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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-18
Fsm The London ,so Monthly Maga=iae.


oonpllce in the assassination oil the Emp'
r Albert He was bound alive the wheel
8 wife, Gertrude, attended him througho'
S las, agonizing moments With the most M
ic fidelity. Her own suGf-rings, and thnse
y unfortunate husband, are most affecting
scrihed in a letter which she afterwards aC
rssed 10 femal- friend, and which was pu
,hcd some years ago al Harlem, in book er
Fed "Geyiruds Tnader IKarf, or Fidelity I'm
saih."
Her hands were clasp'd, her dark eyes raised,
The breeze threw back her hair;
Up,o the fearful wheel she gazed,
All that she loved was there.
The night Was round her, clear and cold,
The holy heaven abovei
It's pa,e stars watching TO behold
The night Of earthly love.
'And bid me not depar.," she cried,
s'My Rodolph! say not so.
This rs no time to quit thy si6e,
Peace, peace cannot go
Hath the world &lght for me 10 tear
When death is on thy brow
The world! what means t--mi+e IS here
viii not leave thee now.
al have been with thee IN lh'ne hour
of glory and of bliss,
Doubt not its memory's living power
To strengthen me through this.
And thou, mine hOnor'd love and true,
Bear on, bear nobly on!
We have the blessed Heaven IN view,
Whose rest shall soon be wont"
Aud were not these high words to flow
From woman's breaking heart!
Through all that night of bItteiest woe
She bore her lofty part;
.Bu, oh! with such freezing eye,
With such n curdhng check
Love. love! OF mortal agony,
Thou, OIL, thou shouid'si SPEAK.
The winds rose hish--bu: with them rose
Tier voice that Ink sx thou hour brought repose
10 happy bosUms near;
While she safe striving with despair
Beside his tortured form,
AMI pouring her deep soul in prayer
Forth ON the rushing storni'
She wiped the death damps from his brow,
With her pale hands and soft,
Whasc touch upon the lutte chords low
Had still'd his heart so oft,
, She spread her mantle o'erhs breast,
Sine bathed hishps with dew,
Anil On hs ca-ek such kisses press'd,
As JOY and Hope ne'er knew.
OH loyely are We, Love and Faith,
Enduriug to the last!
She had her meed-one srrie in Death
md his worn spirit pass'd,
while cen as o. i martyrs grave,
She knelt on that sad spot,
And weeping, blessed the God that gave
Strength To forsake il not!
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-07-02

DORFRT DAVIS. CABrxET MAX
BE ER and PHoLSTFRER; respectfully informs
the Citizens ofWheeling. and the Western
Country At urge. th't he has recommended his
business NJ his Old S'end on Main Street, next
door 10 Nr Cmlnghlm's Chair Mandatory,
where they can GET supplied with all kinds Of Fan
cY WoRs n lis line.
u Country Cabinet Makers can be supplied
with Carving. AZ the shortest notice.
UPTwo Apprentices wanted fothe above bus
ness.
Wheeling, January 26tb 1923 5-ts.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-07-02
AGRICULTURE.

IS order to disseminate extensively the hume
rous advantages which flow from the deVelope-
ment of new resources and valuable improvements
In the Agricultural World, It is reasonable TO pre-
sumo thai proper medium for the accumulation
and distribution of practical knowledge, must
prove Of the first importance. A Periodical Pub
hcation devoted TO these purposes, If conducted
with spirit and industry, cannot prove otherwise
than eminently useful.
Under these impressions, the Publishers have
determined on offering TO the agricultural commu-
nifty THEFARMER' 5 MAGAZINE, as a reposi-
tory of useful information; satisfied they cannot
render to their country more valuable service, or
better contribute to It's permanent prosperity than
IN subserying, as they hope 10 do, It's agricultural
interests.
The leading feature of this publication viii be
sustained By our own ample resources, united TO
.he promised contributions Of several AGRIcULTU-
RAJ SOCIETIES, and the assistance Of distinguish
ed agrcultursts, IN this and other states.
The LITERARY and SCIENTIFIC department Will
be conducted by gentleman heretofore editor OF
a popular literary journal.
I'm furherance of their views, the publishers So
Ect original contributions on Agriculture, H0rti-
culture. Rural and Domestic Economy &c. and
the cooperation of agrIculturIsts and the friends
of Agriculture throughout the country; to whom
Is respectfully submitted the following
PROPOSALS
FOR PUBLISHING rs TIE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA,
PENNSYLVANIA,
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-07-02
Stone Cutting.

