruction in Pennsy lsania and VIC find
that the Leaders in those corspiracies took substan
aally the same grounds now assumed by the Dis
N,ioas's of South Carolina. They complained Of
ne unconstitutional imposition of oppressive and
Inr1nal TAX 5, and referred, as the South Ca oil
mans do, and with the same justice, TO the procs-
dent furnished by the Revolution of &c. " The
Devil quote scripture for his purpose y and SO
can traitors throw over their base igns the man.
Tie OF an honorable resistance TO oppression. Their
furroScs being the same, their means the same,
ia-ir argum nts the same, they must, if necessary,
,bo pat down in the same way And thus far tho
caur,e Of Con. Jackson has been in strict conformi-
tv with bat Of Gen. Washington, except that Gen
w did not condescchd 10 reason with those Who
had acrayed themselves in opposition to the laws Of
me hand.
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NOTiCE.

ME subscribers respectfully inform, their
Il friends and the public generally, that they ere
prepared 10 execute, NJ the shortest notice, shy -
~ the Carpenters and House Joiner's line, ID ~
It's sa,iou, branches Thcy cor neatly hope, fea1
thelr "a erencc, skiil snd strict attention 70 61Gi
ness, 10 metii share OF public patronage. Az
contracts made by either of,cm shall he promptly
attended to. EDWARD b. PRICE.
HENRY WALDnON.
JAMES BOYD.
Dec 90 iGte
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Printing Presses for Sale.

1NfiERE are "A. this Office an excellent SECOND
- handed Ramege Press, OF Super Reyal size
and one OF Mtdt'n size, which will be sold e-r~r
ow, aud on accommodating terms. i
/ Dec. IL .,;f ~
ius . Etcn, CAME ~ sxev'1u ssaasss'
1 pjeisefsoa ils,e cd sl,e rf commitment Of the bill,
.ich opposed by Nesses Gregory aid Msr-
al, aud further sprpprted by Mr.. Dickevson,
,c,i thc no,sa was Z, jeele aud tho bill ordcred
bc engfos.'d
Ito eateu,.,ee Of eupls OF Jas'ics reported u',-
sgesl,iy on tho pstit.an 81 lictsy Lewis and ms
'e, ire pissatls OF celo'if) 20 he olowtN y re-
ain il the - n,nlonwealit.- Agreed to.
! he a.lov in.s etet.,sssd bulls We're read third
ne at i,ass. ,4,..ging The April .cisfof West
Drcaai county c,aift--iueo,pesatiny tho Trus-
cs vi Ia. v II -a.., Academy and TOM
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! 18TH. That Commandants OF Regiments, Datis
lions and Companies, should be authorised to en-
ploy competent musicians for the drill ard muslcrs
18th. That oil officers after seven years service,
should not be compelled To perform military duty
in time of peace, bu, should be kept enrolled is SER
Woo ~ time OF war.
18th Tia, Volunteer Companies sboulj sppeas
in uniform, and that each separate corps Of Vo'un
tecss, Of the same denomination, should have a uni
form differing from the others, but peculiar 10 It.
self
10th. The mole of,enlering the resignation Of
Commissions and the tidas Of holding lhe same
should lie better provided lot by law.
l1ih. That classification OF the Militia IS mex
pedlent
18Th. Finally, Whether the plan herein pftsen
teal or tho general ou uus of any other plan should
be adopted, your Committee would earnestly recon-.
mend, AS oi great importance, TINT the Convention
should stlee, Delegates iron, ,h,sr own body, ~
prepare the with all tho details for the eons
derotion and adoption of the Legislature. All %
which il respectfully submitted.
The repor, was adopted with the following al
iddlonal clause, proposed by Col. Hyde, To wit +
THAT ii is espeJiont to arm certain portons of the
militia aud tia, adequate penalties be enacted 70 Z
the preservation Of the arms
A eomwit,ee Of thirteen was then appointed 10
draft system oiofganlzalion AMI discipline for
the militia, in conformity with the principles alop.
by the Convention, and to prosen, the same, ,ogc.
Their with Memorial, to the Legislature
The Convention then adjourned, sine die.
FLOUR INSPECTION.
Tho quantity OIL Flour inspected in ,he Lynch.
AZ Let frat "A.
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MARRIAGES..

