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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-22
M Marion mn Inlrnnnu " .

WI commence ,be sale OF The remainder of their
W PROPERTY on ~ fdaesddg. The LIST OF ifa-ch il
o,at"ise the ust .air da! after il, at II O'Clock
ssid creek Tbe cOniguity Of these lots To Rockets
renders them vaushis-AfteT tn. sale Ofthem il time
wa permit, otherwise the fair day Oh the
premises, tbey viii sell aboui eighty acres of the Low
GROUNDS al Marion Hi-they are divided generally
i"iu ios q IS ac =, bnt will he sold one lot al time
with The privilege 10 the purchaser oi taking more
runs lara IS very fertile affords prospect eli The
CIV, Trm which ~ as not mule distant aud to the
market house, wien the Dock completed articles
he drought ny hOSts in few Ininuies
AMER this sale the day ii time will hermit
OF the hTst iair Gay heTraiti the hill al Marion
I'M, Will be sold about EiGHTEEN LOTS Of two
acres each. The beauliu! and commanding prospects
lhsy afford and The conuguity the Academy render
thru valuable. -
Feb Is. On I'd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-22
Feb. IS.
MAKSHAIIS SALE


10y virtue OF decree ofthe Superior Court Of Chan
- Gerry for the RiClr~ond District pronounced on
the rad day Of June 1870, in cause therein depending
between Peter T. Smith, plaintiff, aud reyton Powell
aud Elizabtth his wife, and others, defendants-wil
NJ sold 10 ihe highest bidder, public auction on
Thursday, Tee 23d day OF March neat at " O'Clock
on the premises. in The town Of Manchester TWO
HhLF ACRE Lots, nf which Henry l.. Bnscoe died
scizes and pnssesscd, designated ia The plan uf said
io'-H by Nos. 2S5 and 23l, adjoining each other ; ON
which rs situated warehouse. ihtendedto be used
tobacco semmery, small brick house FOR sreatinI
tobacco. aud other smsH improvements
nd al twelve O'Clock, on SQfHrTay the 25th ddy of
March merit, will be sold IN ike manner on The pre-
misses IN he county Of PoNla,sn undivided moiey
of tract NJ LAND lying in said county ana adjoining
the lands ~ ID. VIM Crump and others, containing
two hundred aud thirteen acres, subject to The dover
"i Ann DSscoe, which has been assigned her. on this
tract there are the necessary buildings fos The accom-
nOdaton az family. Ana immediately after the aIe
last above mentioned viii be sold IN iise manner IN The
premises one undivided mOieiy OF a tract 81 LAND
containing one hnndred and thirteen acres said 10 be
on The MaiH Western Road about eleven miles above
Powhatsn coutt1use and adjoining the lands pf Hugh
French and OthETs....TerIns, cas- n, IN all cases.
}. GUERRANT, N s C. G II. D.
req. 10 90. Id
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-22
WarshaFs Sale of Obio Tonjc


sly virtue OF decser OF the Superior Court of
- Chancery for The Richmond District, pronounced
III cause therein depending, between Daniel Call
acung executor of, aud sevsse under the last will
and testament Of Robert Means dec plaintiff and VIM
ID. Pllce aud others, infant heirs of William Price
(K'l Gee. hy William Duval, their guardian aud John
St"keleyi defendansWIll he sold to tbs highest bidder
az pubic auct on, for ready money WcdResddy the
2fd day 81 March HeIt at twelve O'CLOCK IN front of
the Eagle Hotel in the city OF Richmond the following
LANDS allotted 10 said Siokeley, by Duncan arthur
aud Waller Dun two of the commissioners appointed
Tor that purpose, per report nled the cause viz
by's creek.
1000 acres by survey No. J72o on the waters of Mill
creek.
1858 acres by survey No. 54o7, on Blues creek
oiz acres by survey No. 1892, on the waters ofMin
1000 acres by survey No $780, the waters of Boxes
creek.
1858 acres by survey No. 5ias on Blues creek
$40 acres by survey No. 55G3, on the waters of Mill
creek-ana
800 acres of entry NO. 1919 of 400 acres on Rush
creek, to he laid off, the lower end Of said entry by
line parallel t. the lower line thereof.
Making in toe whole 1886 30 acres.
J. GUERRANr, NJ. S. C. c. II. d.
zen. 10.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-22
EsCHElTnR,s sAIE

