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Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-11-25

~ H7tr79i .ilga1nc.
T I..e.-A .uutw'd-
-v.aa ll.ua btu lleuuta0 'E gland
Esata ..o.a d.. ,.al 0taap.es and sweet
reas She bad al, lido, chid So utterly
helpless ae iane.d. r,, chat ns Gid not ape
ra.- f.. tee,lr a.tety anger OF sell oc-
fence.
HesataI dsvat her feet 81 seemed to be-
possessed OF u1 other sentiment ol the hr-
uaa t.d taa1 confidence in bis mother s.
love, 4.d a dread oil tao schJolboys by
whom he was efal annoyed His whole
occupation. as besat on the ground, was
swinging backwards and forwards, sing
inr .ua.-.af' n lows pathetic voice only
nteuunu atiutervals ON the appearance
orsuv af bis tormentors, when he ciuag TO
bis mother n alarm.
From merniur 90 evening he sung his
D.run,e and Amicss duty; at uIsht when
bis poor mother gathered up her little
TO return home. so dep.orable did his de-
fets aaDear. that while she carried the ta-
bio o.. her head, her stock Of little mer-
rrrdze boz her Zap, and her stool in one
.aaa. she was obliged Co lead han by the
5.r.r Ever aud anon as any OF the
sr.a.b7vs appeared n view the harmless
trlrg chung close 90 her, and Ind his face
Ir her bosom for protection.
A human creature So far below tine stan
r.-f of humanity was nowhere ever seen:
r. had not even the shallow cunning
ef,cb is often found among these unhu-
,.be. beings. aud ms sImpliClycould not
even be- measured by the standard we
would apply 90 the capacity of lamb.
Yerit had o feeling rarely mode,ed even
in tse adscu11ue dog, aud a .nowIedge
never ,aeuu bv any mere aaImaL
Fsves sensible 0lh.s mothers kindness
z-r.v mach he owed TO her care. Al
,,.s- when She spread his humble pallet
t-,..b he knew not prayer, nor could
,.,,.r,serd The solemnIues Of worship,
l.,,-,.frted himself at her feet and as
M, tlssed them mumbIed kind OF mental
,-,s,.. as n in fond and holy devotion.
Il, ,bs morning. before she went abroad 10
-ssro,o her station 10 the market place. he
,-,,e4 arxiously out 10 rccoanoltre the
s.-sst and as often as he saw any OF the
ssoolbovs IN the way, he held her firmly
hack and sang his sorrowiui "paFlal.
One day the poor woman and her idio
f.-,. ,,.--o missed from the market-place
ma he charity Of some Of the ne'shbo5-
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-11-25
TO THE VOTERS =
Of The cointies of Princess .4ane. Nor
f0ik NmHmOad, and The Borough Of
M,.f,IL

OF the cougties of Princess .4qne. Nor.
f0k. Nmsem0ad, and tho Borough Of
Norfolk.
Your confidence conferred on ne a seal
in o. Convention. The honor was more
prized because 1t was won by no sofcita.
tons; procured by no intrigues; purchased
by no unworthy concealnents, or plant
notifications of my opinions / received
It as o bounty; the boon ofyour goodness
only; and not as the Acknowledgement or
reward Of merit.
With what fidelity Of heart and devotion
Of my time and intellect, ] nave endeayor
to prepare myself for the complicated and
important business of the Convention
thereby 90 prove myself neither unworthy
nor unmiudiul of your kIndless. you wdl
never know. Your instructions found me
In the very commencement of my duties;
my opinion and views unkntwn to you, or
bat partially exhibited; my plans for your
future happiness and advantage undeyel
oped and unexplained; my contemplated
measures unexecuted.
lis not for your agent to question the
propiety of your instructions, or to muir
muir at the measures You have thought fit
to pursue towards him. You have spoken
pour wishes. and he has bowed TO your au-
thorty. God graft ,hat his fears may ne
yer be realized; and that you may never eN-
perience, that the tempting cup which yon
wish to quf contains subtle poison, IA
tai to your liberty. and destructive 10 that
equality ofrgh,s which Is the sole secuu-
~ of Tree institutions.
I respected yoI too highly 10 believe.
that You wished to dishonor the man whom
YOU had once thought worthy to represent
YOU, by requiring him personally to exc
,uie what consclence and patriotism equal
'v forbade hln to perform. The subloln
gi copy of nv letter to the president Of the
Convention wall shew you, that to execute
,o1r wishes, have ceased to be your rep
aeeutauNe.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-11-25

