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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-21

Congratulated b-wn euwns. and check, lcscl pinned
az 'he couess lhs3 running into THE vo.k oon,
iA"Sy the iorcrs, as all ih her -o,, tli of lee ell
ing o"t "terc. alhVes tsters ,auk htr, See ,
OF ho"eT' hoSe GET I;y SISTERS sn.ird--aud cue ,ar
sEhYser wha hHi Ju' cane in, lau-hed ou, very ioad-
Tor s'' i"2ked 81 Ike ht'i- - udmojl,vr yr snu 81
IKE h,'t i't he ooud ua, hep 4. Rosy lnoke3 pp 90
see WHO I've was, and ;heptcu' ne her b,acK jsuiIo
Eyes 50 Ike hes dtpA,e coiers he exclaimed "Si Pa
urea! can II be my Rosy C'Coun,r.T IL WAS his
Own i"sy OConucr, Ter tie sHugrr was her faef onr
nn so"d were tie Kisses aud so"s with which Tie Door
ishnian greeted his lost c,ild;and She, simplicity OF
n'f mite heart, ksp putting her his neck
white she 'n"st .iled aimby ashiug. "en Vii! nunny
come bacS to u>:'
Il was onnthes Ismau BY the name az o Couuer wl,o
w'S shot IN ia. ratck C'Cenne. had neve, been able
10 leave 'he British army, until uut,s before hi wiie
after Il was long lime .lore lie cnui hear my tiiiu
had told Mary hc rinos of his death. From him lac
learned Ihat his wife had le he world, surrounded by
every comfort, aisd anXioms only about hes child.
As SOON he knew where Is daughter was. he wen: 10
amfeld as fast Stage rrSps could carry him; and there
ne sax his Rosy OCouner, when She came sunninr
IN with her apron fall Of lilies.
Patrick was TOO poor inake Ills Child away ,su: but hy
constant Industry lie in few years able pay rent
'"f NE ho"se where his dcn Mary had died. u sy was
sac" an active capable .h aud learned 81 many neat aud
"s'niouS ways among the Sake,s she was able to
support hefSe'i AT very early asr. She AMI her father
Were always what the world calls poor: they were itch
IN '"n'entmcn; and comfort Rosy delighted 10 wait lpon
oc Sond m'fSe ia her old age; ani wear never la sc,l
without her sending pesc. blind Mary and Sister
Lois
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-21
EAII4 GOODS.

n-HAII NELSON has received by the Ely and Exit,
and other recent arrivals from n. Yc.b Pi:a-
Iia. Ia,se proportion of his F.fIL St5PPLY. com
u,ii,g genera assortment of FANCY and SI.8PLE
DRY GOODS-amoug them axe:
supshne blue black olive, care, lIab ana mixed cloths
Common aud fue do do do a.
Fine and supcrfme pclissc aud merHo o!oijs
Blue black dab and fancy coloured cassrcs, assorted
Common, sac and su1evffne cassinets
Coarse cloths, lnseys and mcd kcrseys Tor servants
S,out booking nd floor cloth bazc
White red aud green ninncIs, assorted
g. Q, 10, II, IL and 1874 heavy blankets
g ST. i, a and > point do do
psiu,ed Goor cloths, carpe'ng aud hearth rrss
Plain and figured boniba etts, assorted
S.vans;lown, toiiinei and Valencia yestins
Rich muleskin velye. and SIX do
Cotton and si'E velvet, haHg-up cords
British ard German oznahrss, iickenour3s and 5p:!aps
Eussii duck, sheetirg aud diaTe'
Irish sheciir,, linen, lawns and diapers
g. g. Jul i0-1 thread damask--usrkns
Cashmere and shawl; und oa5 siayls, assorted
Hich Caarjr- shawl,, article
e,,,grior black Cantor and MANDARIN craze
Black .ooshaws, 'eyantine aud Italian !us''i"ss
satin lsvantjncs, black MANDARIN satin
Black and c0uurCd Gro de Nap, figured and pl1ln
Biack mode, llack and cooarsl satin ard florence
Black figured null, book, gss jaconet & India nusn5
Cotton camDric and stripe and cross barred 80
Syi,s, jacouet and real iudG ROBES
Common aud EGe auicoes, assorted
fsytra rich London CbjuiZ do
Madfas p1l,icat and COTTON ba" llama bdhls.
German gsg aaA company do 90
Fancy gal1c. 5arese and Gtos BE Naples 10
Tolsied bases,, cashmere aud n'erjuo 10
NaiDinet md thread lace5 and edgiHs5
Lace wells peerics capes collars and caps on,
rich patterns, mi oHiirClg netC S.Fis
Tslie,' ack, slate an. white '.ors'ea "asa
+ t~n's No and ha,fdo
H.acl and White silk DO and half 10
Tot,ojsc sire, mock, c2r ,rl tuck combs
Brazilian she % DO ca g. do
.;sving si'k, arcsh, moUlls. baltons
f'nr,s, fancy soap, cotton balls a"d sqga.s
i.o,s bread, pirs, trpcs, boboi"s
l.ib5ors cfarat pads, -."caJ
Gloves assorted, tooth b,o-hes, j'cs
gtu,srelllS, los iiH1 glasses, SC.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-21

