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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-03

sufferers were Messrs. edward Lloyd, Goldsbo.
rough, Hughlett, and Denny. The crop os the
first named gentleman, which il was calculated
would be five thousand bushels of wheat, was said
to be totally destroyed. [.l,nericon.
ANNAPOLIS, May 81.
HAIL SroRM.-About six O'Clock last evening.
powerful looking cloud approached from tile
north, and brought shower of hail more tre,nen-
dous than we recoect ever to have Witnessed
All the glass in the windows facing N. or ". f. in
the city are broken. One hundred and six lights
suffered in the building opposite stand, and so
in proportion in other houses, according 10 the d.
rection of the exposure.
The state-h house has about 537 lights broken, MIR.
Williamson's Hotel between 4 and 500.
The hail was globuiar in form, and generally
from or two and aifinches in circumference.
Republican.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-03

MARRfEDl lin Georgis, at the re.idence OF Mrs Hunt, ia
Ebh.r county tn. 9Th inst ny the Rev Mr.. Howard Capt,
.sosr bdaa,y, Of Nor county oney " Va)
Martha Bib JarrGts.
DIED. In thi, CITY, the 22i inst. in the year Of her
age, Mrs Christiaaa Stu native of England,
Illness OF ~ rs hours She ksd shout
VI ann ~a- corpse at midnight She has left b hind
daughter who the mother Of several chjrrp
tLeir IRE parable loss.
al his residence in the county Of Flnvsnns. en-
Ihur.day the 22d inst at O'clock NJ espI John
The So year Of his age after long Illness. lie perfect,
resigned to the will of Providence.
-, at his Residence, in Richmond county. ON the o.,
INST OF prcracted pulmonary disease, in the SSH wear al
' age Uoei Hsrlcs Rttterd, formerly oi this place
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-03
HIITGR

VIE Surviving Oilers OF the Revolutionary Army, oh
= received esmnution certificates, and the Sufyis,ns
40" commissioned Oheer. aud Soldiers u that Army loot Oh
be tension li' who received certificates for he psirs
reward OF 20 dolls fo enlsng for The war and eonlnub
IN tke service Until M ttrnsnstioBsre
a. soon IS nay be possibly eonvensn, 'end Their nsnss
ana Toe names 81 the places where their post Office,
SIC kept ny letter under the Hon. Sseretafy o m
Iesuy 10 Col Aaron Osden at the city Wash
'ns'on, VINO vii be there ready 60 receive them This
supeesde the necessity appointing agent, 10 transact
bushes, at ne Treasury Department, from shenee by
means, the proper papers will he sent free from erpsne To-
each nddu SHOWING his right benefit Of the Aci OF
GIng.e Lately passed IN favor Of The persons Of the above
fune g.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-03
Public Sale OF valuable Land near the Uniyer,i,v
IS

0mN Monday the 9Th day Of Aug next, will be .oi 4,
Charlottesville a, the Central Hotel, kept by mr. Joel
W. Brown, about $500 ACRES Of valuable Land beinr IL
residue Of tract Of land the Of Charlotte
siIe formerly belonging TO the late President Monroe ami
by HIM the Bank at the o. S. in of
debt tran.ieried TO il by the Bank Of Cvluubis.
The whole tract kably well and waered
and situated; aud ac rs Of II 81
the bemoun ain quality remaining part good Quality
On Tue mountain pat there hoi..
with and III, aud there m, nj, o.,
o'her portions of the The land ha. LAID 10 INTO SIX
convenient d'vi'ion' will be sold the OF
urehsser..
The land, will be sold credit Of .. aud 5yesr.
inter est from tn. time II and
secure the payment.
Fol- further nation, apply TO John yntsop Ear vh,,
resides 4 mile, from the lard.
SAMUEL Ii. SMITH, President
Office Of Bank u. s. Washington.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-03

John <. Calhoun is President and Vice President
of the U. States to that of John 2. Adams and Ri
chard Rush.
Resolved, That this Committee adjourn until the
ID Monday inJuly next, and that they will meet
on the I'd Monday in each month theafter until
the election Of President and Vice President shall
take place.
Resolved, That these proceedings be signed BY
the Chairman and Secretary and forwarded to the
Editors of the Enquirer for publication.
]. TALIAFERRO, Chairman.
+. Dickinson. Sec'rv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-03
10 the Editors Of The Enquirer.