IN pursuance Of instructions fronI the Executive
Conneii OF this State, shall 07 ne firsf HOHd0y
m HGrch nat, being Tire Frst DAY of Hsnfico quar-
tely c"nt if fair aud not then The nTst fair day
thereafter, between The hours Of aud O'Clock before
The hon door ~ the courthouse % the said COUNTY IN
,he city ~ Richmond expose TO sale by public con
To the bebcst bidder for ready MONEY one mr. 1cre
L2t ~ GrOH1d. with the improvements thereon, in
JUS tiiy No. ij9 upJn GhOckCe Biil, situated The
intersection Of 9th and streets aud Immediately op.
pnsue the New Market Houss, tu Monroe ward and
which sad hall acre lot late the property Of one
John Myers, subject Of tie kmt of Great Briiain,
ahc b. tlgrfr Only taken o. the 1i year ofth con-
W9n~saith. haih been fnTnd erchest to the cesi.
morH eah Of Virginia, agrsedby to the provisions Of
an act of the General assembly, passed ne fbs Nay
session 81 f77F entitled. R net concerning escheats
GHd JorfeitVtfs (roHi Britjsh subjects" VIM. Hay,
~ aud Pe'efV Ddaci. Esq'rs appointed by the
executive. commissioner on behalf Of the commoY
wealth Ihfit attendance 10 resysetfp ly solicited az
the time and place aforesaid being Dr. vonsy onslned
- tue act ofAssemby requires
SAMUEL HcCRAW
Esche0f0r for BeHrico cOuafy.
jan "" E3..td
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-22

CASTLE ~ THE AiR-gy THOMAS PAINE.
The aUthnr hsd long cuiresroa ed with a lady OF
Conner % th- N0it ~ hte he a. Can,fu. aatsi MA
fen tite' Cast'e III 'he ir." She suddeu, aud u,s
teii'nsly suspended his epistolary ul-rcou Sc ard
Ouf l-ict heNfd hothi tom his taiI coftsspo
nH some ye2fs at-r he MT her ia psts, married q:
an tnci'h n"pieinsn ct distinction and weuIih The
interview gave bifth 10 ,his urautirni eHusuu:
FROM IHE C-!ST'LE ~ gYR jIR
TO rWE
LITTLE CORNER OF THE WORLD.
In ur 'ion OF ciooas wbete TIE WhhlWiuGS arise,
~ Saste uf Fancy" wzs built;
The tutTeis reelected tba btne ot tse skies
ANA my ~iudows vita sunbsalS were gill;
The rainbow s0n'et,tnes in its hsautiGui state
knameii'd lac 8ansiou around
AnGt'e picture cha, Fancy ~ Clnuds can create
OuPphed NE wiik garden aud g,Ound.
lhyd src,os. and fountains AVID orange tree groves
mad All that tpchaHUuent has told;
bad swest sIsdy waks for the gods and their loves
bad W0hhtains OF coral lad gold.
Sut storm that felt not, had ris'n aud rolpd,
Nhile wialt ia 4 sluu,het I lay
AID when looked IA The morning behold
hit earth was carried away!
II pass'd over rivers. aud valie. aud groves,
the World II was all IN view
taou@at az NY ieids ot tie airs, and their lives
hhd oftrn, tai uitcu, OF you.
At length IL Caue over a beautiful scene
l"di nature aEd silence had ,,.ads
The place was hut stISii, but 'tsas sWeety serene,
AID cnep"eTed "ith suushins and shade.
ISa,'d AMI eaved wth painfsi good will,
And grew ti'd 90 IN, seat n tl,e an
Nh-n all oa Sudden, fAy castle stood siiIi,
As ~ some attiu-t'OH were Ihsfs.
Nke lark from ice sky, It came nui,eIinc down
And PLACID ,ne exactly IA Nisw;
When " no should aeet, ia ths charming retreat
IN this Garner of calmhess BUT y1u.
Delighted hud you IN honor and ease
ieii Il" ntOte SORROW. nor PAIN;
Aid The vine Gaming fair, ascend,d the breeze,
And wsut back Nih my - IL again.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-22
Feb.
Run Dollars Heunrd

