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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-27
POETRY.
From the Richmond Wing.
lines ON THE DEATH OF THE REV'G.
VIM. III. WILMER.

From the Richmond Wing.
HINES ON THE DEATH OF THE REV'D.
VIM. II. WILMER.
The slow procession moves with solemn 'reaa
To that sad spot where coldly sleep the dead
where oft affections wildly-gushing tear
Has vemmed the sod or sparkled on the hieri
The earth, last home OF man! now opes IT'S breast
And calls another son of death to rest:
YET ere the understanding ciod shall 'an,
ErA the cold frame shall leave the mourntu pail,
S,x. WHY does anguish burst from every heart,
WIN does each eve with frenzied sorrow dart,
One lingering glance; as if the look II gave
To that male form, that widely y awning grave;
Told of a woe so deep, that cold and weak
Would language prove its agony to speak
An, blame them not, if scarce one hope can throw
us Frightening glimpse upon that scene oil woe,
Nc scarce the ioy which Heaye en- affords can bring
One thought of comfort on its downy winSi
Can the bowed spirit mount above the skies
when winners pailid form before them hes
Alas, how oft with fixed attentive ear
They sat, the accents of his voice to heaI,
What pious awe, what holy rapture gow,d
As from his lips in sweet persuasios How'd
That sacred eloquence whose touching art
Subdued the Judgment, while it won the heart!
OH dear to science, long in learning's dome
The aspiring thoughts OF youth to thee shan roam
Still shall thy wise Instruction deeply fraught
With sense and virtue hnger on the thought,
And too perchance when LIES ambitious race
With feverish toll its memory may etface,
Thy voice in still reflections sober hour
Nav speak again in all its gentle power,
And from the worlds rude jars and thorny track
Topeace and virtue lure the wanderer back,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-27

Plaster.
2H ions plaster on board schr. Maria, for sac =
% aug is JOHN s. MILE
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-05-24
MISERlES OF WEALTH

1t is to have a subscription paper handed
yen every hour IN the day, and be called a
niggard if you refuse your name II isto
eat turkey and drink wine at "A dearer rate
than your neighbours. 1t is to have every
college, infrnary and asylum make run
upon the bank of your benevolence. and
then wonder "a. the smaiInsss ot the divi-
dend. 1t is to have sectarians contend for
the keeping Of your conscience, and law
yers struggle for the keeping of yonr purse.
1t is to be remembered from Seguln to
Talbot Island, whenever a loan or a dinner
is wanted. 1t is to he taxed for more than
your are worth and not be believed when
YOU say so. 1t is to have Addition of dol
lars, Substractio of comforts, and Mutipli,
cation of anxieties, end in Division among
spend-thrift heirs. 1t is to have the interest
of every one about yen exceed their princi-
Pile. 1t is to make up to the merchant all
the profits he loses by knavery or frugality
1t is never to be allowed to be upon eas,
terms, even with coat or shoe. 1t is t
be married for your money; or have a wife
always casting up the sum total of the dol
lars she brought. 1t is to have your SOM
steps surrounded by "mantraps," and you
daughter made a target for the speculatin,
and selfish to aim at. 1t is to measure friend
: ship by the length Of your purse, 70 bu
tlattcrY and sell happiness /, is 20 hav
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-05-24