LANCAsTER, May ed, 1928.
The Editors OF a newspaper, published in your
City, have incorrectly stated that am for the Adj
ministraton. Publish this note If you please,
whereby declare 10 You and TO the world iuy de-
termination 10 touch not, taste not, handle not,
the accused thing" entirely conscious that
my poor and humble opinion can have but little
influence upon the success of the party to which
have the honor to belong; but deep is my alb
horrence OF the manner in which this Administra.
ton came into power, OF the principles by which
they are governed, and of the means to which they
and their leading friends resort to their
tinuance in Office, that cannot be satisfied that
any should, for moment, suppose that am
in favor of their re- election.
Yours, very respectfully,
G.. H. LELAND
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-03
CONVENTION QUESTION
40 CORREspONDEX1s-

Mr.. Riyes's Reply 10 Mr.. ichahod Bartlett is
received; but its great length prevents its pubca-
ton until Friday. The gentleman iron, New
Hampshire" and his aiders and abet,ors, will have
little. cause TO exult in his triumphs.-Mr Has.
ser's View of the Constitution and manners of
Switzerland, (by way OF comment upon certain pa-
ragraphs in the Nat. Gazette OF the 23d ult.) viii
appear in few days.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-03
-E4GLE T.IYERN-

, Albany, STATE OF NEW YORK.
NH CRUffESpEN, has skeu the above. and yr,ii otrtu
I'D the seine This Day. He has engaged or. J. Msiher
t manage us internal aud frop his experience
IN ils huDesbis extensive aud his
OF what ., due 10 travellers gen.raiy the proprietor
public w he satisfied with their reception aud
MS establishment The house Ia, recently coud
erahie renovation and improvements and IL tia,
nothing shall be wanting render e.tng place
for ladies and senti.
Albany, MAY ~, 1923
N L. L. GRUIrESpEN tenders h sine ere thank, 10 hi,
old friends snd patrons and informs them House at
rark Place the capitol will be continued usual
jun
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-03
TRUST SIZE.

~ virtue u Deed IT Trust executed 10 the subscriber. 6y
49, Richard Lyon aud Aun his WIFE, bearing date the I'll II
OF Nov 1877 and Of record The teiE. oct Of Am.,
couny eOt, Tor purposes therein mentioned, we shall hn
"'sday The iOh Jsne next il far, othtfwi-e the next far
hsv, proceed e. sel,on the enes CASIto he h,set
bddc that valuable r-o Of Land lying Anti In eoanty
chiisd ire A'son Town tract conaininng about aers
be ne same inrfe OF lee, much thereof will b. sp
oeni To t~se The halanc Of the PRINCIPAL money aud n.re
due or The ss'd ttud deed aud all the e,ns. II sale
The title hchered {, he ndpputable. hat acting az a.te
We snail convey only .uch i vested ~ u..
WIZ T. EGCLESrON, D.
RlCHD. D EGGLESTOS, Hsiets'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-03
q MILLER WANTED, -
AND
n Cy'OQgt Eynyre5 ~ gyt/, r,frsr,

y n.
SNNE w'sh 70 employ naD, sober steady well orslfsa
w a. act ~ 81 miller Al This place None nee yoptv
without the most sAsciOfy testimonial, Of good characters
qualifications . 49,
The Store House At his place for rent. Pcsion 10 b.,
rendered N October II Is eon,dsred xoJ COUNT,
Stand iof business. Az I. -. CRENSHAW
Va Mills, Buekinzhau.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-03
I.I.N'D & -6'EER0ES

1--WE health the subscriber, pc rmiug him 10 attend
TO the active duties of agricultural life, will sell IN,
real Estate IN the County Of York Of iarm the
one containing about 500 the other ZOO They
on the banks OF York River, contiguous navgsion
lands well adapted to the growth cotton, and
all small grain crops The irs, farm ORDER ard
under excellent feLces and good eup land not
ptned h lily tImh cd. On the other found .heli
marie IN IN. abausihle quantities With the lands will eel
negroes stocks vi all kind., plantation %
mules, with the growing Of corn fodder The pro
perry WI be sewn 10 persons wishing pui chase who VIII
apply TIioS GRfEEIN
N. "a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-03
" PUBLIC SENTIMENT -

