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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-22


ed IN dscharging ballast. Here he rioters matted
ana commanded the men TO come ashore, but their
demand not being complied with, they made an at
tempt TO ascend the stage at the side of the ship
when Capt Macy ordered them to desist, which
they refused, and Immediately made preparations
to board the vessel At this juncture Capt. Macy
directed he iastenngs OF the stage to be cut, and
the whole were precipitated on the wharf The
signal was then given Tor a general attack and the
rioters Immediately seized on the ballast stones
and other missiles, which were discharged in vol
lies al the persons on deck. We very much regret
TO add that several individuals met NTH considera-
bic inluTy-among them were Capt. Clarke of the
new Charles Carroll, who received severe con-
tuson Oh the head; Capt. Whttal of the Don
Quixote, Capt. Macy, and Mr.. PeD his mate
who were all more less injured In fact almost
every individual on the deck of the ship was struck
by some oil the missiles. Capt. Clarke received the
greatest INJURY, and alter the mob was dispersed,
was conveyed home in a Carriage
NJ this crisis the riot assumed such an ALARMING or
aspect as to induce The discharge OF two pistols "a
inong the rioters, which without doing any injury
created an alarm among them and caused them TO
retreat About this time, large body Of police Of
hcers, &c. headed by the Mayor, Recorder, and
several Aldermen made their appearance and sue
cceded in securing nine OF the gang who were
forthwith escorted TO the police Office, and after an
examination before Justice Hopson were fully
committed for trial. One of the individuals taken
was clearly proved, by several respectable Witness
es' 10 oe ule rlngicadcr Inc names OF those taken
are, WIN. DeDwick, (the leader, stout dark com
pexoDed fellow, with nonstrous black whskgrs)
Jacob Hoffman, John Miller, WIN. Phelps, VIM.
Bullen, james Williams, JAS Crawford, & Nicho
las Groin.
We understand that the witnesses have heen
pound over to appear before the Grand Jury, which
Is now in session, at eleven O'Clock this iuornino.
when true bills will, doubt be found agair st the
whole OF them, & on their arraignment before th e
Court OF Sessions, they will doubtless receive a
just reward for their outrageous conduct.
In addition tothe above we learn that threats
were made, by some Of the gang, that they would
burn the ship. In the event Of such an attempt
they viii NEE; warm reception and have cause
we have reason 70 believe, to regret such an UNI
dcrtaEng. N z. Gazette.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-28
From the National Journal, January, Is.

From the national journal, January 90
In the Senate yesreId day, Mr.. Hayne reported
a bill for the better organization Of the Medical
Staff Of The Navy, which was read, and order
ed TO second reading The bill making APP
preparation for che support Of Government for
the year 1928; was read third time and
passed The bill providing for certain sur
wing Officers Of the Revolt tionary army was
taken up, and il was advocated by Mr.. Harri-
son in a speech ofconsiderable length, which
will be published hereafter. MIR Paris NOV
ed rec ommir,men, ofthe bill, with ins,rues
tons to provide for the Soldiers. The Senate
adjourned, without taking the QUESTION on the
mo,ion, over 10 Monday next. 4 full report
Of the proceedings will begin in Mondays pa
per-
In the House Of Representatives, bill was
reported from the Naval Committee, authoriz>
ing the construction &C Dry Docks which was
read twice and committed. The House then
resumed the discussion ofthe resolutions offer
ed by Mr. CnILros. The question being on
the amendment offered by Mr.. Taylor. Mr..
Stewart, Mr. Weems, Mr. Blake, Mr.. Virgil,
Of Ohio. Nh. McDuffie and Mr.. Randolph >ev-
orally addressed tive House. Mr.. Carson then
rose to speak, when, in consequence OF the late
ness Of the hour, on motion ct Mr.. Blake, the
House adjourned. MIR. Stewart, Mr.. Blake &
Mr.. Wright were decidedly in favor Of the
PROPOSITION 10 investigate The abuses in the
Departments. IF there was ANY thing wrong,
tn y c-ussndsd ,ha, III" people should know 1t
and ,ha, the guilt Of he Administrat alton Should
no. be s. recned II n"thng, The people hao
still .igh,to know il; and justice required
ia. ne Administration SHOULD BE- indicated.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-28

