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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-22
TRIIST SALE

10y virtue of deed Of trust by the late Thos
H. hooes, Sen To the subscribers, bearing date on The
nineteenth day OF February, thousand eight hundred
anu twenty, and duty recorded the Office Of county
cosrt OF Gloucester the certain
o money, according TO the provisions of sgd trust deed
vi" be sold On Monday, the sixth day of December next
ut gloucester court house, if fair, ii the next r
day, at public aucion the highest bidder cash
Tract Tor so much thereof may necessary 10 fulfil
The object OF the rut deed) parcel Of Land commonly
called WILSON'S Creek, situated in the county
Containing by late survey, hundred and seventeen
ana quarter acres and purchased by the said Thomas r.
hooes, OF William Jones OF Gloucester Executor OF John
Catlett. deceased. 1917
n u The title is believed he good but the trustees
oh'y convey such tile rs Is vested in them.
WILLIAM ROBINS
f.,.. THOMAS SMITH.
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RICHMOND PLOUGH MANUFACTORY,
OPPOSITE THE UNION HOTEL.

'hE subscribers respectfully inform the public, that
they have of III
TUX Al IMPLEMENTS. viz: Freedom, Wood and wool-
rioughs cast points and land sides Dagon
and improved B,rshare Psueh which, iron, The
OF ats construction, aud being liable choak is we'll
aaaped 70 rough and foul land, and is easy repair
Maxey's threen Seeder, single and double shovel
fioughs, Harrows, cultivators, Straw Cutters, &c.
Any article sold from this Esabshmeu, which shall not
DE found equal to what II represented may returned
Having perfect knowledge Of the business they
confident rendering general satisfaction share OF pub.
lie patronage is solicited. DEAKYNE PALMER
Sept. p. Ant
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-22
Equipments for he Soldier and fhe Cttizen :

NJ subscriber respectfully announces 90 the public,
"t ne has bv late arrivals, received an additional
Supply ~ articles in his line which together with the stock
pe' eqna' u not superior in the State Those who
may We IN want OF articles in his line will do well TO
nnc ms stock before they purchase esew here. IL
s's at IN part of the following articles:
<oo New Guns Indifferent makes double and single from
SIX dollars to 200 dollars.
ioo pair Of pocket, dueng and holster Pistols from
. 10 100 dollars per pair
swords, Sabres, Dirks and Hangers
hazors, Pen knives, and Lancets
RAIN aud silver mounted Horn Tumblers
Russian rumblcrs of intended be carried
in the pocket
fish'ng Tackle, Rods &c. complete
Patent Sboi Belts and Powder Fasks Of all sizes.
u Orders roai part OF the United States thankfully
received, and punciually attended to-
JAMES McNAUGHT
NJ H. Guns Pistols LEFT with for repairing,
remained with ~ months and upwards will he for
Whit Is due them ifnot Immediately applied for.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-22
EDUCATION.
NOTICE

virtue ofa deed Of rns. executed TO the subscriber
- aud William L. Freelana, by Cary iI;Il
day OF September isieand duly recorded the county
court n buckingham, 10 debt due the said
Brew TO William Chick SHALL the purposes in sal
deed mentioned In the OF Bent Creek in the a,re
said conniy on the 9Th day Of November next proceed To
sell to the highest bidder for cash. the properly said
deed mentioned much thereof be legally sold
consisting OF beds, and other household and kitchen frn
ture All the interest divided undivided which the said
Drew has In the personal Of George Baskerville
dec late OF the County of Cumberland consisting OF Ne
Eroes, &C. which interest the said Drew acquired his
marriage with Elizabeth Taiaerro, daughter said Ba
kerye, the subscr5er!acng will convey only
such interest as is vested in him by said deed Of
trust. JOHN HoRSLEY, Trustee.
October 10. Aa-e,s
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NOT'If n

IJY hrue Of deed Of executed TO us by Thomas
I'D Jylor aud Lucy H. his wife, aud in obedience to an
orderpi the United States Court, filth circuit Virginia
hstrn, SHALL trustees proceed sell at public
tion Friday 9Th November next at The residence ar the
said Taylor, all his Household Kitchen Furniture four.
wl Carriage and pair Of Horses, several mcA Cows
&csc. &c for all sums under $50 dollars and
upona credit Of ~ and months all sums above $50
doas the purchaser give bond security with deed
OF st upon the property TO secure the purchase money
r. w. ROOrES,)
WARWICK ! Trustees
%. 0, 1924. Aids J. D. HAHVIE.
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REMOVAL.