Flom The London Forget Me Not.
TVS SISTERS DREAM.-BY Mus. HrArAy.

F.om the London ForgH, Me Not.
THE SISTERS DREAM.-By Mns. HnArAvs.
Sine sieeps-but not the free aud sunny sleep
That lightly the hrcw Of chdh1nd lies;
Though happy be her rest, and soft, and deep,
YETI ere it Saui upon hes shalowd eyes,
Thoughts Of past and kindred graves ucv-sxvp
Her souls meek stiffness che had prayed and w.,.t.
And now in Visions Ia her couch they conc,
The early ost-,e beautiful the dead
That uutn hes belueithi a lnAuriul nome,
Whence with their voices all sweet laughter lsG
pnry rise the sisters of her youth arise,
AS fom the world where isai! blossom lies.
= adj wei! the sleeper knows ,hem mol ofenr;b--
Not IA they when binding up the !i"wes,
Ieiiue wild lese nds rUand IhG winter-hearIh,
Erniding thes long fai, hair t6r f,:stal hGHra;--
Tacse things are pasta spiritual! S!ca't,
A solemn glnIy, robes them in that DREAM
We, If the gI,e oflife's fresh budding years
III those pure aspects may be read,
ghence too, hath sorrow melted and the tears
Which o'er their mothers holy dist they shed
Are I'll tllced;--tere earth hath left no sign,
Save its deep love, still touching every line:
But oh, more soft, more tender. breathing
= Thought ofpity than i'll vanish'd days.
While how ring silently and brightly DER
The lone ones head, they meet her spirits gaze,
W IT'D their immortal eyes they seem to say,
axe sister! yet we love thee Come away"
twill fade, the r4diant dream! and will she not
Wake with painful yearnins hc heart?
WIN not her home seem yet lrnelier spot,
Her tasks sad, when those brigh; shadows part
Aud the green after them look dim,
An! SORROW tone be in the Binds wild hymn?
Du, let her hope he strong! ard lei the dead
Visit her soul in hcavrns calm beauty s
Sc tier names utterd, os their memory sprea',
Yet round The place they may Ill!
4 u is not over with earth's brohcn tie -
Where, where should sisters love, if not on high:
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-21
LATIN SCHOOL.

I'm the neichbofnood of Chies5urg, Caroline, the
sci;,cr will teach Grammar School. which will
,nence the ensuing 18th of January, 1928 Therein viii
be taught tine usual course of Latin AVID Greek readings
tbe Eu.sh tongue, with its usual appeniages OF Cram
mar r,aIical al lbnetic Geograp hy, &c Also if
,,,,ire,! Geometry and Alge.ra &r-ihe school viii adj
,urn ,he 10Th December following, wiki month vacation.
ren,e for board and tulinu, hnafies furnishing beds
and bedding :00, alfpaya6c IN advance: los d,y
scholars $50 John V. MEAN.
t;,nchlanh. Nov 1lh, 1877. Il
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-21

81 as committed Ia the Jail OF this county as a runa-
way, on the .2th day OF June last, ego wa who
caS "'nlsr!i JOHN BERNH, and says was liberated
ny David He'"y OF Perquian's county, North Carolina
ne IS stout well made fellow FIVE tet eight inches hrb
''" C"hfe Nn large whskcts reads tuIcrably we'll anil
mas oie'si' IN his lc eye. lie had when committed
nan worn urd hat, blue bread coat and pana-
o"s with many other valuable articles of clothing with
''p nave every rea"on 10 believe the said negro is
runaway and the owner is requested I, come fo,,,,
prove properly pay charges and take him away other
NC vain dealt wiii as the W directs.
NM. S. B0YSTON, Tailor
Caroline Comfy, Va.
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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-21
8GORGaetee
MILTON.

