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VIRGINIA CONVICTION.
iV f 'Mr. 4 Marshall, from i -OncaUtec,. ra
: V ' vthfc Judiciary .l)epHVtment'TvGov"rr.Ttitiat
v T "made the following report-from ihesponT-
Tie'Meutetbrit.CJpvcraef' shTI act as
President : of the Senate";: but he sh-dl have no
Tight to vote, except- the Senate:-be"-equally; di-
viue.a upon any question .in wuicuxase ne snau
have the casting vpte;- " r i-W-' t
Seci'Si-No" person shall beliffibteitb the4of-
vl.-cso7rcf:' That the Judicial power shall be
. "V vested, in Court of AnnealsVin such Inferior.
V Vv-; "Cfitaastbe Legislature shall, from' time to time
- " rdainVmVestablish, and, in the County' CcUrts-
; . ' The Jurisdiction cf these tribunals hall e leg
iilate
person snau do engi
fice ,of Governor vor Lieutenant', Governor, ex.
csDt a . citizen or una commonwealthi nor ? any
who shnlljnothave attained theuaare-of a reart,
and ;whof shaH-not-have resided h years next
preceding hisf electron, in iheState, 7- -
Se c'i 4 vTJie Governor and Lieutenant Gover
nor fsh7all WJelected rat' the times ,ahd -'ptaCe-$ of
choosing "members" ofit he miJatinuTnerous-bVancti
vof the: Legislature; "by-, the voter! qualified l:io
.1 iotf . 'Tins.-1 H(wii! tti tiv f riirt nt.'An. i" i' .,
j ' . ywv.few. : r v rvote tot wmners- oi kXne general Assemoiy- ;
and of the Inferior, Courts'shall t hold :their -,rvided l.that the , election shall - talte i uliice
s .during Kood behaviour, or until renJoved j throuehotit the Common wealth on the same day.
peal
"office
''highest
Utenant-
or more
vptes for
;.the Le
ballot f
nersons havin
fotm tiny 3udiciul tluC'es, which theLegislature qtfo limber of votes fnr Governor or Iiett-1
'K " .. . t ' ;v; ; -. i . .. i leniiii coverno'", as me c ise miv uc
'Jr&V 'M the TOailn prescribed in this Constitution ; The persons Respectively having the
- .-vncrsuaiiat.iicaine Time, noiano wtner uiuuc, rntlmber of votes for' Governor and Lie
: 1 -appoinxmenKJr nupiic ; auu Governor shall be elected.- In.case two
V " '''l . .7 thereof, by either "of the, shall vacate His JUdi-t persons shall have, an quaJnumber of
:l 7 ' cial.ORicei no modihcationor.abontion ot any Q0Vernor orAfor LieuYcnant Governor,
.Mr. Nicholas, Nrho had been in a m1nor
rity cf- thacornmittee on ithe; Erecutiyc
Depart merit, no Vrel-tionto :some of,th9
featu rs of. the reporCof fthat icQmnittee,
particuarlyrthat part of jt Which related to
the -ibu!ition of, the- Executive Council,
asked' atidobtaiped Jeave'.tp -lay?the ' :foI-t
lowing resolutions Vq the" It able,' andto
- ; Court shall fee -.construed to'deprive any-Judgp' st4tbre: sha!l immediately, by joint t
thereof of his office. ; W suchJudge-bhaii per- ;botTl n,m choose one of the-person
J 2.3 RrsatteiW That ihe presept Judges of the
OV n8, froni tb
si
"shalf bede
Sec5. Tfie Govt-rnVir shall be Commanderin
-'snail . nave p.owero
wnextj-aordinary tjccar
me to tune, strive mtor'
slatureTof t!)e condition of the
recommena lo tneir const-
he' shall iudire neces-
9jeiimrrattres ana past services, sary um expedients Mle shall;expetiite all such
1 . JB-
4 ouri OFAppe;us,.juuKesi tuc Cluet oftie Militia. ' He
v ' y-Vnd ChariCvllors; remain in office uuUl theexpi- CoT,vene'the-;Leffisl ittire
, r, , - ationTDt the tirst session ot tne iegiaiature, eiaylong- t a shall, ; fromti
underihe new', C9stitition, and tno longer.-;- to lheleffi
' , jjiui meieeisiaiurp.inav cauc w j.iu t - Commonwealth, anil
- f... of thent as bhallnot be ffc;appointed, such sum aeration, such measures as
d reasonable,
U That Judges otbe Court bf Ap
e peals ana interior tiouns, .except FusucesDi iuc
V County Cf-nui tsi'aiKr the" Aldermen or; Other. Ma--iristraUfs
f CornQrationXSourtsi shall be;electd
bv the concurrent: vote" of both - Houses - of the
General Assemblv.CeacH House, vbtirrsr separate
- -77 -;-7lv.-and liavincr a netraiive on the other and the
- Members thereof otintr viva voce The votes of
'.7 ':the:membfctshall be .entered on the Journals 'of rahtlreprieves and pardons after .conviction
' 1- 1 - theic respective Houses. Should the two Hous- f OP an oftencesrexcent treason and in" cases o
--" r es in -any -case fail to concur in the election of a
juage, atter s the liovernor snail lorui wu
".7-deckle the-; election, by .-appoint'intr one of .",the
,1 two.; nersan who first received7'a maioritv of
,utes:iiithe:House"in'whickthey were respec-
- V tivelv voted -forr But if ariv : vacancy shall oc
' : ; curclurirte' the recess of the General Assembly,
: .the Govenwr. 'or other person performing the
7-duty of Governor! rnav . ap7p6int a person to fill
:uch -'vacancy wlio shall continue m office until J. powers and 'duties shall devolve on the Lieut.
