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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-03-26
PiREi.'I4 In ne Superior Court Of Chan
ceryfor he District Of Ricl,a,oad, l9M .HarcJ,
1921,


John McCredie and George SfcCredie, infants, by
VIVA. II. Dyer, their next fricnd.... PlainiiGs--A.
GAtNsr " IN. ID. Wren, Sergeant of the City OF
richmond, and committee of the estate Of Nancy
AlcCredie dec who widow and adInr'x Of John
McCrcde dec. Tsc,,1rrcr ~ codson Sheriff of Gum,
her!and county. to whom hath been committed for
administration The estate of James Penn, dec. who
was admr. Of Holm McCrcdie, dec and as exr. nj
George McC!edic, dec. who was also Al ad,nr. al
the said John NoCrcdc, dec. Walter Dunn, eyr. ol
John Graham, William Long, Lucy X. Greenhow.
adinf x. OF ja'ne' Greenhow dec and Beverly Ran
doiph, exr. Of Harry Heth, dec. who was adnr. of
samuel Clarke, Dcicadanfs.
Bctscy McCredc, Robert Sprigg and Polly Ms
wife, kiddcr Bell and AdaliDla llis rife Plum
HFS--AGAINsT fscharncr Wocdson, Sheriff of
Cumberland county, to whom hath beer, committed
i"i administration, the estate of James Penn dec
"ho was exr. of George McCrcdc, dec. Waiter
Dunn, cxr. of john Graham, dec. WIN. Long, and
Dareily Randolph, cxr. of Vary Heih, dec. who
was c>r. Of Samuel Clarke dec. DrftndcnLs
AND Walter Dunn, cxr. Of John Graham dcc.....
FtaW.0--AGAINsr John McCredic IT. and Geo.
NcCfcdie jr. infants. under the age Of twenty ono
years, two Of the distributes of John NIcCycdic
dec and as heirs davisccs, and lpgatces of Ceotro
NcCrcdic dec WIN. ID. Wren, Sergeant of fine civ
Of Richmond, and committee Of the estate Of Nance
hcCrccic. dec. in her own right, and as adnr'x. cf
the said John Me- Creole, dec. Tscharncr Wocdsop.
sheriff Of Cuinberan1 county, u whom hath been
committed for administration the estate Of James
Perm, dec in right Of tho said Penn as adnr Of tbo
said John McCrcc, dec. and as cxr. of sud Ccorrs
McCrdie, dec. and guardians of the infants .rro.
and George McCrcdic,jr. William Long, Lucy X.
Greeuhow, admrX. and Ann Eliza Lucy Ja,nes e.
Samuel Greenhow, infants and heirs n JAS Groom
now, dec. Beverly Randolph, cxr. of Harry ueth.
d"c. Who WIS d'inf OF SatI9ei Cla-ic DC. Boi--
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1824-08-28

ceivcd She was Still living. No force could drag
him from the apartment, though every blow Of thu,
hammer on the lid of the coffin seemed to STRIKE
upon his breast When the body carried out,
he sprung to the door, and was scarcely withheld
by his domcstics and myself from useless oppos>
ton to the bearers, His Evcnc was at length sepa
rated from him forever and his grief, from being
outrageous, subsidized at length into melancholy and
total silence. She was buried in the church, ard
far distant from her grave. His pleasure was to lean
ON one shoulder of the slab which bears her name,
and rumnatc on the long grass which waves to and
fro over the turf that covers her remains A pre-
mature decay carried him off at the end of the wear,
and lie nov lie, beside her in the same grave
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The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1824-08-28
FROM THE PORTLAND ADVERTISER.
ANTL.E WILLIAM.