'Iitlio9S Of!PirituaL creatures staik lie earth
"fHseera ooM "hen IRE iedks end ,tis.1 re sieeg."
> to"s At aud ioi saheu. yet the immortal dseam
90 clearly ufiS i.,eIed ON has ssGap h mimi,
i nat all which inspiration could redeem.
vi glory He'd, was palpabiy dehned
A"', Tree from mortal shade his glowing Not
Son 80" on earth the Eiysum which il sought.
i'he spirits Of the Sly became to him
Companions, and revealeIs Of the post;
Zach high sublimty 1.-The wild aud dim,
living splendos o's, his vision cast;
nj lied abuVe the AO.ian Mount hv scared,
Where the throned Seraphin of heaven adosed.
Thanks ior the radiant girt another stream
Of light, and sadness, busting on mankind,
ta'iSman asainS; the foes that TEEN,
a dtaught 10 Quench the burnings of the mind:
i OF this y Bard! we GonSccrate thy name.
The h"liest gem upon the shriue OF fame.
Thanks for thy creed that thus the earth is filed
win those pore watches from the starry sphere;--
How should Maus srosser thought be husled siii,d
VIA knowledge oFthe preSeucr that is near!
Yea, striving with dross, might aimust
OBTAIN communun with ii,at sinless host
The lonely res, orbills, mountain peak
invading the blue soitudss Of ar,
Si'arlt-except pcTchance some torrent creek
O. winds may 'oli It stpfiny revel there,
Jring TO the human bosom deep sense
Of life AL spiritual aud intense.
.i'he curblcss ocean. and the rosy track
Which sunset leaves upon the colouIed sly,
As il the day would blessing back,
Before it mingled with TIE shades gone by,
Awaken with strange longings OF The soul,
A nourn!uiness that dmst slou!c; so control:
For mind would blend with mind, aud though a curse
Hath dafkly bouul Us 20 soriid clay,
=, times the gloom will partially dispense,
Aud matter oer the ETHEREAL lose It's sway;
y9ten Milton. thy aspiring creed is found
Atested by the glories which surround.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-21
Two Hundred Dollars Reward

Szt1t' TIE YYIEPES AVID RU.N-4R.qYS.
Az away om the svhscsiher Hvirg in Bedford coun-
d - Virginia. on the night Of the 27th instant. INV
two Sg'o men, LEWIS aud JiMi two fellows who have
hcconc notorious for teis vlay they are the SANG
who e"Fed from '.e about years ago aud wr,e ar.
tpic!r,5pi IN CA.; othc, Chin.
They iobi"h NY desh of about four hundred dollars
Ia money, 1sd to"k MIA ten the best horses on
the place.
VIII pay reward OF one hundred ,iaars for appe.
Tending tile negroes with the horses if taken i'm the
ota's at Virginia, the above reward Of hundred
dollars Al taken Of the State, and pay all reasoua-
9'e charges of keeping, delivering them me at my
mouse near HedioId couy; housc.
w'S IS aoout 90 years old, six feet high, black
i'Nnn' large eyes, ck lips, and large wlskcrs which
sive him fierce appearance 80;
''m Is "b"0t twenty-five years obi, nea, six feet ish
STOUT made, not 81 aik complicated Lev is but too
d"K to- he called mulato. They were bo,i, W III tcsse
vac q the ho'ses taken is bay geidng with sineu-
i'f noe or sunk place On uG his hips; tie otlcr
morse IS roam stud, about years old five feet high,
ana PAGES well. The money well can recolect,
was 'h'ee h"ies ct SloO each and of $50
eaca' all Virginia money. have 10 doubt but these
'ei"ws have procured free Paie,s uu some source and
are tudeav""ring 10 get into Ohio, some other STATE
"Heis slavery IS nfoh!hited GEORGE DOOLEY.
-, ~7'"' 80 .. wit
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-21
GsS.sI2 kA.iE5s z "a g. g., 3 3,