4 the- ejncl ? ot tlie next succeeding session pi uic
Cf'npr-a ;4emblv. K ' t C'-'s" . . -
4. licrftafsTJiat the Judges ot thejnourt ot
-
L- ?. -i
,
measures as may-be resolved upon by the Legis
lature, ana :snaiiv taKe care tnax tnejiaws are
faithfully executed. ; ' ' ' 'i
r Sec. 6. TheGovernor and Lieutenant , Gover-.
nor shallf at stated-times, rece,ive for their -ser
vices, , a compensation, 7wmcn shall neither be
increased nor . diminished during the term tor
which they 'shall ,havejeen elected. "7 .;
Sec. 7. .The Governor shall liave : power ; to
onvictioui.'
for all offences," except treason and in cases of
impeachment. Upoiucon'vietion for treason, he
shall have power to suspend the execution ot
the sentence, until the case shall be reported
to- the Legislature at its next session, when Mhev
Leg-islatu'rcimay pardon, or direct the execution
of the criminal, or gratit a furtlier reprieve.."- ix
v Sec. 8, J if case of the removal of the Govern
or from office," or of his death, resignation: or in
ability to discharge ithe duties of his office, - his
J
r -
i'AppeaRaiMj of the.Inferipr Courts, sh-dl receive
lIAni Mill 1 ailCU Ut.G MIA W tift l w.
diminished during their continuance in office.
V v Uesofoetf.' That on the creation of any new
county,4 Jnsnces or the feace snau oe appoint
ed m the firstlnstancev as may be prescribed by
.iiiwv:; yim yacaircic u w-tur i wumj, preme Court; or Court of final Jurisdiction,.
v or t sijaii torany -cause, ue oeenieu' , necessary judges of such inferior Courts as mav from
,,to increase-their number,- appointments s.iall be to thne be established by law ; all MHitik o
made nv the,tovernor, Dy anu wmi aunce ana i rs; fpom th runtr f rninnr inri.vp .
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a. -
V xopsent of th Senate j l on the recbramentlation
C 6. -Hesolved. Th the'Clerks'or the several
' -7i,"Courts,hall.- be appointed ..by their resjective"
i ?,Courtsaud theirtenure of office be prescribed
. by Uw. t - - v '
: - -Ttesolve' TXX the JudgesT of the Court of
i' -1 Appeals, and of the Inferior Courts, ofleading a
rga"mst jthe T StateVeither (by frnal-adm.mlsiration,
corrupjion dr.neglect outy, or by iny' other
7 i hTgh crjie or ;misdemeanor,'shair be iintci,a.
ble by tiie'llouseOf Delegates, su:Yi impeach.
v'v-thent tp7be-pruiecuted before" the Senate If
a ; found guilty by a mjori, or two thirds, of the
" Senate 'wicti.'pcirfrfs shall be removed from of
, 1fice.7i And iSy 'Judge so v impi-aciied shall . be
susoso? fmni ; exercising the functions' of his
until .hi acquittal, or., until the impeach
5ment shall be discontinued or withdrawn,, y r
8. i2ea?vcrf, 'That v Judges may.be removed
from oluce by a vote pf the General Assembly i.
Vbut twithirds of; the': whole number of each
House' must concur in such vote,1 and the oause
of removal shall be Entered on tlie Journals of
each 7 -The Judire against .whom the Legislature
' is about to proceed, shall receive notice thereot
' .t P ... ' i; 1 ! 1.1
accoiipaiea wmi a copy oi ioc caun s auccu
7 for his vemoval, at least twentyjdays before the
day on which either House of the General As
sembly act thereupon - -
?r;-; j The report having been- read,' on motion
01 iir ivarsnau avus- iaiuupuu iuc lauic.
