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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-01-20
FRESH HATS
cE' TIRE LATEsT EASHYoNs

VIE subscriber takes the liberty of iniorminr his f;6
ana the public that he has just returned from New.
oK' win splendid assortment of the above Goods cou
s's'ihG OF the following kinds viz. Genemes lst Cd and
D" qualities black Beavers; do. do Casters; do do nit
non nca'efs ist "a and Sd qualities Rorams YOUTHS and
NAYS, morocco caps, and large assortment OF
"Oo ia :, of various qualities--a of which have
seiectca IN person, and my friends and custom
cis mat thcy are such as 10 give saraco
al OF any oi which feel disposed to a small advance
for cash only. ~
ao CONTINUE to manufacture hats Of every description
according To ORDER at the shortest Old hats repan
ana Tic smial!es; favor gratefully acknowledged
m JOHN THOMPSON
N b. Those indebted whose accounts are of civ
months standing requested call and Discharge thu
ana those to whom am indebted will please TO hand
IN their accounts ior payment.
Scp9 .,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-01-20
.SYOP TIE TILL.9Ln~,

EN Friday the -h day of November, ult the subscr
- Der ioaned BAY HORSE, TO Il certain JOHN C..
oNhAL to ride, he said, MIR. downstairs: thai
was 10 return the next day but has been heard of
Sce'Ac Horse fuli sixteen hands high strong and ac
1--WE years od last spring. has small snip in his face
sue" oeofe ana Is natural tcticrThe sail Neil had
an" TOOK away the following property belonging to me:
'e WATCH new Oile and saddlebagS, also sad
die, belonging to Il meahhor of mine JouN e ON.
nor returning my property, according Promise consider
MN as having s0ic'' the same reward Hiriy doays
M DC Pald Tor returning the property, and fiy dollars
Tor the property and said ONEAL. lie is an ish ebo
MASTER about six feet high, slender made has somewhat
OF st"op in his walk, fair complications has fair hair Iara
mouth has Il few smallpox marks on lis face he is veu
dressed, wears his hat rather To one side of his b n
iona OF strong drink and when ncbriated, is mpertiuen
HHtMP| to write poetry, ond g,ind grammar ON Green
icat plan; is very thkatve and in yerv resrcc, NO.,
consummate Villa in. Any information respecting said
oNeal or property, viii be thankfully received besides
compensation GF6RCE nv ~
D'tholeN county, va. Dec. ]. G2-6t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-01-20

NE ESSBS. zachariah NIcGrudcr and Frances his ;s.
LVA Philip H. Baird and Polly bis wife, William tIug,es
M'Caii, benjamin Meal and Nancy M'Call-THKE
nat we snail take The Dispositions of John Watkins
and others, at the Tavern of Allen Denton in the cor,
OF Hanover on the 18th, 18th aud 14h lays of January
neXon the 10th, 18th and 18th days Of the same month,
AZ us erry-Oaks IN the county Of Hanover deposit
tons Of Richard 5arke and ohers:on the ION on,h aud
%ls Hays OF the same month, the Washington Tavern
IN inc CITY ot Richmond the dispositions OF Dr. J. D. Me
Cav ana others. And in the above dispositions are
not taken u the month of January ae aboc s,a,J - ~
t'Hen at Allen Dcntons Tavern, the 1s 2d aud Cd
Gays OF Fehruary-at the MenyOoks, the 9Th 9TH and
ON u7ys o ihe same moni-at the Washington Tavern
o" inc S iOth and llth days Of the month Fcbrua
~ he said deposiiions when taken to be read as evil
oence IN s depending in the Superior Cours Of Chan
ce'y or INC Richmond District, in which you are plaintiffs
ana VIC are defendants In every the above deposit
lions Fi be taken between the hours of O'Clock In the
please. - Wv
THOMAS PURYEAR, s..
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-01-20

In the House of Representatives of Ohio now in session
the seat OF Mr.. James b. Gardiner from Green county, has
been declared vacant, by of Il to 25 sin cons,
quence OF Unfair means used in obtaining his election Mr..
e. publishing an eecil1neertns hGndJ in r,hicl he plcq-
cd himself elected to use his cnea reduce HE
pay Of he MISUNDERSTANDING the law which Increased
their pay, 5'coastjfufionG pomed if he could NOT
accomplish his purpose, 10 PVT The od doar into the teasu
ry Of Green county,"
Air Gardiner returned to his county, in which new
election ordered offered himself again as candidate
and was reelected by triumphant majority
The same Legislature have rejected nil for reducing
the compensation Of members
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-01-20
2a0gtrp>
MY OWN FIRE-SIDE.