Thus. for 6S days out Of 90, the heavens have
been huag in black For the Whole quarter Of
the year the earth has seemingly b., EN- all mire
and mortar 10 the centre; and save and except
ing on a lev frosty mornings, We have diurnal-
Iy felt ourselves verging deeper and deeper to-
wards the confines of Symzon,a. "People may
talk Of their fine Italian Skies" as Neale says,
'tof their hot, brigh, East India skies, IF tie
deep midnight blue Of the South American
skies: we have seen them ALL" but we must
say they arr nothing 10 that everlasting, leajen-
colored, rain dropping sky, which Tor three
ling months has continually overshadowed US.
"The pale-faced moon" it is true rs now and
then opened her eyelids on Us, bat hey have
quickly closed again; and as for Ii sun-alas!
Shadows, clouds and darkness" have rested
upon il. October, usually one of the fairest
months Of the year, and bringing in is train
an lndisn summer soft As Msy-day. was cold,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-28
From the New York Daily Advertiser.
UNITED STATES NAVY.

The document accompanying The Report nf
the Secretary Of the Navy, shows the present
state and CONDITION Of the vessels built and
building, those in ordinary, and those that are
undergoing repairs at the several navy wards.
TIE letters A. in iiahc den"te those vessels
built and building under gradual increase, b.
those building under the law OF 3rd March,
1925, for building ten sloopS of war; five OF
which have been completed, and are now IN
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-28

and drizzIy and cherries. November was tru-
ly Siberian, full of sleet and mist and rain, and
wind and snow; while December, cold, plnch>
irg, frosty December, gave plentiful variety
of mazarine noses and chopped lips, cold hands
and frozen feet, without the usual Merry
Christmas rejocings Of balls and sIeigh-rides.
We know not whether the good folks down
east have been eclipsed also, but il they can
show any thing darker or duler than the above
table, let them poin, to It, and, as Bru,us has
II, we willsweep for them l, would have been
satisfaction to us, and perhaps to our aders,
could we have added a correct thermomelrical
journal OF the weather, together with the guam.
uiy OF rain which has fallen; but not having
the documents just now 4, hand, WE can only
guess that on the coolest day the mercury
ranged between 10 and Is dogs. and that water
enough has fallen to supply the Canal ill mex,
Christmas. But we complain not. Tie year
has vanished, and. with it fortunately, ",he
clouds that lowered upon H."
sLike the dew on the mountain,
Like the foam on the river.
Like the bubble on the untain,
Thou art gone. and forever.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-28
Trust Sale

N pursuance ola deed Of trust executed by Ale1-
i ander NJ. Briscoe, to secure debt due to Miss Sa
rah Kech, will be sold for cash to the highest bidder
on the first Monday in March next, lit being Prince
William Court day. between the hours of 12and o.
clock r. NJ. all much Of the interest which the
said Alexander NJ. Briscoe, holds is EMIT
certain tract of land, on which he the 8;
Briscoe resides, as will pay said debt, id
the costs Of effectlng the sale This land il
just at the foot of BullRun Mountain, in the c.
Prince William, alb out eight miles from ls, maffet,
and about the same distance from the Aldie Mills in
f.oudoun County, and has long been considered A.
mongst the best farms in that section ofthe country.
The quantity ofand the said Briscoe is supposedto
be entitled TO- and which he now is in possession Of,
(beng part of large tract) is between tour bun.
cred and four hundred and twenty acres his title 10
believed to be perfectly good, but such only will be
convey ed as is in the subscriber.
JNO. GIBSp Jr attorney in fact for
ian l9-1awts WILLIAM RSHMORE, Trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-28
S,pnr, From the National Journal.
N'NtME COURT OF TIE U STATES

t.. FRIDAY JANUARY IS. 1923.
Dur Dup No'rt me, at IL o'.lo-k.
Wssms,or. e' except Mr. Justice
Wnr Of VIA hers Heirs VS.. Starke's Heirs.
Ss,iNs; Error to the Supreme Court OF Mis-
cper rS'' s,'n's In Chaucery. Mr.. Livingston
H., he Cause on behalf of Ma,her',
on,h Messrs. Co1r and Nj, Duf;e followed
dgs,aU opposite siIe, AMI Mr.. Livingston CON
% T he argument. -"
hi, 80. aorsonrg VS.. Baker and Others
3. ann.m Wts argued by MIR WickIffr for
.pD.I,sp.. no Counsel appearing for the
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-28