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Gsssk2' ka- ISL, z "a GsaGs.
It Is ,ett~o years ,.r-ce ;he bill authori.ng
tie commencement; Of the Pennsylvania canal was
introduced INTO the Legislature that State; and
now more than !sao Sadc ni1s Of canal un1,
contract,
The Directors of the FILLMORE and Ohio Rail Read
Company have issued proposals for :,.aerais for the
construction OF taat s'u9, nspus t. They are il,
e1r0est, ana have themselves nlucu at sake in Tie
enterprise
On the presentation nf tie subscription rarer 10 the
Stock Of the Chesapeake and OHIO Canal Il the Office
u: e National lutcilgencer. the Printes connected
with that institution, ith Iihcrai.ty which does then,
honor subscribed forty shares lie snci II. amount
S i,00o This is il dependent Of the subscription OF
the PiopTeiois.
As usual at dis season. when fire becomes ne
cessary, ara tcn's cotton garments laid aside,
the newsrap"ri are recording heart .endin accounts
Of children a!,; groTn fcsiss being burnt 10 death b.,
their co,hss catching ire. Gun powder IS not more
dangerous to apr,cac|i fire with that, thin cotton
:F2imert--Hot % much Indeed, ior fame i'll gnle
ismwdCr.
Gen Gsinss has arrived at New Yorls. there 10
t&ie ~ his Head CHARTERS he is 70 take command
Of Tie Eastern Military District for tuo years
Private letters state tie loss Of goods and furniture
oY i':e rccent a"G fire a, Mobile, at about $500 COO
and that u Buildings and wharvss al abou: c7OO GOO
Tic Whole nunbcr Of buildings destroyed is about 800
On an acre and hall az groual, rnar 10 Norwich,
Coma las raised l5G bushels OF st He'd corn and :,
wagon loads Of " :uter sCuas;,es.
The ,aurh,afs Of Mr. T,,c,s Yyoi..f, eAr,
borough Penn have sn-oeedcd - ,-,si;o
e,gil.' sill, (a i!. D,ol,,,i,,n az ,vo. - -
rails. ecror, $40 cnouons ;ie mae Ten, Wv
silk.
~, r;o-,,,
, ~ ,,' ',S ose' sFo '' 8rc"l s'o
lion. sl,on- ten is MADE Of i aI5 drnri5 co,d 80
common ,al: for few weeks.
,o.o ,,.,, 80 ,..,,:.-.
Rev 1 Nh C ;;I t ''s - '"e
Tie h,nl- nf ,h - 'p'l.Su Oh
,.,,f ~ r, 49, - ".'.,' '"'It 'eG"'n'
r ., s's C' 'S ~ 81 hc same
= % " ''.', s,.'s WIN '''s S'2s1s
.ho,,, $50 fI 80 -, :i @ % s'J 80
:; 800 - AZ - - - g 100. 100 -, "''''
l;, = - Is oo"''!cSs u" we mouse
60. e.; -, - i'.s % uzs''''7'
SI Nj ~ 80; ,''''l i''si' up
t,;s RAN. 40 ~ - u''s! "a
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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-20
Stafford SNrinss.

This tract of land contains 500 acres about half of
Is standing in fine timber of good quality, the cleared
land to!eraby well improved with Orchards, &c. &c.
mere IS about twenty acres of meadow land, ia
Ken well in grass, and as much more of prime meadow
land to clear heavily timbered. There is Dwelling
House on this tract Of Land, about hundred feet in
Ieng'h' two stories high, with long porch on each
SIDE well calculated to entertain large companies with
all other necessary buildings, in good order. There
Also valuable Tannery and Cotton Picking Machine
now in operation, attached to this property which can
De bought with without the premises on good terms
10 sa purchaser. It is believed that this place has
on the best water this side of the mountains and as
as on the top Of the Blue Ridge 1t lies in the
fork OF several public roads, nesr the corner and lines
OF the upper part Of Stafford, and the lower edge of
Fanquier and Prince William Counties have no
doubt from the situation ofthis land it is we'll cacua
tea to make one amongst the handsomest places in all
TINS section Of country It is believed to be fine sit.
uation for country store. Ideem il unnecessary to
give afurther description, persons disposed to pur
chase, will view the premises, and then feel sure
there will be bargain The subscriber intends con-
tlnung his Boarding House Establishment, for the ac
OF MS customers, during the present sea-
son OF the Springs, on moderate terms.
July o-eoa L. DICKINSON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-20
Look here!-More Land far SGZe

G826 The subscriber having recently ~
tT& been seized with one Of those sort 49,
~ OF Tallahassee ITS, and for his relief Etss1
eas ne will sell the greatest bargain EayE!.1 49,
IN Land and improvements, ever known in this coun-
try-which the place wherein he now resides. and
known by the name of
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-20
White lead.

lust recered from. The mandatory Of W. e s. NJ Le,rs
000 Kegs whitehead in OIL warranted superior TO
~IbO any in the District. This manufactory re-
ceved the premium for the best lead at the last
exhibition of American Manufactures in Philadelphia
7mo13 NJ MILLER & SDN
Delaware journal., 1827-10-23
MINUTES

