Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-05-15

al" lie spake uear an Lour anal when o.
almost spent. We, however, set out on rnrs'
IA And travelled twenty two miles. Brother Fo,.
lt1 accompanied us TO our old friend, Thon,.
Gre sisws. Being much atisued AM, very unwell
be tsrried here on "Wednesday. and requested tbs,
| a. ,ppointmsat should be made, anil word sent o,t
tat there woAl be rrv,eiing at four acleck in ,hs
afternoon, s.yug,--" he wished those ts,at wer.
WITH him to do som ching, if he could not" A
sasi congregation collected. TO whom I preached
lit our venerable father was too unwell 10 com,
IL the congregation.
On Thursday we again set ont. and travelled
,'e ~ miles, and nat up with orr good friend and
br'h r, Edward Rouzee here lac vas exceetlin,
+, fchI-, though cheerful. We set on, a,s;,, %,
friday brthe, Roaz>e came several miles VIII
| Is, AID Thea took leave who was giving n,
rs ia her to die We ,'ined at brother Banooek's
! gu then pr cceded to ON OLE Eiend Gesrye A.
DIV tfa-clIns y all this day, atou, twelve IN les,
| b'i never saw him 81 much exhausted in travel,
| 'i'g be or, VI said TO on Saturday rnorninr
al ihis should b. ms coed tsy rs yester,iav w.
en- harly help travelling sone" IL how .er, rsin
al aud WAS t sorry To see it wishing n to rec,
ling pr posed that w ud havs meeting o,
| hoatL. spoke Of s@,di'g note to 4 family about
hive miec MI, w''o It was "A 81, wtuli he much yr,
tie to ksew il. Tn; Bishos hearing i, replied
:" "a ..cd net be i, a hurry /; whel, was 50 un-
uisi thing 20 lsM - say respecting meeting ga
poal'y on tn LORDS lay, tlat cono !, iesl h. An.
| pthe hed that he wout b too weat 4, bear TN.
nos, Of n meeting IN tie house. H. speM a yerv
r'Ses 'iyht, AID IN Tie mnroifg appeared NOR,
"a usually u, W IL proposed ding 70 q pl,y.
sf', the family sai 'ng that there was a Dr. Levi,
| nr7si tioner OF emnenee, about tn or tweys
| MES on He hicced, So, ing. " shall not be- abls
! to tell Il = what i the ,astter with me, and, tha
! man will rot krow what to do" On nv urginS
| 1t 'cain, h sill, che could only pro Ionnce ma
| okH" lsai'', I" probably he could give van some
| thug that would relieve you" h replied " NV
br ath viii be game befre hs cqn get here I,
SAL, " h''p. you have no apprehension Of any
uif 50 seiion' taslng place, have yon H. an
| svered 'ycs afe. whle ask d him 4. VII.
tier, ha,y thing So ions ssoud take place, he had
| az wort To leave with M tie said he hal sno-
kg and written 81 fully, that 1t was unnccessary-
then to! him. that hsd heard him speak 40
frqu,n ts ON tie affairs Of The Church, that he.
'rTehl understood lis seuiments fully' He remit;
! Cd y,s' ~P'-
Anera while. asking the hour of the say and ba-
"S to" thst 1t was near eleven he rsked if it wa,
| not time for meeting beng told that there wrs
non, present bu, the fanny, he re Piled oal then
| "se'her | waLt 10 have met ting TI.y beino
e. tec'ed, read what our l. sson for III, daye
ire sist chspter OF The book of Revelation. IL hin
remarkable that the last chapter in the revela,ioS
Nmch ~ eon'se wn"ii have beer read IN the evening
siori close the day on which he closet, his jab,rs
Dur tHe whole of the meeting his soul eS
nneh ergage'i, av,l it vas truly an afr ct;.s i'm
ne apre-red much cievste,i. and raised hia Lopd
frequently in token %! triumph. When mse,no
was over hc called on me to read tie nit. .nhs
serption But being told that tlrre was none nre
sent ssii MI more. His calling for thi, 20 be read
| sh,ws that not tn panes nj destb wers
aoe TO wrest RON him tn interest of the rassion,
whSh Law with so much weight on his mind
Atef this his voice fale,, but h.. ,,i.I paye ev;.
'ence that he possessed LIS r~sson to The last
little fore he 1,,i finding that was affected az
his NJ being able n take a little barley water
which offered to him in tea snoon b.. lifted M
; us hand towards Heaven with a. expression which
shall never forget. He then witnSnf a gran ox
fell cetee IN - = .
at 4th o'clock on Sunday. thu 3ist Of March, 1916
Yours with respect.
Rev. Bishop M'Kendrce
a Pamphlet, enti led An enquiry res
pectlng the Capture of Washington BY the
British" having made such reference to
Maj. Gen. lizard. as Induced him to address
letter to Gen. Armstrong, the r. puted
author, TO know whether the pamphlet
was written by him, and Ten a. having
stated III reply, that he was not the AUTH
or, we understand that Gen. lizard has OBJ
tanned the consent of government to pub
location OF his correspondence with the
War Department, which shall appear in
few days. GPhK Ga-.
BaRiniore, .35ays
The City CourciI Of Baltimore cl sed It's session
yesterday. ailerpassing several important aud useful
Ordinances.
In addition to the Resolution directing the en-
ploymont of tn abest Artists in III. U-i,e, STATE.
TO execute superb paintings commemorative Of
ths 'etn'se the en, my brlo,f y limo e. we nm
dcr5tand that svnie hes passed. rcqn sting Jf0ior.
General Smith, Brig. General .S.icklsy. a d H.
Cs fristeGd, 10 sit for their respective r traits
VII o. ar u be placed in Ia Gu Gil Chamb Il
the ~ It Branch, unit suitable hull Ing is prepar-
ed Tor N accommOfat ION Of the {, roor,tinn a
vote ofihanks has been passed and transmitted IN
Bfigadier General Hinder an Commodore Rod
gers fpr the important ssrvic rendered by them
urI g IN attack ofthe enemy upon baltimore
And pera aneni fund has been in part provided
Tor the support Of the families the Nd and for
t'e maintenance ofsuch we're disabled Mt Bla-
denshnrg, North Point and Fort M'Henry, Nv an.
propriaiing Tor that purpose the amount receivable
Tor licensing Theatrical performances ia thu CITY
winch amount will about eight hundred dollars
per annu'A. In addition to this filnd the sum of
40 ihonfand Dollars has been appropriated by
Jnt resolution oil both branches for the same hu-
name purpose.
Such liberal and patriotic conduct in the Ctr
Council entities them TO the praise and gratitude Of
Their fellow citizens, for that useful and iuieisgsex-
erese ofthe powers vested in the corporation which
VIII rebound So much to the honour ofour CITY, and
oe % warmly and generally approved
Nefc York, May 10.
from ~. BarGholonIe1rs. the schooner Ms.
~ Captalh Lane, arrived last evening we have re.
csVed three several PRESENTATIONS Of Baron Stack.
e'berg, the Governor of that Islsnd by Which tbs
duties are reduced TO about the ssms standa,d as
those at St Eustatia Vessels are now permitted
10 lay OIL and ON the harbOr, the captains report-