Aet Others seek for empty joys,
"a, pan OF concert, rout, az play;
hlISt FAR from Fashions idle noise,
her siided domcs and trappinss gay,
while the wintry eve away
iwiNt book and Lutte, the hours divide;
And marvel how e'er could stray
FROM ihee-my own Fire-side!
My own Fire-side Those simple words
C%n h.i the sweetest dreauls arise;
Awaken .eCing tcnderest chords,
hnd oil with tears of 10y my eyes,
What IS there my wild heart can prize,
mat doth not IN thy sphere abide,
haurt oil homc-bred sympathies,
My own-my own Fire-side!
a gentle form is near me now;
y small white hand is clasp'd in mine;
gaze uron her placid brow,
Aud ask what joys can equal thine,
babe, whose beauty's half divine,
In sleep MS is:o.he,'s eyes doth hide:
Where may love seek filter shrine,
That ,hou--my own Fire-sidc?
What cale for the eullen roar
or winds without that ravage earth;
II doth but bid me prize the more
The shelter of thy hallowed hearth;--
To thoughts of quiet bliss give birth:
h@H 'et tue ChHIIiSn tempest chtOc.
Il cannot check the blameless mirth
That glads--my own Fire-sid
My refuge ever from the storm
or this worlds passion, strife and care:
Though thundcr-clouds the sky deiorm,
Their fury cannot reach me thee
IheTe, all is cheerful, calm, and fair:
Wrath, Malice, Envy, Strife or Pride.
Have never made their hated lair,
BY thee-my own Firc-sidc.
Ahy precincts are charmed ring,
Where 10 harsh feeling dares inuudc;
Where iiie's vexatIons lose their sting;
Where even grief is half subducd;
And Peace, the hale yon, loves to brood
Then let the pampercd fool leriie;
II pay my debt of gratitude
To thec---my own Fire-sidc.
shrne Of my household dcities!
FAN scene of homes unsullied Joys,
10 thee my burthened spirit flies,
When fortune tIowns, or care aunoys:
Kline is the bliss that never cipyS;
The smile whose truth hath oft been tri, d;
What, then, are this wo. Ids tinsel toys
To thcc--uy own Fhe-side!
Oh, may the yearniugs, fond and sweet,
That hid my thoughts be all of thee,
Thus ever guide my wandering feet
To thy hcart-soothing sanctuary
Whatccr my future years may be;
Let joy or grief my fate betide;
BE still an Eden bright TO me
My owm-nv own Fire-side.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-01-20
BOSTON, Jan. 6.

BOSTON, Jan. o.
AtRCAN COLONT.-1n the brig Vine, hct sa lied
ON wednesday, for Colony Cape Acssurad, on the
coast OF Africa, went passengers about 10 cnlourcd
giants who have left comfortable homes the purpose of
encouraging the settlement which has been and
of assisting 10 spread the blessings OF Christianity CT
WHEATON III an heretofore bonshed and Sav,cs fcgion
ms Colony VIII diminish the chance procuring SLAVES
besides forming an asylum for those who may cmancipa
ted IL Will raise To rank aud usefulness portion of the
world which has been neglected or itrcated, which
mas not contributed It's share to the support and
human beings
Among the enrigants arc several Mechanics, have
carried implements of their trades will pursue their
respective avochtons on their arrival Among the white
passengers is Mr. Force worthy ycuug printer this
city, who has volunteered his in this expedition
He has taken with him the materials of IN Office which
were furnished by subscriptions and mis- arriva will com
mence the printing business III the Colony, and teach ,,r
art TO such assistants as lie may need aud obtain.
Pdlladi&an.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-01-20
University of VIRGINIA.