VfllcS rruiiiine.oniniiuec , on uie
7 " ,7 Executive Departriieit ,of. Government
'. ' . niadeVhe ; foihnvrn report," which was read,
4 ::it r-v
v
hi? mutioii laid on the table
ResodTlnt the. Chief Executive Office
frthia Qommonwealth ought to 7be vested in a
Governor." ..rY ' ' - '
2. :l2He ighed,. That there ought tobe appoint-
V- -cd? a Lieutenant; Governor . ot this ...Common
f wealth. y 7- " '-'" -
;:t3s'-Jliidlej, :-That the-. Executive .Cuncil, as
V-watjresertt organized, ouht to be aolihed, and
f that it is inexpedient ' to provide any other Ex-
ecUtive Council. '
' - v;4. 8vrhat in .case of the removal ; of
the Governor from office,, or; of his, death sre-
signatron or "inability , tb7 discharge the , duties
,7:7 and powers of bH office, the said powers and du-
ties -sliall .devolve on Ahc Lieutenant -Governor ;
tf iand the fjesliWre may rovide tbr the ca3e of
- removalj eatb, or 'sTmilar inability of the . Lieu
. '-tenant Governor. f C . . 7
SResLhed: That the Shenffs.of the uifTer-
enti1ouiftieS'4ini vthe-Cammonwe'althVv' shall
hereafter-be elected by the voters.- qualified to
1 ';r' ivote for. the most numerous branch of the Lecis-
6SHe80fvetL That thecommissioned olficers
1 j-
Governor ; and in caserof the removal, death, or
resignai idn or like -inability of theUeut Gov
ernpr, the Legislature may providejjy law upon
whom' the-duties of Governor shall devolve,". un
til such disabilities shaH' be' removed, or a Gov-
ernor snau oe elected. 5 , .. . . ", , .
? Sic. 9. l'fie G)Vt rnor shall have power to
nominate,", and by and with the advice .and con
sent of "the Senate, appoint Judges of-the Su-
and
time
ffi-
the
Treasurer, Auditor i of Public Accounts, ' Regis
ter of; the Land Office, and Attorney-General.
..The Legislature may by law - vest- the appoint
inentKif.itU other officers of tue'Common wealth,
who?'- appointments arenot herein otherwise
provided for, ! in the-Governor with the advice
and consent of -the Senate,' or in the Courts of
Law v j s- . " ; " .:!r.:.-.;;-
7-ec; 10. The Governor shall have power to
fill up all vacancies that may happen during the
-recess of the Senate, by granting commissions,
whichVn-all expire at the end of the next session
of that body. ' 7 7
4 Sec ll.-The Governor shall have power to
require in writing the opinions of the -Lieutenant
Governor, and of tlie Attorney General, Up
on all matters appertaining to the duties of , his
office, , " , J , ' f 7
Sec. 12.7 No person, whose tenure of office
depends upon ithe pleasure of the Governor,
shall be removed from office without the advice
and consent of the Sente to such removal. 1 But
the Governor shall have power, at any time, to
suspend such officer, and appoint anothertodis
pharge the duties of his office, until the next
session of tlie Senate, and until their advice and
consent to suclT removal shall be ascertained and
Tnreffl. . : -. ! r .. - ;; I
-Mr, Gordon of Albemarle, presented a
petition from the citizens of that couiity
on the subject; of freedom of religion.
The petition was received, and withoui
read iri. referred to the Committee on the
Legislative Department.' :
- Mr. Morgan, of Mnnorigalia, said that
havi ng like I he, gentleman from Frederick,
I (Mr. Poweln belonged to the Committee
on .the Executi ve Department; and having
been so unfortunate as not tn nurrec wiih
the Couiiniltee
-AliBSANDER" CAMPEELli,
rrn ETUUNS his s:ncs thanks to his friends
(TO, ar.d the public generally, J or the -liberal,
shsre of patronage he has hitherto received, and-;
hopes his attention to business and exertions'to
please, will secure7a continuance of t!i2; same, v
Us would also inforr.1 his friends & the public,
that 1 e Ms just received a handsome assortment
Doric; ana
4
71'"
Cnf Militia CoJm0ames"bLnominated to the' Krp.
utiv5.by rhajonty of vtheirs respective compa-"
X T
1
Y-r'ItcsoTved, That lh& 'field officers of reiji-
'.-menu tre nomiuarei io ine rixecuuve oy a ma
Moritrof the- c-'mmissibhed officers of their res-'
v pective regiments. ' r,
- . " "8. Resolved That ,no pardon shall be granted
7 Jin any s c.a?'e untiLatter conviction of gudgmenr.. c
-"7 f 9sv,That,7the Chairman report to the
';,.Vi7Convention:the',sever4l resolutions adopted by
V this Committee proposing; amendments to the
; I?'Cori!t1tUtion and tnat he ask that the Commits
f'-d- tee be discharged 7fronwthe6further- consldera
V tibn of the Subjects referred to it. I .