DESIGN 10 produce such a0 eife teiiher IN.
on him or those who hd delegated him.
ne has acquired a still higher claim to our
confidence and support, by this signal ev.
idsnce of his acknowledgment Of the right
of the constituent TO instruct the represen.
tadve.
3 Resolved, That Whatever difference
of oninlon may exist among any in this
meeting, upoa some Ofthe questions involv-
ed in the discussions Of TIE Convention.
some OF Us having taken a different view
of diem from Gen. T0}Ior whilst large
portion OF Us highly approve the princi-
Piles and measures advocated by him. SO
far ne they have been disclosed; yet, the
implicit confidence which is reposod by all
IN his patriotism, integrity, talents and ex-
perience. demands d.t he should, In JUS
iiCe both to hlm aud oursoves. DC afforded
ava opportunity 80 a 81 oeveloPement OF
his principles and plaus; aud with per.
feet reliance that he will devote has hes.
energies 10 the promotion Of what he may
believe will tend to the union, prosperity
and happiness of his native State, and
where our immediate interests may be IN
volved, that his common interest with our
own, aud the future appreciation of his
own conscience, are a sufficient guarantee
for the integrity Of Misconduct
4. Resolved, therefore, That it is the
wish of this meeting that Gen. Robert y.
Taylor should Immediately resume his seat
in Convention: That TO this end our wor-
thy fellow citizen, Hugh Blair Grigsby,
Esq be, and be is hereby requested, TO
yacate his seat-and that the remaining
Delegates from this district be. and they
are hereby requested thereupon TO re-elect
Gen. Robert B. Taylor.
D. Resolved, That our fellow citizens
of the counties of Princes Anne, Norfolk
and Nansemond, be, and they are hereby
respectfully solicited to cooperate with us
forthwith IN promoting the object Of this
meeting
6. Resolved. That these proceedings be
signed by the Chairman aud Secretary,
published IN the newspapers of this Dor.
ough, aud that copies ofthem be transmit.
ted 10 the Delegates from this District N
the Convention.
MILES KING. Chairman.
orra / Form NTOrrr Sor'v
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MILES KING. Chairman.
LOUIS j. FOUBNIouEL. Soc'y.

Scott the principal actor among the numerous
persons lately committed ON a charge for Robbery
O. 100 alarming extent within ths city, was found
guilty ON Saturday last and sentenced by has honor.
the Recorder tO'three years" comfortable lodg-
While this noted olien lee was on ril, one of our
city officers discovered 40 scott house q complete
81. OF e Iun erletcr's tool, comprising cmcD los,
dies forms, base metal, spurious hlf dollars, and
ten djIla- bill. ey DENLY "a proof sheet VIVA.
h-ightcns the dcprlyy of this wretch is, that bis
circumstances were uuy comfortable. lie has ma
income from Rents, M business part OF the city,
exceeding i've hundred dollars yelr add yot hc
would prowl about at night deprive our citizens
Of their property.
.4HegheHy Democrat
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To4, Als,-s ,...,.o-.,oeel ..s. f, b.s ,.,ll
.b,b..I 800 .-tl,.,. ,.r,o-,l bs~,,os.s riyen
, I,--, 80 ~ .;I,o tLa ore.t,,, NJ o.
sv. I,1se ~ -..,,l,., ,rorsbi, in On;ncov
Sine. t5at frre a b,autifi church has
been built of Omncv granite. in q sfvle
loft architecture rral.table NOT only 70 that
town brf 70 the Commonwealth During
the past summer ex.presidentJohu Quincy
Adams directed tba erection of nm ammo
pirate NTanunsat TO fh, memory of tbo ven
.eabla Holm Adams and his excellent CON
sort f- he 7lareJ in tbs Quincy church. as
the most anDro1riate locality for memo.
-i,I of o,e ,,boso l,c, l,e hoo, dsvoteJ
.,.,, moot bo-,Il,, d, aid tho s,ors8 cause
~ .,-,,l ,norover,e7t ,rne liberty and
- ,,,5 r,o.,l md r,I;o;o.,.. a.
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Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-11-25
J 90 ~ .IIlanu 100.
TRAITS OF IRISH CHARACTEl