was found dead 10 tie spring, from WHICH
,he boards had been removed; the race OF
tbe child was in the water, and had upon II
marks of violence. Suspicion then attacheo
20 black girl, who had nursed the chliareh'
hut not sufficient to enable them TO cXtort
confession from the negro, IN consequence
of her age, which was only ten years. WY
Shinley. however, determined upon sending
the black girl to his fathers, from whence
he had got her, and mentioned the circu'h-
stances. The negro girl had not oeen az her
masters more than two weeks, oeiore
black child was found dead, having been sur
focated;--she afterwards requested anothcr
gro child to lay her head upon DlocK' anu
taxing an axe. said she would shew her now
they killed chickens; the child became al
armed and ran from her. At night she was
discovered in a room in which some OF the
ladies of the house usually slept, and was
turned out; in about an hour afterwards, she
was discovered getting in at the window' ano
being asked what she wanted, she sad she
come to tell them, it was her who had killeh
Jemina, (thc child Of Mr.. Shipley, mention
ed above, and on being questioned, acKno"i-
edged that she had also killed the negro
girl, and related the particulars OF the muf-
der OF Jemima as follows:-She was with the
child in the garden, and struck her--the
child returned the blow, she (the negro
then tool. a handful Of sand, and stuffed it m
to her mouth, and took her to the spring
where she immersed her face in the water,
until she supposed she was dead; she then
left her, and went towards the house; Out
hearing the child cry, to make use OF hei
own words, ''she went back and finished 1t.
I rhe above narration we had from source
that entities it to full credit, and VIC DO not
remember ever To have heard OF transac-
tion in which at so early an age, such shock
ing depravity has been displayed yed.-BdH
| lHrGa
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-05-24

AZ ACT authorizing the payment Of interest
to the State of Pennsylvania.
Ben: enacted By Me Senate and House Of
REPRESENTATIVES Of The Uaitca States eJ n
77erica in Congress assembled, That the
proper accounting officers Of the Treasury De.
partment be, and they are hereby, authorized.
and directed TO iquidate and settle the clam Of
the State Of Pennsylvania against the United
States, for interest upon loans or moneys bor.
rowed, and actually expended BY her, ful the
'lie and benefit OF the United States, during the
late war with Great Britain.
SIC. ? Ind be il tuftder enacted, That
N Rscertaining the amount of interest as afore.
said, due to the State Of Pennsylvania, the fol-
lowing rules shall be understood as applicable to,
and governing the case, to wit; First, that inter
eat shall not be computed on any sum which
Pennsylvania has not expended for the use and
benefit Of the United States. Second, that no
interest shall be paid on any sum on which she
has not paid interest. Third, that when the pin
cipal, or any part of it, has been paid OF refund
cd by the United States, or money placed in tht
hands Of Pennsylvania for that purpose, the in
tcrest on the sum or sums so paid or refunded
shall cease, and not be considered as chargeabl
to the United States any longer than up to III
time of the repayment, rs aforesaid.
SEC. 5. .dnd be ii further enacted, Tha
the amount of interest, wheI~ ascertained, a
aforesaid, shall be paid out of any money in tn
Treasury, not otherwise appropriated.
Approved; March 3, 1927
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-05-24
lpunL1c-Nn. Sill

An ACT to authorize the Governor and Legis-
iatve Council of Florida to provide for holds
ing additional terms of the Superior Court
therein.
De il enacted BY the Senate and House Of
Retrssen:atiues Of the United States Of IL
71erica an Congress assembled, That the
Governor and Legislature Council of the Terrific
~ of Florida are hereby authorised, until Con.
gress shall otherwise direct. to provi ,e, by law,
for holding the Superior Court of fsaid Territory,
at such other places, within their respective Dis
tricts, as may be necessary for the more CONVENE
ent administration of justice therein.
Approved March 8, 1897.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-05-24
lPUpLIc-No. so. I

AN ACT authorizing the establishment of ali
Ar'enal in the town Of Augusta, in Name
BE 10 enacted By the Senate and House Of
Representatives Of the United States Of H..
2nerica in Congress assembled, That the
Secretary of the Department Of War be, and he
;shereby, authorized and required to purchase,
soon as it can be effected on reasonable terms,
site for an arsenal, in the town of Augusta, in
the state Of Maine; and to cause TO be erected
thereon such an arsenal as may be deemed prop
sr. for the safety Of the munitions Of the U,
I'd States, for the Northern and Eastern frontier:
and dat, for these purposes, the sum Of fifteen
thousand dollars be, and the same is hereby ap.
psoprated, out ofsny money in the Treasury,
not otherwise appropriated.
Approved March 2, 1927
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-05-24
TPuBLrc-No. 53.1

