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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-08
TIE VIRGINIA DELEGATION

The gentlemen who represented the friend. n
the administration in Virginia, in the late Dahl.
moro Convention, have published the journal al
their proceedings We suhjoin synopsis of thai
portion oft which may ntcres, our readers.
On the FIRST day Of the meeting, /" free and
friendly conference was asked of the delegation.
from the other States" to confer with a commiee
OF the Virginia delegation CONSISTING of J. s al.
lins, p. N.Dnie and Andrew Stevenson "mn.
iatIon to the important objects of the Convention
and the said " conference committee was instruct.
ed to % into general conference privileged to sac
rilicc men, but not principlcs.''
On the next day, it was reported, that, this com.
mittcc had been able to effect nothing. and tina.
- it was feared the anticipated result" (thc nomi.
nation of Col. Johnson,) "could not in any wa, Ee
varied \ warm debate hercupon arose, result.
inc in the adoption of the following Resolutions
the first offered by Dr. r. c. Mason and the las
three hv Andrew Stevenson
"ReSotred, That ---be appointed a comm'.
tee to announce to the General Convention. before
the election ofPrcsident is brought up, that th, de.
legation in nowiSc recommend to the pco.
Pile of Virginia, for Vice President, any in.
dividua, who does not maintain and carry out the
principles Virginia has ever held dear"
The blank in this resolution was filled will, the
name Of DR.. Mason.
|. Re soteed, That the Virginia delegation
ballot in Convention for President of the United
States, and that the individual Virginia prefers. is
Martin Van Buren,.
90. Rcsolred, That the Virginia delegation
ballot for Vice President of the United Sa,c,.
and that the individual Virginia prefers, is William
c. Rivcs.
90. Resoired, That should the National Con.
vention nominate r. M. johnson. of Kentucky.
then ----- bcappointed, the part ofthis DEL
cgatlon, to announce to the Convention that We
cannot support the nomination, or recommend him
to Virginia inasmuch the delegates from lr.
glnla do not feel satisfied that Mr. J. will sup.
port and carry ont the principles and doctrine,
which she las ever maintained, and holds dear
The blank in the last resolution was filled
with the names of Joseph S. Watkins and Joe
Ilollcman.
The annunciation dire cited in the foregoing rose
buttons were made F.; but without avail. The yoic
OF Virginia once exercised "a controlling power i
the decision of such questons-but she has fallcr
from her high estate and there is now
:" None so poor, to do her reverence !"
1t has struck us, as being somewhat strange. that
Mr. Stevenson, who, it seems, offered the rcsolu.
ton, declaring that the Virginia delegation could
not recommend the support of Col. johnson 10
their constituents, was afterwards appointed chair
man OF the committee to draft an Address to the
people OF the United States vindicating that nom.
ination. Docs he intend to fly the track Should
he do so, the people will be at no loss to under.
stand the motive, particularly if he should receive
certain appointments to which he has been long
looking with intense desire.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-08

The Water Loan.-'rhe City Stock of one mil
lion Of dollars, being hat part OF the water loan
now required, has been taken by Mcssrs. ilar-
mon Hendricks and George Newbould, at an aver
aye rate OF about | l. five per cent. Stock pay
able in 1860 v. j. Jour. Gem.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-08
DOMEsTlC INTELLIGENCE.
From hc Yce York Jomrnoi Of Commerce,
Hay 20.
ARRIVAL OF BLACKS FROM AFRICA

The brig American, Captain Caleb Miller, arr
we'd here from Luondo, the coast Of Africa, last
Nonday.--and Information having been received
bv the United States District Attorney that slaves
were on board an officer srnt TO search the ses-
sci and found on board OF hcl Two colorcd female
children, about five on six years old The Cap
tain of the brig was then taken into custody, and
was examined to-day before Judge Belts. Prom
what has as vel transpircd, il appears that the
America, which left this port about eleven months
ago on a VOYAGE The coast OF Africa, went first TO
the Portuguese settlement oi Luondo, where some
persons who brought one Of the children from the
interior made ii a present to Captain Miller, and
the other child was made present TO him at Ne
yorondo. whittier the brig went from Luonfo.
Capt Miller states that his intention to bring
up the children IN his family, and that Inc took
the children solely for that purpose
JUDGE Bets ordered him to find bail in two sure
ties for 5000, and stated that the punishment in
case me- was convicted of the charge against him,
vas imprisonment not less than three years nor
more ihan seven; and moreover a fine not less
than 1000 nor more than 5000
The children strong, healthy, and good look-
ng, and seem 10 have been well taken care OF.
They do not, OF course, understand word oil
English, but remarkably apt in understanding
Sims, which they obey with treat docility and
chccriulncss. They have been for the present left
in the care ofihe L. :. Marshal.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-08

