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WEDNESDAY, January 90.

The Conyeutr, me- pursuant to adjournment
PRAYER by the Rev Dr. EARLY. of the Methodist chu! CT
The ourna, of the preceding day was then read ana
approved.
PERMISSION TO THE COMMITTEE TO MEET
THE SESSION.
Mr. MoNCURE. l am instructed By the Committee
on the Judiciary to ask permission for that comm'ttee
sit during the sessions of the Convention Il Is ae
s ed by the committee make report to the coh'en
sio, as soon possible and il is hoped that during '
or III early part Of next week. that object may De al
tanc, if the committee have leave to SIT during tne
session of the Convention Of course they VIII not Sill
ii anyth ing requir their attendance here move tna'
leave be anted that committee TO SIT during the ses
sions OF tn Convention.
The mot, on was agreed to- aud leave granted accor
dinghy.
PAYMENT OBJ Az ACCOUNT.
Mr. NJ. GARa 'ETT. The Committee on Accounts >, n!o
it necessary to n ovide for the adjustment OF the e
and amoun, which hold nmy hand from AessrS: ROAR.
dexter d Kerr fc, carpenter work and materials "s
fitting up this hall There reasons why sn'uio %
acted upon at ono. dislike to trouble this BODY os
tatng them but can assure the Convention that there
are reasons why that s> uld be settled without "''''
offer the following resolu. ion: ),
Resolved That the ccrcta y OF As oon'SI,,G
rccted to certify for payment Inc account " '
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WALL STREET
Tailoring aud Ready Made Clothing Store.
H1 subscriber having opened the store, No alseet
Il under the City Hotel for the purpose Of conducting
om hi former patrons and the public that he has hanG
FILL assortment of fashionable and seasonable
READY MADE CLOTHING,
together viii, an extensive assortment of Cloths Cassercs
ard Fesags All of which have been selected with great
care in the Northern ties within the past few weeks tie
now prepared TO execute all orders at the shortest notice and
in the most approved style
He would call attention to his assortment OF Gentenens
Furnishing ARTICLES VIZ Shirts, Collars, Drawers, Searfs
Neck and Poke. Hdks Gloves, Umbrellas, Money Belts
&c. ,,,>-
sea7-tf ELLIS S. McELROY.
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ROWS, CLOTHING STORE,

1881 BRO4D STREET, Opposite Snan Tarern.
FgSiE subscriber has connected with his former business
s full and extensive assortment of Boys Clothing, suitable
for Bows from 3 10 l6 years Of age.
Those who have been in the habit Of buying their materials
and employing persons make hem up. VII find il saving
Of much trouble and time by purchasing READY MADE
CLOTH Nc and obtain a better article at - price
Also an assortment Of Mems Clothing q every quality,
cor sale at the lowest market price In addition 10 the above
vii; be found constantly hand handsome assortment OF
ehs Cassimeres and Vestings together with every variety
Q. aasonabe goods, which Will be made mp in manner
winch cannot fad 10 please T.. ;. MELROY,
90 l. Merchant Tailor.
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4 CARD.

a CARD.
TINE subscriber grateful to his friends aud the public,
/ for the very liberal patronage he has received takes
this opportunity Of returning his thanks and begS leave TO in
form ein that he snow better able supply their wants in
- Inc ta heretofore having just returned from tho Nouh
with a and selected stock Of fashionable and seasonabe
to punc,ual customers Among his Stock may be found
Ladies dick and thin Soled Caters, oil colors
DO half do. do
Do. Morocco do do.
Do t,on; and thin Morocco Buskins.
Do. Calf and Seal Skin do very inc.)
Do Jenny Lind Morocco Ties.
Do White kid Slippers, very handsome.
With very large assortment, 81 Misses and Children ;
Caters B,skns Boots Sc OF every color; which with
assortment Of ertlemen Boys, Youths and Chldrens hnc
Calf Kin ard Water Proof Boots and Shoes renders my
sort!nent very complete. .
AI,SO-i lare, asortmen, OF TRUNKS Of every varie-
--sr. ~ and price, Valces, Carpet Bags, sc; Also,
~ in store superior lot OF French and Phlade-
~. " IL nla Calf Skin which am making up 10 or
-'-.-A-1-1-s der in the most fashionable STYLE
WAETED-Scyeral Boot and Shoe and hands to
make Brogles. WlLLiAm " ALSt,
10 Just below City Hotel, opposite side
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T. /. L0