VIE Subscriber, occupy us the middle Hotel ON IN. w.
Tern kanse attis place, Cor ensuing term win G
MS" BOARD, WASHING and LODGING, and SERVANT tn
au III nc oo'iloies for SlS5, payable half yearly in
ans" "e' at The uS'r price; shall my accom-
mutations be second to any this place.
Jane w1, ,y,p Vim w.. 5000.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-01-20
IIRGLNT.l:

1t rules holden in tic clerks Office Of the superior court
o chancery for Che Richmond district the 18th day Of
November, 1926.
Thomas T. B"uldin acting c~ or Of David Ross, decd,
.;,.. PHE
"i.i'am Mann" samuel Dyer, jr Jacob Myers, ReLccca
,'ond' e%ec"irS of Phineas Bond, decd, Alice c. vii
, , eSecutn% and devsce Of WIN. C. Williams John
Williams, Lewis u. Williams, Lucy e. Williams AMI
Mary g. Williams infant children heirs and dcvisccs of
VIM C.s Williams, deed, Jacob Myers and Eliza his
WIFE, Jon" Dnheid and Amanda a. his wife, and Frcde
rick a. Ross, deyisces Of David Ross, deed D0s
The defendant Samuel Dyer, IT, not having entered bis
appearance and given security according the act of as
Se'oIy ana The rules OF dis court, aud appearing biz m
Siacio'y evidence, that bc is an nhabitant If This
country 1t is ordered, that the said fcuant do pcar
mere on the twentieth day of the term nd answer lie
ni Of the plaintiff and that copy of this order be forth
MN inserted III some newspaper published in the CITY Of
icno""' Tor two months successfully and posted at ,s
front door OF the capitol in the said ciy
DO copy Testc, Nm. " IIE.NTNr r. r
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-01-20
Nav


Some crazy or wicked person in this ciy mas succeeded
III spreading considerable alarm among class car el.
low citizens, in predicting hat island a 10 be sunk
ny an Earthquake III the ofthe present month This
mos, 'tregious attempt to disturb the repoe OF the weak
!no'" portion OF the community, is wicked in extreme
an" we nope the author Of the mpiety may discovered
ana punished. l(,,-luo
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-01-20
Leghorn Bolivar Hats.

'ENll!tEE Cascs Ladies' Lcgliorn Bolivar Hats soma
winch are said to be superior any in the market, ,
wh"ic parcel makes very complete assortment and win
ne sod at small advance cost of mpor,ot;op
Prices from s. SO S25 each; Also one case Amer;
straw Bonncts For sale by the Case on at retail bv
Dec. 30--4t T. T,pI,nH,.I,S,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-01-20
TIRGLNL1.

Al Ies' holden in the clerks Office OF superior court of
tembef, 1926: " ~
Augustine Davis well behalf ohmsef as Of the oo,
creditors OF Charles Purcell, she elder, decease d. who shall
make themselves parties to this suit and contribute r
.''';Is VI ''e COSTS 'heFcoi' PH.
lan D. Wren, sergeant Of the city of Richmond n
whom inc estate Of the said Charles Purcell the elder
deceased was committed for administrations NIlev Wbs
ier' HenTy Sempe, Julia Puckci, Thomas r C. Purcell
MarIa Hammond, Sally Hammond, and Elizabeth Ham.
oa' ana John Purcell Elizabeth Purcell Ellen Purcell
ana sally Purcell, children Of John Purcell deceased
ana sarah Purcell, widow aud admx Of Charles Purcell
the younger deceased, and Eliza John and Allen Pur
CELL children and heirs Of the said Charles PURCELL the
1''"s''' "ece'seu' LHs.
Inc cetcndans Maria Hammond Sally Hammond and
H]"oeth Hammond, not having entered their
ana gwen security according the act ofassembI- and The
OF hs court and appearing by satisfactory evidence
mar hey are not inhabitants of this cuuntrv r. oeed
mat TIE said defendants do appear here on the frs, la ~
'oe next term and answer the bill of the plaintiff and ba,
copy OF thls order be forthwith inserted in some
per published IN The city Of Richmond for two months sue
said city. " ' u" 'Hc
I" Copy. Teste, lin. u. HErTY(;. re-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-01-20