.Nammofh.-Wc were presented on the 2oth
inst, with Wilmot's superb Strawberry raised
in the garden of DR. Tazcvcll ofthis City, measure
ing in our presence, three inches and live eigtis IN
circumference, and lcngthwse, full -four inches.
Rieh Enquirer.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-08

seed which has been so~n. In tie most Pioone, /,
tive part of fanquicr county, Two dollars oe,lei
80 hccn offered and refused for seed whca'.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-08

o. The names of several of the delegates tc
the Baltimore Convention have been omitted in all
the lists that we have scen-among them we no,
"c'' because they are IN our vicinage Nlcssrs.
fonianc of Buckingham, and John Richardson, OF
Bedford
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-08

The Baltimore Republican mentions that man
IN that neighborhood, having-the appearance OF a
farmer or laboring man, has lately fallen heir to
fortune of Ell 900 sterling by the death of some
ys.a';va IN Europe. The name Of the forum ne
nan is Woods.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-08
KENO Ali COURSE BoAimoy,.


The first meeting over this new and beautiful
course, took place yesterday. The race was for
the Projectors purse, 5000. two mile heats en-
trance tsl5--ircc for nags bred or owned in Mary
land, and the District of Columbia: in case of three
on more startine, the second best to be refunded
MS entrance money out of the pursc.-Six Naos
were entered and came out as follows -
J. S'rcperS b { Johnson, b, Gohan-
IA, ) + q |
Il. Potter, Ga m Maid of the Neck,
by Maryland Eclipse. 1lO22
I. c. GoodmanS c f Camsidcl b,
Industry 23 dr.
{. $. ". Dorsey, ch Nelly Webb,
b, DO. : 3 t DR.
Mr. Warwick, b chy Monsieur Ton
=. Wallis, b m Lubly Rosa, by Sir
trchy, dis
Tmt-3o. a3s. 3m. 53,. ,,m. 535s. Am. los ,s.
I'm. S.
The trild adead heat between Johnson and the
Maid Of the Neck. This was said to be one of the
most interesting and doubtful races ever witnessed
IN Mary lAnd. The course was very tayorablv at
tended, and the weather remarkably fine.
SECOND DAY.
Proprietor Purse, $iO0, , mile heats.
Nm. II. Mnge's or Jessie, by Med
ley, 25l1
Jno. NJ. Bots b f Rosalic Somers, b,
Sir Charles, l21o
o. p. l'are's CHI f Nancy Blunt, by , 80
=" Nf,hN' ruled out
Richard Adams be Alp, by Rocking
ingham. IA /.
Wm. l.. Whites m Lady Connah, by
~ N"nn',hr' 3 DIR.
VIM, Il. Johnson's b Ncrtuulnus by
| l. L
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-08

