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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-02
TIRGINT4:

At rules holden in the clerks Office the superior court
o. cnaneeTy Tor the Richmond district, the Sd day of
samuel Dunn and Caroline his wifi, late Caroline Hollo
ways sole helr OF David Holloway, deed, Prs
Thomas Holloway, Thomas Potts aud phebe hia ,yGs am,
si'zaOeth Holloway, and Thomas I. Swami, Samuel G
sinann' Dabney NJ. Wharton, and AVN his wife, and
e Ielson hoo,Son and Jane his wife, heirs of Samuel
"""''' "ecu' DIS.
ne defendant Jane Robinson, wife OF the said Nelson
NOT having entered her appearance and given Sc
Cuy according to the act of assembly the rules of this
IL appearing by satisfactory evidence that she IA
ot an of this country IS ordered a the said
ueennant DO appear here the tenth day of the mex, Term
% answer the OIL OF the plaintiffs; and that copy of this
me CITY OF Richmond, for two months successvey and
posted at the front door Of The capitol in the said civ
q copy. Ieste, I'm. ". HENIFCJ, C.. r.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-02
JTRCLNL4:

At rules holden in the clerks Office of the superior court
Of chancery for the Richmond district the Sd dav Of
William Miller and George Irvine, pls
against "
McG9wan and Collins Joseph Wallace, Patrick pur;n.
and T. r. Ryan, arr. '''
lie defendant Joseph Wallace, not having entered his
HPpe''hce ana gwen security according the act of as
semoy and the rules Of this court and il appearing bv
uSac'oy evidence that he IS habant this
n.y. oTdeTed' that the said defendant do appear
vi e c'' gay OF the next term and answer me bill of tho
Pa"S and that copy of this order be forthwith
~ some newspaper published in the city of Richmond for
@ ons Successvely and posted the front door of the
81 Copy. Teste, I'm. III ITrNIz,l,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-02
HIIlGLYT.Q:

At rules, holden in tie clerk Office of tho s,,-. ,
aa9eeery Tor the Richmond district the 3rd day ofApri,
-, 80 70 - flnOoard' EJukn and
s. Fowle, Person ad '''''' [.g ''',n OIL hahkin
S'n merchants dog business under the styc Of Petersen
&o MchInley' fho"7s Cooksey, and H. /. Pbjlip and
against rus
'o4n hendrec, VIM w. IIcuiug Elijah Brown Ceo-o.
e'cnG'ee, HamiIoi Potts, VIM. W. Smith, Alber, Il
S'n,n' S'Tah Ann Smith, aud VIM. Smith John & Nrvc
rr,s.c '''' dns.
ne defendants Jhn Heudree, and Elijah Brown. ,o
.7 entered thcr appearance and given srcuri,y a,
eo'1s 70 'ac act Of assembly and the rules Of this 90
'n appearing by satisfactory evidence that 1ev arc 49,
inhabitants Of this c)untry; Il is ordered ta, G az lo
S 81" appear 2erc on the tenth day Of the neg, tor,
auu answer 'e bhl Of the plaintiffs and that cor IS
..'s o''' We ori3wth inserted in some ucsparor
ed in the city Bicbnon5 for two mouths uO'Ish
''s' "' 'he front dor Of tne sapoI, in tine sa
= tn~. Tee. Tin ~ yENJNY; =
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-02
PIRGLNi.4:


Al rules holden in the clerks Office of the supror co,,,
chnncey for the Richmond district, the 3 dav of AMI
1926: ~ 10Y VI APf"'
Ezabetli Smith, wife ofWna,n H. Smith, by john Crouch
$40" $500 lend Ply.
benjamin Nosby, cxor Of TRUSTEE under ti, las, will
and testament, of Rchard Crouch, dec d. and WiI,;,n
STEERING smith, also trustee under the same will and
HAN w. Vaughan and Elizabeth Y. his wife, Robert
u smith, anu Jesse p Smith, and Lucy aun Smith am
DIS.
ne defendant Jesse p Smith, having entered his an
earance and given security according e of assem-
Wy Gnu e rules OF TINS court, and it appearing saac-
Tory eVluence that lie is nhabitan of This
II ordered that the sai defendant appear here on the
'enth day of the 6 answer the bill the non,;a
ana mat copy of this forthwith inserted IN sn
newspaper published in the city Richmond for two
months successfully and posted the door of the ca
pol, in the said city ~ 70
copy. Tesie,
u HIM ". HE.NTNC; e.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-02
TJRGLNT.4:

TJH(ILyVI.4:
At rules holden in the Clerks Office Of the superior co,.
April 1895: ~ -" ""y VI
Thomas Neule, IL,
against H
alexander Boyd, john w. Lewis William o. Goodc I eu,is
BurwelI, Peyton r. BUwell, Howell TAYLOR IT, Edmund
Taylor Richard H. Walker Lucy Burwcll executrix Of
ATnsedd Burweil, Alexander S. Field exor Of Charles
~ lcId' John Davis, Philip Raney, daniel T. Hicks.
f. ,. McCraw, John D. Hawkins, Spottswood BurweII
and VIM. Robards Richard Boyd, and Thomas Goode,
dHs.
ne defendants, SpottSwood Burwe Wm. Robards Rich
dr." Boyd and John D. Hawkins, having entered be-
appearance and given security according the act of as
uoy and the rules Of this court ard appearing nv sa
actory evidence that they are not inhabitants Of this
country; it is ordered that the said defendants do apnca
mere on the tenth day ofhe and answer the bin of
INC PLAINTIFF ond that copy Of this order be forthwith in
e ID some newspaper published in the city Richmond
for two months successfully, and posted "a. the front door
The capitol, IN the said city.
~ cory. Tssc, I'm. IT, IEAT,NC; c~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-02
TIRGL.ATA:

AT rules holden in the clerks Office of the superior cou,,
April, 1926: ~ ''' ""y u
Henry Wychc and Frederick Shelton ,,o
against
James +. Robinson Martin Pucke', Davis Robinson and
e' 9"eI'o"' DGS.
The defendant James L. Robinson not havnr er,orsd
MS appearance and given security according to the act oc
assembly ami the rules of this court and appearing by
ls'ac'"fy evidence that he is inhabant Of This
country; u IS ordered That said defendant do annsa
mere on The tenth LAY o the term and answer the Hill
81 the Piantrs and that copy OF this order be
Sc'e III some newspaper published lis the CITY of Rich
9on' Tor two months excessively, and posted a, the from,
door of the Capitol, ii the said citv " VIC '''''
copy. Tcstr
1L HIM. ~ TENLNI;. c.c
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-02
TIRGLhTA:

At Court of Appeals, held Capitol in the CITY Of
Richmond, on Saturday, March it'll, 1896:
William and David Kyle and Company ubc
against
Daniel ComneIy, do
Upon writ OF supersedeas judgment of the superior
court of Law Of Amelia county
lie wTt OF supersedeas heretofore awarded the plaintiffs
to stop the execution of the said Judgment not beg
turned executed on the defendant, and appearing to the
satisfaction OF this court, that he is an ihabtant of
. , commemorative on the motion of the plaintiffs by
appear here. on the first Monday next to have
rehearng of the whole in the Judgment atoresa ID
c"e"' ana hat copy OF this order be forthwith insert
ed in newspaper published in the citv NJ Rihn
ana continued once week for eight successive weeks and
that another copy thereof be posted the front door Of I'm,
capitol III the said city. ~
ID A copy. Teste, J. .4LLEN.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-02
VIRGINIA.