FlotlLteports
MvPmed.i -, t
- .Mrar.Powe
. iug-beTuuged to the Coinmiltee wh'ich.had
last fet)urtuil;;and having in-that Commit
' i tee been ieiva largetninority ftfitslmetubersi
we re subsequently ordered to be
II' of Frederick, 'said that hav-
K ' vho were, iif favour of a very dl'erent or:
j - vgahrzation if jhe E.xec?utive1l)epartinent of
vt", Govermneut frona that whiqhlhe Coiumit-
' C'.t?evhdd ad6ptednd just -reported ; to : the
-,l cHouet he askedVpermisstuii tVvrjeail-&nd
. V V :'Jvy ut6n Mb ' tJ:bfc,ceVtaiu 'resoiuiioVs
''-' V&H he lld in In nanu. . ieaye loving
- J .vJLirxii '-grata- .lMr. PoweK ihen.ogered the
f?.ilo-iR-. vhi'ch were read; Iah.unm the
: .i - '.V
Itable, aod ot'dered-to'be printed, Viz . r ;
- nWw'Thsi the- Executive, department of
' -itU evistintr aroverhroent ought to be "amended
, 4- ' , ju follows,.' . -
' v f-i- T!Kv(eutve DOtfer shall be vested
CovrnoTv He" shall hold his office for
in relation to af the mat
ters referred t6, if, he had certain resolu
tions which he desired to have read and
laid on the tablj;.' . . 7 " ;
Permission, having been granted, Mr.
M; thereupon nfivred the following, which
were readf laid upon the table, and order
ed to be printed; and thereupon the Con
vention adjourned : 7 - -:.7 ; v. - ; .j
The Ex i cutive power shall be yested in
a Governor aiid LieuL Governor, to assist
in the administration' of the affairs of Go
vernment when required by the Governor,
..iiiu ,wo snau act as liovernor mrthe case
of the dentli, resignation or removal of the
Govenior from office, until another be ap
pointed rand in case of' impeachtnent,
te,nPw.a,y in'pacity of any kind, or ab
sence or the Governor from the seat of Go- j
.vernuienv.until.his restoration or returai;
Ad if at -any time jthere should be no act-
l"n '"- '- '", ' , me lieui. Ijtivernqr j
shall be imnpac.hed.
caue not acting, 1 the Executive authorify
chilli rl pVl xra n.l 1. - - . i '
" ." , r v auu ue exercised uy some
licrsrin , nnnninluil K l . r - .1 . - - - ?
r:r- -n"","" v iaw ior ' tnai ; pur-r
r l he Governor and Lieut. Governor shall
?a.iuany appointed by joint ballot of
ine senate and House of Deh-gates; Vand
their terms of-office shall end on"the fast
tlayof. DecembVr.of every year ; bat no
person shall be eligible to the office of Go-'etrjur,-
for 'more iihan tliiee years at a n
one Time, nor lagiio until after he shall
have b?en out of ;that office. urryiars7;
-uiiii ii iikk inni hp qiah a i . m
5, J i - - V W U
haVe them pfintccl,,vi3&,i
vl Oth'-sectionof
the presVnt'Conbtitutibn be retained,'' ab that
the 11th be substituted-bv the ifoHowmff respluj
j AkPrivy Council or Council of State; consist
ing of four members,' shall be cfeosen by a jout
bajfof of both Houses; of Assembly, either from
their own members, or the peorfle , at large,7.to
assist in theVadministration of Government,
They, shall , annually ohoose out of, their, on,
members, a Lieut, -Governor; wftoHn' case of the
death;, inability,! or-necessary abjence of-theiG--vefnor-ffom
the i Government, shall -act as Go
vernor. : The1" GoVernor :sh:dl.? be?the President
of.thB.,Council;ind1hair'in-aH-daes'of.,.divisioh
have the casting yote. -T7.w o ; members with.the,
Governor or Lieut Governor, ajs the 7ca$,,m:y
be, shal,! be sufficient to act, ahdj their advice
and proceedings shall.be entered of recordj-and
sighed t by the members ( present' (to, any part
whereof any. member may. enter his, dissent), to
be laid before Ihe General Assembly; when
called for by them-' The membb s of the coun
cil sh ill be elected by-joint ballot of both. Houses
off the General Assembly ,for4 years. At the
first election; the two houses shs U, by joint re
solution, divide : the t. persons eh 'Cted-jnto two
classes, v The seats of the Councjillors of the 1st
class shall be vacated at the expiration of the 2d
year ; of the 2d class at the expiration" of , the 4th
year r so'that one half may.be chosen' every 2d
year ? and if vacancies happen by, rfcsij;ri:d;ion,
or otherwise,' they shall be filled by joint ballot
of the two Houses of the Genen l-.'Assebly,
An adeauate but moderate s:darf, shall 'be ; set
tled on them, during.. their continuance in office,
and they shall be incapable during that time, oi
sitlini? in either House of the Assembly."' v
. - . .. . - Thursdays Oct. 22-' '
i The Convention -meiy .anil after' some
d iscu 3 i on o n q u t io n s o f o r d err t be : C o m -ontiee
on the UHI of rights, &c.i ma.de the
following rfpurt.'- '-".""