E'SCAFEb iro the jail OF this city, on the 27th nit
- negro man named BEN sometimes calls bims slf
rpnn about ~ years OF age, feet or ches
hlen straight and wel made ard dresses very we'll
WIN watch h. lisa baker ny trade and formerly be.
'onseu 10 James Young baker IN Rockets. Ben is
very we'll acquainted with The captains Of vssses ana
no oonot he mas obtained forged papers as to pass
toI itee man hereby foTewai ali masters vessels
from harooring or carrying the said slave Ben ont OF
nus commonwealth The above reward will he given
IL deiiVeredto me at the Jail Of thscty
X. RURTON, ID. s. for GEO S.VAcP
December 3. CO. NJ a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-22
VACCINE AGENTS OFFICE, }
Richmond, DeCerber s. 1919
10 THE PEhDI T. nE NIDEVNtA


he legislature Oi Virginia feeling seAsbIy alive to
tue InipoT auce at va CiBa'ion as safe and GER
tam preventive to the small psx and wishing 10
place completely in the power every person m The
STARE 10 ne supplied with genuine Vacciue Nater free
yIoW airy hfHd Of eJpeHce uhQteVeT as Tar back as
lhe session OF 1914 passed law authorizing the Gov
error ahd Council 10 contract with some III person
cant herewith. - ~ wv "PP''-
the subscriber disappointed in the summer Of 1919
e agent ioT TINS state aud subsequently appointed
ne has pnhctnailj complied With all the provisions of
lhs ae' creating that appointment. lie has always been
do,e 10 keep mp constant supply OF the matter 1om
subjects Vdccated 10y him IN this city, and to furnish
eVfLy person VINO has applied for IT, either on thread
o"dss Oh IN the scdb or crust This Institution has
no conheSion With, ana is separate aud distinct ou.
any other. "
iDe state OF Virginia is able from er own fesoutcss
10 supply The wants of all her citizens and her eps,a.
tle has made ample provision cali these resnitces
INTO action. Her citizens then, 1t is hoped viii no
longer SEND their money ont Of the state 10. the pur
pose OF creating similar institutions elsewhere when
tney are informed again that their can be SIM
pnen' rfe from any sIpcHce, by an Institution OF
rhe medical gentlemen are respectfully tporesied to
give this notification all the publicity In their power
versions applying in person requested To call az
my nDice, two doors above the Washington Tavern
adjoining The Capitol Square Applications tbt5'
The Post Office, viii meet with Immediate attention
WILLIAM II. HENING,
Dec.I6 20 "st,H' !
krThe Editors Of The Norfolk HeroLd. L.Dcbb,,.o
Ger, and 4feLaHdTi4 HeraId uiH 1leGse 10 tDSsrf
fhe 6bovc adUtTtfsemeHt la lieu nj mn thinner. one
once month fer freiOg months, and JbrUard y5ei7.
accounts TO mis- 06fCe for CGfiecfiOB
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-22
Notice TO the Creditor, Of ,Jg,a,s c. drtLon

Notice 10 the Creditors Of James c. drtkohy.
\ CONSEQUENCE Of long and continued .pti Of la.
- osp"suon ane dtsite To provide for the payment
, va' uf ua' OF November last, all Isy property 10
YIN. nay, ahu Thomas ~. Drew, Esq'rs.
ne cshoiioBs OF the deed make essay that the
eeuo.s signiiy theiI acceptance ofhe terms ed
J" Tue ueeo, before the - day OF March next; those
h"' accepting before that day will he excluded from
participation OF the trust property. The deed Is lef,
Mn W., thomas 81; Drew, Esq, an whom the creditors
WIN piease To call. JAMES c. ANTHONY.
ftp. Hl---IlMn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-22
M I,EWIS yTTFRIT NJ