TrpIosi0n on Joard tic Steamboat Wajeaie.-
We rave in our last, from the Nccling Gazette, II
short account Of the horrible disaster on board the
steamboat Majestic, while about 10 leave the wharf
at Memphis Tenn. by which upwards Of forty
individuals were "cithcr killed OF missing" This
lIiphrGl occurrence is thus noticed, in the Cincin-
natl Republican of the Odd instant 1t will lie seen
from Ibis, that the Cholera was also raging nj
Memphis at the time OF this fatal steamboat cxplo-
sion, and added deeper coorinc to the melancho-
Il scene:
"a gentleman who arrived in this city last
evening in the steamboat Splendid, direct from
New Orleans, called AT our Office, his way
through tic city. and informed us, that the Steam
cr Majestic Lad exploded one OF her boilers,
While on the eye of showing from the wharf at
Memphis, producing a most melancholy loss OF life
and limbs. About SIXTY persons were scadcd, a
laracc portion of them mortall}, and nearly all OF
diem dangerously
Tho collapseis supposed tolave been OCCASION
Cd by the passengers Hooking upon one side OF tn.
boat, causing ttoe arccn, 10 produce transfer
OF the water from the starboard to the larboarl
boiler. Our informant shore at Memphis
and visited the house in which the wounded were
confined IL represents the spectacle there eshi-
hned as hcart-fendmg hey ond conception. To
add to the distress of the sufferers, the Cholera is
prevailing AT Memphis to an alarming extent
Thirty -four deaths by Cholera had alrcad, oc-
cured in that i'll ftcd city, up 10 the time OF his
departure, and ! had 'ranspned ON the day of the
accident, The deck passengers were the exclusive
snlcrcrs.--The cabin passengers were supposed
to have entirely escaped. \ more full and salts
factory statement OF the particulars of this dcpora-
bic catastrophe, may be expected in our Monday :
paper.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-08
LONDON, April p. ENeninc.

LoNpoN, April p, Evening
There is now a lH in home politics, with the
exception OF a little Stir about the elections, which
however, are exciting but little interest
The Opossum packet has arrived from Mexico
with $4,000 dollars on freight
Lord Elliott has been we'll received by both par
ties IN Spain. lie was to be at Lecumbarri tho
spot agreed upon for an interview with Don Carlos
on the 18th inst lie was escorted to the advanced
posts Of the Carlist army by the Queens troops
Gen. Nina has resigned his command in the Sran.
lsh army, IN consequence OF i'll health.
The Morning Herald states that Sir Grorpr
Berkeley will be appointed Lord High Commission.
er OF the lonlan Islands, and therefore Sir Howard
Douglas viii be recalled before he can have enter
cd on the duties of his office.
The Portuguese Cortes have repealed article
Doth of the Charter, and the Young Queen is an
thorized TO marry foreign prince.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-08
EOaes1HGN HNTEEEsGENeE.
| ROM ENGLAND.

NV NoRK, May 20
The snip John Marshall arrived last evening.
sailed from Glasgow on the both ult. and the can
tam has t;Sourcd us with the Glasgow Courier of
the 2Sth, containing London dates to the evening
of 25th, a few hours later than we're received by
Napneon
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-07-02
NOTICE.

THE subscribers hereby give notice that IL we will meet at the County House in Litchfeld on Monday the 18th day of July next, al o'cf"rk P M. fOf8he pdtpose of re. ceiving proposals for the following mentioned repairs on and aboutthe COunty Buildings, to wit 5 Shingling the west roof of the Barn be- longing to the County House with chesnut shingles; boiding Fence from the southwest corner of the County House to the south line of the county land, thence in the south line of the county land as far east as the southeastc cor. ner ofthe Coy House. and thence north to the southeast corner, of the County Honse--.the fence tog be five feet high, built of good pine boards. to be planed, matched and paintrd. with the tops cut into pickets-the posts and rails to be of white oak. and the posts to be set on stooe and braced with iron. The stone and braces will he furnished to the contractor.
 And repairing the fence in front of said Coun- lty House. Also for building pr repairing the
 fence in front of the County House--and also for painting the Court House and the Fence l in front of the samP. .
 N A MORRIS WOODRUFF. 1 hIH 4 FREDERICK WOLCOTT, | Commit. lN ( ABEL CATLlN, Gee. I i1~ sz ELIHUs HARRISON. @n@C
 f Jifchfetd. June %, 1885, s.g 4
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-07-02
TO THE AFFTTCTED.