7 The Committee o whom .wai referred . the
.IJill or declaration of Itights and dl, such parts
of the present constitution as are' not referred to
the committees oV the .-Legislative,': Executive
and Judicial . departments of' the Governnieft,
have according to' order had ti e; subjects to
them referred 7 under consideiatioo,'7and have
further in' part pf-rformahce of, .the duties de
volvcd onthem, agreed uponfthe folly wiig re.
solutions? - i- i..". v., - .-
Is. Itesolved, As the opinion of this CQmmiti
tee, that the Constitution of this State ought to
be so amended as to provide a mi
futurs amendmentji shall ! made
.--2(1. Heaolved. I hat the hrsst am
tions'of the .present Constitution
stricken out and that arf introduct
dapted to the-amended constitution be Sustained
in lieu thereot.
3d. Itesolved, .That the twelftli twenty-first
and twenty-second sections of the
stitution ought to be stricken out
necessasv. ' '
4th. Resolved, That the freedbn of speech
and of the press ouht to be heU sacred' and
guarantied by the constitution. 77..77:' !
5th. Ilesoivedt That no title of; nobility shall
be created or granted, and no person holdiii
any office of profit or trust under t
or under any king, ;prince or foieigj
hold any office under this State.
6th. Resolved As the opinion ol
tee, that the constitution ought to si
as to provide, 't!iat no man shall I
to frequent er support any rehg
place, or ministry whatsoever no
enforced, ; restrained, molested or
Tiis body or goods, nor shall other
account of ids' religious opinions o
that all men shall be free toprofes!
gum nt to maintain their opinions i i
relierion i and that the same shall in
miniah, enlarge or affect their civil
The:Cor.yention then adjourn
morrow at 2 o'clock.
" :;!,. h-ff, niti. and Ii lack JJrau'JU ,
ziAl Sttel" Mired, and MVer'Gr"& -'S . .
. Ami.Silk Toilanette and Valentia Ve&Ungs
llaleigh,'Qct;26. 1829. -f - '.20
etid jvrnnde :CI6 tin n g, c, p
rni H E; QubRcribtr'.espeCtfally informs the cTti
r i zens of RaMgh and its vicinity; that he bus
1
itaken aStorCon,Kayetteviiie'aireet,-a iew
doors below the Bank ot Newbern; where nejn
tends'keeping on5 hahd', an assortmept of ; IHiA'
DV-MATJE CLOTHING consisting orv.":;
' Gentlemen's Over, Frock & - Dress COATS.;?
f Do. .pantaloons & Vests;-7 v.
4 l)o FlannetXXltAU'EllS k SHIRTS;
Together with an assortment of. 'Fancy .Articles
such "as fine LINEN'COLLAIlS la."2d; and'
3d quality SUSPF,NDF.KS-CJ5.VVA'T STIFF
NERSFlain And Fancy Silk C AYATS-LiJ-libridge's
Patent Composition STOCKSi. gtci &c.
lie expects to receive from Newb'envveekly)
additions to his Stock ;7aid he-assures the pub-
Jic," that the articles are. well-made, and after the. j
latest fashion; 7
'iVJl forms the Vubli. J resPectfii
SCOUIHNG pS7rAULISHMENTr;a''
north of the State-house and that h
cu, 10 cAcume wor&,-in alKits vai.'. ,8P
Sheiwilf dye LechdrnIatwf H
Sattin;and Crape, Dresses, StoHr;?nne,s
articles of clothTn.'; for, .Gentlemen V"1 '
also foes and presses Domestic cloth '
AMH, Andrews tilf continues tn 1 '
MILLIKCltY BUSINESS; at th i
andVill do jerkin that line with J-?
despatch." ' i ; 7aes,
haleigh; October 22. .7' ' " .
: uijut iuiu oate of
, ifXN Tovsday the 3d day ot 3307?" AY,
MJ? the Subsciibers will offer at ? . 'Uer
twenty or thirty Lots in the Town ,?.A":
aonth side of Roanoke Ktver, m (,: J ")
great Fix) Is and. Basin of the Uoaarj-c p of
i.the p ace, of deposit for IJjt,clUj dH
t'fifim" whence nior i ; 1 U i . L . ViJ.l!
I
Oct. 281829.
; is A ac c: paV ridge.
de in which
I herein. 7-7 '
I second t sec-
ought to be
Dry clause a-
present con-
as no longer
ie u. States
i ."State, shall
the commit-
be ameidt-d
e compelled
us worsiup
a
hiian ne oe
ulthened in
ie suffer oh
belief: but
and iy ar-
matters of"
no wise, di-
capacities "
ed, till to-
MANAOERS' OFFICE,
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Unioii. Canal Lottery i No. 13;-
YATES M'INTYRE, Managers
To bedrawh at Philadelphia, November 14,1839.;
j ' Grand & Splendid'Schenie.
gSO.OOa for glO only.
of
30,000
10.000
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1,000
71,000
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- ; Friday 9 Oct. 23.