AN ACT to grant certain quantity OF Land 70
the State of Ohio, for the purpose OF making a
Road from Columbus to Sandusky.
BE il enacted By the Senate and House OF
Representatives. Of the United States Of II
merica IN Congress assembled, That there
be, and are hereby, appropriated, to the state oil
Ohio, for the purpose Of aiding the Columbus
and Sandusk, Turnpike Company in making a
road from Columbus to Sandusky City, the one
halfofa quantity of land equs! to two sections,
on the western side of said road, and most con-
tguoas thereto, TO be bounded by sectional lines
from one end Of said road TO the other, whereso-
ever the same may remain unsold, rescrving to
the United States each alternate section the
whole length of said road through the lands OF
the United States to be selected by the Com
missioner Of the General Land Office, under the
direction Of the President Prowded, That no
toll shall at any time be collected ofany mail stage
nor ofany troops or property of the U. States.
Approved March 5. 1927.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-05-24

Horrible Dehreuty,-ptho Shiplev, of
Baltimore county, 23 miles from the city OF
Baltimore, on going to thdspring about tiye
weeks since, found one Of lis children, three
years old. dead in the spring. the water in
which, was not more thanthree or four in
ches deep; suspicion resting upon no partic-
ular person, it was supposed to have been an
accident. The spring was lfterwartls cover
ed with boards, sufficientroom only being
left to dip out the water
About two weeks afterwards, another
child named Jcmima, ahost six years old
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-05-24

But + do not say this in prejudice OF the
merits of your charming wife. In my youth,
I devoted myself to love, but never parted
with leg.-had done so should at this
day, have said, Thevenet thou vast tool.
have the honor to be yours, &c.
LEWIS THEvENET."
In 1793, eleven years after, during the
horrors Of the Revolution, Theyencnt,
whom person that envied his reputation
caused 70 be suspected of aristocracy, He'd
TO London to save himself from the gnil!o'
tine. lie enquired after Sir Charles lem
pie, and was shown his house. He made
himself known and was received. In an arm
chair bv the FIRE. surrounded by twenty
newspapers, sat corpulent man who could
hardly stand up he was SO unwieldy. An
welcome Mr.. 'Thcvenet cried the corpu-
lent man, who was no other than Sir Charles
Temple, excuse me if do not rise; this
cursed leg is hindrance to me in every
thing. You have come to see ifyour Judgment
was correct j come as a fugitive, and
seek your protection You shall have il
with pleasure. You must live with me from
this day, for truly you are wise man ior
must console me. Surely, Thcvenet, prob
asly had been an admiral of the blue, had
not my wooden leg disqualified me from the
service OF my counery,-NVhen ! read the
Ga2ettes. the brown and the blue make me
angry, because can have nothing to do with
them. Come console me,---"Yonr wife car
do better than L." Say nothing of het--hei
wooden leg prevented her dancing, SO sh'
betook herself to cards and to fashons.-
I,here is no such thing as living peaceaoll
with her. "What was my judgment cor
rect them" q, welcome beloved Thevenet
but be silent on that point, 1t was sill,
adventure. Had my leg again, | woul'
not now give the pairing OF a nail. Betweel
you and me, was FOOL, but keep this I
yourself.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-05-24
[PuBL1c-No. 521
AN ACT for improving the Navigation OF the
Ohio River.

AN All TOT improving the navigation OF thc
Ohio River.
Be it enacted By the Senate and House o}
Representatives Of the United States Of H.
msricaoin Congress Assem6iea, That, all
snags, sawyers, stumps, logs, and obstructions of
every description, which tend to endanger the
steamboat navigation of the Ohio River, at any
navigable stages Of the water, and which present
themselves, and are to be found on the banks and
sides of the river shall be removed, so that the
navigation of said river may be rendered at all
times safe; and the same shall be done under the
siS er~ision and direction of the Secretary OF
''e.a and through the aid Of some practical
acquainted with the situation of the River
osctive bars, islands, and danderous fdan.
aces and parts; and he shall likewise
fi Of said River, at part usually
e'p f cain, near its mouth so to be
~ pINPer channel formed, that, at
sssSs ~ the water, steamboats, NAV be
G. e,&saasE ar pass md repnsa the sarc.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-05-24
From the New York Commercial Advertise,
POLICE.