n 'tm ttc sttDtfY t4f - u.s.
! TRAITS OF IRISH CHARACTER.
\ memir of Thomas Adds Emmett, by
the late Charles g. Haines, has issued,
within few days from the press of the
Messrs Clryills, New York-Itis a rap
id outline Of the life and character of the
distinguished subject ofthe memoir, sketch
ed underline pressure of severer Occupa-
tons, boz nevertheless credTtable to the
aathor aAdi interesting TO the public. We
aliudc % {, however, al this time. less for
the purpose Of speaking of the work, than
nc abstract some Of the anecdotes contain
ed 10 II. Illustrative Of the Irish character.
i caulo, follow my inclination in clO-
sing th.s title notice says Gen. Haines,
without committing to writing some Of the
auccdo' which Mr. Emmett has related
10 me .,dil mention two or three winch
reject gee, credit oa the fidelity OF ihe l.
r.sh Daopll The first has relation TO the
celebrated Alr Rowan, already spoken Of
Il wiu be reco.lected that be was convicted
IN lhatceieLrated trial where lie was de-
fHicd by Mr. Cuuan. He was cast into
prison, and BIS sentence was hard and SEE
we're. While inc8rcorated IN one of ibe
coils Of one o. the dungeons In Dublin,
Mr. Enmel and two or three Others con-
uiycd plan for hls escape. Il was sue
.cessfully executed. A small vessel was
90 take him 20 France. It was an Irish
schooner, manned by IRISH sailors. who
knew nothing Of the person whom they
were 20 transport 20 the continent HIS
Uamc, character, and every tling were con-
cealcd. They agreed TO take person TO
uayre for a certain SUM; and 90 go with
ali possible expedition. II the night time
Mr. Rowan boarded the little vessel, di-
recdy from the Jail The wind changed,
and instead Of sailing thoneyt morning as
IL was expected, she was detained some
five or SIX DAYS iu port The government
discovered Mr. Rowan.s escape the next
morning subsequent to his deIiyerance
from captivity a proclamation was IN
standy ISSUED and three thousand pounds
sterling were offered us a reward for his
detection. There we're but four or five
seamen IN me whole cie" Oh ''9 lf'Su
vessel. Mr.. Rowan's situation may now
De well imagined. An D'o''n 'a'g W WI,
tho news OF his breaking prison. ne
sailors were daily on shore ne P'ocl'-
nations were posted up on 'ne marker cross
and cyerv where else scattered m the
streets he sehmen p'cNe" ZIP several
copies a'i brought NE" On H l' n ,ne'r
'e,>'l ''' -s' a. ', ,,5 .-..'.. 49,. l.
az .s' 'o' "' '' Io,b 80, ',, - ~,
". -, i ,'.'1.'.. - a. p .,'I
l'g 5, o''S' ms - 49, f,, ,.'t, ,le
-, ,.,, , ',a,..7,ed il, ,s 0ro.,..t.
-'r',-', y, .l.. ,L.oi IT.. D..
t-..,h-ll rI,r..,o, Raw.ai, ~ Row
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-11-25
sT. CLAIR SEMINARY,

For me Education If f0Hng Ladies
IN ihe Seminary will be- taught he English
y aud French langmgos, Relding. Wiring, Ar
iiumctic, Grammar, Geography, History, Music,
Drawing, Painting, Embroidery, and plain and
.mcy NccIiework.
The establishment r. situated IN che vicinity OF
p.ttsturrh 90. .,. is1n.s ,,l'i9h oofnf1liid7 %
view If tho entire city. The institution "hi DO
conducted by French run, OF the order Of ~
Clair, assisted by competent tsachcfs .naer me
.uuol,1tendauc4. Of the Rev. Charles Is. " CURE.
PaDils Of Oh denominations val De received WIN
out ihe least distinction or attempt 20 cnange ihef
-eI.,o.,s nr : cinl.s. Every exerion VIII BE- maic
b. o,ft;,, 49, tbf morals and c1'iie the emulation
orthe ,,,1if. in order fo promote 20 once Doth
:.,.. ~ s,isnce. The government Ofthe house
...-i b.. I'D bnf firm. The sirictesi attention
i 80, lilo ne cleanilncss g. health 81 tire pu-
w. I' ' 1he rablo viii be plain but plenuill ana
wholesome.
TERMS. Boring and tuition, including
rorisI anl Treaah-yeahyl 500
Drawing and Pacing, 70
Embroidery, ~
lie Of bed AMI bedding,
Physcian's salary,
Apoii,ecry g bi.l AZ The charge oftbs parents &c.
- charge for washing or msndlng.
Tie salary 20 be paid bali yearly in advance.
DRESS viii be uniform, consisting II two
block b3mbazeit irocks and one white one two
1.ack caDcs, and lsF0 white ones, two black 5om-
,azcn aprons; hmikerchioif, towels combs
rIshe-, washboW O. &c.--all u tho charge u
he parents.
P'r.bursh, oct. % Is2s-
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-11-25

