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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-05

< CiiANCERY.-A rules held in the CietA', 1i1i ~
y We ourt oi the United States for the ci,cuit ana
'Ieina district on the frst Monday ia January is2s-
John Crugrr Wormley, Pr
Against -
Thomas Strobe, Hugh Wallace wormley and Mary his
80 ",t "'"ersf Dells.
ne deieN'ant Thomas Strede tnpon whom the suIpnna
~ s cause has been regularly served, bu) SAT-
ishc1'ity Hppears not To DE NJ
VIRGINIA 10" having rntered his appearance given So
curry hcror'.ing 10 rule nt the
Inc sni defendant Strobe do appear on the fr.t ,y ~ b
next term q" The court and The hill OF The nau,ir
anu mat copy of this rHe he nS-rt-d in ,or,.
newspaper printed IL the Richmond tor two onrbs
svccesSively and posted the front door o fe capitol In
the SAID civ - 49, -
January - '''"'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-05

hEApfNo, V"nn.) Jan. 24-Alflroueh the coal
"'i"fs ere upwards of 30 mrcs by land from Read.
"g, yet such IS the rnieTprze of the seve, W owners
mat our town has Tor The hast Two days been almost
crowded WIN co." Wagons, aud the article has be- ~
sold Is low ns - ccnls per buslel When The r.s
isa'Un shall have l'ecn completed we doubt not the.
iver and canal will hr flied with coal axis from, the
N'"e means Under these circumstances, who
would he willing To- check individual en,efpr,ze by
placing /" monopoly in The power Of an Incorporated
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-05
NOTIIE-

tx tVtne OF deed oi trust executed the Subscribers
- Dy william r. Graves and wife, secure debt due
70 te Coege al William and NJ .ry which duly re
ia ''e oi'cr Oi thr husngs oi Williamsburg
we viii sell al public CASH before the annr Of he
sIurtouse ~ The city OF Williamsburg, "Wednesday the
81 gay o march next cernin lot nf said civ coz
tanning four less. The aciinp a
trustees viii convey as such
q. sAUNDr9s. lr......
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-05

{ "'7ll 40 employ IA my family tie town Abng-
- uoh, Warrington county, Virgins, yoHne lady
privn ,0ress, VINO Is well qused English
"ud French languages and music. To u ona will
give salary vi six hundred dOliars-au nd her in DO
ing room, fire. candies, washing, She wi have
care OF the EDUCATION OF my daughter the same
attentions. SIG NCIS sNtITT~
January 81. 90 a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-05
PUBLIC SALE

virtue Of deed OF trust William,
- Mann and Frances his wife the of 10.
'h-r la' aud recorded in the county caurt al an
hr purposes therein mentioned shall self bic
p"'"r NJ public aucuon, for cash. cruri hons.
oH ue Sti d'y of MGrch nert. the
!" us h' the sat deed containing G6?i ling iinus
aeN IN Tue neghb IrhOod OF the courthouse frn,rry
me residence OF Major Frederick Woo isnn .u I,
thrrei a. may he sufficient raise ,one,
si ,e ny The rus deed aforesaid. The vested in ,h,
subscribers will be conveyed To the purchaser
CAAS. +. POPE. --
WIN. =. DANCE, ''"'eeS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-05
TO TORACCO-NAKERS

WISH to sell tract ofand Polecat swamp 10 the
county NJ Caroline II contains about 1000 acres aipn,
5Ooi II swamp, equal TO any ia Virginia fos toaero .
proof the two crups have made OF Of parf rea e,-
we're considered p1gs " superior any the Rich
mont market The improvements of the best hip, f
qrlreT plantation, and situation healthy ~ any below
he Hdgeif SELL u I've anediieiv and he Oil
Deng 10 pay my debts, ANY claim against be tat
IN part The premises will I've shown by sir poe1 nv
oVerseef residing The place. person iprn o.. Il,
purt base bargain may be had, early applicstis, m
made yvTfGpX srf'uss
bowling Green Sept 50 OF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-05
EAnrINN