YOTHE AkFLfGJyEDa TIHE subscribeP having aocdfex ,Imself in I the viliage ef C0n0do, Gosash, olEess hia services as BOTANIC OVJ i5'Et sEs4
 TAbOaaseO1e6gaD PIaags6cfate.
 tOeiheseE wisO are wiling to have their diseases cured without the use Of mineral and, ofher pOisons, tOgethee with their concOmitauts bleeding and starvation.
 The rapid spread offhis practice in all parts ofihe United States, and iis El0rinns triumphs over Cal0mel and the MarslsyeFn. nOtwith- standing the oppositioS1 Q! those interested in keeping il down. and the prejHdiees Of educa- ton. surely entiile il to cal efnl exapninati0p by those who are deprived of the hiesAings 6f health; and an nnprrjudiced exaniinati0D is all tina: Thomsonians ask they do not want any one tO take theiT medicine unless they are satisfied of its merits, us he that investigates the subject. will be satisfied; for ThOmsonians deal in facts, as any one must know that takes the trouble to inquire. \ shall bot, as' Is the fashion with many, publish list of rernarka- bIe cures that | have performed, sthOvgh might if felt SO disposed, having administers ed medicine to good many wiihiN a few months past to the satisfaction nf all. large portion of them heinz from under the hands ofthr regular dipiomatisgd M. D.,s,) hut shalt merely state that having been acquainted with ulls mode of curing disease for several years, and knowing ofnone but the most asalutary effects resulting from its use-- wishing to aid the cause of suffering humanity, have spent some months in Boston tt the Infrmary of tDr.Jesse Thomson, (who has been in constant practice for eight years, and scarcely lost patient the whole tilne,l and that no poison, either vegetable or mineral, shall enter into any ofsmy mponnds-.beliesing that what will make well man sick is not calculated to make q sick man we'll. E s54 M II
 l may at all times be found at my office in the room over the store occupied by JaH. Collins & Go. unless absent on business; where also may be found general assortment of v
 .' GENUINE at..s
 ThO1lsOlaiall Medicines, N prepared by Doct. Samuel Thomson hilnselfs Family Rights, Robinsonss Lectures. and . number ofpamphlets written by different ag- thors on this system of practice s5E sssss ssF
 . tgags 9sss D. NORTON. .
 Goshen. July I. 1885,, ss5asrs s6es. tH
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-07-02
1DR Y GOODS.
E.l EKaaR KNO.zAe

sg1.,-- i1os E. ,AEsaE2gKSOjV
 O6srs to his friends dnd the putlic generally, q
 ; N general and lefit selected assprtmeaf of
 Staple & Fancy Dry GOOdsy tchich, icith recent adifiSns 10 his spring stock
 s .,, makes ,his assortment geyy complete: all s E4.s,f CONSISTING, IN PART OFss agas1 q, DROADCLOTHS of all qualities. colOre D and prices, from St,50 to 910 per yard {; Saitinriis, light and dark VesiiDga, black and cold Silk Vrlyets, fashionable ligEt and dark Silks for dresses, an elegant assortment light and dark Calicos and Ginghams, Fr. printed Muslins and Jaconets. black and cole Frepch Bon,i,aznes,- plain end fg'd Swiss and Book Muslins. g 4 and A Babinet g. Grecian Lace. Bobinrt and Grecian Footings. Edgiogs, h. seriings, Jaconet and common Cambrics. bor. and brocade MI MusliOs. new and eirgaai arti. cle. Bishop Lawn. Linen Cambric. Cambric and Lawn Handk 'fs and Crayats, green and white Blond !Gaiige Vvils, Green Berrages Shawls and Dress Handk'fs ofesegy descrip- ton. Gauze Scarfs. Eng. and raw silk Gloves. Nett do. white and dark kid do.- Hosiery ol all descrip,ions-C Corded Skirts,- Linen and Cotton Diaper, Russia and German do,. bro. linen Table Cloihs. Liben Napkins, Irish Ll- mems. Samsner Goods a great variety brow ? and bleachrd Sheeiings and Shirtings. Green Raize and Tlannels, red and Ahile FlanneIs. sw an skin do. Mole Skins, Hunter's Cord. Rnssia Sheeting. Tickings Batting, Wicking. kriiiing Cotton, and variety Of other articles ,o., numerous to mention, hut not too nnrierots to look ot, all of hich will be sold not Gt cost or less than cost. but at fais prices and on reA-
 One door resi of PrsshyayidN Chsrek. z Hx~-. .Lisehfeldf {, ,lnly q. 1855. .it tIu&
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-07-02
COUNTY COURT.
" No Pariisan Copus.''-THE nEMocRAc