Twas beautiful molnng when walked with u
friend sloW! over south Boston bridge, through
green meadow, and laughing fields, to the poin'
Of Dorchester We had intended to visit the Gas
tlc-ynd here were within mile OF it, will, Il
sheet OF placid water between and its r;,lnpaIts.
1t Of those still mornings whcn the bugc
floats CLEARLY in the air, and the drum and fife come
rolling and screaming on the ear; when The flag
hangs loosely on the staff, and the voice OF TIC
sentinel, and the clnk Of the hammer, and the
sound of tramplns feet, distinctly heard in tn,
prevailing camncss A little signal was run NJ.
and in a few moments boat seen cutting tie
still water, and stretching towards US with the fun
strength Of its III few moment, mo,e i,
grated the sand. We sprung on board, and
atcw bounds of the barge brought Us 20 the enlbay.
'lci island. At ti sd: Of the sea, which came RIP
ping and n,lrnurng almost to il, door, stoo, tic
httie cottage OF ,oer II MAS SIN, H., but it Was
little paradise tor contcnted mind and manN
bluc and beautiful eyes were in it, looking out Ike
guardian stars oycrthc wa>e.. At last 4 walk VS.
proposed and VIC santtred along upon the tnrtf
c:tons winch tive high grass was histlina 10 the
wind, and wilerc Ne ctnnoE looked out with ter
rblc cyc upon tl ocean Le'> ath, There said Il
noble officer who As A my sc, and he pointed at
grave just a fee, ,he.e les soldier
lie shot tilro' h. heart, thi, very spot WIKI
out one fliurnar, one lecol nc had won his death
y, hi, d.shono,.' Gle storm haA beat upon It, and
tie path Of the s.n..> s.i co,c by it nc lad thcl.
and WAS forgotten \ Little monument iuo. rlist,.
ii, i,c. above tic lt.>h graea, beloW ti.., tuu,
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1824-08-28


come down and witness his bcatitude" 1t was
impossible resist an invitation which promised 50
much pleasure.
Upon my arrival at the manor house, was shown
into library, where the chaplain received me-
"lt YOU wish to Mr. Morel he is in that apart
mcnt, sad the clergyman, pointing to open
door entered and found myself i'll darkened
bcd-chamber. Oh! one moment told me all There
was q marble figure stretched upon the bed hca-
v and oycrpowcrng smell of herbs and flowers
filed the room every thing clothed in deadl,
white. 'Poor EvcEnc ~ said |, bending over her,
thou vert a short Ii, cd flower" A smile seem
cd to gather on the lips of the gl, as sad these
words smile between regret and rc,sm.,,ion--
She was in her wedding dress, in which, Is after
wards learned, She had desired to be buried.
There was no other covering, and brought
to my recollection her appearance the day of
hex marriage, She seemed in nothing altered but
That Size sill and pale. "Go, Of hca, en-
;kapc ONLY Slept" SAID /, touching the III, hand
IL lay motonlcss beside her A chill Shot up
through NY arm, and trozc the very boo,! ext inl
heat NJ! i'm olunt.,rl exclamation reused lIcnr,
from lis 'erpor he g.,zcd at me for some time,
then, pointing to the body, as if to inform me of
what was already too plain, " f., cline is Dead" said
he, ''shc is dead" made no rcmurk-cons
was prem.turc-ii.lced Was unable to afford it.
form, losrt was flowing ti4rou my eyes He rose,
Game NJ, close to ms, and, lc;ulne on my shoulder
asked, il tone of familiar but rryoltns ocul,rt,,
elf Ewas to congratulate him 2" Then, v ill.,
out waiting for Al answer, he con-. nltd in tic same
strain OF bitter irony, "There, there is my i.l.i- a
there Is my bc.,tltule have not to bc hap
Ply beauty and grace and goodness in my poses
sion am not cnsiable Yan " he laughed
wildly save" continued L3, addressing the in
sensible figure, "thc9c ,ou lie IN sour wedding gar
lip, fresh from tic marriage lad. look at her slen-
der ankles, and her little feet, Just IS she lad lain
down after the dance and her arms there so white
and long and her fair bosom, with the c,rls play
| ing about her snowy neck E,elinc, dear Eyelinc
have YOU indeed forsaken me % God 0 God
that this could be all dlcam No. no, is no
drcAnI-no dream Here he became AGAIN nsesi-
bic, and rclipscd INTO his former attitude, lis ewes
fixed on the bed and his hands clcnchcd in incx-
prcssiblc despair
When they were mailing up the coffin, the yoll;
wllower rushed from my arms into the room, tore
open the ill., and threw himself Gu the body. We
could scarcely oblgc him to let the opel alton pro
coed, whilst he necessarily exclaimed that w re
bury ing his Evcne alive She lay in her bii,.-
attire in the coffin, his bewlered Imagination con
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-06-08