REMOV AL.
TAO r. TAYLOR has removed TO the house formerly
~ cupied by S. Parkbil three doors below the
VIM Nrae Co.--where he offers whole sale reaii
Cough iiraitbwaite's, Whon Gondy's napt cottons
Rrs- point N striped blankets
Wine aud coioured hauneis, b,izes 4 bookings
WEIGH plains, forest cloths and kerseys
B-4 and Ca coioured and double milled drab cloths
Olive mud drab fearnoughts
Brussels, Kiddermnster, Venetian Scotch carpetings
Rhodes piaiD and figured bonbaz eus and plaiis
Blue, black, and fashionable coloured superfne and
velvet cloths
Blue black aud drab fashionable MKT plain strip
ed cnssmeres
S@ansdown, tonet Valencia, and velvet vestings
Constitution and bang up cords
london hats ard lneRs
Gentiems n's and ladies' worsied, silk hosiery
Null, jaconei and book musiins
Sand 6;4 csmhrics, shrtings and checks
Cslicoes and ginghams, new patterns
Bebbn and thread aces and edgiugs
Domestic cns>inets aud bed ticki gs and other
able DRY GOODS;
ALSO, several and TO Irish Linens and large
assortment III German and British Oznnburgs Tickien-
ourgs, Burlaps and roofs. OcI s3-wIw
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DISMAL SWAMP COMPAN

DISMAL SWAMP COMPANY.
HStE owners Of Shares in the Dismal Swamp Land
Il Company are notified, that Monday the 18th OF No
vemoer next the day appointed for the annual meeting
OF the company ut Suffolk, Va.
October IG as-8t
IT The Norfolk Herald will insert the We twice
week Tor four weeks, and Charge this office.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-22
by the Governor Of tie Commonwealth of Vire ina
A PROCLAIM ALTON.

Nv nbhbAS II has been represented to the Executive
A.. ~ the Sheraof Mason county, that certain John
oon' ss' Who had been remaDded 10 the Jail Of said
cJ 'y ~ examining Court thereof for further trin!,
WIN stealing aud conveying to the state of Ohio,
80, nses, the property Of Major Andrew Waggoner
49,, III @ 'gnt oi The 18th August, forciby rescued
yn ~ aparly OF armed from the state Of Ohio,
acros me RIVER into the said state where he
~ DC now go'fg al large therefore thought
rP WIN we advice OF the Council STATE To Offer re-
o one hundred hiiy dollars any person or persons
o "h hpprehenh aRd convey the i1 Of Mason county
orssad 'he SAID Joss Adams smiiband do moreover
lne ~ oicers, civil and military and exhort the good
people OF the Commonwealth their best
We dealt with rs the law directs. '' '""' "e may
Given under my hand as Governor aud - -, g.,
~ %, OF the Commonwealth At Richmond This Istt,
w. % NY OF Seplernoer, One Thousand Eight Hun.
1t. .,a.. JAMES PLEAsANTs.
John Adams Smith Is about six feet btgb Q.
age. 80 nv" aOOut 20 years OF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-22
FAIL, (iO(IOS


VI oBERT l. HALL NELSON have received y large
4 and vety general assortment Of staple and FANCY
GOODS, of the latest importation, amongst which are
very superior of Cloths Uassineres Sati.
R.tts, fanneis Blankets, B0nbazes rich printed Cam-
bricks, Caroline, CrcasaD Plaids Irish Linens Sh-ees
ard DInpers-an elegant of plain rich
gard suss, Sans, Grapes, Muslins Robes Lace Goods
with almost other desirable article Goods
which they will sell a unusually low prices.
u ctcher Is ie-4w
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TRUSTEE'S SAFE on I,ANn