an Interesting case was tired last week
ia the District Court of the city and couu-
~ Of Philadelphia, before Judge HaIowel,
aud n special Jury, Ia which some princl-
pies were discussed and decided important
TO Banks aud their customers, aud indeed
% commercl al men generally.
The Judge delivered it TO the jury as
bis opinion that a Bank that receives a bhl
for collection 10 another State, or at a dis
lance, and transmits it 10 another Bank
for that purpose, IS not responsible for the
acts or omissions ofthe Bank 10 which it
is transmitted, or any Gifts ofiicers;-jut
that the transmitting Bank does ITS duty by
sending on the blll with proper instructions;
by conducting a correspondence with the
distant Bank 20 q proper manner without
unnecessary DELAY; by communicating all
material occurrences respecting It 10 the
depostor; and by creditrng him with the
proceeds when paid or passed 10 ITS credr,
by the corresponding Bank.
That Bank receiving such a bin for
collection, and emitting or ucglccung IN a
a reasonable time TO write 20 it, correspon-
dent Bank for information az to its fate
makes The Bill rs oirl--and must pay The
depositor the amount; or if has been
paid, cannot recover It back.
That the distant Bank Is responsible o.
vcr TO the transmitting Bank--if it suffers
loss ia consequence of their having omit.
ted or neglected to give m a reasonable
time information Of their proceedings II
relation to the bill and Of It's ultimate fate
Whatever Bank undertakes 10 DO fol
depositer, it must do with fidelity, dill
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-11-25
DOCTOR VlCKER'S
EMBROCATI0N
JUST RECEIVED AND F0RsALr ny
ARCHIBAL d =. TODD .

THIS EMBROCATiON has for long tlmei
has been esteemed as a valuable remedy In q vau
sty Of diseases, aud will venture 10 say that Il
will want no other recommendation than thai FUR
nished by the use Of ore or TWO bottles. IN
Rheumatism IT is attended with the most signal
ldvantlge-i, also valuable 90 SPTains Np1nbness,
Burns Iadoleni S,celbRgs, and Is particularly ser
yiceable in Limbaco or pains 10 tho back, and IN
many instances when taken in doses Of from 70
I'D drops GIN syrup or sugar. it gives immediate ro-
liefm Choiic II IS also much funsd for o. power.
ii Jiscusiyc efficacy ia the removal ofPou Lca'
Fsta. Pwm, Spraus and many other diseases
incident 90 Horses. FIR more p1riicuiT des-
cupuon of this Embrocaton, lui ihe method Of
using IT,. refer you to the Advertisement surround
ing tho bottle.
Wdocinq April ODD ls29-C7.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-11-25

During anunioa gilmore thanhalfa century
They survived, IN Harmony of Sentiment.
Principle and Affection,
The Tempests of Civil Commotion;
Meeting undaunted, aud surrounding
The Terrors and Trials of that Revolution
Which secured the Freedom Of their
Country;
improved the condition of their times;
And Frightened the Prospects Of Fu.urity
To the Race of Man upon Earth.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-11-25
PILGRIM,

From Lives thus spent thy earthly duties
learn;
From Fancy's Dreams TO active Virtue
turn;
Let Freedom, Friendship, Faith, thy soul
engage.
Aud serve, like them, thy country and thy
age.
The capitals D. o. NJ. are the initials
of three Latin words; Dec, OptmO, Max
imo.-To God, the Best, the Greatest
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.4Heeteay Democrat
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-09-23