RWARK DOUGLASS respectfully IN
lV forms his friends and the public, that he
continues 10 carry on the above business
on the corner of Washington and 9TH streets, where
Stone Cutting of all kinds can be furnished al the
shortest notice
o. Two APPRENTICE ito the above business.
wanted.
Wheeling, March 9Th, 1923. lO-3m.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-07-02

About nine or ten months after the above cure
was performed, through some eXertIon Mrs. C.
Hlptared a blood vessel from the loss of blood.
and appetite, she was again reduced so low thai.
the attending physician deemed a consultation
would De necessary, which, accordingly was held.
and they Were of opinion, she could survive. bun
"a few hours longer l immediately administered
The Cathohcon ,bearing in observation, "that as
long as there is life hope remains, TO The aston
Ismnent of AN, who had come as It were TO wit
ness her DEATH the second dose, which was taken
about haitian hour after the first etfectualv STONED
the bleeding of the vessel; and In few days She
was. for the second time, miraculously cured.
Another instance ofthe peculiar meritsof this
medicine 4 also witnessed, VIZ. the case of nv son
William. The TETrER made It's appearance, and
completely covered ms body, and behind his ears:
tile pustules behind his ears discarged watery
humour, that excouated the parts which it passed
over and formed into ulcers; he was greatly ema-
ciatcd-reduced 10 mere skin and bone-had sleep
less nights-restless days, in fact the torments OF
the disease were Undesirable. The most app
proved remedies Were employed from the com
meucement and strictly followed but without
ailevIatng his miseries. Again, i successfully
administered the Cathohcon, he was restored
and remains I'M perfect health to this day.
From the wonderful effects of your medicine n
the three foregoing cases. ItUOst certainly deserves
the attention of the afflicted. Those who have
been relieved by It's use. as well as every member
Of society. should aid In the diffusion of so great
a discovery. am very respectfully yours,
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-07-02

va
And win attend % the Execution of al Orders,
entrusted 90 their care, Tor any Of thc following
Articles.
Types of every description,
Stereotype Plates, of amy kind. that may be
wanted
A great variety Of Cuts
Matthew Smuh's Patent Stereotype Blocks,
p. Smiths Patent Printing Presses, and Nota
rial Presses
Washington Presses,
Second hand Rmlgo Presses,
Browns Patent Standing Presses.
Hoe. S. Co.'S Patent Copying Presses.
Coppeplate Presses, Saddlers Presses
Iuhoguphick Presses,
Brelow's Pateu, Ruling Machine,
Do DO. Bo0kbnders Plough
Bookbndors and Cuders Shears,
Standing Racks for Cases.
Glasses and Composing Sticks,
Stands and Cases, Parchment
IRON and Brass Side and Foot Sticks.
Quoms 1Ial.ets Planners, and Shooting STICKS
Steel and Iron Points, with and without plnSs
Gafes ofan Sizes slice and plain
Do with brass buttons,
Sheepfoots. Ball Stocks and skins.
PR0Ur PuviyG lyE.
UT a very liberal discount VIII DE made 10.
9tsH. -,-..--,--.
Wheeling. January 2nd l525. lets.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-07-02
WOOL STAPLING, AND
GRADING.

EOSEPH hUWELLS, respectfullyin-
.o,m- Wool Growers and others engaged IN
the wool business, that he has commenced the
WOOL srAPLGSG AND GRADING BUSINESS, at ms
house In south Wheeling, next door TO the rest
dense of Josilh Chaphne, Esq Arrangements
have been made withD. b. BaylesS, Commission
Merchant. who will receive the wool at ms ware
house. IN Wheeling and after tits sorted, pack and
forward. or make any other disposition OFT which
the owner may think proper. Grading oHtg can
be done, wherever IL may suit the owner OF the
wool Terms moderate and accommodating.
J. II. trusts that his long experience in the
above business. viii enable him TO give entire sal
i,faction to- all those who may employ him.
Wheeling, april 22d, ISIS. l7-ot
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-07-02