Is a. W " peeu OF trust executed By BENZ Hooper
usc 10 Tue subscriber, for the purpose of serns;r 6
"a w., o. certain debts therein mentioned shall sell
nenes. oi.oer ~ pibic auction the 9th day nj
certain rrse, Of Land Wing in she county 81 Hanoyer
tven 'nilPs above the courthouse, and was ,nrca, ~
We said Hooper Of John Donnea eontain;ns Ia ~
dss ana lies we ior Improvement in soil il has on it
b@'ng mouse with four rooms below stairs Other ont
houses, and variety OF fruit trees such ,i,is o"le
's s ~ me as trustee will be covered "
III. 2. 45-wtds HECTOR DAVIS Trusfee
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-22

HAVE in my possession 500 which has been cut
payable at the Virginia Bank in Petersburg 10 Robert
cket dated 2Gt April 1874 No. s62 and The olber
vs. zOs-Ibe note has been TO the Bank at Richmond-
pymen reused any person who has such halves miss
hcked they he corrected 10y informing me living in
Charlotte county, Va direct ut Charlotte Court Mouse
~. J.M.JEFFRESS.
-CttOoeE To- 48-w4t
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NOI'IC'E.

a PETITION will he presented to the mex, C;ens,t ,
- Ssmoy OF Virginia praying that the Tnp
turnpike Law. with regard 10 Tolls. 'a'
October 3, 1924. AZ -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-22

DIR. NJ. PAGE,
TAVING resumed the Practice Medicine, will at
attend 10 its duties in This city and its vicinity he
holds nn Office al the Bagie Hotel.
Richmond, October I6 43-6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-22
NOTIGE

uALL petition the next General Assembly Of virrjas
ins .ne passage Of law establishing town. and ln
river navigation. ki1WApr, f,,,,,p'Ys
hyesiogsam, October 8, 1929. 45-wswsr
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-02-17
Nwsiula tegislatNye.


HDl Sc OF CELEBRATES.
YhHysddH Eb, 5-Alr. Sborrard, from
the committee Ia whom the btl "cstabsh-
Ing Lunate Hospital west of the Blue
kIa 3e'Wos committed, reported II without
amrndmpnt--on motlou al Mr.. Watkins
81 Prince Edward, ii Vas Laid upon the ta-
bile.
An cngros4ed h.,l Ito amend an act IN
rrcasog hr ,io. X ~ the I,uchbmg and
Salrm Turnpike Company and aulhorl-
slos inc Board Of Fahllc Works to sub
4. hfTr a part ofthe lock of that com
p.ny '-nae pas,rd without WIDER.
lar following rngross"d bh wa read a
dId umc and passed, ,iz. a bin "presrri-
Ing the m"dc of arystius militia officers,
aud appointing courts martial lor their trial
IL .inr Of peace"
\ hill " II prteent private lotteries, the
5 lc ar dsP",itlou, in his state, Of tick. Is
~ lotteries mcharttd bl lax, aud To H.
stain insurance of LOTTERY tickets,' WAS
F'at the Isl, aud on Nj. Garaud's motion,
IN" 90 timn. and ordered IL be committed
! to committee OF The whole on Tuesday
next
THE rngrossed bill directing the tleasn.
rrr 10 put ont ou loan ti.r muacy sunsgr-
bed by Individuals Tor tht. erection Of mon
nmcn, II the memoiy Of Gen. y dshiaatun,
was taken up.
This h,l called forth an animated Gehate.
II Was opposed by Nj. Gordon, VITO thu't
L attempted To effect the obird la = man
ncr unworthy of AIr9ina--by means OF a
system al brokerage ; To be- conducted loo
las the public treasurer He ,nut,nJ.a
lSuil The pri0riPle al monuments, rs anti
rpubican-and ,hat IL tic precedent be-
ST iathls case, il would prohahly lead 10
IT sul's n@ contemplated. Muuy OF the
com, .tnolN ef Washington would be- con.
sdt I'd rs entitled To the same dlstinclinn.
I he Thought the memory of these illus
rs mtn, nd their noble chic, rmrnts.
was Prlp'fuated in history, aud in the gra-
ltgde o! die nitiun. All our institutions
tie country itself we're monumentsof glory
10 them, more durable and cllrctual than
ANY Effort which art could MAKE. Hecon-
tended that the legislature had no right To
hslsiaie on the sub ect-an to dispose of
the money subscribed without the consent
ot the subscribers.
Mtssis. Tyler and Morris of Hanover
next addressed the uons,, in favor of the
bill. They gave a historical account of the
nnasurrs which had been adopted To raise
The money, necessary To ID. erection ofIhe
contemplated monument. These they said
ilan tailed IN measure !; thai they had moi
produced fund sufficient to erect a suita-
ME monument.-Oiher meqns were want.
ms q tue question Was, as to the proprcty
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-02-17
WASHINGTON IRVING