4 man was brought up to the Office bv D
]. Hays, found under bed in Maiden LAM
with number OF articles oe clothing in Ill.,
possession. The prisoner, who was one os
the most sagacious of "thc fraternity. . and
in that happy state, when the misfor,unes
Of life possess but little effect on the nina
l. c. in his own language, "a little boosy. ow'
ing to the weather." presented himself .,
the bar, with a face full of good humor ir'
dicatins, by his appearance, perfect stat.
Of content.
Magistrate. What is your name,
Answer. Edward McLougherty
Mag. How do you spell it.
Ans. That's for you to find out.
Mag. Then lam to put it down as pleases
Ans. Call it Bill Tobin.
Mag How long have you beenin the citys
Ans. About five weeks.
Mag. Where did you come from lasti
Ans. lam a stranger in the city.
Mag. Not here'
Ans No: wish was
| Mag, How came you to 60 in the room
where you were isund9
Ans. Rum and misfortune drove me
there.
Mag. How did you get under the bed,
Ans. With my hands and feet.
Mag. What made you get under the 5ed
Ans. Charge it to rum; all to rum.
Mag. What is your business?
Ans. am laborcr.
Mag. A laborer You look like labor
er,
Ans. Then put me down as lawyer.
Mag. Wen put you where you will neeS
one.
lie was committed for trial.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-05-24

SEC. 2. Ind be il further enacted. That
for carrying this into effect, the sum OF thirty
thousand dollars be, and the same is hereby, ap-
propriated out Of any money in the Treasury, not
otherwise appropriated.
Approved: March, 5, 1897.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-05-24

debtors smile upon sou. and knavs,
you by the hand. 1t is to have dvsSS sAaS
wife, and pale children. II isto hsspep'i3
go to college to buy themes Of w;ser s SON
and daughters brains turned bv ~ aas, n.sds,
of fools. 1t is to be invited to S dr;nn nauer1
W'ne' enas you may give better in return '
~ Is 10 nav. your ladys peace disturbed M
a hisher ieather or brighter diamond III,
20 ouy green peas at nine shillings, and re
iSh them not because your neighbour y;va .
two dollars. It is to have relations s~s y;',
you short lite and long will. II i -, =,
have your widow mourn bitterly--nr,,;a'u ',
her fortune depends on perpetual T,ius' w;du..'
hood. 1t is to have more tempta,iouso ow :.
this world than other men and las,,'. u
find the entrance to better more d;e, y
than to the rest of mankind. 'u'
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-05-24
LAWS Oh, TIKE; UNICM,

PASSED AT THE SECOND SESSION OF
THE NINETEENTH CONGRESS.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-05-24

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The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-05-24
1prB11c--No. 49. ]

AZ ACT authorizing the payment Of interest
to the State of Pennsylvania.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-04
FOR S9LE