sS VI N VI kAe
 Al ihe County Court, Thnrsday. JHae 26, Darling. Chief Judge, 'an1o66eed, Ihai Robinso6 $. Hiaman was appoinied Clark oG said C0vr, the appointment take effect st the close Of ibe session.. He farther remafked. hat in making this aAnooncenent the Court el t theis uty says that. the Court knew. Mir: Beach had pesiognsdJ bs doy as Clerk with sbiy, fidelity, punclualiy and integrity. Mr. Beach sus eesied ,ai since the remark she Couri qualified by the expression co far as they knew, I any complaint or clarge had beea made he de- sroas that committee might he app"in,ed to invesli- gate sach complaints. Jadse Darling repl,eds ia 70 compiainss ef any kiad had erev been Rgae. sA M.
 Mr. Beach had coaducled the business of ihe ofhce ably, faishfaIy, uprghily and cOrrecsy The people knew all tsis beIore. There was aota moFe eompe- public ofeer ia che State anore isieiigest, more aueniive aad obging, more Promp' and hon- n the discharge of every duty belonging o h sia- ,ion. And yet he must be sacrificed. aud the public interests ul sake 10 grafy ihs dsiatevssEed and patriotic seekeFs afier .ssposs" We inETmedsn authority that ,Ie renewal ss dssermined oa 2, Hart. ford, during the sessoR of she Legislature and that she Court was organized under pledge io remove MS. Beach, and appoint she Salem Post Master.
 Ceaa. Herald. Trial for. Hssesy-N is ssa,ed ia ,he. New York nASssn I~.s
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-07-02
] lNOTICE.

THE menbers Of the LiteA6 4Couaey
 II Matnai Fire Insurance Cop,ranyare here. by notified that the annual meeting of said Company wlil he holden at the County House in said Litchheld on Monday the eth of July next, at { o'cIock P. M.t for lhe choice of Di- reciors. for the year ensuing. and. to do any other business prepef 70 cons shefors said meeting. rat s,. <.
 d.F si'i " srLvEsTa GALrir. Secretary. z June 9S. iI885. K .fsS 9F Q
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-07-02


 GEoLoercAL-James q. PercivaI aud Charles U. Shepherd lEsqrs. oT New Haven. have berH apDoot- ed by she Governor, the Commntee to make a Gesh- eica survey othis Stale under certain resOses of the ast General Assembly,, making an apprcpriafioH for this purpose. They Cd i,foceed Un tshe work ip medate!y.- Hausn Herald. i1 sR%lzi eqfii Look out for eoanserfias "A new pspsr has come PbiIadel called the Esen0g Sars tor Van BDren, Johnson & Co. We acknQssledges p0 Star that sLiaes win so dull IighL-- yoahs Ser. sr ~ No,w,hssan ,be probibiinIy laws ia the States of New-York and Maine dollar hotes are still ceived 6y the people in geaera circuialoR--and we gre glad 10 gel em. Jackson Gold Is as scarce as lhe yellow jaupdiee.--Ib.sl y Loo sg..8ssssa The S,ates' Rghts Convencn of Georgia lave nominased the Hon. Chas. DongherW for Governor, aad the Hon. Gee. R. Gimer for Congress.
 Taterssting Visl.-Mr. Haws, of 0isego, passed through ihis city lo BosloHnsilsd 10 celebrate the MnniveFsary of Amerean Independence afsbat place. r. Haws sfO0 years 0f age. aud the only seryivor sf that party which threw the iea overheard sn Bos- ,on harbor. He good beaii and spriis, and re- tans all his facules Providence seems 10 have bles' sed w1h loRg life shsss who sOod ap tor ihe aiery and iadepeadencs of their cOpnty.--N. X.&far. 5t Maa Rsbber Cosvietsd.--At the recent session ol ,Le CircaM Cesrt of the Uaited States. iOldea q Windsor, VI. Sylvester w. Sheldon, formerly Posl; master d IondondeTry, VI. was tried on charge ot FobbAR tbe SDaiL convicted and sentenced to hard ls be b Ihe State Prison for twelve years. ssaI /
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-07-02

Our correspondent, whe yg,kes upon himselflhe task ot mHic"g paashme". for ,he '.Iying prone nsi,ies
 "f contemporary pri"t, should recoec that il is no, necessary to ase the cnbi of Hercules to demosh n gnat. Let riie thing buza--it is siiagless. t4 la
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-07-02
New & Cheap Goods.