The Lor'Ioa Courier sa,s, the emitted
pewers Of Goldsmith ana Ar,,kcns,. -,
pear 10 be couacatralrd in the sr,ins -
Washington Irving. Tue ptayrui VET ,b,s.
tened hnmour ofIhp frst ,u,llI TN t,oa,..,e
pathos of the second, cnaracter,z, ali tho
Writings nj tbls American author. III.
with u" small pleasure therefore, that W.
announce an elegant edition of anolapr
work by the same clds.ic hand under he
tItle ofoaa'nasondi. 1t has long hecn popu-
lar in America, bat We bcllc>, that ii now
makes ats appearance fer The first time in
this country. Many ofthe E-ea5s of which
II Is composed are of admired excellence
with the productions already 50 well
known 10 the puhiIc under the TILES
Of" Tue Sketch BOOK" aud Brace Bridge
Hall"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-02-17

FREDERIcE,BuRG,f "a. Jane y 10,
correspondent ia the cnt1fr,. 81 uua.r,.
ti"hatl" rrfaeiIy, writes Is - Us lailsn..
q" sunday the 4th ,a,raa,. ..lroal h.
ho0r ii mdai, al,Hhcn nv :,uu.} Ina s...
red 10 he'd aad yearly ali ~ Il praf,,....l
sleep, WIS surprised at the ylolrti te4,4..,
ofa faithful watch dog So great va, ~.
alarm, tht liz tn against the duor ~,
aPfrpachle-' as # pnrsnrd, On opium
lie dor, HE ilsh; Of lllr fire warned IN. If
ny dangrr--it nas bursting through H.
root u e1y house directly o,er the rorn
"h"rc had three Daughters in bed, AIT
who would most certainly have fallen ~.
am5 10 the llam-s, had II not been. under
Providence, lcr the sagacioas dog. Y5e
"tod VAS fagh aud brIos n,ak handed
1t has with sr'ot eNeliion thr house ~.
saerd. Tlt- Gre wss the effect of accidr,t
originating in ,are,rsness.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-02-17

= - ! n
tsrs. in to.d,y'. prn1r#u,ll Ice .ouaa u.u..
Interesting ,ara es.ru.
go
Ne nave a iftr Inclination Tor r"mh'd'
ai'a zen or o,aerr i,e, a. nay birrd On tia,
trrra,neens glolr Tbs ,adi.pos,tiao "a lis.
'.....4. ,,ar,I, f,,,,, the ,,,,,,,..,,,.f, al
...4..,..
on "'hl's'' '"' '.'''', I'm
cbr inability IL contend "ia' on'h lF"h'9'
lily ot f.eiosg, ihnt grah incentive 10 % decd
q. hiea e.nwise." baG as lie valiant sir
,..t, ..f.... .,.,. ..iI l.,,.,. ,,..rt. ua, horn
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-02-17