Is, l4sac Thompson corner of 81 and Market
Ro1ea pouaL D.. corner of 81 and Market.
u 49, Dycu come of III and Race.
Smual p Gu-h,s, jr. corner of 9Th mo
Chestnut streets
I'll vi. Lolckodsr corner of 6rh and Pine
Fullerton 81 C.Nt0n, Market street.
N. MI Chinook, conner of 9th and Cl.oWMI
Thomas Evans, corner of 81 and Spruce.
s.. O.. sheppard So lI7 south 9th
j Wlhlms. corner of 81 and Almond
~ CrOweI, corner 0l 5t1 and South
George MelIor corner of ith mi Walnut.
BujI West corner Of 3i and Walnut
Thomas Cave, corner of 9th and Market
Edward Pryor Northern Oispcnslry.
a. ST. 81 r. H. Cohen MarSet street.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-07-02
TIE PRACTICAL FARMERS
1EAGkzI11% s.
Or Agricultural * literary
Gazette.

---TTT- ~ N -rT------ - - = -TT.TTT :. -
IliL fAhhEh , HhUAAI1NE Is oeSigheu
10 Contain
mont of remarkable Farms. source, of manure
wInlbor and Kind orsrocK FARMING utensils lblur-
ers d3lrie. Nc.. tsRlcrrrUF,I IMPROVEMENTS;
critical nctces and reviews of such publications
a. NAV tend TO the inferestsofthe Husbandm.. m:
Improvements in the breed of DOMESTIC ANIMALS;
accounts of such FOREIGN and DOMESTIC trees,
shrubs. vines. plants seeds and grains as are con-
sidered necessary or useful for subsistence. com
fort or ornament, with IMPORTATION relative to
their treatment growth, requisite kinds Of soil,
&c; and M snort Whatever may TEND TO increase
the product Oh the son. ana advance 'he RURAL
A'o'o'i vi 'lv 0o''','J
Insertion WI also be gwen to sucn REPORTS,
Addresses ana IaPers, us may be communicated
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-07-02
HOYV
PATENT CORN sEELLEI

PATENT CORN sEELLER.
EWAYING purchased the Right to the
above Machine. forthe counties of Brooke
Ohio, Tyler MouongIia, Harrison and
Preston, ann ready to receive and execute orders
for the same This machine, for expedition u
sheiling, Is unequ1led by any other now M use;
and, unlike a other inventions for that purpose
instead of dischargng both com and cob M the
same place. i casts the cob TO considerable dis
tmce from the shelled corn. The quantity Of corn
shelled by it IN given time, so far exceeds that
sbelled by any other with which II has been com
pared THAI it has in many cases been adopted and
others east aside. as appears by certificates now
in my possession. The Public are, however re-
quested to call on the subscriber, examme'the
machine, witness lis operation and satisfy them
selves JAMES. F. KING.
Ubteline, Marcel. 10, 1S2S.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-07-02
ELIZABETH sMALLWOOD.

CASE-Wm. Middleton aged about 80 years.
for the last s years, had seven large sLoUGmNo
ulcrbs 0u his body and limbs. lie was Oh a.
Journey from Georgia 10 the eastward and had
been subject 90 tine treatment of many physic-
m, between Savannah and tins city, but the dis
case SIN progressed ia spite of all their efforts ;
consequent cmacmuon ensued from the long and
severe pans which he experienced, and the ulcers
discharged freely thick offensive matter-almosr
u-uprorab.e. which prevented hmm from proceed
ing further thn this city; he gave up all anucpa-
lions of ever reaching home again, and began to
assume O deadly aspect Notwithstanding most
excellent medical advice was rendered. A few
weeks after his arrival me came under the notice
of Mr.. Potter aud Immediately commenced using
lg Ca,houcon, n about two weeks there was "a
material change iu the appearance of the ulcers,
and tbe eXcuc8tug pains, which huassed him
f0mthe commencement OF the disease, were par
tally removed and his general health and strength
improved daily. lH eight weeks more he was
perfectly restored TO health by the use of the Ca
l0Gcon; the ulcers were healed, the violent pains
entirely tors0o6 him; he pursued his journey, suf
.tuug mo- Inconvenience whatever.
s. number of respectable individual are nc
uuluted with the above facts. 20 whom reference
may be had by applying to WV. POTTER
Philadelphia October 18th, 1921
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-07-02
MEDICINES.
Paints, Dye-St,fS, &c.
CLEMENS s RAY,