esiR-Flease 10 tako notice thar shall, on Monday
the l5ih day 0fNsfch neXt N ihet vern of W~ssrs.
hius'A Price, ~ LOUISA courthouse in the stafe or
'enia, between The boar5 OF O'Clock m the forenoon
QUO O'Clock in thc sNefunon Of that DAY proceed o.
use we &c oci5n pi 90. t1Uc8 MINOR. tr fs retd d.
.tdsuce . s'ii uoe d.endae no the superior COM.
' la" Tor The county Of Louisa W'ierrn an pjaui
fle y1n arc Defendant aud % prevented hj aus cause
Hha'rver u0m f7smg tbe ssid frprsiiiou on iIi. Isl.
'''vemruugned 20 iN he taken Co., ensf ing day of
ieHt DAY AFTER such caJss IS rrHfrevd, hrivrcn 30
.tYie hrHTs OF The day. EAlfH QUARJfs.
leD. 10. 5s..vJNs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-22
pItnIIC AuCvTInN

VVILLbe sold at public auction on twelve months
W credit In front or The rthOuse Tavern IN be
city ofRichunnd, on Monday the 7th dag February
next. flair, the Grst fair day thereafter vana
BILE SLAVES, TO wit, four men, four yQHieU, hoy and
eirbeiongins TO the estate Of Ly1e Shackeford dec
Bond with approved security will he required by
Jan. 10. ITE EXECUTOR.
IT In consequence or my indisensiiion the above
safe IS POSTPONED mill MoHdaB, ne gM Hsy OF
Warch 1erk. TtE tXECUIOH
Feh IS o. Ids
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-22

virtue OF deed of ttust ext cuted nv John Jor
~ oah GU The Iih day OF December, 1915, and re-
corded IN the county court OF Powhaan purposes
.neiein mentioned, will be sold the biglest bidder
al public auction for cash at Powhatan Courthouse
on Me lih day Of March Rerf, tact ofLAND in
sWhatan county, containing 52si acres lying about
'ou ihiies below the courthouse, the Buckinebaa
ioad o. so much thereof rs shall be necessary to raise
me amount due on said deed with the interests costs
aho expences accruing theI title vested ia us
ny the trust deed will be conveyed the purchaser
Jan. o. 93..wSws TIE TRUSTEES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-22

NolICE... The subscriber alone is authorized Ic
receive the outstanding deSts due to tie late con
ceth OF LYLE, SCOTT SAUNDERS, having been 40.
thereby ibe superior conr OF chancrty
IoI Tue Richmond district 1t is expected thai all rrr
sons indebted I" the said concern viii make lmresi
ate payment, as longer indulgence canno, he rded
I'VE oZ-t SAMUEL TAYLOR
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-22

MILAN ARMISTEAp in.
ANING established himself at Kinr a ona.,
courthouse, tenders his professional seryicea no
tbe pnoc.-He will practice Law IN the inferor arr,
Superior courts or King & Queen, King william and
NeW heht-and promises tie sricest attention 10 All
business winch may he entrusted TO his care and s,,
II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-22
NON IlIlh N


A excellent SAW NILI. will two saws In few
- weeks logs may he heaied within 100 feet Of tho
NM through The lower lOcks into Out canal
Also tue STORE occupy on BANK sgnare or an
OFFICE on the Cross street adjoining viii convent.
eat small warehouse.
ron S4LR,
100 tons SWedes Iron, well assorted fnT plough shares
wagon aud other tire, hoes, mill spndies, axle,
trees, &c.
AGO tons Plaster Of Paris, French and Nova Scotia
tfdrTQHfcf Of geHHlJe QUaHkg, gfcnnd 90 w
lump, deliveTsble on the Basin, and payable next
harvest in wheat
hall pipes aud 10 quarter casks choice Madeira
Wine, abont years did, imported die from,
Madeira
30 boxes iue Favored Ciaret
SHY Siun, ver large quantity, cheap and excel
isui for niiich aud horses
Cut Nails and BTsds Of every size, manufactured
~ ms, aud equal IN quality to any IN the United
States, aud as cheap.
Also Rolled aud sill iron.
~ CASli f"r ~ to ~ 600 bushels WHEAT.
Two small iLNBhENrS TO rent, near our m us.
Y. HAXALL < co
jan. ~. S3-st
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-22