HAVE observed thai of land called Tsneior W.
ing N the county Of Richmond. has advertised
The enquirer o be 10Th day january 1924 for sale
the ain Gay OF February next bv virtue Of
as = said from BeJ'uin d. Rust tive part George
saunders ot the 2n and David Greennw the So part
br pnhc are hereby nrifed, that consider that rae 0f
Did liable TO Indemnify heir dcvisee executor
Moore taunileroy dec. against Of damages
winch ans liable 10 ibe cidep heirs, devisees repre-
seniatves OF hoeTt TOnn dee moore r. Tomln dec.
IN consequence O decree Of superior court at chan
Gerry nr the fredericksburg district IN the Francis
oiih and Lefty his wife ruutin hcb iabiIitg
consider ari,e said decree together with The
following deeds AID wills, to wit deed IRON Benjamin
rust 90 Hannah Rust thu will Of Beuiamn Rust deed
FoI4lannai Rust TO Bnker DeraHereid and Sarah his
Miea deed from said Degrahenreu wife 20 Thomas
Eu"hrds deed from Ssii Edwards Moore Fauueroya
deed from said Fauuiefoy Robert Tomlin aud the viii
vt Hannah Rust All OF which said deeds and wills are u
record IN Rchmomd county court.
January SAINT q UArrNrt rpov
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-05
Loss Of The sehr. Kiny, by a Wqter Spout.

Loss Of The schr. Kitty, by a Water Spout.
The coasting schr. Kitty, Capt Eldrldse,
sailed from this port on Monday morning last :,
with two hundred bushels of corr, and reas
only on board, bound TO Comhabee. When
about to haul up South Edisto, with
pleasant breeze, the Wind suddenly died away
and 1t became a dead calm-n this situation,
without the least previous inimaton ofdangrr,
the schooner was struck and capsIZrd nv "A
water spout. The Captain and crew soun
found themselves upon the bottom Of .he vcs-
sci and the boat, which was laying upon the
deck of the schr. having drired near Them,
they succeeded, in getting on board her,
though hall full of water, and were soon after
taken up Try the sloop .4n,azon, and from her
transferred 10 the schr. Alilward and William,
Eife, from CJmbaher, ia which vessel they
arrived here yesterday morning. Captain
Eldridse and crew lost every article of cloth
Ing, &c. except what they had on at the mo-
ment the vessel was upset. The schooner
belonged to Capt. Elliott OF this city
Capt. E!drldge, and the crew oi the schr
Kitty, take this method to return their sincere
thanks to Capt. Eldridge of the sonp Amazon.
for his assistance in rescu;ug them from i'm
pending death, and for his humane attention
to them while on board his vessel. Chariest. u.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-05
Williamsburg, January 20 '"eOANp-iS"i s33-u,Is
VALUABLE LAND FOR SAFE.

- ~ |h~ND Cia '1ALrs.
VIE subscriber authorised sell the land Of
Doctor Roiert II. Rose. the county of Amberst II
situated on iiarriss creek considerable. .nnch Of
james river ana wiihn about miles OF th- OF
serg itcontans sos acresabou bic are c!enre,l
~ o pFii1e low groundth- balance
wy unoe"h rms entire tract of land rich.
wen adapted TO the caure of tobacco the creek,
2eeu ON TINS tract OF Land, there j. fn,: mill Few
private sale lie not effected beure rh6 the 4lh
Gay Oh March next II will on that day, il i.ir, ao
next ihir u"y thereafter Sundays excepted o'clock
mosi p1'ey and Internationally be sold, before
OF the Franklin Hotel in the town Of Lynchburg pnbc
auction. The terms will accomnntia ling ii The sale
be made at auction the credit will he eua pay
QUE aho Two years from the date OF the sale Bols with
approved security will be required.
January H. SS-i9N RICHARD POTIaPD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-05