10 the police officers to whom he told his
story; and they considered the circum-
stance so curious, that they carried him
immediately before the Duke of Abrantos.
The Duke at first imagined his own ac-
count to be an invention; but upon his pro-
dlcing the purse containing the hundred
louis-d'ors, he was compelled to believe it.
The strictest search was Immediately
made in and about Paris for the discovery
of The perpetrators ofthls horrid murder;
but in vaiu. Tho Emperor Naoolcol par
,icularly interested himselfin it. and spe-
clal orders issued BY him TO the officers OF
the police. to leave no means untried to
attain thcir object Macy houses were
searched, in the hope oftiad,ng some place
which had been lately walled up. and
which answered the description given by
The masoa:-but. notwithstanding all these
cndoavors nothing further has ever traa>ip-
red respecting tlns dreadful mystery.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-09-23

We could name the town IN Vermon,.
where tie late President Adam. sas oppo-
sed by some. With uncommon zeal. be;
cause as they said "lIe had been a Coz
gcegatiOaol Minssxr--at ST. PeiersbHe
Ghent, sc.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-09-23

The Lancaster IDtc.'igencer Of the 9Th
inst. says-"At a quarter before ten o.
clock, on Saturday evening last, we expe-
rienced slight shock, accompanied with
a rumbling noise, which We are yet ar a
loss 10 account for. Il was either an earth
quake, or else caused by some terrible ex-
plOsion. The house thatwe were in u Che
time, was very sensibly shakpn
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PLANE E8AELggCs

Jouers. Carpenters. aui Ca5.up, Makers
ortFl.e.a- ana its Vicinity ,a., lo has c1lmen
GEO lH.
Plane jI0bjag Business,
oauc NH.h corner of Market square. where Do.
-s amid intends constantly to keep ON Iaud gem
l.I as-.eu.u. d.. tools i.r their sceommolatiou
Tot.o.e sll. mrV u.or Em vi'a tacr GUS
.1r. b.. promises strict attention.
N.r--. 3D.. f-lg. NT1I AINSNOGTIl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-19
FARMS FOX Nm 4

he subscriber ha, Inc following lease ioI
n ateim vi Jears The lease The lu,h l.iaau farm,
wall .spire with the presently le Halifax County,
~ y. Immediately below Weldon the Roanoke kntf.
The na,IsaIion to the Island all good Tor boa
carrying from 500 TO 500 bbs. OF The completion Of
The Dismal Swamp Csnal must, facilitate greatly the
getting to market the abundant productions. OF .,is,
tae F' ~" grounds oi winch insxhsubi. al
ilvian 10 tenant WIN would s9e- grow 81 100
acre, OF the hrs: 10" grounds hemp Annually would
the terms more advantss OIL would the cu
tivaon with isTrEer who would furnish
iabour aud 'uPerinend tbs -geTaion, Of the farm.
nave farm IL miles below tins city, HtpIco
Charles CITY eouniie at the junction OF Whe Oss Swamp
aud Chiekahomny tiiyern second above the lops
Bridge would give long lease TO good tenant who
would protect The valuable forest attached ~ It.
have tract IN HsuoSsr county Is me. from th, city in
TIE vicinity oil pbdal fsej mill, the New Cattle ks
Tbs road divides the uaet liUUU 4eIss winch would
make answer well tOI two tsrns zach bounded by mil
stream, aordins meadow enough long lease
would be gwen to good tenant.
would lease for life $50 miles below fhi.
city, on the south SIDE Of the Williamsburg road To mao
OF industry aud good naeiIs Il should ask nothing but
ees eo-oPestioE with oseIseer keynold.ye III pro-
seng the extensive iosst, vi drprsd
JOS. TkENI.
Jun.
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June 10.