AGENT i-ND CflLLACIOR
OFFICE over w. Godjnis, of 18th and Bank
" streets, Richmond. Va.
REFERENCE 10 Col Charles s. icrgan, w Goddin B. NJ.
Dewitt j. Archer and A. A. Sands Of Richmond; james
Garland, John Wills and Robert H. Glass, Of Lynchbug;
Pauus Powell and John Thompson Jr OF Amherst James
F Stroher Of Rappahannock; Charles Ball and Dr. 4 K.
Mott, of Leesburg. Jy2c-d6m
SOAP STONE GRIDDLEs, for Bsckwheal Cakes
- all sizes. for sale al enters,
do - - Main Il
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l = books
Hints on Emergencies Household Surgery, Hints Emer-
rentr- by John +. South OF the Surgeons 10 ~.
Il,oLnas Hospital with engravings-pnce. 81 IS
Horace ienpelon, by Chas Lever, author OF Charles
OI..aiey, &C.,. 3o
B!aei;woods Edinburgh Magazine 10. October
Tn. Farmers Guide Scientific and Practical Asrcul
tu.. by Stephens, No. TO- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. %
Petiicoa Government novel by Airs. Groilope -
The ro.tfcal Works OF Thomas Gray, with illustrations
b. e. w Radclit,.-cdted, with memoir, by Henry
Rec. Pr. dcs<or of English Literature in the University
OF Penn-y elegantly printed and bound. 3 80
The Builders Pocket Companion, containing the elements
of building, suryeying and archlccture-with practical
rules and instr ctiors connected with the subject, by A.
c. Sr,caton Civil Engineer, &c. OO
Tie Cabinet-inaker and Uphosters Companion, con-
tanning the r,.dnerrfs and principles of cabinet-makng
and uphostcring with engravings. by J. Stokes 20
The Cruise of the Gre: the Boatswams Prize by
s5ir Admiral Fisher author OF "Ihe Petrel". %
No 1876 Ltie's Living Age
Part New Illustrated Edton of Shakspeare's complete
Sheen; l!,ci. Breed Management and Diseases, by VIM
'ronitt with numerous Quito which ls added the
Moun,.ir Shepherds Manua--publlsied under the su-
perintcndcnce OF tie Society for the Diffusion Of us-
iu Knowledge, London. = oo
observations Diseases of Young Children, by
Chas d. Mcigs VI. D.. ....I 10
4 Practical Handbook of Medical Chemistry, by Jno.
L.. Bowman. ...l 81
The IRIS an elegant Annual for 1851 sperby bound in mo-
rocco gt or papier mache. oc26
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SOUTHERN MANDATORY.

UNHE subscriber continues manufacture ladies' and ec
u enen's BOOTS AND SHOES, in all the variety Of
styles they usually worn, his stand, No pa Broad
street, nearly opposite Messs Breeder & Fox where fine
assomenris made upconsng Of French Boots and Shoea
Gaiter. Sc ladies' Cater Boots Buskns Excelsior Ties
French Ties and Slipper when he offers good terms
they can be purchased in this city. Those OF
really good article would do well call before purchasing
elsewhere they certainly will ge, Northern article
sold them for city made
He makes order the shortest nouce, every thing his
lire for ladies' and gen;eens wear of the best materials and
workmanship. ROBERT BRIGGS. Agen;
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
u ,n,n,nnd nan lQtI, lAnn


The parties interested the foregoing decree ercro
tilted TO attend ct my office the city OF Richmond, on The
9th day OF February, 1851 10 o'clock, A. ~, with the
evidence necessary enable perform the duties required
by said decree And all creditors Of William alewe &C.
ceased are also hereby notified present Their claims Against
the said estate before the said 9th February, 1881 with
the evidence sustain them.
de 20-lawt24Feb " VI. r. DAVIS. CONT
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RE MO AL.

FURNITURE AND READT-ILADE COFFINS
HOHN DAVIS, Cabinet Maker, having removed from hs
Wareroom on Governor street. fronting the Government
ous ava= himself OF this method inform his friends and
the public generally that he prepared usual make 70 or
approved style
He Keeps constantly on hand assortment OF elegant Fur
niture such as Rosewood and Mahogany ard1ooes bI-
RE4DY-!u4D COFFINS.
The subscriber as heretofore keeps hand Ready Made
Cofns winch enables him to ill orders without any delay
whatever rjv24-6ml JOHN DAVIS.
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BADNESS PREVENTED
By tie Timely and Perscrering Use 81 h

ItRGiNli HAIR ToTiC.
,ESE ao'e prepsaticu :o the Hair has been in = in ,t
city and nehborhood for the past three years, and has
ni,cy superior to all the Yankee hpenny compounds for
the Hair, which food the State. BENZ sfiuly prepared
from vegetable substances, which indigenous TO Virginia
manufactured in Virginia. ty Vrgnan and fully aprccia-
ted by the Virginia peope,e bears elnenily ap-
propnae The Vue:aiI Hair Tome adapted ali cas-
IN WHICH the Hair pred-posed to all off, become harsh
and lieless.
II has in restored the Hair upon bald places on
lie head Two or three applications impair 10 the
Hair the riches, gloss, hence Lates will find 10 excel all
other preparations tor deng the hair and for preserving The
curl. For sacby GAYNOR & WOOD,
de - cor. above City Hotel
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-1upoRTANT NOTICE

tho me for or auction sale is fast approaching, St
shall sell the remainder Of stock At and below cost
Our assortment still very compile q sasonabe Goods ane
IN ail ny oh nrices as We think they will sell auction
10 cos'' u . CHRISTIAN * LATHROP,
=. 80 Main ST.
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Chamber and Cottage Furniture Warehouse.
NO g. MAIN STREET.
T the above establishment, will be found large aort-
"A mer, Of eegau, Painted Chamber Furniture consisting
OF Elegant Blue. with gilt ornaments.
White !"
Peach blossom .
Yellow Drab, with Quaker e
Blue White
Dark TIMBER 4" Quaker +"
an % GEO. j. SUMNER. Furniture Dealer
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TENDERS.-Pareuts can supply them
: selves "i:a -'"'sds swift SWiTH & HARWOODS,