New ~ Cheap Goods. THE .suhscriber has just feturned fiosn N, IL York. and has opened q Store in the yil- lage. one mile east of the Meeting House in South Farns. which he has fnrnishsd with N.
 @ f. AN ENTIRE STOCK oHtss& sa | NEW GOODS. < < s's,.. ., suitable for thes4as0n. He has also made ad-
 dition toshis Spring Purchase Ffor his Stosat near the Meeting House, which readers his 1 assortment complete at both stores. He wilt
 also continue 10 make addition to, the same
 through the seasoR.t ass occasion. may require. To his old customers he tenders his thanks f0r their liberal patronage and requests them. to-. ge;hffr with the public generally, tes call and l examine his goods and prices before they psir- chase elsewhere. as he is determined not to ba undersold by any regular dealer in the county. The above Stores will he conducted entire ly on inc temperance principle. as no intoxi- eating liquors w.ilibeDkept at either esiablis1- lnent. sa ss44.@sf EDWARD COWLEE. &
 South Forms. June e4. 1885. s 2f4f Is
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-07-02

The editor ofihe Globe, in noticing the arrivRl of the Constitution, and the safe re,urn of Nh. Livogsio", says that the late of the msiser have been received, and e0iirely satisfactory 10 The Exeru
 tive. aud he has doub, they w,Il be 10 ,e peope. Hencee VIC are led to capclude that there is nohng warl,ke pihen,, hecause we, are entirely convinced that war wib France, at the preseuT time, would not be salislactosy io the people.-N. NAdD. eS
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-07-02

Trial frs Hssesy.-It is staied ia lhe New-Yos Obssrver that the Caciana.i Presbysery, at the last dates weEe engaged in the trial fthe Rev. D.. Beech eT % . chasgs of Hsrssy- ' I-s& E E%sSfSa
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-07-02
Playing Utelisils.

t &ay4M& O OgGMA1ASs 4sassarq,.ss < EENNISON'S celebrated Cast Steel and O Steel-back Scythes.Awhjch are waRFasted 6rst rate article. and eapsl 10 any iu use.
 Henderson's Patent Cast Steel Pitchfnrks. the itnostl approved kindsi which arc offered. lees than the market prieess by AZ a8g s.i4 .s. \ Ss ". .sSs A0s PORTER.
 Lifckf field, North Sa. Ja,se aS. sss K sas
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-07-02

aShockng 'Occurvace--The Coroner held an In- quest yeslegyIy hpoa the body ofa yoeng nap ,hirIy years of age the eldest Of Dr Cutter of Barclay street, Mho, ihree o'clock n yh4 DoFeiag, threw himself of his bed window. the third story ofahe house. iato tie back yasd thsreby dashng his brains, Ppd causing instant death. Itappearcd that lie deccased had been exclsitey gay,
 what itemperale, aHd his dssoIuts habits. .ogelher &iih deeply rooied and slsD6g' excisemsnl an his
 Dd caused by having been l,ilie several nni he ago by a. dog that snppoeed ,o be rabid. tended ,o eraie temporary derange and it wAs evideniy ~ten afflicted Iiiat he committed the rasb and fatal aci above mentioned. The Corsinevs Jury reidrhed
 verdict 10 ,l,,s eifecl--N. r. Herald. .rs <, 9. <.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-07-02

From North Cnrolins ~e hear that the Convention
 fer Ihe an,endmem oi the Constitution s still in si0n, hut has come 10 determination, on some oftle mos, imporan. s"hjeeis s0bml,ed i. |, has defer miaed that the Senate shall consir, of fifty members. snd the House oi Representatives. oE a hundred and twenty, exclusive Of Borough meuers Of the retaiu- ed. IL has been agreed .,asshe sessions of 'he Gen.
 ssehly shai he held bien"alIy instead of annu
 ally. Free negroes and muaiioes in lu,u.e to be denied the right oi voting, which they have heretofore exercised l, is expected sha, ahe C0nvenii0n will get ,hrougb s business, aod adjourn some day next l week.-Nat. int. . -