I'VE STOCKHOLDERS IN ID. Richmond Dock Cen,
pan> are teqhrated L. attend annual ueeting To
pe held al their Onlce street on Monday The Hfb
wilitake place. ~ BAKnR T,.ssS.
'NU.I<. 8n--tdIu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-22
Tie Propy5eior of tie Laeie Hotel

AS Deeh induced, nom the liberal patronage which
he has from The members Of the Stale e.
gsianre, TO add additional building To his etasIish
Iehi, containing twenty pleasant rooms. They are wen
u"peu i"I The accommodation OF members, being ia
leard Tor one and t0o beds each will be furnished
WIN new furniture OF the bsst quality This addition
VIII enable him 10 accommodate forty Members a pars
Of whom are now engaged. A separate table wili be
provided, and the charges for board made moderate
gary applications will lac duly attended to.
RichIHoHd Sept.I4. 35vtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-22
MARSaAIIs ALI

" = Ft7Tf ND ~ IF.-
i fNDtR decree 0i The superior court Of chancery
- Tor the Richmond district. pronounced on the
lbih DAY n JHrs ,1Sl5. in therein depending
~ ne style % Branch agaiHsf PritcbafdWHl I've sold
20 tbe highest hi-ttr iot cssb, a. ilic auction on
tae pf-nuises an jafHrfaV me irt tn,fauf \ tract
~ LAND satH to- contain SIS aCfe. .iU .U tho county
"' Jhsstfruei0, rt heHte vac satl fart parcel Of
and on which the saa 60, aIa g.t,t8fd now fsstdes
called ana knJWu US paft ol WatsIct ~ Chester
Town. >. GtENittHi, p S. &. g.. b.. %.
Fs'. ?. 45..ids
s'iiE srnscfDtr. HH trsnsact rnsiutss e. coUnlis-
sion. bNOCh 2 FHNOtGH g RAW b..
hio 5ave for 1ais, Gu; Nails a1d Biads, Sheet AVID
goo iron, aud Nai Rods itou he Belle lsie inanu-
lciaft.
va 50 bashe's FRRsH CLOVER SEED.
ftb. !. 51..w0w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-22

various important aud interesting principles are
now depending; and The decision OF some OF them
erS 81 Sovereignty Affecting ne H6erfv ana ay6,,e,
ty, are TRANSFERRED 10 Tie Federal G0Serpnenf or
shGh only as are essentially connected with the general
"enate." lJohn ". EppeSS letter Of Dee a. 1870
10 ASSIST IN the solution OF this great question The
present pamphet is submitted American People
Ihe REPORT, from the pen 81 James Madison is an
Invaluable exposition OF The principles OF the Federal
consultation: u is scarce, ont OF print and frequently
S I ioI twenty Years have destroyed almost all
the copies which we're issued from The mess Ire
principles are not those ola day Yeas
since the Repor was put TO press the Publisher has
oeteilhlheo 1" snbJoIh 10 IL the Essays of HAMPDFN
upo" The opinion of the Supreme Court eff the United
States, IN relation To the oonstuiionav of the Rank
Law" These Essays, too, are frequently sailed for and
no copies to he procured. Their nlerit is TOO well
known TO require the passing tribute my bumhI pen
-, - THE PUBLISHER.
Fch.l<s n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-22

Ihts Day IS Pubtished at the Enquirer Offce
ENAPoSlfIO or THE FEDERAL CoNStIl'Ij-
lioN-compris'ng what is commonly called Is A.
plspN's Report IN S9 aud the series OF ESSAYS writ
ten for the Richmond Enquirer b, HAnPnrN -beins
Grtqne on the Opinion OF the supreme Court Of the
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-06-06