Departed this life the Goth inst he fifth year of
her age; ,AHE EL,zA, the youngest daughter Of Sa-
muei b fMrmour
The funeral VIII tax place at 10 o'clock this
ing. ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-28

The following remarks are from the Roches-
ter D lily Advertiser:
The WEATHER. In the whole period Of re
corded Ime,' we have felt nothing, seen no.
thing, heard Of nothing, like the sombre, suicl-
nai weather of the three months last past; and
we defy any man, unless he be older than Me-
thuselah, to point out passage IN The Chris
tian Almanac, which can compare with the fol-
loving cal, ndar, carefully revised and correct
~ for this meridian, but which will probably
serve for any part of The western district of the
Stale,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-28

No. %. Buck and Hedriek VS.. The Chesa~
Peake Insurance Company. The argument OF
this szuse was commenced by Mr.. Hoffman for
the Plaintiffs.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-28

LEAP YEAR.-The following is extracted
from an old volume printed in 1906, entitled
"Courtship, Love and Ma'rimonie".-
"Albeit il is now bee ONE parte of the COM
mon Lave, in regard to the social relations of
life, that as often as every bissexlle year doth
return, the Iadyes: have the sole privilege, dur
ing the time il conlisuelh, Of making love unto
the man, which they may doe either by words
or iookes, as unto them i, seemelb proper: and
moreover, no man will he entitled 70 The benz
r6r~ Of Clergy who do'he refuse 10 acce p, the
ffrrs of lgdye. or who do he in Any wise
trea, her propose withr slight or con,umelv
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-28

The Commissioners have contracted for the
frames and timber, of live oak, for five ships
ofthe line, 6,e irigates, and Eve Shops Of war,
Of The first class A part OF frame Of sloop
OF " ar has also been purchased.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-28

MR. CAMPBELL, respectfully announces TO the
WI inhabitants of Aiexan ria and ITS vicinity, that
his entertainment will take place at the Theatre this
evening, MONDAY, 18th inst. upon which occasion
Nh RAYMOND has kindly volunteerea his services
PART lst.
Song, The Dandies; Comic Song, The Great Booby
The Beautiful, Boy; How to Nail 'em; Sir Jerry
Y, Ninblc; Orator Puff.
MARY THE MAID OF THE INN,
popular recitation, rcced by Mr. haywood at the
Chatham Garden Theatre New-York
After which Mr. RtYNOND will dance a
Sailors Hornpi pe-in Character.
P1RT I'd
Song, The Hunters of Krntuck Chit Chat and the
Repartee Comic Song, Broad Gr,ns or lIp'tlw'ck'
ct; The Crynq; Fainy; Fly Market Beauty
What are you at and What are you AFTER.
To conclude with
Hotspur's .7ccount Of F3p,
a fayorite recitation by Mr. RAYMOND Each song
and recitation in character.
The Alexandria Harmonic Society have kindly Vo'
I,nte cred their services for the evening.
Doors open at s, and performance to commence
nreciseE ar 7 o'clock Tickets, Box and flt ~ CT
Gallery 25 ceuts-Children under ~ ycara OF age
half prce Tickets to he had at Messis. Corse ana
unnells' Lottery Offices and at the Box Office OF the
Theatre Officers will be in attendance to enforce tne
most rigid decorim Smoking in the Theatre VIII
positively be prohibited. "a"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-28
More New GoOas.

