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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-12
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Il Y virtue Off deed of trust executed TO the sinh.
scriher by John Johnston, and of record in Tho
musings court Office the tity of Richmond on The
Ith day Of October 1897, shall on the 2Ist lav OF
august 1929 at - O'clock, NJ, before the front door
OF the Bell Tavern, in the city of Rchnond for the
purposes therein mentioned proceed To sell at public
auction on credit of 60 days the following proper
ty, 10 wit: lots o, parcels of land lying and bemg
ia tile SAID CITY, Valley and Concord streets
known IN survey made by Richard i Dung (tor the
,ate Dr; John Adams, bearing date The 3Ist Nav,
l6l6,l by lots No. 49, ~ and I6 ai.o two ncotn
men, to wit Stephen and Dick. For more mart
cuar description Of said property see said deed Til,
Title TO the above property is believed to be good
but acting as trustee, shall not warrant
aug ll-lOt JESSE +. KEESEE. Ttnsten
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-12

Oh lame of himself, and 1t is the glory Of others to
adhere to principles adopted, make it his to en-
uiate the changeableness Of tho Csmeeonl If il
&C. let him cease from his labors. His object is al.
ready accomplished, and the fame Which lac coyets,
awarded hiin by tho contemptuous mirth of whole
community. He has another felicity. In the field
OF glory which he hrs selected he need scarcely nm
prehend rival, and he never can have superior
His uurcls will flourish unfaded while memory of
him or his paper, endures. In their respective de.
partments. his friend of tho Telegraph and he bavo
secured reputation individual and as ecosipo II.
not SO wide spread and immortal, quite so honora-
bic as Ciccro's in eloquencc, or Cnsars in war. We
invite attention to the following:
From tie National Heiigo.oer Of august TO-
Taking upon Trua-The Richmond Enouirer
with admirable consistency, after blaininp ne for
conJccturlng what might be the nature of the in
structlons of our Minister to England thus pro;ses
beforehand the instructions" of the contests of
Wi.n IL can nave no right to affirm any thing posi-
lively, until 1t knows something:
ave do not hesitate to say (and we will hazard ,,, ,;
upon 'he result That there Is nothing IN these
os ~ we bosom oil any honorable enlightened friend of ms
country" " ~
Another instance of the consistency OF the Rich
mond Sir Oracle rs shown in the following patnyrnpI
taken from the Enquirer of Friday last con,Tnstcd
with the scandalous rcproaches with which during
the four years ending the fourth day of Mprch last
II pursued every movement Of any member of the
Administration Whether it was Mr. ApAMs v;si,
ing his parental residence; Mr.. CLAY seeking relief
from threatening disease by visiting the salubrious
Springs of Virginia; MIR. SuUTrAnp, attending tho
heahIi of his own family. or seeking In ron,Ir IL
own, by trip to Jersey; or Mr.. BARBoUR vcnturinG
TO ms domlcli IN VTgina--each and all OF these
were pursued with taunts or harsh approaches. Now
mark the contrast!
ave understand that the late raxa,ions of the p..dsr,
from his official duties have been his health The
transition 50 great from has former active life in the open air
To the seSen,ary labOr Of his Office il ca ua m Tho
opinion OF his friends seriously impair his constitution
rery Pnfo agent has right 10 portion Of o,r tune
The heat OF the highest officers suffers as much aud morn
HON The want OF exercise than the hnbest
ulond Enquirer. ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-12
. No0 ty So. Paul 1te ,Oo,k goes IrdceIv ON,
MORE "REFORM."

..NoU ty 50. Paul. me tOoyk goes Iyac,iv o,..s,e
MORE "REFORM."
From he Detatcare Journal
The following list of removals of post made
IN Kent and Sussex Counties, has been trnnsm,,e ~,
TO
KENT COUNTY.
REFORM. Smyrna Jacob Pennington. rc,noved
john s. Lnmbdin appointed.
FTederica. Jonathan Emerson removed lain
Carlisle appointed.
SUSSEX co.
Million. Asa llaines, rcmoycd-Joln Pon,l.r ~,
pointed. uP'
Le'oes Henry T. Rodney, remoycd-Asa Clifton
appointed.
.MaHoro'. Derrick Bernard, reinoyed-
Jefferson appointed
Dassboro"gh. Stephen Hill, removed, -
Hickman appointed.
:, BTidsevitte: DR.. John Carey, remoyed-Clemen,
Spencer appointed
Concord. Rev. Thomas Adams. removed
Ldarei. Major Isaac w. Copes, removable
seph Twilley appointed.
Seqf"rd. - Conner removed.
TWO or three of the above removals have been no
ticed before. The characters aud conduct of the
individuals removed. ia every instance. have been
represented to s suneXcep,ionnbe the only ground
Tor their removal being their preference of Mr. Ad
ans for the presidency.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-12

SGs Of Tobacco yesterday ShOekoc Wrehorss( Abou,
~ nhds inspected )-RefuSed, 81 30 Common Passed
10 10 79 Middling s. to 75 Good Fine, SO to c.
o cha5e IN me market for several days worth mentionns
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-12
NEW LOTTERY OFFICE.