COJH.W I.NGC.1TED.
Inc Editors OF the Enquirer are informed, that
from this county Messrs. Thomas | Geor,rG and
Henry Deskins, Doth Jacksonians) are elected
to the House OF Delegates
The votes Tor Convention $40, against 90. We
are all Jacksonians in this county with the excep-
ton OF only three or four gentlemen, who have
but little influence. This is part of the District
from which MIR. John ii. Fulton is elected to The
Senate. w &
Tayewell Courthouse, Va, April 1929.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-03
ADdIIyVIST'R.aTOR'S N;OTICE-

Il persons having claims against the Garter g.
Berkeiy, dec. late " Barn Ens the county of MD
desx 90 hereby requested to pres,n them for sdtms
properly avs rnr7f t ~ ndehied ,hs
tate VIII p!ca.e n make paynea'. WIN NOLANU I
Jsa. ~ fs-4 A3wT Of Cater ., Bsiktly, de..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-03
.AOTIEE-

LII persons indebted to,hP Estate Iiot Bell dec fias
sadd'ef OF the city Of RithmJDd hereby informed
hsi un es they rail the suhcribsr UT before t,
day OF July next aud s,ti. their
sst ~ period their accounts and bonds will be ru iu s
hdb1 o attorneys Tor collection ny otherwise
w. ID. WREN, S. O. L.
admir- of Il. Bell, dec.
fI,f,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-03
RIIAfEORD HC.1DEAIY

examinations Of tire Students Of this Seminary, will
IA take place Frilsy The 18th Of June The Psesl'
Gurdau the Pupils, and the FIeDds Of the iusuiiOD,
are eegy invited 20 attend The Claeal Examination
~iiI nenct yyeeissiy at O'clock A. NJ wich will he
WIN. uAWkESWOBTu.
Y;us rWt;,n, Tune g. at
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-03
To ,ae Editor, orthe E,,o,,;,e,


GENTLEMEN: Yours OF the 18th April on the
Scott election, contains note in,imating that the
reason why A. McHenry, got only 20 votes was
his being an Administration man.
Please insert the following as an additional rea-
SOMA. McHenry refused to treat, solicit votes,
because the one Is species Of bribery, and corrup-
tion-the other too low, for correct man. This
gave the other candidates opportunity to circu-
late injurious reports, which McHenry attempted on
the morning Of the election, TO answer; after iav-
ing made some remarks on the Convention Gues-
ton, he began TO notice some of the objections;
cry oil lire in the Court house was raised and the
appearance OF smoke enforced the alarm that all
the confusion of q reality ensued, aud as soon as
the mistake was discovered, the polls of the cleo
ton were opened, McIIenry resumed his address;
but such was the confusion. that the people could
not give their attention, and particularly DIS treat
ing ran very high.
Report says the trick was carried on by first
putting large fire in the stove, and when it was
well heated, dry shinge, which bIazcd so high
as to cause the stove pipe to burn out, on which
The cry OF lire was raised; and water thrown into
the stove, producing quantity of smoke, which
was let into the jury room, by joint of the pipe
being opened for the purpose, exhibited oil the APP
pearaTe intended as well inside OF the house, as
on the roof.
When McHenry entered The Courthouse about
% or 40 votes We're polled, and one only for him.
In about 80 or 10 minutes, he Withdrew from the
contest. A. McHENRY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-03
CheSapeake 4 ono Co1laL

chesapeake q Ono Canal.
MEETING OF the subscribers to Ches-
~ a2eake Ohio Canal Comp will be held Erid.y
the 2Ob day OF June, ensuing, at 10 O'clock, A. nj
City HE'LL ~ Washington for tie purpose of eec,ing -s,
dent and Six Directors, TO eounduet the
eIibeis shall think tit =.
s. II. SMITH,
A c. CAZENOyE,
G. SMITH,
Commissioners on the part Of the L. s.
L. TII.GHMAN,
y. 4. THOMAS.
SAML. SPRIGG,
Commissioners on the part of tho State of SIsfyhna
r. H. len DERSON,
VIM. ELZEY,
G. HUNTER,
Commissioners on The part of the State of Virginia.
THE COMMISSIONERS
NJ subscription books will continue open IN
the 10th of June next.
Washington, j unc g s-tco;bJ,ue
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-03

