Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-22

va;e and apparently mysisrious conversation
with the woman, and they both very soon de-
parted, in opposite directions, leaving the
hapiess child standing in the street! The wo-
mau of the house finding the child thus aban-
doned, kindly took him in the house, expecting
that his pqrents Qor such she supposed them
to be- would soon return, but the unnatural
wretchcs returned aot.
The man is described to be about 40 or a.
year, OF sge-rather spare aud of middle STA
tme-iight complexion--headb ald--hair and
whiskers sandy. His clothes were good but
dirty. tits strongly suspected he is the same
person who was on that day soliciting aid of
the Masonic Societies, in the character of a
distressed Brother.
The woman was not of so good an appear
ance, beiss dressed IN a calico habit, dirty
and sloreuiy. She was probably about 25 or
20 years OF age. He addressed her by the
name OF SassR.
The poor little oficast boy appear, TO be
about four years old. His hair il of a light
snn-burnt colour his eyes dark haxle, a IT..
Tie inclined 10 he crossed aud when he is an
giy. his brows arr contracted into dark vim
dictive scowl. His dress consists Of a coarse
white virginia cotton trock. Hi, ideas are We
~ contracted, and his language vulgar and
iudistinrt. He bears evident marks of the
grosset iNentai neglect and personal III treat
ment. He can give no account OF himself
ne tmo"s no NAME hut that Of Robert, by
which the woman called him. He called the
woman Snke. lie frequently say, :. Smke is
gone. He sometimes sr;aks OF "the baby"
HIS throat was sore, and bruised rs 10 from
also a hrsi.s n,, III. go w. ~. i"e'u was
aud his feet wer. .ore .,nS suo;,. Ill. III
ing.
We have been thus particular in describing
he ruardsd ,,r,;rs, ,,,an, Ia ~, p" , .may
tbey may Inc Lrou,,b, ~, $3.50 =" en- NV hoPe md.
unnatural ac, wLicb 80 .,oui Is u'.s ,nos.
punishment.
i, moi the chilli az H., ,,,o,,,, liz ."e foo' noy
aban,,one, him I'm, H., T.. h wiz mas tn"s
from sonrr moor na,sm,s ,.Io a a. , "'anappta
| in- the Ios, of their cb;Ia in I,;,,o W." ut"ai
has bceu usp,l hy ,i.sa n.om, ~ a.u
| the ,urno,e rs A.; 800. t:. 90 '"-', so" TOT
| IL, uu,,I tn,i;n,, in h'' ~ ~, - u'' Wv P""-
! have left hin, IN his ,,,e o'e o"'oe"'o'ie 'hey
| Transactions nj ibis n.,rr. -
| l., -, d;,",,; 80. .',' haS eAc.e" the most I'VE
| ar,l.niiy I,on.d H.; ,',t.; GU" u "
| cumstanccs NAV lead 20 q con,n,... 49,. Wy w
| ment of all the facts and tic ,";s
| ruilty ~ ''' P""''""e"' vi 'he
| Che wor,,, s,;a a., ~
! mond Sic Ill No, . IN -, ,,o,, nedI n'ch,
| with towns appear ~ '1 a'9"a'"'eo
| Tile child is .ate,v ,odrcd ~ rho p,,~
| House where bc =, I'm l.. ,aI -, 49, - wi
III WIN W '"Ne" care or 1,,
FOURTH Irrryn nv ruv TO, bnntra'o.
| DIRECTED TO Dr.. Sanvsi u;i.seu rrofsnsa. % D.
tany and Natural Hisory in he Ur;r,r 81 D" rs
Il K. a. ~ aGu d. .f
| botany AND Natural H;,ior" ~ ~. TC
4 nj, Tjn;rsr,;I,,s - Iy.e ,u"Sye'd-
/ Ne,r York ivre1 ISJo ''' y'e0'" oe
! have seen witt, sat,sf3c,;on,f ,h..
er letter s on t,i, ,nhiec, L,ve ~! IL Lo' M
| tention of the community MAJ. e., "e AZ
| nected thereto hay. .;nc, can,.' eo"'
| ledge, whic. hasten 10 commnn;c,,a' I,n
| pears that the common Bohea Tea Shrr, ap'
| tivated near Canton has heen iu,roJ,na,, ~;
| this coun,ry many wears aon 90 i, 900 GU ~
| instances, as a curious areen.bonso So,
| Mr.. William Hamilton had /, i'm iso, ,a'.
| remember 10 have seen il a, h;s 80, NJ" ,1'S
| Woodland. na.r I,,,;Iaa, ~ MS seat, the
Forgotten until nm, in m;nj p9 M Mn.un ] nau
| dretl Nurserymen near phil, Sstn1,;a i
| imported n direct from capiom 80, na.e
| ago. bv specnIat,on and Raj =, ,,S years
| house where il has bIossomsJ .I iS 'sen
| seeds. went 10 see them in Ali L.. ~,
| found their Tea SLrvbs in .n,a,i -, 49, pn,
| of a small size '' anu
| made many enouiries of Mossrs J.,s,,
| but they did nor annesr wiiiinr g., ''. .,"'
them Satisfactorily. Jhey dean, Io,. ~ answ .,s
Tea Shrubs unable 90 Withstand onr ame
of the green-house hut they arc n,,,ato oI i
| though their shrubs are from, the ,rn,,;ai o.
| of CLns az will show direc,ly trha,, ,a, .'
sold several Of their Sbrubs vhicl, :, SO go " -;
| the possession Of many .en,i.msn 81 "ow ~, w
! Pratt, of Lemunhill. Messrs I.jan;sr "a
PeaIe, ct Germantown, &c. This Iast reu,ie.
man, tho worthy founder Of the Philade,phia
1 Shrub 4 ;nEN