MEssRs. GALES & SEAToN,
have addressed to General JACKSON
a letter on the subject of Mr.. LowRlE' s
Communication which appeared in your
paper Of the 5th instant. The Genera
has returned me an answer, and have
obtained of him permission to publish il.
With view, therefore, to bring the mat
ter fully before the publie, ser ,"u
my Letter, and the Generals Answer,
with request that you will insert them
in the In.elligencer. Respectfully YOURS
sc. u. kREMEk.
May 6. 1924.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-06-08
Washington, May 5th, 1924.
DEAR GENERAL,

DEAR GENERAL,
Mr.. Lowrie has again made his APP
pearance in the Intelligencer, and endea-
vors to prove his charge in relation to
the letter, said to have been written by
you, to the President, and read by the
President to him. The President, on a
former occasion, informed me he had me-
yer read such a letter to Mr. Lowre; and
Mr.. Findlay, who is said to have been,
at the time, present, has stated to me
that no such letter was ever read to him.
Having communicated to the editor OF
the Democratic Press the information l
had received, was led to believe that
we would hear no more OF this letter.
Subsequen, events, however, shew that
l was mistaken. Mr.. Lowrie, in his
publication, says, speaking of the letter,
" WHY does Mr.. Hay adopt the express
sion used in the newspapers, rather than
in my letter, viz. two federalsts and two
/ democrats !" BY this, he evidently an
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-06-08
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BY HOOPER WARREN.

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Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-06-08

AN ACT declaring the assent of Congress to
certain Acts of the State of Alabama.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
Of Rehresentatives Of the United States
Of america in Congress assembled. That
the consent Of Congress be, and hereby
is, granted to the operation Of an Act Of
the General Assembly Of the State of
Alabama, passed on the 3oth OF Decem-
Der, one thousand eight hundred and
twenty three, entitled "An act to i'm.
prove the navigation Of the Coosa river,
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-06-08

AN ACT extending the term of pensions,
granted to persons disabled, and to the wi
dows and orphans Of those who have been
slain, or who have died in consequence
OF wounds, or casualties, received while in
the line OF their duty, on board the private
armed ships OF the United States, during
the late war.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
Of REPRESENTATIVES fthe United STATES
Of america in Congress assembled, That
the pensions OF all persons, who now
are in the receipt thereof, under the
provisions OF the following laws of the
United States, or either of them, to wit |:
an act passed March fourth, one thou
sand eight hundred and fourteen, enti-
tied Gan act giving pensions to the Or
phans and widows of persons slain IN the
public or private armed vessels OF the
United States; and an act passed April
Axteenth, one thousand eight hundred
ia,l eighteen, entitled, " An act III add.
ion 10 an act giving pensions to the or
Phans ana widows OF persons slain III
The public or private armed vessels oil
the United States" so tar as regards
pesons receiving pensions from the unt
arising from capture and salvage, made
by the private armed vessels of the
United States, be, and the same are here.
| by. continued, under the restrictions and
regulations in the said acts contained
tor and during the additional term o
i've years, from and after the period o
he expiration of the said pensions, re
| spectively PROVIDED, however, Tha
he said pensions alone shall be paie
rom the proceeds OF the -privateer pen
sion fund, so called, and without recourse
to the United States for any defcienU,
(should such occur) which may hereaf
ter arise thereon: And, provided further
That no pension shall be paid to any suct
widow after her intermarriage, nor to an,
orphan children of snch officer, seamen
or marines, after they shall have attainet
the age OF sixteen years.
Washington, April 9, 1924.
Approved: JAMES MONROE. 4
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-06-08

tended TO convey the opinion, that he,
Mr.. Lowrie. had not made use of this
expression. This, in iaci, was the charge
made-this was the question put by me
to the President, and to this question was
his answer gwen, and which Mr.. Lowrie
did tell me, on more than one occasion,
that he would prove Although am
perfectly clear, in my opinion, that nei-
Their folly or wickedness can be a suffi.
Gent reason to ransack bureaus, and
drag forth the private correspondence of
any man, yet, as have been frequently
called upon, by my constituents, for in
formation in relation to this letter, and
feeling confident that no motive can exist
with you for Withholding the contents of
any letter you ever wrote, therefore
respectfully ask you, in order that the
public may be correctly informed, to
communicate to me whether you ever
did write such letter or not.
Accept the assurance of my high con-
sideration and regard. Very respectful
Is, your fellow -eiiizen,
G. KREMER.
Gen. ANDREW JACKSON,
Guy Of Washington.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-06-08

and 10 aid in its connection with the Ten.
nessee walers;" and, also, to an Act
passed on the thirty-frst oil December,
one thousand eight hundred and twenty
three, entitled IAN act to improve the
navigation of the Tennessee river"
Washington May 18th, 1924.
Approved: JAMES MONROE.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-06-08