Oio.-We have list Of the members of
the senate and of The house of representatives
of this state (now in SESSION. with the places
OF their birth. We have summed them up
as follows:
In Pennsylvania OF Virginia I6 New
Jersey II; Connecticut 10; New York 6 :;
Maryland 6; Massachusetts, 5; Ireland D :;
Rhode Island 9; Vermont 2 South Carroll
nag; New Hampshire 2 North Carolina ;
Kentucky !; New England 1 aud Ohio :;
Mr.. MunseIl.
twill astonish many who do not think.
That this great state, containing COO, 900 free
men, should ouly have one native IN its lrgis-
Iattlre-but we must recolect, that the whole
country was hut recently wrested from the
wiids of the west-the home of savagps aud
beasts Of The chace. miles.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-05
JERMAN BAKER, Treasurer.
sept y. 3S--T =. BROWN, j. "a Auditor

7EIt % 5"--U J. FEt'WN, Jr a Arditrr
'iriur "i deed ~ trtsi
~ W Ed~ard Hallan and lie, bedEire date the I7th
Of April 1917 duly recnred in tue office the us,inc
court of hchmo-d, SHALL for the purposes therein
pressed proceed 10 sell for ready money the premises
AT ~ O'Clock 'c 23d February next thar well
known property, the EAGLE TAVERN in The city ,,C
Richmond, and the tenement beluw the said Esgs
tavern rhe title which the Subscribers viii sell il
believed t0be iBispuHlIe, hut will convey only sr
title rs Is vested in them I,y saft deed at trust
WIN. DANIRIDGE
Der. PAHpEqT Z trustees.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-05
Goochlan.i, January a. '' 0'0' 'i saMId sec

VIE subscribers empowered by the pTsslen of nd
directors OF the James River Company 10 receive pro
posas tor part of the Loans authorised, procured v
them by an act of the General Assembly passed the 9th
day OF February 1928, entitled An making more eec-
10 anend The ac entitled for clearing proving
the navigation ofJames river, and fur uniting Eastern
and Western by the James and Kana,yba rivers
snd for other purposes"
All monies loaned in pursuance OF the snid act must he
pad INTO the treasury the tie Oh AUDITOR
upon the payment OF each loaned Treasurer
!he Commonwealth lViH certificate Of stack for ne
amount theTeof PUPorting tAGf the ap,s 20
Sh lender his executors &c the loaned Together
The interest agreed onthat tue interest shall be semi an
niaiy paid-iat the principal j. irredeemable for
twenty wears, and afterwards he redeemed pleas
IRE OF the Legislature.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-05
HiRELINGS WANTED

TOBACCO SrEMmERS 4 TWISTERS.-Tbe sutscri-
Der desires TO hire Tor the tnsung wear one hundred
tobacco strnmers HnS manufactured also twelve expert
pressmen and fpur good cnopers, leg makers.
Manchester, Dec.q. 69--tf COLIN MAC RAF.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-05

The New Hampshire State Prison is So
managed as I" yield small income To the
State, after deducting all expenses. The pre-
sent number Of prisoners is sixty This is
larger than heretofore; but is much smaller in
proportion 10 thr population ofthe State than
the number ia Massachusetts and Connecti-
cut There Is not female convict in the
prison, and has been hut one in five years past
The prisoners are principally employed RS
sione-cuttrrs and smiths. The utmost care
and watchiuness is exercised over the prison
ers. Before commencing their laior in the
morning, a chapter from the Bible is read To
them by the Warden. Each cell is furnished
with Bible; and clergy man breaches in
The prison every other sabbath. A schoul-
house is prOelded for those whe are desirons
OF learning 10 read; this room is furnished
with fuel, light, books, and paper. Three
prisoners only are confined in one cell, and
care Is taken to separate the old offenders
from the young.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-05
N0I11sE.