FIRGLNI.4.
AT rules, holden in the clerks Office the superior cour,
OF chanccry for the Richmond district the 3rd day OF
April, 1896:
Smith Il. Stanard an infant I've. .rcI;h,ld 1ya.,,.,
MS mex, iriend plg:
ncVefcy Smith, admor dc bous with the will annex
ed OF William Smith decd, and adm'or of Elizabeth
iunS'al decd Daniel WeSeiger, admor of Washington
ats, the same Beverley Smith, Daniel Weiseger and
"eiSn'Ia ms wife, Edward Smith, anti WIN. w. Watts
DIS.
The defendant Beverley Smith, not having entered bns
appearance and given security according to the act of as
Semby and the rules of this court, ring by
siactoy evidence, that he is inhabiiant of this
country; IL is ordered the said defendant do apns,r
mere on the tenth day of the answer the bin
=" "e p'a'ih anu that copy OF this order be forthwith
III some newspaper published in the city of Rich
on Tor two months SUCCESSFULLY posted at the front
door Of the Capitol, in the said city,
a copy. Tese,
u Tim. ". HE'NYNG, cc.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-02
VIRGLML1.

AT rules holden in the clerks Office of the Superior Co.
April, 1926: ~ 10Y Va
ZacaFiah Rowle and Mary his wife, late Mary Locke;t,
against
Thomas Woodbridge, and William Wooldridae cx',rs If
the last will and testament of Thomas Wooldrdo.
deceased Hughes Owen. Jesse Owen Page Walden, nd
caroline NJ. his wife, Zaclarah Locket James Lockelf
George W. Cole, and Caroline NJ his wife John Col.
and PAMELA b. his wife, Grandson b. Woodbridge and
H. " 0o'or'"S'' DIS.
The defendants Jesse Owen and Zachariah 1ocke, no,
entered their appearance and given security accor-
oS 10 te act OF assembly and the rules of this court, ind
appearing by satisfactory evidence that they are no, in
OF this country it odcrcd that the said def1-
"d 90 appear mere on the tenth day Of next term nd
answer the bill of the plaintiffs; and thai conv If ,b
"ueI ne forthwith inserted in newspaper published il,
the CITY of Rchmoud for months stIccessivcI, and
posted at the front door of the capitol in the said c,
u copy. Teste, I'm. ". HENLNG,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-02
VIRGINIA.:

rules holden in the clerks Office of the superior cou,
OF chancery for the Richmond district the Bird dav ot
April, 1926: '"0 ''' Jay %
Sampson a. Robinson -,
against F
John P Robinson, assignee of E.abe, Harrison and
SAID Elizabeth Harrison, Charles HARRISON and Tonas
Lightfoo "' ~"
The defendants except Elizabeth HARRISON no having
teed their appearance given security according to the
OF Assembly aud theTules of this court and IL aDnearir ~
satisfactory evidence that they inhabitants of Ibis
country; 1t is ordered that the said defendants do
mere OH The tent day of the and answer the bill
OF the pantif and that copy of this order be forthwith
inserted in some newspaper published the city of Rich
nond for two months successfully, posted a, the from,
door of the capitol, in the said city
u copy. Teste, HIM. ". IIEVTNI;.cc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-02
VWGINIl:


AT rules holden in the clerks Office of the supe.ior cou.
April, 1926: a ''S "a
Lewis Webb, and George T. Booker merchants and MART,
"Is' trading under the firm of Lewis Webb Co.
.o,;os. pits,
Hugh and William Crawford, IL and Elijah geen,.
DTS
Inc defendants Hugh and William Crawford II. no,
having entered their appearance given security acco
ing !" 'nt act OF Assembly and the rules of this court nj
appearing by satisfactory evidence that thew are nor
OF TINS country; il is ordered, that said ee
oans do appear here the day of the mex, term
ana answer the bill of the plaintiffs; and that copv of
this ORDER be forthwith inserted in some newspancr nhi;
ed IN the city OF Richmond for Two months successve,,
ana posted at the trout door Of the capitol in said CITY
copy. Cese,
Il I'm. " ITE.NINC
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-02

10 >4esS's John Hendrec, Eljah Bro,cn, George ".
WoLher, and Hamilton Potts.
GENTLEMEN:
DLEASE To take notice, that on Thursday the 18th da,,
oil May next, at tie office of Herbert a. Claiborne,
Esq. in the city of Richmond we shall commence tin
OF deposons to ne read il evidence in suits depending
IN the Superior Court of Chancery for the Richmond dis
Ic IN one OF which Robert Poore and Others are plain
t and John Hendree and others are Tho
other VIM W. Henng is plaintiff, and John Hendrec and
others are defendants: and will be impossible to
pete the taking of all the dispositions i'll day. they will
be taken from day 10 day, until the whole are cnnpeted
ROBERT POORE, for himself and otherg
WIN. w. HENING.
Richmond, April 18th, 1926 h.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-02
VIRGINIA.:

AT rules holden in the clerks Office of the superior
OF chancey for the Richmond district, the Sd da, Of
April. 1896: " '"J vi
John lietI, executor Of Henry He,h, deed, pr,
against
Zachariah Susar Richard Sasseen Peter p.rd,. nd
Beverly randolph, eX'or of Harry Hcth dec'5 DIS.
ne sc'feiacas awarded in this ha wing been
1H''" oasseen' and they not having entered their an
and given security according the act OF assem-
anu rue rules OF this court, and it appearing BY salts
ny IS ordered that the said defendants appear here
on the tenth day Of the and stew cause if an
CAM against the revival sought by the said process; and
that copy of this order be forthwith insor,d QUO
newspaper published in the city of Richmond, for two
and posted the front door OF The
pitoI, in the said city. ~ '''' 81
Fl Copy. Tesie, I'm, ". IFE.N1NIr
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-02
(IRGLNIl:


At rules holden in the clerks office of the superior cour,
April, 1926: ~ Wy %
John King admir- of Rachael McClufg, RW.
0gaiA&
Andrew Smith, t;eosbeohar D,,;d r,,,
'amhie' John Ferney A. G. Smith, William Nluirr,
Nieheage, and Jon Merriam, Dns.
Inc defendants, Andrew Smith and A. G. Smith. mo,
having entered their appearance and given secur;,
% 10 'ne act OF assembly and the rules of this court,
nor htants of this country; is ordered tina, the said
defendants do appear here the dav of the
Term ana answer the bill OF the plaintiff; and that conv
OF ms orner he forthwith inserted in some NEWSPAPER r
Sned IN the city of Richmond for months
ana posted at the front door of the ap,ol m the said cit;
u Copy. Teste, HIM. ". HENYN1f r. =
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-02
HIRGINI4:

At rules holden in the clerks Office of the superior cour,
April 1926: '' gu ""y Oh
Waiter Crenshaw pr
against
'"SePn W hie, Clement White, William L. White JOHN
PWhite, Thomas NJ. White Sanford BcasIc,, and AZ
ria ms wife, Lewis Tnscy and Sophia his wife. john
hancock and Elizabeth his wife, md Sarah White,
Dts.
Inc screiacias awarded in this being returned
executed the defendants joseph White and Ii
COCK and Elizabeth lis wife, and they not having entered
ne appearance and given security according to the act of
"S9eoy ana the rules OF this and il appearing b,
SATISFACTORY evidence ihat they ants of tis
country 1t IS ordered, that the said defendants do annraT
mere on the tenth day of the and she cause if
any cy can against the revival sought by the said
ana that copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
newspaper published in the city Of Richmond for two
months successfully and posted the front door of the
ptol, in the said CITY, ~
q Copy. Testc, I'm. II. ITENLNIr. r
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-02