AN ACT supplementary to the act, entitled
An act supplementary to the act, entitled
An act tor the relief of persons imprisoned
for debt"
BE IL enacted BY the Senate and House
~ Representatives Of the United States
Of .Hmerica in Congress assembled, That
the person or persons who shall or may
be commissioned, either by any Judge
of the Supreme Court OF the United
States, or by any District Judge OF the
United States, to administer the oath pre-
scrlbed by the act, entitled "An &C, for tht
relief OF pers ms imprisoned for debt,
passed on the sixth day OF January, An
10 Domini one thousand eight hundred
shall, and may have full power and an
thorlty 10 issue citation, directed to the
creditor, his agent or attorney, if either
lives within one hundred miles OF the
place OF Imprisonment, requiring him tc
appear at the time and place therein
mentioned, it he see fit, to shew cause
why the said oath or affirmation shout,
not be administered.
Sec. 2. .dnd be il further enacted
That, if the creditor, his agent, or attor
ney, lives within fifty miles OF the plaq,
of imprisonment, only fifteen days pre-
Ivious notice by citation shall be required
Washington, April %, 1924.
Approved JAMES MONROE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-13
GAKnEN GEEne

w subscriber Is receiving from London, via n. York
=, 'nd now sndtng from hoard the Tobacco Plant a
We variety necessary for kitchen garden Tie has asn
a a"u WI receive in few days, The following GRASS
oLbDo Wa red clover, timothy, herds grass, orchard
E.as, Ne-Also on hand luterne. white clover highland
sauo| ost, miet guinea grass and green sward seed
bioH mucous ffoocr RoofsTus received from Anlser.
u va rew yora Few packages Of choice hubcus aoVer
IO eaeb Fack9ge containing between 80 50 roots of
eect sorts consisting Of hyacinths double tulips crow
mPenas, double sweet scented jonqus pnlyanthus mar
cssu'i e"eus, &C. all distinctly named and some OF theu,
sy sugror list 81 each package may be seen AZ the
'Ce ' me sobscrhcr The contests Of package Is
chcuaitd 10 be sufficient 20 garden-or will
tHsWer inr pong 10 hlcnm IN the parlor-are al hardy
u whirh viii stand the winter of the Norerg
STATES Tue price = seven dollars per package.
CHARLES u ABRAHAM Drugoist
Corner Of 18th and street RebTsopd
where may be had medicines drugs paints dive sunni ~
u g. T. n requests his old friends aud customers 10
give bin Calls be PLEDGES himself that nntbng Il al L
w"hinGn lis psri 70 give entire Satisfaction T. an
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-13


TO THE NEMeaf or rnH GALLANT AND MUf
rESFp kfrtiO
FROM tue cir'e siCkeN vi ut ,hr ard anL slave,
ihnu art .un- c i.e hone ufii.s nee.
Add hhrriy sfcti> tbi l. i.h, on iiy crave
witch she wgcpS aut tlT rlhriNss lii, thee.
V,ier ire pare Thi 80 victory l>lN from, lhy sword,
S"tlhinih-ti thu tNrau'', dirk pride.
NJ! Vs'nit The ciov nj nr,'ci,'tOr ns.lOrd
That mcrcy he aiNAy Cenied.
rhoush his hands ,iii ia the isnooen, bleoi
OF 'h~ r'en who hnd rais'd him TO reisnj
Sei Ger iim ,he S"uirr ~: liberty s,uvL,
Aud sn,cte aOJ .he N-io Spain.
rhon hast ;angl't that mi lesson of virtue to Kings
Their gratit,,G" loves . ibspet;
bur while they spreading tnhfion', Wild yiurs
Thew may near AT ia, ucnior, Vet.
RfEGo il blame TO ,hy a-tiuns We rive
IL was hat The vuitutts no ,oie
The heart Strings n freedom suffered to live
And again dash their t+lpns in gore.
Bat they who have slain could never Disgrace
Thy tate has bHi h.igh. end ihy nare
Ana 10y de~j' sa'il the bod baud vt history trace
o. the adainani column cffsEe.
Yet, woe ioity county, hes honor and pride
Are 'lLrind a; the ivrt at ihr vale
uer virtue was sai,Ivn Ivy gold, aud il died,
A"u her iyFdnt shall murder nad smile.
On the spnt where the Hero uf Freedom is laiJ
Her chonip oa The latest and FIRST
S8ah zoe h"liu" q "a inemhr,uce OF mankind be pait
Wlii'e hIS n,erder,rs grave is aecurs..
When the heroes ufiihefty uiumu, nu,i,
They shall mark " hat thy s,urv declares
thhI httys VI ,t1 once itOy'd unworthy tn
"ih parish the weakness that Sparest
And thou who art lri, TO lament Ger h : doom,
sat widow, thy sa!ate shall IL,
maj EngIn"ds free people SHALL homer his tomb,
SinE be huu'iers oI Nir'ue with tlee r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-13
July 20, 1928.
LAND s. NEGKOES FOR SALE