We understand thata suit nas been cQ;r,fr,etct.,
by Mr.. Woods, editor OF the Buflaoc Republican, ;.
against the editors of the Bait Morning Chronicle
for a libel.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-03

.Ndfhi Saeisoa.--Y cstcrday at about, 2 o'clock
the jury that had been imp5unelled on the day
preceding, 70 try Nathaniel SneIson, charged with
having robbed the Bank Of Virginia. IN this town
found verdict Of gully, and sentenced this unlor
tunalc MAJ to three years imprisonment in the
Pcniteniiary. We understand the jury recon-
tucnGcIbm 10 the mercy Of the Executive.
tPdcrs5Hg Oid DoMiti0H. .Hay3I.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-03

.aHoiher Revolutionary Character gone.-A
letter dated at Greensburg, near Tarrytown, 9th
ul states that Isaac Van Wart, one OF the captors
of Major Andre; in the Revolutionary War, died
on Friday last. short time before MS decease i'm
a conversation with his physician, he said, having
reference 10 the Paulding Monument. that he
wished no monument to be erected to him after
his death. Thus every day dminishes the Re-
evolutionary characters Mr. Van Wart was a
worthy man, and much respected in his neighbor.
hood l.F L. Inn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-03
INnotic HospifoI. JVillidpisGurg

NOTICES hereby given the eeIls int dissatisfaction
IN occupied, ths patients will he received
enso of the ssid cells vacaat due wbichS
bsSivso- ~ otdsr II The Courtof Directors,
NAV % 5--u !. uLSLEY,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-03
-.'.eAe...-

The Administration prints are asking. how the
nomination o! Mr.. Barbour g suits the Opposition
and especially those persons and presses, which
have positively declared that MIR. Webster would
cilm and receive the appointment We quote
The words OF the Boston Courier-but other prints
have attempted TO infer from the fact. that there
was no pledge because it has not been re-
deemed Admirable logicans inteed!--Are these
persons yet 10 learn the true history Of this ap-
poIntment: Are they now to be told that Mr..
Adams was prepared to nominate Mr.. Webster, ii
That gentleman, upon sounding the sentiments OF
the Senate, was willing to run the risk OF a non
nation-but, that finding the chances to be against
his confirmation, he was unwilling 10 pass the or
deai--,and that the vacant slippers were finally
turned over TO the Secretary at War? Mr.. Web
ster Is consequently " bit' at last His only in
ducement to support Mr.. Adams as he has avogcd
himself, was the ratified contents of his famous let
ter-when MIR. Stockton failed obtain the Judge
ship in New Jersey, Mr. Webster admitted
that he had been deceived-and now when Mr.. 4.
was willing TO make good the tantalizing pledge in
his own person, Mr.. w. finds that the Intelligence
OF the letter had got wind, and defeated his own
expectations!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-03
X ENTCChY.

ne tempest OF party RACES higher in Kentucky
than in any other state. The friends of Clay are
directly rrayed against those OF Jackson The cleo
non OF Governor in August next is considered
SoFf q test OF the Presidential contest in Novem-
oer barry is taking the rounds of the several
counties, and his competitor Mctcaf, is by this
tine by his side, plying all the arts OF stump
oratory upon the people. Mr.. Clay VIII scarcely
be able TO keep himself aloof from the animated
contest. let, whatever be the causes, the effect
Is certain and deporable. More violence, acrimo-
ny, rcckiessness of attack and abuse, does no
where characterize the present contest. The most
private transactions OF the parties concerned are
ripped up and exposed TO public scrutiny Where
ever Barry has appeared, there i always some
devoted friend of the Coalition ready TO meet him
III angry strife, to gansay his assertions and 10
attack his character. They have even stopped To
put up Darby against him.--The pccuniary en-
barrassmene OF Mr.. Barry have been auimad-
Ver'cd on III Tie newspapers. He has heen rep
resented us an inSoivent and desperate. :" fire
you not bGilkrupR Is not all your property con-
Veyed away In trust, even down TO your sows and
pigs. pots, Kettles, spoons, and blankets? Are not
small executions OF eight or ten dollars against
yoii returned by the sheriff of Fayctte, no pro-
perty found. THE friends OF Mr.. Barry have NOT
rested quietly under such attacks; but they have
re!orted with the utmost asperity against Mr.. Clay
himself They have hunted up the records Of
Fayetie county, for the list OF mortgages on his
iaboring under nolerablc iiens--and that he too
Is bankrupt ani desperaio.- mind shrinks
with disgust from these exhibitions. They are
personalities, which the excess OF party spirit en-.
geniers, and the public good cannot possibly ex-
Cuse.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-03