-
ing beautiful little poem, is from the pc
nuyman, Perciyal. The description of
Young lover, are particularly, highly
mo impresSes images us distinctly on the I
N were seen on canvass.
TIE SERENADE.
Softly the moonlight
is shed ON the lake,
Cool is the summer night
Wake, o awake
Family the curfew
Is hcard-from ltar,
List We, O list
10 the lively guitar.
Trees cast a mellow shade
Over the vale.
Swectly the screnade
Breathes in the gale,
Softly and tenderly
Over the lake,
Gaily and choeriy---
Wake, o awake
See the light pinnancc
Draws nigh to the shore,
Swiftly it glides
AT the heave of the oar,
Cheerily plays
OD ITS buoyant car,
Nearer and nearer
The lively guitar.
Now the wind rises
And rufiles the pine,
nipples foam crested
Like diamonds shine,
They flash where the waters
The white pebbles lave,
In the wake of the moon,
as II crosses the wave
bounding from biliow
To billow, the boa.
Like wild swan is seen
On the waters TO float;
And the light dipping oars
Bear it smoothly along
In time to the air
Of the gondolicr's song.
And high on the stern
Stands the young and the brave,
IA love led he crosses
The starsPangIcd wave,
And blends with the murmur
or wafer and grove
The tones of the night
That are sacred to love.
His gold hilicd sword
at his bright belt is hung,
His mantle of silk
On his shoulder is flung,
And high waves the feather,
That dances and plays
On his cap where the buckle
And rosary blaze.
The maid from the lattice
Looks down on the lake,
TO see the foam sparkle,
Tho bright pillows break.
And 10 hear in his boat,
Where he shines like a star,
Her lover SO tendcrly
Touch his guitar.
She opens her lattice.
And sits in the glow
OF the moonlight aud starlight,
n statue of snow;
And she sings in a voice,
That is broken with sighs,
And she darts on her lover
The light Of her eyes.
His love-speaking pantomime
Tells her his soul
How wild in that sunny cline
Hearts and eyes roll.
She waves with her white hand
Her white fazzolet,
And her burning thoughts flash
From her eyes, living jet.
The moonlight is hid
in vaponr of snow!
Her voice and rebeclz
Alternately flow;
Be-echoed they swell
FROM the rock on the hill;
They sing their farewell,
And the music is still
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-02
JIRGLNI4.

}LPGLVT.d:
rules holden IN the clerks Office OF the superior
of chanccry for the Richmond district che Cd dav of
April, 1896:
William Dandrdsc, sheriff of uenrico county, to whom
hath been committed for administration the unadmnis
tered estate of Esme Smock, decd and He,te Snocs
widow of said Esme, and sole heir Of Maria Fox who
was maria SmocR' Pts.
against
imam "i'ue and Thomas Wa'son, j.. DTS
The scirefacias awarded in this cause not heinz return
CD executed ON the defendant Thomas Watson IT, and Inc
not having entered his appearance given security ac
corning TO the act 9i assembly aud the rules of this court
audit appearing by satisfactory evidence that he is NOT
haOitant OF this country; is ordered that the said de-
ehdant DO appear here the tenth the next
anu Shew cause, II any he against the revival SOUGHT
by the said process and that copy of this order be forth
WIN inserted IN some newspaper published in the city of
tchnond tor two mouths successfully, posted n the
front door of the capitol in the said :itv
II Copy. Testc, Nm ~. HE.NLNTJ, g r.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-02

Solution Of The Riddle asserted on Friday
am word of five letters. and am found in
wonans smile--n the basisk's eye--in a CHARM.
bottle OF wine, and in a Guid OF tobacco.
Omit my FIRST letter, and the remaining four J
express the effect produced by the above HARM.
toned subjects upon mind and matter.
Omit my first and second letters. and I be-
come no inconsiderable appendage to u mans (ARM
body.
Turk will ill., no, touch " m ,eu'n '''''' ana true HAM
Transpose my three last letters, and will u,,
feel quite Sheepisb. KAN.
by militia captain "o on parade "na am MARCH
Milton Bestowed on a"a the am De 0if OF ARCH
GOO
The Navy of the United States at this time consists
Shp oi the Line, denomnaed Ills, but fact carry.
ing from from 98 to los enormous guns seine of them
throwing heaviet broadside any threedeckcr in
Frgates rated a, III guns, carrying abou, So,
do DO 80, including the steam frlatc,
CoTrc'tos, rated 81 guns, carving about so
Shops of War, (hps,) 49, carrying % to 26 guns
Briggs and Schooners, from IL to 10 guns
do do offs guns.
81 sail in all.
There building, ships of the Inc d large rroaes.
soops of war-wch will make naval force in all II
vessels of war; 10 witt 10 sail of nc ii tisatcs 10
sloops and corveues, brigs and schgs.
Mr. Chopper, Of Liverpool, recently stated before
Committee of the British House of Commons that A.
merca now manufactures much as England did
ago. and that France is only thirteen
years behind England.
NJ Charles de Lasteyrie, son in Law of General La
iayette is about to publish Jcirnal in Paris II
called the journal of Ordinary and Practical Know
ledge" The editor is promised the assistance of MANY
meo of talents
10 John Ctny, Henry Cldu. and Porter. Can. end
James Morrison, adm'r IF George Hudson Clay
ou Will take notice: That Friday, the twelfth dav
n OF May next, at the Office of Herbert A. Claiborne
IN the city OF Richmond between the hours of nine O'clock
IN the morning and six o'clock In afternoon we shall
proceed to take the Dispositions Stephen DuVal and
others to be read in evidence in the trial sui, now de-
penang IN the crcui, of the United States for the
NTH ccait and dstric, Of Virginia, wherein we are plain
this and you and each of you defendants and if from
any cause the deposons of said DuVal and others shall
not be taken that day, shall adjourn the taking
thereof till the day, between the aforesaid hours
thereof. 1900
Yours, respectfully,
SAMUEL BROYNT
ROF.4L f. SHEPPARD.
-N4RIH.4 COOKE, tn
SAMUEL BROU.Nf, her neat friend.
Apr!7 OF .,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-02
IRGMYA.