.7 Mr. Taylor of Norfolk, from
mittee on the Bill of Rights and
ters not referred to the pretiou
tees, asked and obtained leave
the table the, following proposi
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io
io
Besides S100 890--g30 R70S60
;.. S50S40830 820'&St0r
: Tickets in -the .above splendid i' scheme ? Slt.
- Halves $5., quarters'2" 50. ,7
To be had in the greatest variety of numbers',
at the Managers office- where no less than 10
capitals was sold in the last class. J -.-r
Send all'your oiders to " " ' ,
. ; ' YATES 8c M'INTYRE. v
A'package of 20 whole, tickets can be had for
$200 which is compelled to draw $90-4and
may draw $JO,000 or,any , of the.above capitals."
YATES & M'INTYRE, 7
- ' " v Managers,
Richmond, Va.
eligibly situated,- some immediately-0 i 1
and Ca Tud,, and'all .vpossessina- stirV -, e &
s view ,r. "'.
VH.1.1KM istwuiauru on a;i 'eiev"i.i 4
e .. 1
Richmond and the point ot inteisectin k
PetersbiirgTransporiarioniLine wiih t!
noke Navigation. . l"e I
"CEttMs i .Six-months credit for HonrC . i
tisfactory .security-' Title to be convevrJ
the pay ment of the purchase nioMv ; i
ailowerl ln. 1
count pf six per cent, will be
- , 'JOUN.U. CLAinnitvn
; ' JA1S B CLAIBoivp
OcL 6th 1829.' ' 7;vM .
y-V,State:of,NorthrCaroina
-...Cpurfofrf leas and Quarter Sessions
.V 1 September Term,
josepn j. wuiiains v j
Henry 8s JJWaUVj
Joseph i Williams
f , . V f ' i
Henry & J.'j. Watts,
v-Joseph J. Williams
- , J V." V " '
Hei$ry & J. J.; Watts,
Joseph J.. Williams
Henry ,& J. J. IVatts,
Joseph J. - Williams
Henry & JJ. Watts,
"i JT. appearing to the satisfaction of the Car
flthat-Jacob Ji oWaits is not a resident of t'
vw . ..imwj.u mviuit, uv me court xv
publidation be made in the -Thueieli 'Eep-UtPff)
six-weeks, to -notify said Defendant tounpeil
oiir nextf Courtof 7pieas;anl Quarter SSes)
to be held for . the county of Martin at Willia
3
Inn nn ttiA eanAml I f A .-. 'f n..
and shewt causey whj' the judgment of the jj
tice oelow, shall not be' amrmed and a Vn-
I lorn luxpwias issue to sell the land levied on.
7-173 v7THOSW..VVATTS; Clerk,
rice.adv. $5 00 ; rv;
4 MANAGERS' OFFICE. V
Great Lucky at Hrad Quarters
" Virginia Carolina XJnitedS'
. The followingare the numbers drawn in the
'Union Canal Lottery, 1 2th CJassJ; 777
THE SUBSCRIBER
4. .9.
39.
6. 23
6. 9.
9. 23.
4,-6.
4. 2r.
9.23
9. 27.
33.7
39.-
33. '
39.
39,
33.
39.
39.
S3. 23.
- $5,000 i
3,308 7
; 1,000
- - .500 f
, 500?
, 500. ;
; -. 500 i
n ; 500
TPPDS II i: ' " V w jr. ir, -i n o nrrn'.
-Town of Oxford, with the LAND adioinLJ
a bout 200 Acresof -which about 60 acres t
w wuiauu. : w iiouse is oy 4W reet, etc
modious, and rell finished, tbrouirhout, havir
4 rooms wtK fire'1 places on each floor, i7;
; u ide passaee on each a carret distributed
closets arid two comfortable rooms - and act!'
I under thVwhble divided Into several apartmei !
It is situated in a most 'beautiful ci ove of OA'
; attached, to: it is larger Falling Garden furnib!
win iruns seiectedtrom.the north an Iee-Uff.
C nstructed - or rock -a stdne Snrmtf.Hmw-
Well of excellent ttfater in tJieyard---.an Office
jhree je;irsof sVrytce;
y v 'Flie Governor shall e
! every
the Com -
other ma tfc
Com mil
to lav upon
turns, whic
were read and ordered to be Drinted
: i . ; - - , . - -.
i -Resolved 1st. That the! elective franchise
should be unifoi-m; so that, throughout the Sjtate,
similar quauncauons snomu comer a s
ricrht of stiffrage. . i
- Resolved 2d, -That, among those entitled . by
me uonSLiiuiion xo exercise tne eiecuve naii
chise, there should be entire eqnalityipf suffrage;
so that,, in all electionsthe sunrage ot one qua!