Jhe Great tnhnocn.-An extract from Glasgow
news; or has lately been performing the customary
circuit of the press, TO inform the literary world that
new novel; from tie pen Of the author Of JPqrcyI NAV
very speedily be expected the scenery and incidents OF
which are TO find ga local habiation ard name on The
shores OF Fife. The London New Times saws: "Fron,
what source our northern contemporary may have der
wed tins second sighted intelligence we know not; but
we have reason TO believe that the repUtcd author of
UdreIy IS very differently employed. It Will be reco
Iccted that, IN the Introduction the Tdeso fc C,usr
tiers, something said half sporvely and half in
earnest, about his writing Memoir of Bonaparte We
have heard tbat several curious and hitherto
cd documents relative 10 Napoleon, have found their
way INTO the hands of Sir Walter Scott; parculatIy
mat hc possesses the private journal ofcap Maitland
Kept on board the Bclerophon, during Bonaparte's yoy
age to st. llelcna and, what may be thought still MOI
curious the 6iHet-dour that passed between him and
josephine, at an early period of their acquaintance
rom these materials book in progress and our in
ormant goes on 10 say, that the first rojue oCHis in
te'l"Hg 'c2rt IS aircady IN tie h0ndS Of the printer
q"d init the coPyrigh hqs long since been p,trehnqcd
J1r n ropnd number Of Houands"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-01-20

oHoef'--ihe schooner Uuu;rcs5, Homer, Of Nan,uct-
e. then from Belfast, Maine, stranded BarnsabIe
Beac du"s the weather Of Tuesday the Bin ul,
She was not discovered until Thursday when she was found
y be complete wreck and that all hands hal pelished
Three dead bodies found upon her Icrs
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-01-20

Extract of letter from Loneeyy, in The DEPARTMENT
OF me MosSeile:-"On the 3Ist Of Ocoberast a mad
VOL, spread dreadful alarm Hussignv and tI,e nd
acent parishes II first attacked Bathelcuv a farmer
at iiuSsIgny ana iacerated his head shocking tnaD
ncr. struggle took place between ibis courageous
man aud It's furious adversary, and by turns were
brought o the ground several times. AT lenath }arthe
lem seized the welt in his arms, and cntieayoured TO
siie him. but finding it impossible, lie formed the pro-
lcct o Carving him 10 the village, which was only 500
ards oil His strength, however failed him the animal
sipncd out OF is arms and putting his hndinosl raws
upon the ground, threw down Barhelemy but shortly
after Quilted him, 'not without having inflicted some
fresh wount' o. the following morning be re-appea--
cd III the valley of la Cunc, between the wood below
fI!iiac, where he bit horse, flew al mile servant
am then making for herd of swine at Joppccourt bit
about thirty them. The keepers Rluteic and Corn.
ees endeavourcd i'll vain TO drive the animal from their
herd. Both became victims 10 their corareous eGar
The former having had and his nose bitten q
and the latter his shoulder horribly maupicd Their
lives arc despared Of In the afternoon of The same dav
NJ Bertrand accompanied by his servant and another
man. heard at the distance of about so wards from
them, the shreks of a woman whom Tie wolf had lust
sued and nearly at the moment, the furious ami
maj qultted victim aftet having her face and ees
a'ih iew at themselves, notwithstanding they were arm
ed with muskets. They fired at the wolf four fines
without killing him. At length the servant who vos
armed with pitchfork, plunged into his neck and
PinIoncd him 10 the ground while the others
him thus delivering the neghbourlood from terrible
scourge.n
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-01-20