zpHE Subscriber whe, that well known estate call
- ed FofHENlNGAY, situated the main Western
vslty Road ~ The EQUITY Of mortsomeryfOurteen miles
West OF salem "a Botetout county both side, the
Roanoke River, containing between 500 1000 acres.
I'VE hundred &C res OF winch Ert rate tCom iand suited to
hemp, corn, tobacco. -
THIS Of The hest improved, fertile and beautiful
fsuns above the Blue Ridge the fencing Generally
Pos's' The improvements consist "f hsnd,onpe two oi
hfIck dwelling huuse, kitchen, house carriage bOu,e
the Barn good Stable (sIh water takFu pipe, t. ~
good Mill and Il she finest D-ii ia Inc commit
h,ci hatSo hundred Of wood isud attached and 81
clHsedlOr hos pare- The Oy.rsseT hou,e aud neyr,
quarters very cVnfo table Ir short, whole al The %,
Proyemen neat, snd bu the irnst ,ub,ta,
There sso building the premises rented a.
Tavern stand aud Of The bst The country Al sie
ihefe Pss Obee where the nsi running East West DAT
ly arrives
also wishes 70 sell his TCRTPsE over the Al,srbsr
mouuain beginning not FAR from PotheGrg-y beng among e
best stock 81 Vrsin rhelsw suhorfng this rSsi vests IN
the subsc her perpetual estate, and requires that the s,t
'eis, sisng from Sac tolls, should yeid Interest Of not
less than ., than 10 pei The original ct
lSiOoOol. IL has Ter several yeafs varied from to r.
AisoSevefai small tracts 81 Land f1id Turnpike Rosd
The ahrve pfoPeftyis very velusbe viii be- sold io
aud uryy tbsra term Application o. ne ade 10 Lans
Ter Denby or CJL Bernard PeytOn, IN R,ehmonJ or 10
GEO HANCOCK.
kotdingoy, Ia.
huEuf ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-04
-NETV NIP OF YIRGLN7.a.

WE New Map of Virginia, complied Rom actual
II under the authority OF the State published. AID
may be obtained by DESTROYS OF uring aPpea
ti"h to- VIM H. ehsidson, the Capitol IN Il City OF Itch
uons.
This work. Effected Icy the labJur Of usny year, aud
teal c.t oi and been
ed IN variety and accuracy o detail beauty and elegance
OF tAeeuii"n IL rejects the credit the
ski Of the persons put % alton.
a.d INST prove highly gratifying and u.eul to the public The
Legislature have authorised the sale OF $50 Copies only of this
Nap on the large scale OF five miles the uc; and the Exc
eu'e with the Of making the sal. aMd
" posaib have eed the copies TO be disposed the
ILodeIats price OF $50
onuer tiese ccuE-tsncen probable that persons who
shall not make esy application, be obtain
Copy OF this beautiful aud valuable woik.
).
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-04
-s-0TICE--

10y virtue Of deed Of trust executed 10 ne Subscr5r On
ID the 5fh day Of Augyf, 1885, by Thorls c. Faaf and
Js,iah k5 ss Tor t gwyose Fl securing yaymenf ola
hbt therein mentioned dss 70 Samuel Cor, co., ef CIR
Of Richmond. ald tohicA A been duty recorded IN M es
of fhe clerk Of The county court of Bncking tybe
70 As Aight bidder FOR e9, o. ne gri,ss on Saisrdey
he Of CdsgRe, the coiafy Of Bofinghap saei
con0iaag one haiers, aa Eoon ~ re Pia " said fosn,
lots No three, gvs, gId thrfcsn Upon eCfhs
nboys mentioned, there Is story house finish
sd md ctfet leth h erPeace WOULD efier fer
dtgsng houses aud also snail house, which A..
bcsu used store house. CyrdcAie Wnss Rsssr.
nd situated at ne ad Of the navigation ofhas s,rsara Y
gentleman yfoaynt MAILING 10 engage nteranfie
busfaes The a5ous property Dgh Be object The ts -
6sisUs9 be good; ba ueA oy rH be convytd
Il te ssbse,iber BY ths deed afoftsaid. san. BR1NCH
- IA -sgf7 2s-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-04
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER
For LE1SE