ified voter should avail as much as thiit of anoth
er qualified voter, whatever may be the dispari
ty of their respective fortunes. r I
Resolved 3d, , That equal numbers pf qualified
voters are entitled to, - equal representation,
throughout the State. ,
.Resolved 4tu That as individual suffrage
should be equai without respect to the disparity
ot individual tortune, so an equal number or quai
ified voters are entitled' to equal representation,
without regard to the disparity of their agre-
gate roriunes. , ; .: -y -jt- -j- 7
Resolved Stlu 'That in alt Decuniary! contribui
tions to the nublic service, re card should be
had to the ability . of individuals to contribute
and as this ability to pay, from disparity of for
lune is unequal? it woutu pe unjust, anu uppres-
mount of public taxes. J ! '7 , '
7 'On inution of Mri? Su miners. (he Con-
yen ii out hen, adjourned. '' 7
iTO iC SUB S G KIBE KB
- , ma
- ..,ears' fandbcinehgibletor tue terra oi , .-i
i thereafter r- -And a Lieulenanrovernor
' T - : rTi e chosen at the same time, for the .same ;ipg tnem $ Dut uo
' . d . : Wna and under,lhe same retneuooM : -, . v until alter jutjg
nve power ofc the;GMvernu,enl, according
t" the !aw of the Com mo,', Wealth au4se?
tliat theyhall be faith fully executed. - He
may, at his own discretion, .and hhali; on
. ppiicutioo oi 4 tuajonty of the Senate or (
Houe ot . Del. g;itts; convene the Generaf the
lAssrmbly : And" e -shall h.ve -tooweto'
grant reprieves and par fons, excetit where
the prosecuu.,11 shall hav.e been carfcied-or
by -the liouseuf DeJegae, or ' the 'Iaw
sliajl Othervi se '" pr, r: ic ul a rfy d irect j'r in
V"- . "UU8B Vl vteaies shall
alone have and exercise tlie power of rahtw
pardon shall le granted
tuuui uv wuiiviction.
rf "4 Office of the JNaltonat intelligencer X
i .; :' 7 . v ') . ;W: V- October 19. 1829.
'if- OC: Within the lasf three months, Subscribers
to this ipaper throughout the ' cduhtryLr who are
in arrears, have been generallyi advised of the
taCtnd. of the amount due Some have " proniipt
IV paid up and5 many others. we' haye no doubt,
will do so shortly.' It s proper it sfioold be un
derstood, that,- aOout- the ,10th of December we
siuu uisconuHue seiiuuig :iue rapr to all those
jo arrear,; who shaiVno
"be regarded by some as harsh. .' ' .We ciin assure
jsuchhat-jt. will be resorted- to. only in obedi-
encemiDe nmaw7m naiure r I?-x'zr
?l?ut3rilriiteToiibVnjg;cit
Hie-gentlemen whbse
to them . are vauthorisett to receive?- and recelnt
s-uoston-, .i :;?: yaiessss wells & L
;V3.t iNJeworlC, VMes7HurIe
'At Philadelphia, Mr. ItMImalL
. vtjuaiumpre-Mr, Will lam P
f1 At lia I or h' -V VI tX Mofi ' .
gAiiWw-urieatt 3ir. 'G; DbTsey;vp7
ir. vv.f, uunt
e
11.
WooLtoh
ottebl
AH sold at the Managers office" Itichmorid
23. 27. 33. $10,00b :W
- 9: 23. r. 1,0.-0 -:
"-" 6. 27. 39. , 1,000
23. 27. 397 l,0vi0
ton b. Carolina. 1 . . v . v 577- 77 .i-
.Let all your orders for tickets besentt'oVvf.
t r YATES & MTNTYIIE.
I Head Quaiters,.Oct 24tn 1329.
IIEWSON NEVER GIVES UP I
Every Drawing lie sehs a Capi ali and pays
the Cash u noil siyht of the Luckv'PTmnh. r -
r m , j jr ... - v . . . .
ir you warn t,(Mi,i sciiu, our orcipisuw mm j xne
i jcicexs ue receives are uoi irom ueaa luar
ters."-
I 1 ic jiiiuuiiauitiior a law er,( ana every necc,
1 -7. 4 ? I sarV Outhbiise. all IhVobd reoair. ' 7- . I
H- Ahi0rANYARD jiow in operalionl 'V
v7 "-f-T m mierht eive mploVment to 8 0c 10 . hands. W
Si"
l(Jf acres of land attached to itj and on their!
misesls a comtbrtable two stoiy Dwelling-, wi
every .convenience lor a iamifv residence, 1
better: contructedVYardVisVeldom seen d
'bere w Th is ; ij roper ty wi IP b e'dis oosedrof c !
reasonable and accominodati ng- terms.
.THOvlKLl I'TiMJOH.
5oaw tf
Qxtord, Sept. 1. .
s -
'"7-7
. ' ,
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i .
