Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-04-10

Roth &C the caniissts. p's ell qraiiaed T,rfe stati
both are esn"'n. rer"neshs .'i nn.yihi. ssheen,s
depend alone on shs psrs'nal popularity and adde's 4
the coni,ndins Candidate We wigr only and tina, -,
the people ebooer rh-r the the Othtr The, uul
not fail OF being faithful, aud abb, trprss-a,ed.
FnEprNIcK rLscr1oy-p, me coir, ns,am r..
George pernylscker, irs, iron, wr., AIR. ". i,arr,
tia, The votes given ia Mnds, hs for "a Csnsressionsi
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WILLIAM SIEINBERt;EN, 9ol
Inc votes ern ~ Tor members oi,he sembj, for
= y. PsaIos.. SIS
we also learn that the votes taken az SIM.
down; and the deputy .aera' eonn.ins more
sheriff isetfvd and rlo,,,i poll intndny no
them On the next hurting e'rayj should r,qui.e
STATE SENATE ~''1"''S he'a't
John e ie cass no 0ppo;,s0n
DEL 20 aT'Es 10 TIE NEXT KGCI,LdTURE.,
fbe@a.te.-Charles Everett. Charles Cockvs
Isfe q nishf-jo..pb HoiIiu'sn.' Parser Wills.
Co,nester-Rctsrd G. Murri., WIN. ~. p.rr;n.
Nor in the last Lsgi;fafRre
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septenber last. In the i5 year 81 his age MI JAMES
oG'LNiE, the Orator whittier he take the title
he had recently become III. IswfaI heir Ne had d.,
hgnisbed himself in that ell in this cornt,y by
iopean Journals his public performances sutaned
With great cornendaiio fPhif H. tdr
~ Notfok, the Rev. SAMUEL LOW, late Rector Of
Christ Church IN TIA, Borough.
On Tuesday, the 2J;h of Mach, at Subpena. in
bnekinebap, county. M!s .SUsaNNAH ELDRIijGg con-
SORT VI MT Role eIdridge year her age
Sue Mas len AK aged hasbspd, offspring az
well as large circle OF relatives aud 10
henoan her irrepatable loss AIRS. EidTdge has left
e" or no snperors behind she led exemplary life
was a pions chTisiian-her hopes Of Heaven we're 90
ebt as II d,arm death his sting perfectly rr-
signed ~ the will of her Maker with well grounded
ope maj happiness In future state would terminate
her Troubles here.
FOR me, may Hsavc1ip peace bur mark nv DAYS
ana street content reign ,mpresS OF my sonE,
1nd neper ceasiac joys NTH eaHpe,ing ravs
SI"E Gfs'S ths H9tcyoH moments as they roll.
COMMUNICATED.
DIEDlAt his seat in Stafford county dee ply rrrr,trG
by hls bsreared family neighbours friends JOHN D..
BROOKE Esq President of the Farm rs Bank, in Fred.
eici.sourg. During our struggle for ipdependete, he,
acquire early bic ufder the command Cen, Green
in the southern campaigns the reputation of sIfu AID
spir:te. oihctr IN se.set artillery. When
tartia visa of thu revolution cos. by peace rcu
ig 10 the path, VI civil life, and gradually adding useful
eNperiepre legal knowledge, he became popular and ,au
ahe pieincr Vt society. Blessed by 6uevvl.nt heart
unrondsd MUD and superior capscity, - ertsd and Oh
tnih the c"ideiee sDd respect of his neighbours and
i.siow ci'iLels Acting ruags,rse the bench Of
Stafford eount, aud delegate in the General mbiy,
md rs une Of the College Of Electors of the President
several successive periods, he always distinguished by
correct ludgn't acute diseernWeut, aud urdr, atny
patriotism Gifted by snci qualica ia
pubic life, be r preferred the privacy domestic pur-
suits, and the duties that exrlnvely garu side OF
social eiyolment. Equally exemplary and sccoul,e in
c delightful charities of brother. husband parent,
scarcely possible for deceasd individual TO bauer
oest acquainted with his talents and virtues, "a Herald