IL persons having claims againsf BAIT. nANDRTnGE
decea.ed, are requested TO bring them forward prop
cry authenticated, as arrangements NAV be made dis
charge them and all those h0 are indebted are roeed
70 discharge thcir respective balances ~ no rfer inds
genre will be given. TUNSIALL BANKS Sdr'of
Jan. II 2S-fm v,itb his /. III ,r,c,e9
HiHiGm W,mfoyd and George Uyfhe 1fun)ord
II AVE united IN the practice 81 law 10 Ar snsror ADD
lHisrinr Courts brd in is city Whasver bpsintss
may he entrusted their care, will ugats he attended
y one or both nj then Their Office is scpt Of
William, Mnnfnrd.
Nichmoud. fanearv o. eO0ro,
~ Nfrtic %" defu Ui cutfG v JOHN HnndOph
- aud judith hi wife TO te subscribers f1r ccrisn
"fpo,r Herein eEpres'e VII be sold 1T public auciion
the lg' February 1924 The following of lard. s.,
nur thereof ~ vi! hr sufcirrf, w y certain paree
ct land hing and being ~ e county o Pow haan coiian
leg rs acres and bounded v the acs or Tinsley
aud nhers also The tract II fn .n the county Of Pnwa
tsn jOisHg The said t,iy purchased Of Joln anil
Mary Hawkes. contni6ing 2abt acres.
WILLIAM POPE D
ChklSrOpHER AHTHoNY ''"s'
Poviatap, Jsi1ofy ". ~ wAve
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-05

tcresfs ut The nationa expense, viii impair the
revenue. aud will III dIsect repuEnauc. tn IN,
equal and benign principles az ouf pr'iiicai in
stiull"ns, impose heavy burdens ON IN. "a. /
body of our citizens and give Ia n small num-
h"r the advantages of an oppressive mono
p"y.
Resolved, That the duty proposcd in thu
raw materials iron, hemp and wool, is So g'-at
rs la he almost prohhtnry that IT i, taicu-
lated Ia drludt the agricultural interest
support measure which will enhance the
p'.re of Winter clothing To every iaborrug man
IN tn" community, Ia decrease the EXPENSE Of
almost evcrv implement lar farming and Z, e.
~ machine Tor manufacturing aud the cost OF
every snip or vessel IN our extended inland,
coasiing and foreign commerce.
Resolved, That II is a duty Incumbent on
ms Chamber To express lis decided opinion
~ "pposiiinn Ia the Injurious an.; partial ten
drncy al the proposed hill.snd thata firm hut
respectful memorial To the National l. g,sa
lure he prepared Tor this purpose, and Laid
before the Board a, a special meeting, To be
called by the President To- rpcei,e il.
Resolved. That Committee he appointed
l" correspond with the commercial cities and
other ports of the Union. to invite their CO.
operation in demonstrating against the Bill,
now before Congress, for increasing the Ia
riii al duties and that the Committee be au-
thorlsed To pursue such further fair and pro-
per measures as they may deem necessary.
WlItrrupon M.ssrs Woolsey, B.urman,
Hurd, Carow and Fish were appointed n
committee To prepare and report ii memorial
To Congress; and the following mrmhers
were appointed Committee of Corr-spon-
dence, viz.
| Robert Lenox, Esq. Chairman-Messrs
March, Onisi.d, Goodhur, Tibbifts, Il.
Tucker, Sheldon, J. Home, Thompson, Mag.e,
| Wright, Heard, Grisw"ld, Phrlp-, Galia-
CHER, B"ekman. Ogden, Bethune, De l,ham
Dubois, Hoyt, }. A. Stevens
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-05

written by James Pirier. Esq of Donaidsonyl. for the
opening Of the American Theae, New Orleans md lie
i.'ered by Alr CALDWELL the request the Litera,,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-04-30

u The CONSTITUTIONAL Wing rs published
frice a 'cesk, (tuesdays and Fridoys) al ire dbl
tars per dln,,tt, payable tcit7, SIR months, BIZ al
Wto IRE original subscribers become ninety
days from The date Of The Isl No., and in ddrance
for all Ui,o subscribe thereafter.
~ For aircriisiag-jjiy cents square (orless)
for The first insertion, and 81 12 cents for eacj, con-
hauace.-Ihe number Of Insertions musi DC noted
on The, M. S., oiterwise they wM be continued and
charged accordingly.
a. advertisements from, The country to he paid
FOR IN adracc assumed By some responsible i.,di-
ridual en- His place or Manchester.
~ M letters tn Me Editors mast be postpaid,
or they tcW receive no attention.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-04-30
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
FORTIFICATIONs
MONDAY, April 10, 1924