TWNON LAIMbEhI most respectfully iniOms ms irIcnds
u aud the public generally tina, he will open on
THIS D.4Y,
Loucy Office IN the tenement ION Aain-st) above
Mess Hall Moore's dry good store, and the lhrd below
Pood Corner where he hopes have the pleasure Of dsr
buting many Of the
CAPITAL PRIZES,
and will at all times be prepared to pay the same sight
ln-fa
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-12

DIED, ola violent attack Of bilious cvcI ON Sunday eve
ming, the SIN Instant the Brook RKHtca Mossy the beloved
and amented daughter Of VIM b. Chaubeayue Esq in the
22d year oiher age.
"Lay her in the eart,, sweet Maid
And from her pure and unpolluttd Gcsh
Nav yiOlcts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-12

AUGUST Us hlIds tobacco, fierce tobacco
100 lbs, 80 bbls flour, 93G bushels wheat 3Ooo so,
plank, tons sand, Ia cords wood, COO lbs hav. roo
lbs miscellaneous articles, empty boat (snallN ~
boats, coal boats, 1916 bushels coal.
AUGUsr 9.--33 hhds tobacco, $50 bbls flour, 435
coal.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-12
From the a RIO al, tsts s., Of noadoy


have observed editorial art Gle m the ..T-,. S,,,.
esIaph OF The 9th instant, protesting founded uuou
oc'a monnaton containing charge which if true would
not only justify Office hui te uG c,, az H. .
seyetest punishment known 10 the laws ~
Winnie the charge which has been made against me affords
III oe" demonstration Of that deep maguly which hitherto
mas oren cautiously concealed is Tor the fist time me-
scented an way worthy only of him who sanc,oned and of
ham who published - ~ -
explanation rob, g;te ., 90 mi 3}TsS; j.
ny Trends and the public aud perhaps would to the
ewes o msed abused, and deceived community But the
Iha manner IN which this charge has been ced and
e authoritative anSu age Is made 10 speak, demand
more than its simple reftaton.
Prore either my own delinquency, the bascness that
slahcer winch has been Invented against .ls dy
appeded TO Tribunal upon whose decision am
wils 20 rest the preservation o caraccr and , inter.
esIs OF those who are dependant upon it.
august 3D. 1923. ANDREW COYLI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-12

MnIor Noah who, twelvemonth back offered a
large reward for experimenting the President OF the
United States and the several heads of department
whom lac styled the travelling cabinet" now thinks
that common decency if respect ior our institu
tons requires that the Chief Magistrate OF the Union
York Rceord.-.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-12
GommerrtaI Rfrorn-

pate OF Latest EURoPEAN ApvIcEs
. noni bNt'vof4, lima y
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-12

ENECUTIoS.-lhe two slaves convicted OF the
murder of MahlOn Dickinson, the overseer of Mr.
Stiles plantation, pursuant to their sentence
executed at Savannah on the cath ult.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-12

.NacGi--Thc L. S. ship Delaware, Com Crane.
and schr. Porpoise, Lieut.. Com. Ncwcn were, Off
Cape &c Cat, 10Th June, all well.-C Beacon.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-12

The Lqdians-A letter from Col. JOHN CRowrL1..
Agent for the Creek Nation, TO the editors of the
Macon Telegraph, dated on the Esd ut authorizes
them say that the late statement from the Columbus
Enquirer, relative to the hostile attitude of the In
dams, els, in many of its important facts Incorrect;
and that great alarm has been unnecessarily and i'm
property produced by it the ffonteis." He also
says-"With regard to that part of the statement
relative TO the Chcrokees, | anl more particularly
mortified at it; not only because it is entirely incor
rect, but because have disposition 10 NEEDLE with
the business of the Cherokces SO far from nv ever
saying what that statement makes me say, have
stated my information was that chiefs of the Che
rokecs met the delegation from this nation: the two
Ridges aud Vann were al that attended, and they
are not in authority i'll the Cherokee nation"
In addition to the above, the editors Of the TeTe-
graph are informed by gentleman from Fort Mitch
ell that he did not apprehcnd any attack was contem-
plated by the Greeks the whites; nor was il
probable that any alliance concert would be form
cd by them with other Indian tribes, owing To their
mutual luminosity and hostility towards each other
That 1t true that the Greeks had held secret
Cuunui Tor thc purpose, IL was believed, OF remon-
stratng with the General Government. and entering
protest against beng forciby removed; but that tho
prospect OF an Indian war depends upon remote
contingency, which lac thinks can never happen.
TChGriCston Courier.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-12
attrftnty &1Ir8.
By DAVENPORT, ALIFy = co

BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN x co.
GROCERIES, &c.
TO-.uORROW no P.,TyNiT. An..,,s. te.B =, a
o'clock, at our auction store
100 Boxes brown soap
10 hhds Inolasses
10 do *. Croix sugars
do n. Orleans rum
do Antigua do
20 bbls No. Mackerel
100 realms writing paper
3 pipes Freuch brandy
do Holland gin
10 bbls Hartford do
% half boxes Spanish cigar,
% do 3xio window plass
% o2Ies cotton yarn No. to 10
. 90 cotton sheetings, &c &c.
1os - ID. A. 81 co. Auots
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-12

WIS., IL. l4EwIs.-lt appears that the timely no
tice taken BY the National Journal of the defacation
OF this gentleman, at the time of his appointment as
Sd Auditor, and OF the consistent doinys of The
Rcormers, has been attended with useful effect to
the u. ). Treasury. In this instance That paper has
done good service. Notwithstanding their exalted
outgivings III the matter of economy and REFORM
these reiormers viii be the worse for being well
looked to. At least the public interests will in all
Likelihood, he subserved thereby 1t is an old remark
that they who most praise of reform
are not al%sys1he most likely practise these home.
ly virtues. The su5Joinod paragraphs we extract
from the Journal of Friday Bat. Pct
at is false Gays the Kentucky Gaxeite) that Major Lewis !,
deidulie" We have repeatedly asked rkere and o the
deficiency made up But have answered only by
stubborn s;ece We therefore, answer tie question
ourselves.
Our original reference the subject July
and that was Immediately followed by the assertion Ma
Jor Lewis ,ca clue when General Jackson appointed
10 be tie Second Auditor.
About the 10Th 18th OF July Al.JoR LEWIS SETTLED MS Ac-
CONT At rE TRKtsuHY, and nme aely afterwards the de-
caIaon made its appearance that Major Lewis not de-
ldllieI--and that he not the T. States cent
The Jackson editors may boast Of their reforms
they please, aud make the ring with "Ia Chief"
at the punishment o honest and experienced from
Office We have the satisfaction our timely
notice of the deacaton of Major Lewis have brought
some thousands into the public Treasury, diminishing
the list of public deiaueTs reform which will adj
vantage tho country than all the General
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-12

-1"OU1x II Produce and number of Boai, oosJ -.
through Ue LOIRE. TorL. ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-12
THIS DAY at ~ O'Clock.
~ '-'- 10 'Io'-lN ca
.SCLyE.i!E

III INV IIs OF INC COnlcctcut Stale
Lottery, No g ltor the benefit Q. the Retreat for
the !usane,) wil be received
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-12

u Tickets at the low price o. g.
Those who purchase at ny Office viii no doubt Je
successful. Call in time.
aug - WM. PEARMAN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-12
MAN AGERs' OFFICE


CONNECTICUT STATE LOTTFRY. Va.
The drawing viii be received at the Managers
Office TO-DAY. 80
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-12

NC. NC. NC.
Tickets 81 Quarters l. for sale M
T.. MICKLE's OFFICE.
aug ~ Next below the Dppr of Fay'e Hole
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-12
THIS DIY

VNHE Drawing Of the Connecticut State
- Lottery, No @ for The benefit Of the Retreat for
The Insano) will be received.
SCHEME.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-01-24
THE SLEEPERs.
BY MISS M. A. BROWNE

BY MISS M. A. BROWNE.
They are sleeping! Who are sleeping
Children, wearied from their play;
Bor the stars of night are peeping,
And the sun hath sunk away.
AS the dew upon the blossoms
Bows them on their slender stem,
50, as light on their own bosoms,
Balmy sleep bath conquered them.
They are sleeping! Who are sleeping!
-Mortals, compassed round with yo,
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-01-24
BY W. LEGGErr.