WILL be sold On the premises the highest bidder on
w Thursday The i5h January (if fair If not the
next fair day) wo-thirs of the land attached That WELL
known siard public house, known by the name of
PAlNVIlLE, formerly Chnquepn Church. Six eaual an
nusi payments viii he gives the purchaser by giving
bonds with approved security, and deed trust on The
land 10 secure the punrtual n ynien,s thereof.
Likewise between % aud 80 likely NEGROES, consist
iog Of r'en boys and girls. Also same dime
and place. will be sold the horses, nilcb aud
the crop aud fodder wagon.
'unbr cart, two sets OF Jacksniths tools wheelwrcs
TOOLS quHntti of timber. aud all the unfinished work in
Tue shops some household and kitchen furniture &c. &c
credi; OF twelve months for all dollars and
upwards will he given tue purchaser giving bonds
undoubled security, aud under That amoun cash will lie
required The sale Ill continue from day until the
whole is so,d. JOHN n. JETER Admor
with the will annexed al John Jeter dec.
~ An persons having claims ngainst the estate are re-
qhested To exhibit them legally authenticated as the law
directs and those Indebted sheretA invited 10 make
payment without delay. JOHN 4. JErER Admir-
Amelin, norcmber 50. 7i-tLs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-13
:
VIM DANDRIDGE,
bec-SS 69-tds WIN BARRETT. trustees
= THRUSH SALE OF LAND

by vrine OF deed ofrust executed TO the subscriber
by Josiah Goodman and Susanna dis WIFE, for the p,r-
poses theren named, deed hearing date h ,ay
OF December 1927, and duly recorded in Cumberland
county, VIII be sold TO the highest bidder, on FRIDAY the
IAN OF February next for cash. wtboureserye Attract of
land lying IN Cumberland county, both side. OF the
Suinra road and Immediately the side Of Apn.
maiiox river adjoining the lands Of lac. Goodman and
Mrs Jenkins, 1nd containing hundred and thirty four
acres, more or less This land lies within one mile Of
gO~ manufacturing null and southeast Of Cumberland
Courthouse six niles, well improved, with good dwc
mouse ana every other necessary house with good ~
Ihresbng mac hnethe land ia good order for cr6ppnp
This land IS well worth the any person wishing
10 own farm Of this size The sale will take Mace ON The
premises and such right is IN the rsfee which
IS believed TO be unquesisDable, will be conveveb
'hrWHFV n F'--W9wN SAMI. IIOUSON. Trretee
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-13

WE subscriber begs leave return his thnoLs IN his
a friends and the pobic for the announcement 81 c
ne mas received since hsre opening the Sbook0e Iu Tay
erh"-his bar "rl always Ire furnished Of
quoS and ms table with the best provisions aore Nv m
market. HIS rooms which well adapted 20 the accom-
ooudnn OF travellers, hoarerS and private families and
supplleu WIN excellent beds, which will he kept in tic
nea'est orderHs stables furnished with good rtain
aha i1Jage ana attended by experienced faithful
Ts FROM MS long experience in the marketing business
e onn9s not hot he will he able give general sa,siae
op'n tnose who may favour bin compapy His
fare shall he inferior nome and bis prices suiblS 10 the
times TJibN sc ~ - ~ -, '"D
u FOX HENT-The subscriber has Store nd Count
ing room adjoining the Shockoe Hin Tavern for rent on
reasonable terms lisa good for businesslkewise
good dwelling House, with Kitchen SmOkeLonse Dairy
a"d eNcelent veil wafer in the yard Also can board or
Horses by the year month week, on low terms
rec. oV 7l--6t