1THHE subscribers, have just eived from Phadel
phia, additional supply ofseasonable goods, g.
mong which are
Super and common steel mixed csssinets
Handsome plaid calicoes
White, red and yellow aannels
Rose and point blankets
Plaid domestic cottons
Brown shirtings With variety of fancy arti-
Giles. JOHNM. JOHNSON y Co.
ian 2l-1wd& 3t1aw
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-16
HYGEIA HOTEL.
OLD POINT COMFORT

EEIlE Subscriber grateful for mast f,vo,s rn,, HE
sincere thanks for the liberal encouragement afforded
the yE"ia Hotel since has been in his occuoancv and
respectfully informs the public that tie last twelve
months lie has been engaged in making alterations and
improvements The interior OF the house has scen nc vly
painted aad orrarnsnied.
Ills ICE HOCSB filed win r,,au ,or,r rrr ;cs yin
Bar well stocked with the choicest Iiuunrs
ny friends Inexperienced judges in New York and Phi
iaaeIph'a and his BEDS OF the very first quality
tIe now throws open his house for conpan; convinced
That they viii not find inferior any establishment
81 the kind on the board and pledges himself "a, III
times, to Furnish his TABLE with the choicest
the season. market and reghbnrood affords and that
every attention shall be shewn hocr who favor him with
their patronage.
Ola Point Comfort i. now 50 we'll know, tina, rc
no description: suffice it gay that the we'll established
hcahingss and delightful Sea BGAiag render it MS dgs
fable as any on te board both the uv aid as those
IN quest Of pleasure.
S'rar7 Boats from Fhiiadenlia Eal,n,orc aad WASH
I7s'oD touch at the Point trip To land and receive
PASSENGERS ana Steam Boat plies daily between is
place. Norfolk and Hampton, for the convenience Of these
who may wish to visit either Of those plarrs
esscs Of every description continually passing and
requesting both from foreign ports coas,v,ige-Je
Fnagnitudc Of the Publications progressing Iahs fine
military appearance of Ten Companies Of u. 6 Artillery
stationed here for school Of practice, sri their elegant
Baud arc well calculated 20 entertain and amuec
Arrangements viii be made for Cotillion Parties and
Steam Beats employed on Parties cf Pleasure to the
CaPes whenever sufficient number wstiies j, aud ,cy
notice is given.
There has been atcly e,rc;ed a Bride arfoss ari
Creek ard fac Turnpike road will soon be completed
between Old Point and Hampton, which vii! afford
Of aoriunty for visitors to view the adjoining country.
Fhefc are Bathing Houses attached the establish
'h'' WheFo visitors can at all times be accommodated
WIN yrafn' or cold Ba;h. N:RSBALL PARKS.
w Inc Bath House erected the beach for the con-
Feniencc o! Sea Bathing, has been provided With foo,
path leading from the Hotel which eners Ito walk much
Fuuc Ct 81.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-16
Young Ladies' Boarding School.

az & MRS. FORD beg leave respectfully TO inform
We the pnbc that they intend REMOVE their es-
enlistment to the Ctty cfWGsifngon- have enga
ged tho residence Of the late Gen. Brown spacic
and i'll very HEALTHY and airy situation.
they ach all the usual and higher branches Of an
E"siiSh Observation-Disclosures work Latin the No
defn Languages, Drawing and PerspeciyrAso, Music
ON Hlefent euar pains will taken 70
t'acH the pupils TO speak the French and Italian
Mrs ORD has been brought expressly for the proes
S'ou she finished her education in Edinburgh Paris
and has been engaged in the instruction of Young Ladies'
q" The very first rank in Europe The SrhooI at Wnsbiprto
will open the lst SrpemhcrA pplica, ion as to
may be made TO them TaShing:on the 10Th Irlv
or in the mran'itnc at their house Hola street. 1871.
"",cTe. Must satisfactory references can he given.
june 81
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-16
10 g. IS g Is K.
From an E,'gESf .TGsas,nc.
THE SYBIL'S WARNING.