If yon bright stars which gem the night,
Be each a blissfu dwelling sphere,
Where kindred spirits re-unite-
Whom death has torn asunder here:
How sweet it were at once to die,
And leave this blghted orb afar!
Nix soul and soul TO cleave the skv,
And soar away from star TO start
But OH how dark, how drear and lone.
Would seem the brightest world of bliss.
II wandering through each radiant one.
We failed to find the loved of this!
II there no more the ties shall Irvine.
That deaths cold hand alone can sever,
All! then, those stars in mockery shine,
More hateful as they shine forever!
1t cannot be: each hope, and fear,
That lights the eye, or clouds the brow.
ProclainIs there is happier sphere
Than this bleak world that holds us now.
There is voice which sorrow hears,
When heaviest weighs life's CALLING chain
IT'S heaven that whispers" dry thy tears,
The pure in heart shall meet again.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-01-24

Eyelids, wearied out with weeping,
Close for very weakness now.
And that short relief from sorrow,
Harrassed nature shall sustain,
Till they wake again tomorrow,
Strengthened to contend with pain!
They are sleeping! Who are sleeping ,
CaPtlves in their gloomy cells;
Yet sweet dreams are DER them creeping
With their many-colored spells.
All they love-again they clasp them;
Feel again their long-lost joys;
But the haste with which they grasp theI
Every fairy form destroys.
They are sleeping Who are sleeping
Misers, by their boarded gold;
And IN fancy now are hcaping
Gems and pearls of price untold.
Golden chains their limbs cucumber,
Diamonds seem before them strown,
But they waken from their slumber,
And the splendid dream is flown.
They are sleeping! Who are sleeping
Pause moment, softly tread;
Anxious friends are fondly keeping
Vigils by the sleeper's bed
Other hopes have all forsaken,-
One remains,-that slumber deep;
Speak not, lest the slumberer Maken
From that sweet-that saving sleep.
They are sleeping! Who are sleeping
Thousands who have passed away,
From a world Of wo and weeping,
To the regions of decay!
Safe, they rest, The green turf under;
Signing breeze, or music's breath.
Winters wind. or summers thunder,
Cannot break the sleep of death!
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-01-24
FOR THE DELAWARE REGISTER.
MONODY
On the death of ALEXANDER WILSON, the American Orn-
biologist.
Written soon alter his decease.

oh that some master of the sacred Tyre
Would tune its strings to sorrows deepest moan,
Would seek that muse whose power can grief inspire
And breathe in every note poetic fire,
To mourn for Wilson, forever flown;
His goodness, and his talents thus TO sing,
Fen |, the humblest of the tuneful throng,
Dare DER the Tyre my venturous hand to fling
And pour my sorrows in mournul song.
oh had thy spirit, as it few,
But lei thy mantle fall,
Tho fringd with Cyprus, deck with yew,
A melancholy pail;
Yet, 1nh this mantle had thy own great mind
But rested on thy friends below,
Full many a votive wreath combined,
We, on thy early tomb would throw
And is there none, who has begun
To this wreath but me
Yet veil know of tears that flow
From many eye, for thee.
From Schuylkll's lofty banks, trace thee home
And mark each spot immor'azed BY thee,
With thy mild spirit DER the Woodlands roam,
And hear thy praises carolled from each tree
Each little warbler it fits along
Seems conscious OF thy spirit towering near,
To thee they pour the melody of song,
Then STOP and list, thy answering lutte to hear
And when the shadowy hour of eve draws nigh
And vagrant fancy has full leave to play,
We think we hear the pensve exile sigh
And see him brush the swelling tear away
When birds are mute, by memory's power
We heal thy flute, that charmed the hour
OF twilight loved by thee;
1t floats upon each passing breeze
That bends the gently waving trees
And seems heavenly melody.
oh Wilson, we mournful wreath will Irvine
Around the that holds thy sacred DUST
And Scotias thistle, with thy bays combine,
A heartfelt tribute to the good and just
Columba's eagle spread her sheering wing
And glored in her own adopted son,
With piercing eye she marked the secret spring
all Inv he
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-01-24
MIND.

generous mind, though sway'd awhile by passion,
Is like the steely vigor of the bow,
Still holds its native rectitude, and bends
but TO recon more torcetul, Brooke.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-01-24
THE INDEPENDENT FARMER.