Taken at the several Annual Conferences of the
Methodist Episcopal Church for the year 1897.
New York, published by N. Bangs and J. Ene-
ry; octave. PIP. 72-Price l83cents.
This work, which has just issued from the Confer
ence office, contains full and complete view of the
present prosperous state of the Methodist Episcopal
Church. 1t embraces the names ofthe Bishops, FL
ders, Deacons, and candidates for orders designa-
ting those who have been received on trial, during
the year; those who remain on trial who are ad-
mted into full connection, who are the deacons
who have been elected and ordained elders who
have located who are the supernnmerary preach
ers who are the superannuated OF worn out peach
ers; who have been expelled who have Withdrawn
romthe connection and who have died, with short
obituary notices. 1t gives the of all the dis
tricts, circuits and stations, together with the num-
Der OF members in each, and the appointments OF the
several preachers with an alphabetical list Of the
preachers names, showing to what circuits, stations
and conferences they scvrrally belong 1t shows
that there seventeen annual conferences, divided
into eighty five districts, embracing eight hundred
and fifty nine circuits and staons-that there are
fifteen hundred and seventy six travelling preachers;
one hundred and eleven OF whom are superannu;,-
! ted and that there three hundred and eighty
one THOUSAND, nine hundred and ninety seven church
Imenbers being nett increase snce the last year
lof twenty thousand, one hundred and ninety
seven 1t also contains the following table, present
ing at one view, the number of members and preach
o,nh
Delaware journal., 1827-10-23
'uperannuated,
Total, 327932 535la 523
Total last year,
Increase this year,
From the National MteTgencer.

from Tie Na1lonuz HtelEgencer.
:HE BEAUTIES OF NATuRE-From q verv
article, in the new Western Revewy
published at Cincinnati by Mr.. Flint, descriptive Of
the flowers of The valley of the Mississippi we ex.
tract the following introductory reflections. which
are alike creitabe to the head aud the heart of the
editor.
sin fitting up this magnificent universe, in which
God has laced US, every thing seems to have been
formed with double reference to utility and bean
ty. In the arrangements of the Creator we can see
no reason, priori why the predominant coors Of
vegetable nature should not have been crimson. or
blue, instead OF green. Every one has felt, indeed.
that this last Us the most pleasing color to the eye
But every has not looked beyond this fact to ibt
,actual wisdom, contrivance, and benevolenco -
Providence, in clothing nature with this cheerful
delightful color. Colors, in which light abounds
Delaware journal., 1827-10-23

On retiring the President, alter few remarks,
returning thanks for the reception which had been
gwen to him by his ieow-citizcns .of Baltimore
gave
Baltimore, the Monumental City-Nay the days
Of her safety be as prosperous and happy. as the
days of her dangers have been trying and trium-
phant.
According to previous arrangement the Presi-
dent again the evening received the visits of his
llow-citizens, Of whom he took leave in brief
and cordial address, praying those with whom he
had exchanged salutaiions TO convey them as from.
him to their families. But having received an intine
ton from number of his fellow citizens who had
not before been presented to hm, that they were
dcsrous of exchanging salutations with him, he re-
turned to the place appointed for the reception OF
his visitors, and having been greeted by all who de-
sired TO see him, finally retired. Having afterwards
learnt that several of his friends had called to see
him after he finally retired, he expressed his regret
that for want of time, full opportunity was not
afforded him to exchange salutations with every cit
lzen who was desrouse to take him by the hand.
The President left Baltimore this morning at
tended by a number OF his low-ciizens, who
took leave of him at short distance from the city
From, The National LpeiHgencer, Oct. 19.
| The PRESIDENT of the United States returned to
the Seat of Government yesterday, from his visit to
his native State. We are glad to learn that his
health and strength have been materially improved
by the Journey, and the relaxation it afforded ron
the close attention which he habIlualy gives to his
public duties.
| In letter of business, from friend in Baltimore
he thus incidentally notices the Presidents sojourn
in that city
"The President has given hims up to the Peo
pie here for these two days and no not see how
he could have wlthsood their earnest apphcaton tt
him for that purpose. He has received ana ex
changed salutations with thousands oi cttzans ad
versares well as friends, and asn sau to be anil
say to the credit of the former thai equal respac
for his official character seems to be manifested b.
J. !, all parties
Delaware journal., 1827-10-23

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Adviees from Liberia, by late arrival from Az
RIGA, are very cneouraginsas to the continued goo.
health and condition OF the colony.