MARRIED, On the bth inst at Cedar crcek
Meeting House 10 Hanover, MIR. ACHILLES y.
JOHNSON of Lynchbmg, to Miss LUCY TER.
REl.L, daughter Of the late Joseph Terrell Of Gar.
cline.
-------, On Thursday the 18th inst. by The Rev
M, Livingston Walker, WILLIAM T.. son of
Jesse Burton, to Miss SARAH J, daughter Of the
late George Cooke all of Campbell.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-20
STOcK-JOBBING-FeRAUD

TIL. New York papers have recently rsade lis
CLOSURES relative to the fluctuations in the prn cs
Of g. S. Bank stock in that city, calculated serious
~ - atF,ct the regulations OF several Individuals
among thom, Mr.. c. g. Camreleng, member OF
the II Of Represeatatives-Ne have no, room
foe the various articles which, have appeared on
thr subject nor, indeed, is it Necessary to insert
lham We axe from them, however, such ex-
tf,i, as r.t ~. r., iers fa'r history Of the
,taasAc.ion The y. Y. Enquirer says
IN Wednesday, the Goth November, Bank
) ELK at the Board of Brokers closed at 1I5t, saA
On Thus sdas morning opened at llis. The sales
tia, dav at the Board were as follows:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-20

Norfolk Senatorial Eietiioh,--Thc foliewin:
is the state of the polls, n,hc Norfolk district. Il
supply the vacapoy ocgybsioned by Col Holt,
DEATH from which il, appears that Mr. Maxwell il
elected
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-20

"ATTERS.-Extract OF I.ogwon7, o
IL large supply received of the most Superior
quality, one pound (which is equal TO large
quantity Of Logwood-- Received and Cor sale 10y
lIOWEL DAVIES.
Dec3 8 IFS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-20

II Candidates for Congress arc as thick as
backbcries in the district lately represented by the
deceased Mr.. Doid'dsc,-Col. VIM L. Jackson d
Harrison, Thomas g. Raymond Of MonongaiS.
Isaac Lcill er of Wheeling Col Joseph Johnson
Of Harrison, md Moses w. Chnplno Of Wheeling
arc already in thc field and John J, Allen Of Iiat.
rson is spoken Of as probable candidate.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-20
THE STATES.

Ksntueky.-The Legislature Of Kentucky met
at Frankfort on the Sd inst. James T. Morehead
the Lieutenant Governor, appeared, and took his
scat as presiding officer. In the Fl. Off JohnJ.
C,ttenden was unanimously elected Speaker
Gov. Breathlu transmitted his Message ON the 4th,
which is confined almost exclusively to State az
fairs. Il saws. the State is in debt $l47, and
recommends tho establishment Of State Bank.
We hope Kentucky has been taught, by her pas,
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~ tits mentioned, as probable that William
G. Preson, Esq will he elected to the Senate from
South Carolina, to fill the vacancy occasioned by
the resignation of Gen. Hayne. Ifthis be troe, we
pre,ume the run,or Of Mr.. Calhouns intended
resignation Of the Vice Presidency is unfounled.
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ESTRAYED COW.

-,,ur~u< GTRAYED from he
&s "A ~ 10. Of Elijah rle.
cher, Esq in the town r
Lynchburg, on rridsy
NA night, 18th October slasl,
- 3esA leaving hcr calf, WAtts
COW with slack ears and black spot on her BODY.
no mark rccooctrd) She had been, but 1itllo
before, driven from the county of Augusta. Any u.
formation concerning soid COW, left ut tho once q
'hn Vpginiao, vii b. thankfully received BY the
subser,hsr. JESSE MILLER.
Dee 20 3e
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before their readers, and without any idea, on the
part Of the President that its contents to form
the basis Of gross piece of fraud and swind-
ling. We believe that Mumford communicated
that portion of the Message, relative to the Bank,
to persons, who rvailcd themselves Of the informa.
ton thus ob aimed, to speculate upon the ignorance
of the holders of the stock. 1t vas certainly indis
Greet in the President to place sucn a document IN
such hands bu, the gnh belongs only to those who
awaited themselves OF information thus obtained to
cheat those less enlightened. If Mr.. Cambrclens
be one of the individuals and the fact be prov
oil, he ought to be expelled from tbs House Of Re-
representatives. +; but, as little respect as We have
for the intelligence and political character Of that
seatloman, we shoull be 10th to believe that he
had any share in this ubiquitous transaction. We
shall notice any farther Development that may
he made, tending to confrn or rcfute the suspi-
cions Il a. have been excited.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-03
ESsEEr2 q.
(;'rom the United S,c,es' Gc:ette.)
A VOICE FROM MOUNT VERNON
i. "EtqNifseat IN paec |"