and personaI estate at forced sales. The
preamble is too long TO have place TINS
week the resolutions are in the ioiiO"'ns
words:
Rssolped. I. That II is not expedient, a.
this time, (or the state TO borrow money
Tor the purpose Of loaping il to such ino'-
viduaIs as may be 10 want Of il,
2. That IL is not expedient, at tins Time,
to prevent or suspend the execution Of
judgments obtained by creditors against
the debtors, further than may now be done
by course of law.
Which preamble and resolutions we're
read and ordered to lie on the table, ana
10 be printed. Adjourned.
Three O'Clock. Mr.. Griffith reported
the bin concerning the Ordinary and his
Surrogates, with amendments; which were
agreed to.
MIR. Hancock offered an amendment TO
said bill, the object Of which was to vacate
the Office OF any Surrogate who should De
elected to and become member oil the
General Assembly. Which amendment
was read; and the yeas and nays being
called for on agreeing to said amendment
we're as follows;
YEAS-Messrs BeardsIee, Butcher, j. Cook,
Cox. Elmer. Faree, Hancock, Re, Lannlng'
Mackev, Maxwell, Parker, Stout, Taylor, cas-
dale, Yarrow-i6
NAYS-Messrs. Amin, Bogert, Brinkerhooi.
s. Cox, Evans, Ewing Foster. Garwood, 6ou'd,
Griffith, Hopkinson. Kinney, Miller, Murphy,
Pearson, Schenek, Squier, Striker. Ten Eyek,
r. C. Thompson. Van Wrinkle, Willts-2s.
So the amendment was rejected, and the
bill gone through, and ordered to be en-.
crossed.
The supplement to the act for the trial
of small causes, was considered, and or.
dered to be engrossed. Adjourned.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-04-18

compromise, he said, 10 alIusiOn 10 the
secedeTs:
knew these men would give way.
They were scared at their own dough
iaces--yes, they we're scared at their own
dough faces We had them, aud II we
had wanted three more, we could have
had them; yes, and il these had failed,
we could have had three more of these
men, whose conscience and morality ard
religion extend to thirty-six degrees aud
thirty minutes north latitude. You can
never find any difficulty in obtaining the
support of men whose principles OF moral
ity and religion are bounded by thirty-six
degrees aud thirty minutes north latitude r.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-04-18
Total,
CONGRESS.

House Of Representatives, April g.
Mr.. Erwin, after speech of considera
BILE length, in support OF them, moved the
following resolves:
Resolved, By the Senate and House Of
Representatives. Of The United mates Of
america, That the President of the SAID
States be requested 10 take measures TO
obtain from the honorable Bushrod Wash
ington, the body ofthe late General George
Washington, aud, il obtained, that he
cause to be erected over it, in the capitol
square, east Of the capitol, suitable
mausoIeum, with Inscriptions emblemat-
ical of the principal events Of his military
and political life.
ReSolUed, That the President of the
United States be authorised to give the
sum of 49, dollars for the best plan of a
.mausoleum, which plan of mausoleum
and the inscriptions thereon, shall be ap.
proved by the President Of the United
States, the President Of the Senate, the
Speaker of the House Of Representatives
the Chief Justice, the Secretaries Of the
different Departments, and the Attorney
General, or majority of them.
Be It further resolued, That the Presi.
dent do cause TO be procured an equestri,
an statue Of Bronze, Of General George
Washington, TO be executed by some
eminent artist, which shall be placed OF
the top Of the said msusoleum, in the cen.
ter building Of the capitol, or in any Other
place within the public square, which, by
a majority Of the persons in the preceding
resolution referred to, shall be deemed the
most suitable.
And be il further resolved, That a com,
mittee be appointed to bring in bill ts
make the necessary appropriations .o
money to carry into execution the object.
contemplated in the preceding resolutions
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-04-18
From the Boston Daily Advertiser.


We have to record the following in
stance of another crime and its immediate
punishment. A man named Martin, a
foreigner, on Monday stole from several
trunks in house at Lechmere's Point,
money to the amount of about twenty FIVE
dollars, watch, and several other arti-
cles of property. He was soon suspected
and pursued TO this town, where he was ar
rested. He was carried back and confin.
ed in the gaol at the Point, ia room
where there were no other prisoners. He
had spent nearly all the money, and when
taken had been drinking freely. When
the prison keeper entered his apartment
yesterday morning, Martin was found
burnt TO death, his body half consumed,
and his bed and clothing burnt to cinders.
1t was at first supposed that he had com.
mitted the act from design but on further
examination it appeared probable that he
had drawn his bed near the stove, and that
it took fire while he was asleep or iD a
state of inioxication. The jury of inquest
summoned on the occasion, gave verdicl
Of accidental death.