COchran's Portable JVheat INTeyitiag .JI1chi1,e
and Cotton Cans, with additions and improve
ments
"a AMUEL COCHRAN having devoted sever
~ al years to the improving aud InanuGscturino
the above machines, still continues to furnish al
orders at short notice, and executed under his own
superintendent in the most faithful manner A
lotion Gin or Corn mill may be attached to the
lhreshiDg Machine, if requested The lines will,
ne made either single or double breasted and with
iron or Steel saws agreeatlesto order
lie begs leave to refer to the following gentle
men, who are using Machines and Gins made bv
nm, VIZ: Joseph &. Cabell, Esq, n elson Count
Gen J. ii. Cooke, FluyaDna, j. H. Brown and
=. Akin, Esqrs Petersburg, Hon. John Tyler ard
- Harrison, Esq Charles City James Sf5p and
lewis hliell Esqrs. Frederick, BENJAMIN Blake
dria
Business req wiring my occasional absence from
Richmond, have appointed Mr. John o. Law nv
agent, to dispose of the above to whom application
may be made. SAMUEL CO(,IIgAN
Several OF the Wheat Machines are nearly cam
pleted and will be ready for delivery ti,e ensnir,
week JOHN O. Jay. y
June 10. t2,yo,,
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LAND FOX sal,e.

LAM tOh SAkst.t
RHY Tract OF Land s or miles south oif6'ns--
1y1 lotte Courthouse, containing 666 acres, io9
of which is flat land on Twttys Greek, and from
ESQ to 300 acres in well-dmbered woods, all OF
which viii bring Tobacco. The plantation under
good fences, lies well and is capable of great i'm
provement The soil is particularly 5daptcd 10
wheat and clover, as well corn, cats and tobsc-
CO. The Houses are large ana " it'll small cSpessc
might be rendered comfortable and convenient n.
Entertainment The situation having been lonarc-
marked as one of the most commanding for publ
house IN TIE Country. would sell at a EeasoI.s
bic prise, ard on accommodating payments, Ind
give possessien OF the gronud, as I get OF m,
crop, Tor sceding wheah-aEd as soon "a can gait
or in my Srop for market, give full pocsessor.
Should 1 not sell before, shah, ca the o..
day OF OStoher next eiIer il u he highest hidG,.
on the premises. The terms 'sil then he made
known and will be accommodating. Any peresa
wishing 10 purchase land in Charlotte Count,
Will please call on me, and hook at the land. j.
nay absen nee my overseer win show it.
JOHN FENNEIs.
Sunc ~ 12-wtlst(bct
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TREASURY DEPARrMENr,
Second Comptroller sO6fee.
Aprjl 221. 1899 \

Sir Ia Masking ihepsymsos 70 Invalid Peusoner which
will the 4b Of September ner where the aday,
Of the examining Surgeons Physicians shall state that
the disability whatever may Be is rate, proceeds from the
loss offs imh Sfh eas which cannot either in whole or in
party he removed you will note that fact roll or boo
IN your possession opposite the Of such psnouof,
and inform them that further examination by IN
their eases, will be sqursd you will also the same on
your abstract Of payments that similar notes may be inside
the books Of this Department.
10 reference 10 the "Aemskins pfoy9n for the Payments
OF Penso,s 10 the widows children Of penouer L ~
proved the lad Of March, 1879, copy Of which hereto
annexed the Secretary Of War ITO whom such payments sre
referred BY said dire that hey he made ssn
and the TO the Third Auditor
other esees.
10 mstns payments under This act you will be governed BY
The following instructions VIZ
Ip case Of the death Of fnvsld Revolutionary psn
oUer, the Of pension due 10 him the time Of BIS
as,h must be psii isL T0hs widow Of said psnsonsr,
Der Attorney poog hseto be such to the ,stsiaon ofhs
agent or from the best evidences The Of the case will
sdmft VIZ
"a: there he no wd,v, theo IN the child children OF
NE deeetssd pensioper 70 biz Der, their Attorney II
awful sSs ofto hpi he % heir 3af5ai bis Attorney 4
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-19

TO LGtoyeFs, Reyssters u lV!!iS, Cierhs Of CV,yis
and others.
stllCIiOLAS MAY who LEFT Eusisnd many years ,inss,
~ and eane ~ tais eouuy, tisde oinsr
onet Maker, and usurpUsed CT Si.
snis, about hitsen ree Any ibio'
ana "hen the I'd SrnOiss asy departed life will be
thankfully received by john Giigy, No. North street
Phhadshsa, o. Jotn H. Nash, Richmond, Va
WIZ amply remuuer~te The party giving the iuioT
Ihe Soolk Herald viii please the
iD the iDueI columns.