On motion of Mr.. McI.anc, tho ,ro,.;o
1ers OF the day were dispensed with .,,d AZ
itousc went into committee of the whole 49,, AZ
Dill niaklng appropriations for COMPLETING ~
several Notifications of the United States ;, ME-
Lathrop III the Chair. WI
II, re,auon TO the appropriation of S1o5. 0oo
Tor the Fort at Mobile Point MIR. CoSel1o III,
Tor further explanation, which wac go, to
Mr.. McLanc, Mr.. Hamilton, and M S'no ny
of Alabama. 4Ai o"en,
MIR. McLane moved to change the annro,ri,
ton OF $4,000 from Fort Fayette. Nnpv VIZ
narpor' TO the projected work on New IJtrecbt
III inc same harbor; and supported the motion
by giving statement of the circumstance 80,
ing on the question. O''t-
Nr: Cooke opposed the amendments. nc o,o;,,,.
TO authorize a new ratification, before tboee =
ready commenced were finished ''o'e d.
Mr. Hamilton spoke in reply. and dof,,5os
the propriety and necessity of erecting the work
proposed. ''-o WORK
Mr.. McI.anc confirmed the same view .ns
explained the connection of the nronos.1 s quo
with the general plan Of defence.
Mr. Sharpe stated some further f,cts ~
commended that the proposed ratification 80 %
necessary defence to Fort Iafavette. yvss MT
new measure but only completing what vas al
ready begun. nat I" '' al
Mr.. Cooke again urged his objections and
was replied to by Messrs CambrcIeno ar,J , snu
Lane. ''S ana NC
Mr.. Cobb thought that a clause in ~, ,,.o
priaion bi was not the mode in which CIR
should express its will for the extens;or ~ n %
pan OF defence; and that the size and Ior-,t;I'
OF the severa! foItrtsscs should be- to w.,
them. '''e" ior Guiding
MIR. Mciane replied, and .iIr. Cobb ov,,1,;,,
ca, and enforced tic grounds no had t.l-oI
Mr.: Hamilton spoke in reply. "'o
ihe question was then taken ON NJ. 1ns
Lanes motion, and decided in tic afirr,,.,t;,'.,
50 to Is. s ann "'dtiVe'
Mr.. McLanc moved further 10 amend tho
oIi' ny inserting clause TO appropriate. fer tho
grauual armament Of tie Qualifications. Z 100 don
=, "r' Hamilton supported This amendment
re 'tdtou iidt bhi 10 this effect, appronr;a-
ing larger amount, bad passed tglc Senate, ana
vas referred 10 Il committee Of th;s H.
That committee had agreed ,,ot 4, 49,, i,o'i'''
sage of the bill from lie Senate. rro,;,lcI' a..
amendment, now proposed, were serecd 70 ~ ~,
tie House. ecu ~ ny
MT. Cobb and Mr. Varcc, OF Ol,;o. vvero -,
posed to the incorporation of this aDnr1nr;.tid,,
with the bill now before the House. desir,,,o, de-
it should be separately presented. ''''
MIR. Hamilton replied.
mr. Reed, of Massachusetts. made yor-o -.
marks IN reference 10 the prices which bod t,s.,
heretofore gITen for cannon and tIo 1
winch ought to be taken for procu,ir,c- tbor,,
MT SicLane said, he did not ns,rt;r,,i.,-1-,
wish TO press the subject on the TJp,,sc at"I
tune. lie, therefore withdrew his a,rer5,,o,,.
MT Mcbane then moved to amend tlo IN
by inserting an appropriation for ccrfa;., ; ,,,,
pToverncnts to be made in the buildings atf,cI,as
10 the MILITARY Academy At West PoinL. S-Li,
~"''Hapeh, 7Tas rejected, o u q
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-11-19
COMMITThL. OF DISSENTING MINIS
TIERS TO THE TREAD MILL