Iltt - EiL'S WARMING.
HE stars were nut, the moon = as high,
Aud bright and ciOu6lcSs was the sky
~ m'fn'ght's still and witching hour
The maiden sought thc Syhs bower,
Beneath yOn ella saw ,nem stand
> he gtpSry held the m0i,en's hand;
Ana, as It's lincs SIC paused to trace,
She caa d upon h"r anxious face;
And while she listened in the shade.
Ihe sybi! :huS addressed tie maid.
"On this soft palm, now placed in MING,
!! y read !0r thee "a CD secret line
Bach secret iNy--cach sierra decree
THAT hovers Ger thy destiny.
Ills n fair haui-a io ircI one
These aged evCs ne'cr gn1rd upon:
sat then these signs too we'll bctTay
That clouds will Cross thy summer day.
THIS Is the line oC hore-and this
Should be the ms,k cf love and bliss
But that it cuds abruptly here,
oh, maiden! thnu hast much To fc1r.
dark eyed man will cross thy way
Thy guileleSS pusnm to bc,ray;
Nnd ne Will use his horeycd tongue
To win thee beautiful aud young.
Maiden! what means tia, deer-draw sigh.
Thou hast already met his eve.
Ihv hath drunk his accents sweet,
Unconscious OF their deep deceit.
see it's so-,hy cheek is pale
Thou GOS' rot Ike 10 hear my Il le
Eutrhou hi: hc1r'less love mus; spurn,
81 thine will meet a base return.
"Ihou hast a smooth and polished brow,
'!s lovely in the moonlight now;
1hou hast an eye, beneath whose lid
The safest light of love is hid.
80 much the worse for can trace,
Upon that calnr, uawrinkird Cacr,
fWhose whiteness shame the falling snou.
Ere yet it touches Garth hclow.)
Ia,passioncG thoUghts--(oni hopes and feelings
\ suul awake to loves rpvCa iincS--
heart that doatcd and believed
Is ruined, wrctchcG, Nrd deceived.
''Nay, weep uot-wecp rot-s,ocl thy sou
Against dccei'iul loves control:
I'nr its wild dream will soon he c'cr,
Whrn thou shalt fee! It's pangs no more
And thou shalt sleep, in thy yuuus blnurr,
Ia deaths cold b'idal-bcd. the tomb.
Ma den! my skill can only sec
nus tar into they destiny.
The rest IS hidden from MY view
Beyond yon canopy of blue
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-16

~ Jm - ,Sl'en 70 Campbell Jail ON the Gtn
!oey of!ong to Mrs Newman WIN has moved from ps
nlc"mnh7 ~ III" Wrs. Trey say they left their OWE,
,t, -, 5..'uy mountain James rs yellow fellow
Dsr" "ne" 70 f. Robert Grceuhow If the city of Rich
mono oI the last two years. Cbescy Is biac, fellow
doo' twenty-five years old, stout made, and SAYS he I
been bred TO work the coapi,s above pirII 'Ds
Se e'o|S IA" on when committed, suit of blue rIo,;
eioI'os a2d iur ha' end the other a wool hat Tbr,
Ivy wa, MI homas Johnson Of Louisa county va
vs. arc ioos't' 70 comply with the law and ia ke the
Nav willy g. c., Az 'dHos
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-16
10 Country Haffers--

' nDSc'ncr has now on hand general aesor rn,gr,
o. tatefs Stock and Trimmings which he viii II
lor caSD' VIZ; Beaver, Cauoted and Raw Rns,,
nv Sc,,G9 'i're Fur, Muskra, Skins, Spanish Bodics
D"'SI Is, WOOL rcd Wool Raw Couey Eur, Hattsrs Eas
%e,,, blge sEa Buff English skvery, Peongs. Satin NJ
""Ion ior lips Embcsid Cotton Tips, Bow strirrs
WI" general assortment of Black and Drab BinI;n,,
''' '."'-.'ss' JOHN THOMpso ON.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-16
INeoklenkurg CounM lLnu ColrA 1902