Have supply of articles in their line, Of which the
following are part and will be sold on moderate
terms. Having been selected with care, they are
confidently offered.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-07-02
HALL s. TRISLER,
WAGON AND CARRIAGEMAKERs

SFsrEcrruuY inform Their friends and the pub-
he iu general thar they carry on the above business
no alI lbs various branches, on Main Street, Uhee-
Ing near McC0rmey' tavern where an orders
u their line win be thankfully received and
promptly attended to. Having constantly on hand
oy q puncrual attendance 20 business. 10 merit a
share OF public patronage
GIGS AND CARRIAGES
Repaired .ne uesres, manner and at the short
eS' louee
TWO APPRENTICES wanted to the o.
Dove business
Wheeling, May "a 1923 20-l2i.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-07-02
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
e=A1R EAG=cEE.
RoBB & MORRISON,

WIyDsoR CHAIRs, with great variety OF ST
Trrs CRADLES, Common Windsor aud Arm
CHAIRS.
They would also inform the Public that they
have considerably extended their business. and
have taken that large and commodious building,
IateIv occupied by Messrs. Bayard and Frasler-
where they also intend keeping a general asort
ment of the above work.
N. B. All orders, thankfully received, and
promptly attended to.
January 2nd. 1923. It's.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-07-02

Gloucester Point County Of Gloucester, N. J.
September 30, 1897.
Mr. UHllu Ut. Potter
SIR: I'm conformity with your desire, / give
YOU here the statement of my case. For more
Than 2J years past have experienced pains of the
most exculciating order, proceeding from RFU-
uArIsu: the greater part of tins time l was con-
fined 20 my bed, with my limbs very much contract
ed and swollen and SO painful could not press
my hand ON the lower eXTcnnues-and ln fact, so
severe thatmy shueks were heard IN every part of
thc house. | had violent pains M my side head
aches loss of appetite &c.-Lauduum which
was taken In very large doses, occasioned but
little sleep, and did not tend TO sOOthe the pain 40
ihe slightest decree Induced by the urgent and
repeated request of my friends and family, re-
paired % the Sea Shore nc Egg-Harbour and
continued 90 immense myself ln salt water for
length oftime, without amy sa.utary effect After
] returned, CAS- prev.ous,) l had application TO
various remedies, but every thing proved of mo-
service 20 me. Having spent much money and
ab0ur DO my endeayours 20 obtain relief from the
miserable situation / was placed ln, and my add
luced age l5eiug iu my Goth yeaT.) lrehquIshed
M hopes, and was determined TO let the disease
take Its course; hut m few weeks after, heard
of tine wonderful effects Your medicine produced
ora my daughter whose case | make mention of
u ths I used tine CArdoLCON % The extent
of three bottles. and feel happyto say l ann free
of that painful visitor Oh whom l have been
MARTYR for So LONG, and for ibis unexpected change
from ,iit of misery 10 one of comfort, do I un-
pu.e t0t the remarkable qualities of your medicine.
10 has been eight months since ! took The last of
me Cathohcon, and not having had an attack,
believe t 90 be perfect cure
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-07-02

For these twcnty-sX years past l have been
lhouring with a VIOLENT Cough SPLITTING OF
BLOOD, Sc. and general debility, prevailed over
my system, bat, more particularly in my breast
became SD helpless from the emacaton that
iio was only q burden 20 me:-bad sceples>
nights I'm consequence of the pain and tickling
c0ugh-no appetite that would enable me 70 use
sufficient nourishmont Co support my frame, and
reduced 10 such am extremity that the skin was
corrugated, and seemed 90 be fast TO my bones
n fact / expected for mo- other relief than DEATH
commenced Poters Cathohcon, and bv the time
had taken the third bottle / was perfectly re-
leved of the harrassing and distressing complaint
ply age Is % years. IlGTTI BATTLE.
Pine street. between Sixth and Seventh SIS.
Ph-adelha Oct. llth, 1877
For sale by
CLEMENS 4. RAY.
March no. IS2S-l2
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-07-02
Yours respectfully
ELIZARETH slIALLMnOD
S. SlIALLWOOD.