~ w ShhtIh Dooh, aIu brace DildEe
Hall"
."eSe..
.Nep BrunSWick, ~ J. Ftb. 5.
The jail OF the county OF Middlesex con.
tain; man, young man. guilty of tne
whitening crime OF murdrr-lhe murder
too, Of II blooming, ailrctionate and inno.
cent Wife ! And this young maa is The
son ri must respectable, worthy and p.oQs
parents-n h"sr constant care 1t has been
~ hrng mp this tl,riltess son - in the mr.
tGrc and admonlilOn of the Lord'-to IT,
strain his feet from the paths Of folly and
vlce-to reprcss the turbuient passions
which were early discovered and were
wont 10 agltdte his frdme--to imbue
his mlnd with riltunns principles, and
10 strengthen ii with iirtuOus rrsnu-
tions-yet all thrir cares aud anxielics,
instructions and examples have been ia
vain-and their gray hairs are doomed 10
SINK IN bllterest sorrow tn the grave May
tie who can temper the wind 10 the shorn
lamb, support them in their present trouble
and distress.
In the afternoon Of Saturday last, JOSIAH
stout, 5r. of this city, having armed him
sell with two pistols and a dirk, proceeded
to the house of Abraham Van Ars,,aIrD
Esq. about three miles from the CITY, ~
tanned adnlttance by force, seized his VIE,
fhe daughter of Mr.. Van Arsdalenl pushed
her out of the house, and, in the door yart, |
mufdeftd her, by stahhing her eight , r nine
times IN the breast with dirk He then
dragged her back 10 the hoase Stout was
IN, Ia IA. H.,
years slne", hat using her very II, being ia
habits oil frequent ntoXication, she left hind
aud returned to her fathers. He had p1
rratedIy tried, by threats and othcrnrr.
to ct her btCk-Gnd hence she was yrrI
fearful he would steal some opportmitJ
I'd force her away. So that ON Satnrd.
when he made his appearance, she had Ia
ken the precautl0n To fasttn the door 4
the rtom In which she and her mothrd
were. " hrnhe broke in and commenced
the bloody York, her mother flew for safe
y. There WAS unfortunately no male
except small boy about the house. Ths
alarm being soon given to the nrighbor
they flOcked in, aud then Stout made al
attempt upon his own fife, by firing boa
pistols into his breast-hut there WAS mo-
thing IN them hut powacr--the balls, it
supposed having fallen out, one bend
found upOn the floor, which WAS too sna
to fit tight the pistol barrel, and which ha
marks of powder upon il, as if it hs
been IN the pistol. immediately aiter Il
pistols we're fired, he attempted With th0
dirk TO Sub him,clf ; bat '1e was prcsen
ted from accomplishing his purpose, 81
cured and lodgrd in laii. Oar county
has never Witnessed a parallel case-no1
DO III" annals Of criminal Jurisprudence
furnish many scenes OF horror such a
this.
NJ Since writing the above. we sndef
investigated ib, c,nsp. have given ,ef
diet imn6.atinp = younr man hy the nan |
or N,ll;.,,, S,Jo,,oo AZ accessory 10 n
nf A1rs Gtant SHANNON IS in lal
=, .,,,,,,...,'.,..',,. fFsedonian. /
Dr JohnSon's scheme q ~ iof S"'ao
Ea'tfed an the Dtdfg, (uhtch ne hP,
g"lorfy during the tutief pat 81 ~
1"fy 49, l16a'
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4 = u d 2 NJ III y 1T :. TF'77--
-, The setai- Weekly Pspers Al II, a., thr
Ned faasi, 81 - per Htnu1ns payable a..
,5.siss Ne .ziao, l,.sls ..tiii ie rsceis "a az
a r.s tina thlasis iasHtis, aad re rapef VII
IA discontinued tf.at a. ia ai'el't'3H 81 ue
A l.isr-4 u1tl al asYe.aRecs ara lsatd.
- alsreli.enents ~ a Inserted a. .,
rs PEI slsare ~ le#s) III, 5rsl tune. AMI
- Il ,zitfs tar eurh continuance 1hosr
Gaaa a d, sI4u.r ai1st Ie paid H. .rctions 81
thrr .n-efliep. ar thr psylseu assumed ly
q. - rzsrou -, person ia T. ns..sars.
= Ch4teery Osiefs ac inserted Tor 81
oi.itars
- Nllctters Addressed 10 The IIi'srs must
"a rnsr ram. ar tber will nj b. aiir MED Z"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-02-17
February -, 1924.