BY t. G. FEssENpEx.
1t may very truly be said
That his is a noble vocation,
Whose industry leads him to spread
About him little Creation.
He lives Independent of all,
Except tn omnipotent Donor;
Has always enough at his call,
And more is plague to its owner.
He works with his hands, it is true,
But happiness dwells with employment,
And he who has nothing to do
Has nothing by way of enjoyment.
His labors are mere exercise,
Which saves him from pains and physicians;
Then, Farmers, you truly may prize
Your own as the best of conditions.
From competence, shar'd with content,
Since all true felicity springs,
The life of Farmer is blent
With more real bliss than kings.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-01-24
TIE DYING DAUGHTER TO HER nrnTIIEn
BY MRS. oPIE.

BY MRS OPIE.
MOTHER! when these unsteady lines
Thy long averted eyes shall see,
This hand that writes, this heart that pines,
Will cold, quite cold, and tranquil be.
That guilty child, SO long dlsowned,
Can then, blest thought no more offend!
And, shouldst thou deem my crimes atoned
deign my orphan TO befriend;
That orphan, who, with trembling hand
To thee will give my dying pray'r;
Canst thou my dying prayer withstand,
And from my child withhold thy careE
o raise the veil which hides her cheek,
Nor start her mothers face to-see-
But let her look thy love bespeak,
For once that face was dear to thee
Gaze on-and thou'lt perchance forget
The long, the mournful lapse of years,
Thy couch with tears of anguish wet,
And cen the guilt which caus d those tears.
And in my pure and artless child
Thou'h think her mother meets thy view,
Such as she was when life first smil'd,
And guilt by name alone she knew
All! then l see thee DER her charms
A look of fond affection cast;
see thee clasp her in thine arms,
And IN the present lose the past.
But soon the dear illusion flies;
The sad reality returns;
My crimes again to memory rise,
And an! in vain my orphan mourns:
Till suddenly some keen remorse,
Some deep regret her claims shall add
For wrath that held too long its course,
For words of peace too long delayed
For pardon (most, alas denied
When pardon might have snatch'd from sbalpel
And kindness, hads thou kindness tired,
Had check'd my guilt, and sav'd my fame
And then thoil'lt WISH as do now,
Thy hand my humble bed had smooth'd
Wip'd the chill moisture off my brow.
And all the wants of sickness sooth'd
For, oh! the means to soothe nv pain
My poverty has still denied:
And thou wilt wish, ah! wish in vain.
Thy riches had those means supplied.
Ihou'lt wish, with keen repentance wrune.
ia clos'd my eyes upon thy breast
Expiring, while thy faultering tongue,
Pardon in kindest tones expressed
o, sounds which must never hear!
Through years of woe my fond desire.
0, mother! spite of all most dear,
Must |, unblest by thee, expire?
Thy love alone call to mind,
And all thy past disdain forget;
Each keen reproach, each frown unkind
That crush my hopes when last we met,
But when saw that angry brow,
Both health and youth were still my own:
mother! couldst thou see me now,
Thou wouldst not have the heart TO frowp.
But see! my Orphans cheek displays
Both youth and health's carnation dies.
Such as, on mine, in happier days,
So fondly charmd thy partial eyes.
Grief DER her bloom a veil now draws:
Grief her lov'd parents pangs to see;
And when thou think'st upon the cause,
That paleness will have charms for thee.
And thou wilt fondly press that cheek,
Bid happiness its bloom restore.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-01-24

gin Of POETRY halow place which moves
odou exquisite perfumes
magical the blush morning.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-01-24
MELODY.

--sGS.--
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-08-06

them. son and daughter-were severely
struck; the life Of one was nearly despaircd
of, but they both recovered.
CONSIDER LUCUs lately cut his throat at Ontario,
N. Y, and thereby died. The coroners jury having
taken his into consideration, considered Consider
considerably inconsderate and accordingly, returned
a verdict of insanity.
The editors of the New-Bedford Courier copied the
following from bank bill few days since -" A New
Bedford whaleman bids farewell his last dollar Of
three years voyage, amounting to 5000. the whole Of
which has been spent in Intemperance. June I,
1892
The accounts from different interior counties of
Pennsylvania represent the appearance of the grass
grain and corn as promising an abundant harvest.
The prospects for fruit not so good. The desruc-
ton of the caterpars, who have taken possession of
the fruit trees, is very great.
captain Of militia company at Foster, R. /. has
been tried on complaint of private in his company.
for taking his company to tavern and treating them
with rum. He was fined 500 and sentenced to nav
costs OF prosecution. He has appealed TO higher
court.
Ph'ladelphia paper states, that "on the aieruooD
OF FRIDAY last the ice-Ose Of H. Mose together iah
its c0neeRts was consumed by FIRE t'-We have haard
ice,-Adr. ""'"'"S