Or 6NesGdy me 2llh dGy ~ JHRe nect.
Y@Y vue of deed of trust late D Jasper
the suhscfihe recora.a in 10. Gle, -. u q
OF the Boroushoi Norfolk, all the Stock of
ATHER
IN the watts " his Tan Yard, istiny OF about.
e u HIDES Heavy SOLE LEATHER
CT 1877 Hides M,ddfDg do
15i Hides Light do d.
1875 Hides Upper LEATHER
SIS kipp SKINS, aud
loaf SKINS
Also, all the BARK remaining m hand "a ina. f;n,,.
quantity Hair. the Tool. in Cusei'. Shup; fine hi
Horsei carts; Wheehsfowsj aud .lns L ghier DC &C.
Terms ready money.
DENNIS DAWLEY, Trustee.
iTN 1HANoENY III uooeiilaad County ey1l1 I7I1aassn
~ 1928
Leroy Ellis PIE
ru.hs hi. wife, Benz rhap Etlaht,h his wife Reh.ScS
Mallory, formerly ebeccs Ellis Jo.hua Ellis tercuie, Eli
bartholomew Elias, the chLIren.n;
Elsd@-r E'i's, dec, ana the childien
OF Cseh Eii dec. distributes OF Absaiom Kills. dec
The defendants Joshua Ellie, Hercules Ellis, Bartholomew
ii., and the children Of E,azer
Ellis, having etsrej their apprar.ucr and yy.n
security according the Act Assembly and H.. rules Of t;,
court and appearing TO the court tba,
III, H', inhahants oi this n,o,
of the Plsmf by COUNSEL II ordered That
defendants here hefuie une eour; ust s,
answer the pl~'Ehs bill, ap that copy TIN. order he
forthwith inserted "a published the city
RichUpnd for that auothrr tpy
Oh .wo Succ es:ivr court days copy Ttsie,
June s-ws,s
Mer,rns u Agricultural s,oc,eIy ., AIbrm,rl.
: "A on Monday the i2h ct May, I,2S--
aOd'red, That the Treasurer required
meal OF the dues from all members 81 the Agricultural So
ey ct ahemh!t, by legal mean., where cory
June g. 9Iws,v
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-03
NOTICE.
WILL BE SOLD.

~ fl>L ID Z OOLH,
on 1uesddy the ar day Of Jnne nest.
va viiue of deed of trust executed by IN. late Ja.pe
horan,tot the snhsether, du th. eieIk;
OF the Borough Of Mn folk, all the Stock of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-03

"Ihe above you may rely upon, as much as tho
the vote was taken. Old hickory will get all that
is claimed for him in this statement, in this county
VERY respectfully, yours sc.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-09

10 Country IIattcrs.

VIZ synsrnhcf has ou hand general sso-'ncnts
o. ttai'ers Stock and Trimmings, which lie will sell
o"CdP Tor cash VIZ: Beaver, CaUo;tC ami Raw Russia
ana scotch Hare Fur Nu ;rat SKINS, Spanish Bodies
kets, Blue and Buff English skves Peloncs, Satin We
Stallion for Tips, Embosid Cotton Tips, Bow Strings-
WIFI general s'atnH7f ~ Black and Drab BINDINGS
81 BsnaLnEg I0ITN -riOM0eoN.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-09
li1.klcnbnrg Cov11iu .lLqn CmlrI- 1893

