Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-08-25


somcr she grows older
Gy Mr. Alphonso de Syon Motto of General La
fayette-Why nof no,2
by Mir. Ellsworth, (of Connecticut The Tree OF
Liberty: No where exotc planted by spirits OF 10:
wa,ered with the blood of heroes-nay it grow immor-
tai and never be clipped but for scons.
by MIR. Chauncey, (of Philadelpha.) Our respect !
ed and beloved guest, George Washington Lafay cite.
He has imbbed the principles osthose whose names he
bears.
BY DIR. Arnold (of New Jerseyl The Elk Presi-
member him with gratitude in the decline of life and of
, fortune.
by Mr.. Coolidge of Boston. ''louug Americans
If they would know what they have at home, and how TO
appreciate its worth, Let them go abroad"
/ BY MIR. John Capt Albert Galatin-his recent APP
ppntmeat another proof tat parties exist when the
public good requires faithful services and pre- eminent
talchts.
BY Mr.. VIM. A. c. Barnet. James Monroe--his
message OF December, 1928, fit commentary on our
glorious declaration of 20, which he sealed with his
youthful blood
BY Mr.. Emmerson of Boston The American Navy,
tarllyng 10 il the words of Byronl--
GLOW glorious!y her gallant course she soes
Her white wings flying from her foes
VINO would not brave the battle fires, the wrecks,
To move the monarch OF her pcoplcd decss:''
by Mr.. Bond, of Boston. Beautiful Francc--tie
head oi Chivary the nursery of the Arts which adorp
anu the courteses which sveetcn life.
by Dr. Niles, of Boston The memory OF David
Byron, and Canova-Genius has country; il should
receive the Tonnage of all
by Mr.. Grnnbal of South Carolina General An
drew Jackson: he constitutes of The brightest gems
IN the diadem OF countr,'s glory.
by Mr. f.. Nj. Ely. Greece: her rallied patriots and
living Victims may Cociraue revenge both
by Mr. Altard, ofNew Orleans. J. r. Poinsett our
worthy Representative at Mexico, who is drawing to-
gether each day more closely the ties which connect us
with the Mexican people
By Mr. Scott of South Carolina. The heroes of ,7G:
Band OF brothers who burst their letters hurled them
at their oppressors and shouted sSthey were trecn
iy Mr.. Porter, of New York. The Earle of the
NOrth II be accompanied bv the cnsirn
and peace, in all its visits tue Republics of the South
by MIR. Daniel Low, of New York. Commerce.: the
OF our external relations consolidated by re-
ciproca services.
by captain Bonneville Hickory the best lash for an
cucmv. 49, ~
After Gen. Lafayette had retired the foil ,winr oas,
was proposed
by MIR. Ellsworth. The Nations Friend: NAV he
onS 'c 10 enjoy with the victories of youth, the con-
quest OF age, the hearts of twelve millions Of freenen
he company separated 1t late hour.
.tmcrtcdn " n'-Nt the Jubilee celebration in Mil.
Fedgevie Georgia, nearly all the wine at one of the
public Dinners was the produce of The VINEYARD of
honas MIC all Esq of au'ens county, in that State
whose wine has obtained such Il reputation that he is
unable TO supply all orders for it.
.N'nTlcr indicated By Drcam--Thc f,IIo1ino cx
tTaordiiary circumstance have Ica ri from the MR.
y concerned, James Charles Ware Esq. of Norfolk.
ABOUT The latter end of autumn, 1919, had re-
urea 10 rest one evening earlier than usual having in
vited some friends supper on the following nint
had slept some hours when dream: that a lady Cloth,
ei IN long white robe, rushed into the chamber and
uNlig hef eyes upon me, with a look of agony ey
Chained, they Will murder mimi" and intncIiatnIy
cry OF one In PAIN fell upon my ear I a,yoke but
all Was silent through the house and again comnoeod
myself to siumber had scarcely closed nv eyes when
the same figure gave me the warning and the same
CRY was heard started from sleep and awol,e m,
whe to whom related my wonderful dream; but she
d II was absurd to pay any attention to such fancics
again tell asleep and third time the same Goure an
peared ont tS tune was all bloody, and whispered
Ut IS too late" The cries repeated and a,yol,e
th'rd Tune III cold sweat; the cry ofdslress still runr
on 10y walking sense; my wife was also awakened nv,
me noise; and conscious that my dream was not moro
Illusion, hastily snalched sy pistol, from the table
and rushed down stairs. The cry still continued bu,
not SO loud as at Grs the sound seemed like the o,c
ing OF bloc! IN the throat cooked nv pistols and
new INTO the kitchen, whence The sound seemed o pro
ceed when the first object that caught nv eve was
wretch armed with large knife stained with blood
The man wore no coat, but his sleeves were tucLc nm
to the shoulders, and ms arms, face ~ shirt were ali
covered with blood rushed forward and coarcd the
Villain and giving the alarm the room was Immediate
~ hed with servants. dragged the mscrcant TO tlo
''St' ana dIscoyered-my Own cook. He had been
engaged in killing young pig, which had ordered
10 be stuffed for supper on the following EVENING"
Eiit. OjscyU.