Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-05-02

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and is presumed by this time, is snus IN Cana.
dave are not informed of the extent OF hs
defaication. CPhI Cu-.
Another duel WAS fought or The 20lh Mach.
member OF the legislature, aud Robert e..
Oden, Esq in which Mr.. Odeu was wounded.
and Gen. Allen kiiigdf
FROM ENGLAND.
CHARLESTON, April 26.. BY the ship
Friends, arrived last evening from Liver
pool, we have the papers of iila, place 10
the 18th March-The Elections Tor ,b.
New Parliament, and the examination of
The Conspiraiois against the Ministry,
cngross. almost exclusively, their cob
hmns-The conduct Of The Conspiraiors
on The different days OF their examina.
non, Was daring and Insulting in lie ex-
ireme. Eight OF them, CInIsTLEwooD,
MONUMENT, BRUNT, lNGs, WILSON.
HARRISON, DAVIDSON aud 1IDD1
we're hnaiiy committed 10 the Tower.
The others were sent 10 ihe House Of
Correction. His Majesty had presented
Captain FITzCLARENCE with an elegant
Sword for his gallaniry in arfssiing the
CcDspiraiors.
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The death of Mrs. MARY NICHOLAS has left
chasm IN our society which will not easily
be hiied. Snch distine uished virtues and en-.
dowments, actively employ ed in all The impor-
tant duties OF life, cannot be Withdrawn from
our view. without sentiment OF he ,tfelt re-
greet. speak now only to those Who were
placed beyond her imne iia te domestic circle
10 that circle all attempts at consolation must
ne unataiiing; and all panegyric impertintut.
'me atone can assuage the poignancl of tas.r
grief but can never efiace the RENE mbra nre
oil her virtues. Bnt her character was tc0
imposing 10 pass into Oblivion, wihoni an int
perfect EFFORT 10 present ii as an example 10
the world.
OF reason and religion. She loved virlue both
because II was the cement OF societv and the
pure emanation from heaven. Her lite exit
DIteu the deep impression OF these divine
principles. What she had the wisdom 10 ner-
ceive, she had the forttude to pursue; and
never were theory and practice In more per-
tect la mony. Her parental rule was firI,,
yet endearing and " lille her pfecepts pOint-
ed out tue path of virtue, her examples led
the way. She formed a correct estimate of
all ohr relations in lite of our dutie 10 our
selves, TO each other, and to our creator
Worldly coHside lions she did not despise
and she was equally far from suffering then,
10 eugross her whole thoughts. But among
human pursuits size Disseminated with lie
eye OF philosophy lever prefeIIing solid
utility 10 false glitter.
10 these great and inestima BILE qualities she
added all the feminine gIaces. She could par
tlclpate IN innocent mIrth, and adoTn refined
society with her polished manners
TEL them, tho iris an dEJUL thing 10 ale,
iHdS epeH 10 thee y yet, fhe dre0d pan oace fTod
HeaDen iYtS us everlasting POTt0fS hish
aHd btds me pure ia! heart 6Sloid iLeir God MASON
Departed this life Wednesday tic 2Gib uIt al In
seal on Iaylors Creek IN the upper END OF The county
OF Hanover, Mr.. WILLIAM MORRIS, Sen. :. He died
Tranquil aud composed, IN the so,h year Of age
sRHEsy sssssxFl
NJoaIS- IS hrlehy given, mat tile President and
directors OF the Hech07irSUikle Turnpike CORpa-
ny wiz proceed I" SELL according to ian, The of
the stockholders who have failed to pay her
,oioIe required OF them, taRd which acquisitions have
1eeA oui> anveriised) on " edHeSday ne It'll dag of
Jane nerf atthe front door OF the Bell Tavern the
cty OF Richmehd unless the balance dine
Nsi al oe'lnIuenis are paid up at before that time
The necessities of the company compel them 10 his
measure. ia hoped that by pa,ment in The mean
time Tue stockholders will prevent ife tacTc- ULt,k
may otherwise lase place by the sale Of their stecS
By ORDER OF TIE BOARD.
10y =. ltl..ids
\ 20 NJ D 1" S'scadfge every debt due from
- an lAdViduzl, We.l au executor of the late
HsIson a. Cary, offer the following proceriy for sale
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