XT- A v tt -.'- q ? :.-
The handsome Capital of FIVE THOUSAND
DOLL A US, in ihe Union! Canat L6tieryt 1 12ih
Class, was sold last week to a gentleman resid
ing in Petersburg ; the fortunate holder f the
Ticket has, alreaify received the Cash. : Such
instances ; of good -1 ck and pronijit payment,,
ought to be a. sufficient inducement to all 'who
stand in need of he Rhino, to send their orders
directed to77''-,,;7'-,v:f;; t-i
:" '7 '"-.v.- .'-e '7:7,7'7-7.--t Itersbursr"
for Tickets in the , following- rich and splendid
aeueme, wmcn draws -Nov ; i -j?
T Great' Unioii Gariafc lottery 72
''7'7-"iv;i3
V v . .Look at tne Capitals.
? J S Prize of ; 830,000:
EAeUE HOTEL.
"71k B"R. GUIQNf most respectfullv reta"ns hs
hanks to the7puhlic, r for:the very libera!,
encouragement he lias received since he openei
this ESTABLISHMENT, aiid hones to merit a'
continuance of theic fnvors. cT, ; i '.
'V; 'i. 1: . i. - . . ' . . . ' '- t..i
air. v. :iis K::saiisractKin o lniorm me ru'
lie, that in addition to the. imnrbve'ments aircaJv
made, .eight additional Rooms wlibe completii
bv theensuin&7S ession 'of. this I.e p-tciature. vi-hich,
.. . - - . . j :. j -t ; z n -
will enable him to accommodate a l irg?r nonibcr.
moderate.--viz 'sufor'7a-..Mau jindl lirse ner'uay.
. - . -- .......V V . X- w a...
of Members of the Assembly tha n hei-etofore.
-i nr uuarjrcs, as imiierio, Ul oe Uliuriii '"4
'.ir
1
1
i- -r i x
!-v-l'f
10
1 ao
.10
7 10.
-10
29
do ;
do
do
do-
;Ao
'do
dd
do
kio 7
do v
15,000? r
10,000$
: 5,ooor
; -4,boo
1,000:
- 7: iV
77A,5b0j-7
: 400; T
fe';30O5 4.n
'';;-looi::m:
Beside?man v'of ktiQB&KcitetMii
$I 50 j -forMaif'ahmey 5Plrrwith a swll m
Uon to those who wish a separate table, i -' '
swcniuers ot ;ne r Assemniy- win 'De,. cig--
$1 perdayyilioseiwbo-have.roOmstot
WiU be subject to an additional charge for them.
;. , l rayeiiers desirous of stoppjstgt the IlOjj
are . prtetv misieti by enquurmir ; tor the ;
Houe7Theyare7infyrmed.Vthat the Stages do
hot make1 It tlieir recular-stonoing House, nr,
js the 71lIous known by that appellation. A
many person who travel in the Stage do sto? at
ihe;HoteIi and rnany oltherswoVilcL if they ,couM
be assured, t lie v: would nut lie xlehu ed, tliey
hvfoistiied tliat no greater delay i wilt be expc
those 'who wish; to iiepyse; themselves tor a
or ivyo," Will. DC sure orhiul at Uuion s a v.--
with me
VS.'-'1-'
t'-.t
Ved.an'dom.for"t w
uiftu.L' f.-i - '?''' . ' - most
vj -i ue sHiiatifia ot xnts House, is one oi -'-r-.
ivasdin ill liltSVIIJjOvniJJ 'irHJIIC-Uiai-i-.j . .
f ii.A-r..i '.:-Vi5. ' .k i.:. . .:. :,e nart Ol
the tqwnhuf whhout the inauence of the du
and inconvehiehce attendintr-iti7l; ; ';
7 VlloL 'Vlnl-nta -S t fV - TT.1.,", C I lit i nn) lUtlrt mn Ihana f smrJ the 5U
L;;r0i :7 ,5 . t .Q'
Orders enclosing: the Cast! oPnzKVt
per indl will meet Twit hltJiWrhlr pronip attend
iiuii as ; ii on, personal annJicatioiiJ JJr.nllw-t in
H- - V - , , V .4 . 6. . . .. ' w w
Vv sTv
when herfound ifa'e House eririrelv: out ot rep.
land almost wit hVit ciistomtr JIe i)w has it i" o .
poWefcto7'sayiV -that -he 'ha n t only recei yea e
cpuragement sutitceitt : to justify tne ! 't
are' 'instk I ngV eVe ni vithou t tl iat' support from
t"' V5LV V-'r?M;:V: are7m5king,,"e.Ven,with
'?W"etWbur Stage, Proprietors whi
rail be, paid-Atr sight" fir a!l;Prizes, niences, ;confoif arid li
tThe Cash will
aha the;prawmgs7sent h
attention vvlicn -
met witK atthe Ilotel'deserves and wlnco
. :. , - . -i T 1 . - - . - - . u.or
t4CKets ana bhares in avar v:-sf infVvV -vT.lf 1 ffrlw-Ar-.Virtfh4 it--' t.,kf.r. u.-iH -rive the
PHlY ence U u well kept Public House.- T'inV
tv umgy'res,bd
; V r hhe utrraideof SwiftlCr
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