PeTtt"s,s Steam EnSine--From The silence which
has been observed of late, towards MIR. Perkins i'm
p'ovemen's IN steam cnsnery, many supposed they had
resulted III aborons. But it would seem lie has sue
ceece from ette. o. gentleman from Virginia nos,
travelling u England for the purpose Of gaining inf,r
nation OF The relative value and cost of RAILWAYS end
canals and with The view of qualifying himself 10 con
duct some important works of Internal Improvements in
his native sta-e.
at present tie expense navigation by steam boats
IS about equal 10 that OF track boats. The forncrLo,
ever arc not used the Canals because the injury TO
the Banks, would be too great Mr. Perkins's improve
mems VIII occasion diminunjtion in the expense Of
steam Of I-3d-possibIy of - and he has inyeoted
means OF a?yog this power to boats that the agita-
''on occaslo - he Padl is not greater than tliat Of
common track boats TIL experiment was made
few months slnce on TIC r gent canal, and no differ
renee was perceived lnhs appica' on ofsteatn pow
er to boats, Mr. Perkins probably had nothing further in
Ye" than to cheapen the expense Of transportation on
canals lis improvements will, ii seem TO me- be pro-
nuc'iYe OF much more inPorants result. Continued
canals VIII give way To Improvement Of the beds of
rivers by lock and dams, and short canals, because
such an improvement viii be less expensive both in The
hstc cost aud in repairs"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-01-20
COURSE OF
WILLIAM lgEA.1E & 60.

- ~ @@~.7'1&V1I u '1-iZaLlxs q go,
- leave to Inform their and tie public
ab that IN addition their usual l.rre assortment ~
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS
received this Fall they have lust opened Iarre .ddi
tional snppIy-a of which they Offering at unusual
'''" F'''Vs' oo--w6t nov rs
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-01-20

F.3N.uEI.S' B,l.NK or FIRGLNY4
VIE President and Directors have declared a dividend
"A oi three per cent. the Capital stock FIR rho lac,
10Th instant 'i "'e
WM. NEkERVIS, Cdstier
-Et
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-01-20
B.9YNK or pIRGLNY9. .Ioo 2 Igo-

'bNE PRESIDENT and Directors have declared n dividend
OF per cent on the Capital Stock of the Bank TIN.
10 ro" "' ono dollar and quarter per Share will
be borne by the holders OF Old Stock only: The N.Y.,
stock having completed the paymeu, of its bonus Div
dcnds payable on the 18th instant
Jams 80 CpS'"er'
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-01-20
A FEMALE SCHOOL

MILL be opened on the Is, of February next a. the
residence of the subscriber, in the county of Goocb-
land under the s"perinenence of lady of
BILE morals and well qualified following branch
cs ol r.aucation VIZ; Readng, Writing Arihme,i Es-
eSn Grammar, khetoric, Geography with the he
1iooes astronomy, the Rudmens of Chemistry and H,S
'nni thhosophy, Drawing and Painting velvet.
es and ding will he 100 per annum pa liable ouare,
ly III advance
The number of scholars including the subscribers Chi
den VIII be limited to about twelveUfihcs six or seven
viii be received as boades. The boarders furnishing
;heir own bedding.
Music will be taught If dcsirci,l y skrl music mas
ier III the neghborhooG but it will be additional ex-
pcnSe.
Virginia.
J. Il. FERGUSON.
-" "tte- ""', u, 1870 J0-Gt
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-01-20

rHICE OF STOCKS.
l. States Bank, SIP 90
Farmers HaHk, 102 60
Bank Of Va. new,
do. 90. old, 100 On
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-01-20

VIE General Meeting the Members of the nu,ua!
n Assurance Society HganS, Fire on Buildings of the
H'atc OF Virginia will he held the Office of .hc said So
3
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-01-20

UNIVERSITY OF Virginia.
SHALL continue 10 keep one of the Hotels n Mis-
P''cs' GEO. u. SPOTSWOOD .
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-01-20

THOMAS PURYEAR, s..
THOMAS PCRYEAR, j..
JOHN THURMAN,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-12-01
VALUABLE FARM.