'h Suoseher oilers TO lease Tor tenn OF wears, tue
hi"k Tavern, 1t Charlotte courthoue, formerly The pro-
perry oi las father MIR. Win. NJ Watkins.
me iaNeiu-hOuss n and duu with necessary
o pu,idhSsi situated lot Of about ~ seresatArh.d q"
small tact Ut Land small distance from II, At
OF the same. -
~ P"pne sns' IN, ITS proximity 10 the courthouse hsns
The beng hut one Tavern place Ten
Ger. very eligible stand for a Tavern keeker.
Terms "il be very moderate, especially the first year,
20 ""s one who well Recommended Tavern
nesP'r; Possession" eau he gv.ns any Apply 10 the
ioer al ms Fathers who will act him should ne BE-
absent. SAM'L V. WATKINS.
=
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-04

lLb be offered ioT lease years, the high.
W es' bidder on toe pfemse, Monday the day
OfobG nexh IAN, otherwise ihe fsr Day that well
kn1wD stand haness Tavern, situate cuudy OF Cum.
beFiind II tue Junt"n AZ the EUfthtfn, Syuthefn
Eastern sud Western sisss roads usfy ceoteai between
nt hond aud Lyhchbuig THE gsHy other a.ysniarss
neeted with tbs Hsnd are belevsd e. be well kno,sas
render further description ~ u0ueoessary; lui1re
therefore t. say' that - inferior g. Virginia Bond
with approved .c-niy wall be required ~ the person pr
.o"s ie-ts aud p's.esDn gwen the twe0ty Hh 81 Decem
hei," ~ he privilege 81 eedius crop Of Wheat, which
Nc.Gc. . uaTEE
- y should any person prefer buying The ssse stand by
ea1re,,ns lev i'nes 90 ne, reid'nE IT, than
lsagng on that dsy. r.
August -. I'D
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-04
Frederiek counly, J,n.Ia.
Tulunble Pyoperiy for Sgi

IofuaOe Properly for Sale.
yeS EIN anxious 10 from Tins pat the country,
~ wal dispose u Plantation, the
An's near Bevlfs Bdse distant from Psterstu about
miles and about 81 from ii ncnd. THIS land lies
OF Deep creek and APpomatox River aud
and 1000 acres which $50 creek sud grounds
Attached TO the Farm vaIuabe grist nauacu m
situated Dep Greek within quarter OF nile m iune-
re with the capable Of yielding lrou $50 500
Of toll corn rer
Tnee isao cotton gin OF 20 sws, which will pick from
to 5000 "eis Of cotton day The houses consist 81
story dwelling house, kitchen, smoke house,
&e gether with garden newly .upaied failing
brook running through the middle of unnecessary TO
more asi Is presumed that thoBe
first view the Prsmise Ii svlI by sf Of October
next, Will then positively be exposed pubic sale that
the heN tar daSi"setheT with all stock
eIeP of every Descriptions Piantiion utensils TERMS
tia Il cash. aud the balance one, three
PHILEMON HOLCOMBE.
August 81. So -tdsS5.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-04
n yoluobyr pIop,afion for Sale.

'T'HE Subscriber esrs sale his Plantation tie county
IF Hanover isng CAiekahoniny ssansp, containing
400 aeTes; rs 10 mules from the cuy Richmond; the
Uncomfortable Turnpike passss MroagAit TAers
tha zoo sehh been cleared; timber
consider equal, snperior, thus
c0un'y Ihe'e are so Ofsrrssi Meado,V Land q
SUIT purchaser, that part iying Lsioo the Turnpike oud he
ssDarsfety d,PossGc TAere Sa.o t sr.ik. hlLf IL
aIe, srAeh sd be advantage any -Disaas
TO get the timber, 6d frthsr description deen
ed snneee.saTy dsthoSe deSi0s Of uesiing capital iad,
cH uier Joshua StoTs, vig the adoiag tn, .ottl
sherc II at any application be hipi
<5EgHSt7 26-tT GERDiS STORRS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-04
NOTICE..

Ii pssons having claims the Of lakes VauIe
wall dec hereby notified brin them IN
authenticated on before the Trntb September
As ALTER that day the Daniel VanAe
A OF me estate {" ikes Vspdeyail, dec, will
hsfofc te Commissioners appointed purpose by the
itn'ing Court Of the oJ Of Richmond that day
w" Noiiee VIII lie fsad bar al thai may Be
presented subsequent. HUGH DAVIS
EDWARD WARREN,
August 80, 1927. o. -'tos