| Various account, having been gwen OF he COM
initial 10 the tread mill oil two Dissenting ministers,
10y clerical maglst ate of the county oil BncSmg'
ham we are happy to have il IN our poser 70 g'e'
history OF the transaction in question, Of the aecuta
Icy Of which our readers may ely. a CO.. gitgalO0
OF BapIists H. the county above mentioned, h''ns
erected u meeting house, which cost more money
than they were themselves able to qudaIe, depUleo
lwo Ministers oil their persuasion to raise the requ
site funds by contributions from members Of thsf
sect and others who might be disposed 10 era'
their aid Than this proceeding nothing is mole
common. The sectarians Of his kinr dom being
precluded from any assistance from the public Pu'''
are Of necessity obliged to bud their several places
Of wYrship at their cost, and these chatgFsa arc
usually supported by public subscription he bap
list Deputies had made some little progress III Ihe"
mission when they were arrested and carried pelo'
he Rev Justice Lowndrs by the Rev. Mr. MGR
shall. Vicar oil Newport Paenel who is also va
lgstrac Who had the bnldHess 10 swear that ''e''
two Ministers were "impoItors. rogues AID 'ss''
bonds collecting money uhder the alse ana "'OVu
lent pro,ex bulldins chapel " ln constfu'm,.s
oi The Information thus SUPPORTED by the oa'h VI az
Reverend brother, Justice Lowndes underline p'o''l
siohs OF the Warrant Act. committed the sutp''.'
de 'lnquenls to the tread uill for mouth ] nc ~"
grcgalon who had depuied the latter to maSe wy
no sooner ntalu OF inc 'te VI "e'i II
than they sent petition TO the inormani' Ma's"'"
distinctly s!ating the which hey presume"
had fallen into, aud enlreaing him 10 inquire "O
the matter. Bu TO this petition this Christian o,".
paid no attention, and did noi even commul'o'N
TO Mr.. Luwndrs. In the meantime, TIE 'ieu"'v
b $ rash oath were working al the tread NH, ~
one oil them under the severity OF bis l1Do' WIN"
blood vessel. I he case made noise IN the eou',y
as might have been expected and when LoM"Sr Il
ound that his conduct met With The dlssppt oOS".;
his brother Magistrates, he attempted 10 shee' a h.
sell under another clause Of the Ac, undef VIM" d
had committed the ministers; but being ie"" no,
that the offence charged sci io'th 10 MS .o,
he. on the twenty fifth day OF their eo'h"s"h L
sent an order Tor their bei a,on. This siep sc
lowed by letter from the swearer, AiarSha "G.r
knowledgng his err or, and in general te ''s ...,s
ing compensation Here the matter at prese"'sS,s
AS it is expected that the injured parties wiz en,s
dress in a court law, We shall make no o"""ac,ed
save that ii is deyoutIy to be wished ,h'' 'he NO
hand which infused the Holy Ghost mo nss,caud
parson- justices had at the same Time hs nth
to the little knowledge OF law anu ~ a. ~ oah
Liverpool Mercury
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-11-19
FoR THE wATcHMAN.
ERY.-No. 2.

"The b91r i.lhabiiaui, behoids in VAN
Tie iedning orange agd he swelling grain;
J,,yle he secs The growing OILS and "ine,,
And III tile myrtlt's iragrsn shade repines."
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1824-05-08

on hrs mind life became wearisome, and the
world, like barren desert, afforded him neither
comfort nor consoation.-By degrees he lost the
use of his reason, and fell into lingering disease,
Of which he died-the sfctim Of broken heart
o. sweet be their sleep, and light the sod that
presses the forms of the Forest Warriors
NELASCO