VIE subscriber will expose TO public SALE on The premi
SEES, on Friday the 18th day of December next al 10
O'CLOCK, A. the unexpired term of the late Major JoHS
~ 'he lease OF that very valuable and highly mprov-
Ell 'afm, part OF the Newcastle common, situate one mile
ana halt from the town of Newcastle and about fo,,r and
alf miles from the Borough of Whining on on the turn
PIKE road leading from Newcastle to French Town
he ,nexpred term of the lease is seventeen wears from
me zoth OF March next The farm contains i4l acres
ne SOL IS OF superior quality and in very fertile and
productive state There 90 of woodland and the
residue is arabic land divided into fields part of which is
wen set with clever considerable portion of the arm
enclosed and divided by hedges of the Newcastle thorn
young apple orchard containing acres and Young
peach orchard The improvements consist of two story
orcK and two story frame dwelling house. with cellars
beneath, with kitchen adjoining; also, a frame barn
carriage house. crib and gtanary under one root with
other out buildings.
The situation high and healthy, and is convenient 10
he markets at Wilmington and Newcastle. This tract of
an from lis locaion condition, prolucliveness and I'M
Provemens offers to purchasers advantages not of en- to
be met with. Possession will be given on the 25th of
March next The lease granted by the trustees of the
Newcastle common to the late Major JONI Cnow under
winch tbs farm held will be exhibited on the day Of
sale and the conditions will then be made known
lease OF lot OF ten acres adjoining the above proper
~ which will expire the 25th of March, 1899 will also
De exposed 10 public sale at the time and place.
Also at same pace, on day. will be sold the resi-
due OF the personal property of the said JoHN Crow dec
cons sting of horses mich and young cattle bops |
potatoes lax ready for the h aker crop OF wheat in the
ground -also variety of farming utensils, such as
wagons carts cu'tivato harrows of different descrp-
nous, ponghs, patent revolving rake, wheat FAM cutting
BOX, avery large grind stone and hsngngs &c
JOHN MOODY. .qdmr. Of |
Newcastle, Nov. 2th, 1896 IS
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-12-01
FUNERAL OF BONAPARTE.

lFrom Anomnach's Last Days of Napoleon."l
Napoleon was exposed IN his small bed roon,,
which had been arranged as q chdnbre ardeEte, be-
ing hung with black ICth taken from the stores IL
the East India Company al James Town. This lat
ter oircum stance communicated he Intelligence If
Napoleon's illness aud death to the inhabitants of
the island, who, surprised TO see so mary articles
carried away, endeavored, as well as The emptours
themselves, 10 asl eTtain the 10 which they we're
to be appropriated and for whit they no caust
Curiosity increased, and became general in proper
ton as the object Of j, became known The sttaus--
est ideas, the most extraordinary reports were lt.
ginning to be circulated, when Chinese reveals
the mystery. A universal cry oil surprise was tn u
heard every one was aslonished- thunderstorm.
" What! General Bonaparle was seriously i'll! ".
were told that he enjoyed such excellent health =
1t had not been possible, for want of the neeessa-
ry articles 10 ernbalni the body, the wilderness /
which WIS really extraordinary. 1t was deposileu
upon one OF the small tent. beds, furnished with white
curtains as funeral hangngs \! The cloak of blue
cloth which Napoleon had worn at the battle of Me-
rengo served to cover him The feet and hands
were expose. TO view; at his right side was his
sword, and On his chest crutihx. AT some DIS
lance from The body was The silver vase in which
had been obliged 10 deposit his heart and stomach.
Behind his head was altar, at which the pries.,
habited in his surplce and stole, rccited prayers.
All the persons of his suite, officers and servants,
dressed in mourning, were standing on bis lett
Doctor Arnot watched over the co,pse which had
been placed under his personal responsibility.
The door ni the chanbre ardehte, end the an.
proach to II, had been Tor hours past thronged
by an immense crowd. The door was at last oper-
ed and the crowd entered, and gazcd upon the life
less remains, without confusion, without tumult, and
in religious silence The afder OF adlni,,ance was