SiTUATIoN AS INsTRucT[REsS;, WA : -.
., Emmett desires situation in private family
- nsc,r She would prefer turning her attention more
assssy = N:ss q & Pi Chapman Monroe; Ruff, A
NJ Eso titles c. Hthe latter Of whom now be
rench, Esq L.ond oe29-f
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HATSIUATS!! CAPS! CAPS

FALL STYLE, for 1850.
- l.. BETTY No. 1873, Broad ST., Shockoe Hill, whole
Ne Gale and retail deaeru HATS and CAP respectfully
calls the attention Of his friends country merchants and ms
public generally 20 his large ard Fashionable
HATS AND CAPS,
Hats from Is 10 S. Caps om ri TO S. black and
drab Beaver fine Castor Noekn. six. Angola, Russia Co
ney Mexican Fur and Woo HATS Of every variety 81 ms
Also. Ladies and Misses IUFFS-Lynx. Tape. Badger,
Wolf Coney ard Foot Mufs Vctoines; swan and Coney
Skins for Trimming Carpet Bags; Wallets; Six and Cotton
Umbrellas
A Of which he is disposed TO sell at very low prices, at
wholesal and retail
S Purchasers are respectfully invited call and examine
nv assortment o, Hats and Caps, made 10 order.
5F@ Cash market prices gwen for all kinds Of ErEs :
oc BIN g. l.. B.
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4 CHOCOLATE. COFFEE. SPICES. &c.

4 CHOCOLATE, COFFEE, SPICES, &c.
II 40 boxes Bakers No. Chocolate
80 pure Ground Coffee
10 Ground Pepper
10 Z" ground Ginger
s " Allspce 10 boxes Cocoa
10 bags Pepper do Allspce
Is Race Ginger; GO boxes RaIns For sale by
on 20 WIN. TAYLOR
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TUESDAY, January 20, 1851

4,
The Convention met pursuant to adjournment
The journal Of the preceding day was read and mp
proved.
THE ExEorTIvR DEPARTMENT.
Mr. LETCHER- When the gentleman from Halifa,
(hr EpxUN Ds) the chairman Of the Committee on the
Executive Department Of the Government, presented
his report on Saturday, he accompanied it with the
mark that the report was dis ented from By sevcra
members of the minority of the Convention Since that
time as of the dssenters together with the gen
t,emen from Washington Mr.. TRIaG) Taylor Mr. Arm
srsoSs,l Rockingham (Alr. KESSEY) and Accomac (Mr
WBr,) have had conference, and We have agreed Il
present substitute for certain portions of that report
embodying our views the subject It enbodies the
views Of all Of us except to the 3rd section from
which the gentleman from Rockingham aud Accomac dis
sant oak that the substitute may be read laid the
table and printed:
The amendment was then read by the SECRETARY.
amendment INTENDED to BE- offered By Mr. LrrcHEn to the
report Of the Ezec,Itivs Consn,ittee
Strike GU. the frat section of the first article of the
report Of the Executive Committee, as follows
y. The chief executive power of this Commonwealth
shall be vested in Governor He shall hold his Office
ot Tue term Of four years. to commence on the dav
next preceding his election, and he shall be in
ensoe 10 thst cice after his second term shall nave
vice" "'' o'nef once curing ms Term Oh ser
ana insert the following in lieu thereof, viz:
csc LIST The chief executive power of this Common
se'n snai DO vested in Governor, to be elected by
.ne qaahned votera He shall hold his office for two
years 70 commence on the day of next sue
ng his election He shall be reeligibe for second
o s' anu ineligible to any other Office during his term
.Ae Ou the Srd section of article lst as follows:
person Shall be eligible to the office of Governor
sha NC 'nai. have attained the age Of thirty years
sna oe native citizen of the United States and shall
o1en citzen of Virginia for FIVE years next pre-
aiu insert IN lieu thereof the following viz:
ec Srd No person shall be eligible to the office of
uness he shall have attained the age of thirty
eafs snail be citizen Of the United States and shall
nave been citizen Of this Commonwealth for ten wears
next preceding his election
Strike out the whole of the sr' article. as follows:
article S-Seerstary Of State Tyeax,ru anil 5,.s,or
1. Secretary OF The Commonwealth shall h. cho
sen 1t every election for Governor in the same man
her and continue in office for the same time Is the Go