Edward William Jones, who sues br C;corce C,ro..r
ms guardian and next friend, PH. against Elizabeth d.
Jones, widow and administrators of VIM Jones, dec.
Do'atna O. Jones' Elizabeth y. Jones. William ZONES
Daniel Jones, Thomas Jones aud Peter Jones who ar
children Of the said William Jones, dec l-Iy CHAN
Gerry.
inc defendant william Jones, not having entered mis-
appearance according tn tie OF assembly and tire
1us o. this court, and it appearing to the satisfaction
81 mo court that he inhabi,an, Of this State
n" motion Of the plaintiff, by Robert Jores his attorney
~ " ornereo' that tie said desndan. do appear here on
e Hrs Gay o! August next, and enter his apeaY-
"oce' ana answer the plaintiffs b and that a copy
WIS "tor be inserted in nj tho newspapers printed
~ we town O. Petersburg city Of Richmond Tor eight
weeks SUCCESSFULLY posted a; the foa: door of Tho
courthouse Of said county.
~ corg. Tes;s, JOHN g. BlrTtsT; D. c.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-16
FRESH DRY GOODS.
AnoU igx' 500 s., s" PA a Sa ss: 5ss Or
Fresh Seasonable Dry Goods;

Comprising choice and general assortment of articles.
well adapted the SEASON. and the trade
this place and much locer prices have ever
fore been able In sell goods of similar quality Our entire
stock will be opened i'll the Of few days, Wien
more particular alv criisement will appear.
+. Sc T.. JAMES & CO.
Aprii%" Market Square =
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-16

INe Goods refcrred 10 IN the ADORE adcersencnt con-
'isi Erincipaiiy Of the foiio'c'nS articles.
May 28tt, 1928.
large Of fine, supc,fmc and extra blue and
black cloths
Do do DO do brown, olive, green, claret & mkt do
DO 10 do blue, black, drab, white buff and MKT cuss
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-16

lure vi claim for expenses, and all colupGIl-
sation for services, the allowances made to
him were according 10 established usage,
which has prevailed as far back as any ira
ccs Of the accounts of bearers OF dcspatchcs
can be disccrncd in the Treasury. Agree
ably 10 that usage they are generally allow
cd their expenses, personal and travelling,
from the port of cmbarkatiCl, their passage
money al sea, their expenses, personal and
travelling, from the port of debarkaiion, TO
the places Of their destination, and the like
expenses and passage money on their return
home; and they receive, moreover, q COM
pcnsaton foT their services of SIS per day,
out Of which they dciray their expenses
whilst they remain at the places 30 which
they are sent, or may stay 1T Washington
for dispatches.
Upon an examination Of Mr. Peasants
account it will be seen that it has been
adjusted according to these principles; and,
Of the Sum received by him 756 dollars was
for per diem allowance, and the residue on
account OF expenses and passage money.
! II was not believed that the visitation Of
Providence with which he was afflicted
ought 10 deprive him Of all allowances ior CN-
Ipenscs, and all compensation for services;
! but 1t was not thought right that the per
diem should be continued during theEwholc
period Of his absence from homo. and until
hlS return to New York, on the 22d Octo-
! Der, 1925. 1t was therefore limited TO the
e2d August, 1925, that being the time when
/ ii was estimated he might have returned
/ 10 the [. States, ii, after abandoning the yoy-
age to South America, he had sought an OPP
! PoItunjtI Of coming home, instead of procc-
dng 20 Europe. Il was within the discretion
'ot the Department TO have compensated
hm as tho bearer ofdcspatchcs from Nil
hing, but II WAS not deemed proper 10
make INN any allowance for that service.
have the honor TO be.
With great respect,
our obcdcnt scEant.
II. CLAY.
! Hon. JAMES HAwrLToN. TT.
I cha'i"'H1 Of the Committee Of n. IF 2. OF,
! Refrenchmcat.
Extracts o. q lsiic, from Mr.. Forbes TO .lir.
Clay, dated B9eAos .4.Yres. 25M September,
! 1926.
COR the 10Th August, received from Cap
tam Hinman, OF brig, William Tell mycom-
mission as Charge d'Ah;lirs, together with
the instructions YOU were pleased to send
me, and some accompanying letters
- on VIII long since have learned from
Mr. Peasants, the gentleman CHARGED with
your dispatches, his Abandonment ofhi7 vow
age, and return to the Cnitod States. bv
Which lost 10 my regret, the pleasure Of his
acquaintance, and ofpaying due respect to
y0lir recommendation. -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-16

tcDsls E!So33 more to bGId slip Of war in Bonn
bay iJan ~ ErGauJ bat a ship built in Bombay lasts
thrice as long a ship built in England. This state
f6en' vas iatcy made IN tie British Home Of Commons