-, "Ee7HifSeat IN Psse."
Undsufb let thcdust ui the ius'd warrior lay,
" here living bc wishh IA his death To- rrpo.~
Where DER htbi ,he ayes thr sun;usr.w 10 10y,
Aud beneath IN POi,"rhc siy Nuws,
Lot the spot wh.io he died ~len liza hOnoIs full
Ever shield IN iis sh,i- the rrnuwr'd of his race
III. blaze 1T whose glory shall never grow dull,
Nor tho ravssc Of sgos hs uumpa dolaec
Ever blessed in his steep unpfo 'pred he his grave,
Where may in silence his hos bc,,ow;
White the tribute. which scccrds IA tho brave,
ALovo him ptoiu,o IN sweet sn,tu'e
Thonsh humble his tomb yet eublinle ia lHs uaune,
irnmc,taiu blessing, d" will o mamk,hJ
Aud 'in- to eternity bcmng his CmU,
Shall tell with his uu1phs thu worth Of his mind
S,yo whom ui II 10y tho song of the sky clcavpg biTd
TIE rp hsh e the stream, the rush OF tho wind
Or ,hs pace "f the psum in Solitude head
There pillow Il ~ peace. and In glory rreliutd q,
Ne the ook ihat IN m"jcsiy spread 10 the ,kics
Sinks, cncnmb Il with honVfs snd sg. In tho ground
So, proud In HE rii let hun serp whpr- he Iius,
HIS duet with NO vain miusol,u o be ctownd Il.
The ehisol. wrought statue may sink 10 decay;
j 10 inonuDan, fat where ., towetud sublime
The column 10 runs slew ctuipJr
But his name shHil outlast oil tho trophies Of timn
Though tho uonspons Of praise, and the ,rumphs OF
Adi tributes to swell the OF his hume.
Yet the homage that lows on tho ihobbng heart
is the need OfhIs worth, aud ia, OF his Gano.
Esverod by lis country, the pride Of mankind;
Earth in him doth richest OF relies
Then, in Nenon's green bosom forever .nssrind.
Iset his bOars as rcmovelo.s as mountains remain.
AZ calm as the ry'r ihbt rolls by his tomb
As md as tho rocks on his swelling shore,
Let him slumbcr cnshToudcd Ia silence aud gloom,
While Freedom survives, or tho world shall endure
T.G.S.
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Ifho had said enough to prove to this House that
he was opposed to the proposition of the gentleman
from Montgomery, (Mr. Presion) he had accomplish
ed all that he had undertaken TO perform. He in
tended not, as he had already remarked at this adj
vanced stage of the discussion argue this question
in the various characters i'm which it has been pre-
sented, and made TO assume, by gentlemen who have
argued in favour of Abolition. In conclusion, he
would ask at the hands of this House upon this ques
ton in the name of the people single privilege.
Ii is the privilege which has been, until now, ac-
knowedgcd as AN undoubtcd right for the people
to say when, and in what manner they would dis
pose of their private property--ac as
such, by the Constitution and Laws of the land.--
The people OF Virginia have greatly fallen from
their original charactcr--f even now they are not
too intelligent and independent, to tolerate the
part of this House, an act violent i'm ITSELF
vel and dangerous in its character the sought
to he effected by the friends of Abolition-ihe
Champions of freedom. He hoped for these cons-
derations, with numerous others which had been
ably and eloquenty enforced upon the delighted
tention of the House, by gentlemen who had gone
before him in this debate, that the amendment would
be rejected-that the Committeeman the House
nay, sir, that the Public mind may be freed from the
contemplation of subject already rendered odious,
to those whom it vitality concerns, by its premature
introduction and nfamina,ory discussion in this
House; and last but not least, that the people may
at all times have the rmness and ability at the in
slant which shall give it BIRTH to subdue any insur-
recton which this debate Other causes may pro-
duce.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-03
.EerausaEcna Races.

THylIE second Spring Meeting will commence the Sc
"a cond Tuesday, in April next and continue days.
First day.-Sweepsake for years old colts and FLIES
mile heats-enrance $780, half orfeit-our subscribers
of April.
Second ddy-Propricior's PURSE mile heats s so.
Third ddy-Jockcy Club Purse--$500, 3 mile heats
Fourth ddY.-Sweepstake for years old colts and FL
lies, mile heasentrance $780, halt forfeitour subscri-
bcrs TO make race already entered; close the
day OF April next.
The Subscriber having purchased the entire interest
this pledges himself to all the means in his
power and they ampe) to give general satisfaction
The track will be put in complete ORDER and good stables
and litter furnished as usual.-The Newmarket rules to
govern in all cases.
RICHARD s. NICHOLSON, Proprietor.
Feb. @. 97-wfd