VIRGINIA.:
AT rules, holden in the clerks Office OF TIN, s,, ,
1' chaTes[y for the Richmond disct, the Sd day of
Mary Harrison, ~,
against -"
p iam II. Perkins, Samuel Perkins, and Thomas NJ.
DIS.
he defendant Samuel Perkins having entered his
pprance ana gwen security according the act Of as
""o ne r"es OF this court, and it appearing bv sa
''s"ctoiy evidence that he is an intabitau, Of this
country 1t is ordered, that the said defendant do npnea
cC W me tenth day OF the and answer the hill,
VI e p.aih; and that copy of this be forthwith
inserted in some newspaper published in the city of Rich
u tor TWO months successfully, and posted at the front
door of the capitol in the said city. 0'''
- Copy Testc, I'm. II. TTENINI; cc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-02

IIRGINTa:
At rules holden in the clerks Office of the superior court Of
a aaH Tor the Richmond district the 3D. day of Apr
Thomas Price, 81,
against
chael w. Hancock G0. '''
, ".e'"al''s AieSander and James Henry, having
entered erappeaance and given security according 10
he act OF assembly and the rules OF this court and il
peang by satisfactory evidence, they are not in,
OF ms country; 1t is ordered, hatthe said de-
PENDANTS do appear here the tenth day OF the ncv,
ana answer the bill of tine plaintiff and that copv of
inns oF'eF be forthwith inserted in newspaper pub
; III the city OF Richmond, for months success
the said city. 'P"''' Az
Fl copy Teste, I'm. u. HENTNG,c.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-02

NJ Charles de Lasteyrie, son in Law of General La
iayette is about to publish Jcarnal in Paris II
called the journal of Ordinary and Practical Know
ledge" The editor promised the assistance of many
men of talents - ''
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-02

Mr. Chopper, of Liverpool, recently stated before
Committee of the British House of Commons that
mer'ca now manufactures as much England d
tweny-slx years ago. and that France is only thirtee
years behind England.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-02

Ha1qrd.-Obscrve the appearance of the novice on
his irst introduction TO the hazard table, we'll dressed
gold watch &c. in his pocket his shirt ornamented
with gem, and perhaps, his fingers two or three
snowy va! liable ringsSoon after the scene chanres
me walch disappears, his little ornaments follow: bs
coe by degrees become shabby and his coat appear,
but'ned up to the throat, either 10 hide his inn or the
want OF IT. and he Is at last thankful for being admit
ted into the house to partae some refreshments
inSy served out by an mpuden scoundreI of a waiter
who at first treated him with Observation-Disclosures ia
the certain result of hazard.-ISt. James, Guide
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-02
81 sail in all.

There are building, ships OF the nc d large lrsaes
soopS ct war-whch will make force in all ~
vessels OF war; TO wiz - sail of the nc ii risatcs 10
sloops and corvetes, briggs and schys.