Icertfy, the above is true account of part oil
ms wiics suffering.
(Sired) =. SAIALLNOOD.
Master of the Team-bolt. plying between
Gloucester Ferry and the Point House.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-07-02

Wheeling Jmuag 2nd IS II.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-07-02
ALBANY. NEW YORK;

p FOUNDRY:
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-11

rs He'n1@rs, requesting tie Secretary ,i'c
committee conhdeatiaiiv, what portion of the scCra
service i'ind money, pa'd since the fb March. 225
vas pa'u ts services directed 10 be performed
uer 'hs Administration Of James Monroe, late Pfesi.
oeht oi'oe u States" II is due u majority of your
So!''.''ee' 10 av"w the motive which influenced her
vote independently OF The objectionable condition of
secrecy wbch the resolution Itself involved Thci
'nough' II unJust to ia IA tho vi. Mon
roc responsible ins sCencias II W: i:b, # he
'ed dFecieo them The du and e peusa were ex-
cic-''eiy Under tie contsul oE his successor.
houI conn!'itee, considering that The Constitution
u':, "..i WISE Jeanusy. especially egacoi publicity
III 'He 'i.c" transactions nj the Government, are OF
p'hCn 'at tins aeciet fund. f. ctn The abuses TO which
N ao!e ought 10 be abolished in time u PEACE; and
'a' allowed daring war il siouli be regularly sc.
counlcd for by the President, in message on the ter
h!nation of aosiics, 10 buh HOUSES .yic t.ev ,aay
or u,ay not consider confidential; and y0ur committee
'tir ti's purpose, report a OH.
hGri committee End. by animation of The FIND
V' zoe cC'hGen expenses OF foreign intercourse that
re expenses o! bearing des patches have been great
~ increased during the three years Of The present.
""en c"niias'cd with the last three wears OF nc
,ate ADMINISTRATION, as appears oy the following ca
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-11
TRUST SALE.

k4 virtue al decd OF trust executed the subscribers
hS by David A. Shepherd, dated 1;th Jauuary 13. &
ouiy recorded III the clerks Office cnriCu county for
iirc purpose of securing craiu sum OF money therein
"ent"nsd We shall proceed 10 sell the highest
at public auction, for cnst, Tuesday lie I7,h day
.uH" next, at the Tavern u Wilson Backct the CITY
al Richmpnd, iho following property, ncgro
10y manmd jessrs, ono Wagon, thee hos aud gear.
- is occvea mat ie title - tie above property is per
fcct!y clear ani free from Ill claims urI
save tle deed under which This sale will ~ made but tho
undersigned acting trustees, will convey such .ile only
IS is vested IL t.en.
THOMAS IMPURE, r
Nav IT--0t JOHN TYLER trustees
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-11
CrlrlcS Neck Land for Sale

virtue ot deed of trust, executed to the 81 bgs
NJ Ger aud others by Wade Mostly the elder and v;ir
oed ing date the oh day of May 1885, usy seco.aai
!" inc cr.ks oii'e" CT the county Hcosico fo.
purposes therein entione and by tie parties
interested IN OIL previous deeds of on the
VIII be su:, on Monday. the 2Ist July next fnir If
'.o Inc next i"r day thereafter the highest bier on
e H'e''es,h' ''h!ir auction. FOR ready money, well
Ah""h tract Gf lhHi lying in Cules Neck in !iruicu
county, called Old Cmics, cCutainn. 52 acres, he the
same more or less This of land 80 sell krcwn
'""' IS "ermco unnecessary to enumerate the many
i"N"h"se' u possesses There is large mail bauk ON
'ne iai, saaic'! !" very Advantageous pnsitin "a Ia.
distributed very large portion u the an is well ~, in
N'"'c,, H"' .'gc c'"' ti "heat may he Seac
clover iaow this fail. n..e are ~, Tia, prl 81, .xc.,
ie "reng h"usr with 10 looms, gond bagu s.a bes
"'i hist '"!e hresu5 m,sch.mc, &c Sc The ,its IS
'te"ed |" DC umgnrSUnnbIe bu, liar s,:scriher Him MS
iUSier' G o"y c"nvcy such 'i;Io .e,tcd IL, him
POSSESSION viii be given inrchiaeIy Tho sale sill cam
me"ce a, x c"e% \fM. VI. MOShY, T. us,ee.
June 80.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-11
FEN4LE EBUC.4TYOM