My illusions are more particularly TO the
county 81 Amherst, where the candidate,
have hren IN the habit OF circulating very
proiusely and uurescrHrdly, the essence OF
Rye, or thc enemy of man, y hiskey.
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iYNcnDraG. February II, tosi

& Thr pr crediag- oil In ~iatr Lrsi-la-
tars, in to-daY's prpr viii be .oata moo
iatercstins larn gsIht.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-02-17
,iiE NI3&GlNIAN.

T7sFYtPe f3rER \ loss Colin
f,4as ess 9. nc Lates ef4ht t't'sa.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-02-17
THE STATES.

.hn5sachusettS-Thc hll reducing the
salary of the Governor and other officers
has been rejected in the Senate.
.ha'ylGnd-The legislature have de.
chntd concurring in he resolutions of Al.
ahama, recommending Gen. jackson as
ffesldent-upon the ground, that they do
not ihnk 1t proper 10 interfere with any
SUCH nom'nation IN their legislature ca
paciy.
.NeO fork The II. Of Assembly was
IN committee of the whole on tire Election
bill. MrWhiting's amendment was lnst, 54
to 81 the chairman voting in the negative.
The 0W near privides for The election on the
majority system. Ga the committees
rising, Mr.. Finch moved again TO strike
o0t part OF 9Th section, for the purpose Of
inserting Mr.. Writings amendment
(Which propesedto vote by piuraiity, in
stead of mVority) The moiion WIS agDin
lost G4to 52.-Sevrral of the member,
thea observed, that though Meg lcere op.
posed TO Mc features ofthe bill. yet as they
iht't the choice Of the preside HiaI electors
Ought 10 90 TO the people, they would
vote for the bill IN lis present Shap.. The
bill was finally carried, ITO to sit Is now
before The Senate. Rich. Eng.
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Pretty doingS IN .stw.Jersev.-On
Friday we learn that 81 cocks, IL on a
side, were fought at liohoken for a very
considerable sum Of money. Several Of
The Bang cups were 90 the spot, and got
rid Of some of their loose cash. A few
swells we're also present, who had got
Thoroughly inocutated with ihe betting
fever at the celebrated race between Ec-
li2se and Henry, and they yrnturrd some
Eagle Bank notes upon the Bantams. The
sport as II is called, is "A cruel one; for the,
not only use gais, hut they pluck thu
feathers from the rumps Of the gallant
little birds to clear them for action. ",
have suspicion that there was also some
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1824-11-18
From he ZanesvWe (Ohto) Messenger
October 16.

We understand that there is in this vicini-
ty disconsoate lady who has lately been
deserted BY her husband. She states, that
he had given her no reason for absenting
himself, nor even appristd her Of his design,
and that he had treated her with the great
est tenderness and respect.-l1is neighbours
state that he had resided in his vicinity about
seven years, during which time he has been
generally rcspucted-has been highly es
teemcd as a scholar togcthel--and has done
the duties Of magistrate in w. L. to the
satisfaction of the people. But to the sur
prise Of all, it has been found since his de-
parture that there was a letter in the hands
of some person, stating that he had another
wife at distance. The letter was without
signature.
The situation of his wife, who is left with
two small children to lament the loss of an
ati'cctionate husband is truly pitiabc. She
is under the apprehension that lie thinks
She will despise and reject him. But, says
she, "Oh, could see him, would remove
his solicitudc. Though he may have de-
ceiyed me, yet never, never should it cost
him pang. would never mention it to
wound his feelings
This is published at the request of the i'm
fortunate lady, with a hope that those
Editors, who may think it cxpedicnt, will
give il place in their columns, that it may
fall into his hands, ard be the means of his
flucncing him to return to his distressed fam