Eiwar@ William jones' abo sues by George Crovd-r.
h'5 guardian and nJ&t frienj Pn. against Elizabeth n
Jones' widow and adminisiratrix Of VIM. Jones' dec
i"a'"a u ores Elizabeth D. Jones, William Jones,
Daniel Jocs, Thomas Jones and Peter Jongs who g,e
CERT.
me "eisndont William Jones' not having entered his
appearance according to the act Of assemble and bc
rules Of this court aud 1t appearing 10 the satisfaction
Of tbe CONT, that he inabant Of this State,
ON motion Of the plaintiff, by Robert Jones his attorney
IL Is ordered that the said decndan do auoesr Isrs n
tue brs day Of Angus; next, enter his arIear.
ance, and answer the plaintiff bill; and that copv Of
ms otter be inserted ~ Of the newspapers printed
IN tue town Of petersburg city Of Richmond for es
weeks suceesslvsy, aud posted front door of the
courthouse Of said county.
- Z N7rv. rrs.-, JOHN c, BAPTIST, u. {.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-09
3s a. 8 s. II y.

The following bCauifu lines wcrr presented, /, II
lighter Of Gen. Brown, by distinguished gentleman.
Lady! Thy wish shall beye ITS way,
"tAe NS-SAidni6r,ns harp again,
"y c"Enmaud-and mo the lag
Fa--,n vnk iudly strain,
Not 10 = ITS notes, tho rude 5u6 wild,
Might sn0th hero's "a phan child.
Thy NOM of life, has beon o'crcss,,
With sorrows gloom and thy young heart,
Must weep in mem'ry nj the past,
Ot thy lovh size, whose mortal part,
Fictiin of deaths relentless DOOM,
Sleeps IN the silence ct the tomb.
III memty too, Of visions gone.
OF hopes, that bloomd but to deceive
domestic joys for ever Gown,
With Kindred heats It's thine ia creyr:
t"mmngiing tears with them q share,
The agony, thou cans, not bear.
Bot cheer thee Lady! Mid this gloom,
There brcaks upon nv visou'd sight,
r en- from the confines Of the tomb,
Where sleeps Thy size II beam vi light:
ne light Of HIM whose power To save
Peryad.s the darkness a the grave.
10 him in youths own accents mid
Let thy yrung heart direct its prayer,
gallant soldier, orphan child
Sues not in vain, for mercy there
Peace TO thy bosom, it shall prove
The rich reward OF dial love.
The chvslry, which gcac'd thy sire,
grateful nation snsll proclaim;
His orphan boys shall catch the FIRE,
Which gave his name. to dcatlless fame:
Thy widowed parert too, shall feel
Thai he who strikes, has pow'r 10 heal.
Now fare thee we'll! That ;huu mays't kuov.,
The purcs, bliss mortal giv'u,
aud all thine hours SoTGnely flow,
My fervert prayer ascends to Heaven;
An humble OF ring at the SHRINE,
OF sympathy Tor woes like thiue.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-09
A:UgTkwAY.

"a NS committed 10 the Jail Of Jefferson county, az
W runaway, on the 5Ist day of May last, ncrrn
woman who calls herself CAROLINE HERBERT and
claims ~ be fce She Is supposed be from 20 to 81
years OF age arc about FIVE feet SIX rcIs high. She
Of rather dark copper colour has soc black spots on tire
inner side of her right ahove the elbow, and has
cnat'"n mark on ibe Sine has also small sea
on We O1r Of her right hand. THE desired tb
cr forward prove property, and pay her I'll fees or se
" d. ae d'a.t ul according to Law.
!noa Jj--3tu JOHN JACKSON rai,e-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-09
tYFE DOLLARS PCWgRD

gETlLL be given FOR taking M aud delye,;sn -
" uaHeso Mills, near Richmond, my HORSE:a da,L
S"rrl, about 10 hands high years old one hind Gon,
N'' s"I' l.' ta'i' sh'd all around, PAGES and in,
s.od order he discovers a tenderness i'm his fore ft
rode Oh hard ground pavement. He was turned o.
"st uesdny night on the canal and il is probable wax
rode up The ha"k by some negro, may be in
about Richmond. JOHN pr cuEp
CALICO Mills. Aur. Ist