a CURTIS the pleasure of infor,uiuy hrs ;.,d
ana me public that he has happily succeeded in
placing his SeiaL';ary for Iou'ig Ladies' ia circumstances
very favorable To- its prosperity usefulness and on
foundation firm aud durable as the nature of ins,i
'ntons established by individuals vii! admit, Ep has
'aAeh tho house lately occupied by Mr.. Hall on nh.
square diagonaly opposite the Rev Mr. Turner's
W"ere he VIII accommodate his pupils in spacious aud
airy rooms, with convencmccs for facilitating their
st-ss IN earin at least equal those tina, NAV he
'o"no III any similar institution III this country An
sNce"ent Piano is provided, aud Mr.. BERG, gentleman
''"a e" and Eish!y approved y the citizens of Rc
"d' IS cus"ecd 10 sive inst! Music: and an
assistant eniitcntiy qualified he dui:cs and MARINA
"ey c"ectsu with the institutions, Will Drawing
"',' fd'n'''g, and aid ia other departments
Ahe remainder Of the house occupied b. Mrs NApy
H. nt'oohis' late OF F'ede'icksbu.g vino conduct
INC i'a'a'g department, aud every exefon for the
comfort ana welfare Of all noy To committed to her
charge. - "
Though propose 10 pay strict attention TO III. DE-
pertinent OF thu young ladies, ami give tne,n thouugi
a"u extensive acquaintance with the various sciences
lhy may wish to study, yet chief object will be. ;o
i''H"e their minds with abiding CO tie excel
iciicc q! virtue and ricy.
2trn,s per session Of tgc ,no,..is:
E0ar!, Iuasirs and Washing, So 90
IuiHu IN all the necessary branches, 90 %
tIench or Drawing and Painting, c5 Gu
the above payable it, advance.
Music 80 cents re lesson.
Among the other advantages those WIN ,o,rs :; ,r
'em'"afy VIII have an opportunity speak the French
language, and TO conucc, the practice with tho theory
q, the sciences
fay'or Doctors fczeweiI, Blair C!a,h and nrn,h.n.
hr"ngi', Judge ockrnboush, Joseph Tate Wm g. Pen
ieor' nnd t"ten Stanad. Esgs. Richmond: Mr. James
CaSkIe iiCHc!,sScr; Rev +. Bowma,,. Charlottesville.
Rev. }. > Afmstead, CariersriEe; Rev s. P Wilson,
fFettrcsT5urs:; Rev. Thos, p. Hunt, Bruasa;cS Rev
ID. !omlAins, Cumberland Dr. j. H. Rice Prinee f.a-
pSre1: MIR john Tompkins, Lgmch5,rs; Rev H. RI
FatJSthrS; aud Rev. J. c. Hammer, FawiisgiUe NJ q.
u For the present, Mrs. Brooke accom,aoia,e 4
Iune7 81
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-11

It moreover appears iat I'r Edward WyrT rrca
we'd III 1896, but $500 "a, sage money, unt ord
home, TO Russia. aud hat Theodore " Clay, as
bearer Of dispatches 10 Mexico who, Tor G7 d's
cnpa;ion, received Sf2o5 compensation, had allowed
TO bila hut $500 out and home for passage money 10
Vera Cruz
II this excessive allowance for passage money 10 Mr.
Peasants be objectionable, his per diem compensation
IS not tie less yoUr committee clearly of O.
which he left the William Tell and abandoned his dec
patches pd, IF person he'd claim for such allow
aucC, 1t the captain Of The W IllI9m Tell, to whom
the duty of bearing these dispatches bad been assignee
by Mr.. PlesssDts. Viewing this case, together with
the large expenditure made by this Administration so
80 marked ir trs accounts rcpor;Sj i ,Jc re7o7'
the Committee tn .5a LSPra3i,v'.s y To- state 4 ali
UsDt,