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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-14
Looking-Glasses s, Hardware, &c.

vUsT received and for sale At my Auction Store,
Oh corner of King and St. Asaph.streets,
Elegant mantle, pier and dressing glasses
Complete sets Of china 81 pieces. knives and forks
Brass andirons, shovels and tongs, tea boards
plated sets castors, brass candlesticks
Glass salts and cup plates,
20 ma,rases of moss, cotton and hair, silver watches
"a, "a, ga, l0-4, ia, IA and l3-4 rose blankets
Point
Several beds and furniture
So ..,;cI.s mch a. watch seals, chains, bead
eis III. , cards. watches, snuff boxes, wood eo1oah
eiosE clasps, shaving soap, pes button :r;Penderei
nc fdec ~ 1Eo' "hiiN' ""e'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-14
SATURDAY. mD@N1Naa mA@um %, $780,
Sugar and Molasses

Sugar and Molasses.
VTHHE cargo Of the schr Martha, from New Orleans,
Il consisting Of
70 bbis lily.
2S9 bbls molasses
Landing and for sale by =.
march 10 s; MESSERSMITH.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-14
A Situation Wanted.

YOUNG MAN who writes good hand, wants .
n situation in either Dry Goods or Grocery Store
that will afford him toersbly genteel support. Un-
Questionable testimonials Of his character be CIV
letter addressed to A. B. and left at this Office
will be punctually attended to. feb 19
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-20
From The Baltimore Chronicle.

- ROM BCENOS AYRES AND RIO JAYTJpo
We have received, from yespendcn at Bre,oS .ra.
ouNc'i announcing the execution of Col poyrego le
e's oi Heit iavaie yet involved In mysterv-br
10 Us tai FOR i officer whose authority is self cre,e
assumes win hu little scuple, the responsible Nv or acfs
~! ~ say Ec least OF them, ely a,Il,rJ Tie
wing Is d translation OF tue bulletin, $500 : *
y.b;. NAyARao Dec. -, 1928
Il ms f-fcltclcr Don j. ri. }1uz TeleS - -
- Sisi r!nu Tie delegate government that Col NJar,,tI
htS tio noent been SHOT orders in preea,S
vi tie Arguments which compose division History vi
.e ,frtGi whether Col Donego has, or has rot, dcsnF
s 20 "a!d whether in sacrificing public lrnoui.
one ",o nas la6oused TO destroy haze been ac,ated ~
any ~ QUEER IMAM feelings OF patriotism. =
PT"Fe OF rros Ayres may assured thai the 6effj
~. i"rso Is tie greatest sacrifice that could make ili
III rs, -, JUAN LAEALLE.
@ i:'cHa!s ct this event, which ed impress still NOR;
upon * the belief that the Conduct of Cen Laval ~
' .t to excite suspicion nsto motives
'' y" 'sHsr 10 me ft'lor Of The BaiwarG GGree dNs!
,,,,-, Ito DE- JANEIRo, Jan. 18Th 1923
shen Dont9o was taken (Which was in CONSEQUENCES &c
@ J'Io Doy OF men whom he took for his friends b,
@ SHa'ion OF his relatives, Mr. Forbes Clarpe d. AZ!
ne" ana sen exalted authorities beg that lie shond not la
put to DEATH and received positive assurance at he bniJ
not but aaeeably his desire should be perni,te 70 n,
10 @ o. states, (Which appears the asylum Of tie onprets5
OF All cou') but he nevertheless immediately sLo 10
order ~ Gen tavaie send Buenas Ayret uaII-r ,vhci
speaks OF the matter, but does reach To- Dors ;n,
ana execution His body given his relatives and WI.
inferred IN the city, proceeding well calculated To- narn t
citizens who generally his Il ' S''
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-20

,sohy WIN the powerful states of Europe a good
UNDERSTANDING with which is SO essential and at the
'nie tne' mas entered, with zeal and efficiency into
VIC acsihs anu permanent saniznr of an army the
press piracy, besides the abslment off system IF
eaueaton' us tar as the Impoverished state of the
VIII permit, and cheeriilly affords every f;,c.
"i u'I encouragement III his power to tie exertions
VI DIT. ring and the other gentlemen sent from tits
schools. " es''"'snihen' ~
It Is probable that the French viii not he forward
10 come INTO direct conflict with Turkish t,uons' mn.
necessarily at least not while tho result of The Rrs
SUN INVASION remains undetermined If they deter
hi'e 10 pursue their operations. immediately beyond
..e horca, we shall probably soon hear of their in
tes'ihg Athens, which the Turks are said to have
atet pisced III strong posture of defence; and we
cannot doubt that they would be able shortly to ,,
possession of the northern pro yiuces almost nc
they should choose to 90. 4@' 90 ~ q
IN the mean time, however, the Greek troops are
not prevented from making important conuuests in
au,aace OF the French, whittier they have been nvi
scd oY the instructions of their countrvmpp 'Cb,
brother ct Grvas has taken possession of the cIf 81
rreVesa' and 43 small Turkish vessels; Gen. Church
w secured another important point; and Ypsilanti is
nalchih% Tor Parnassus and the defiles of Bnotia
VINE me government have prepared strong expedi
ton against Gambia. >reoA
SPAN ana ffance.-If we are to Mace full crcai,
"a some OF our late Paris papers, the cabinets ofthese
o ~ ies nave lately been on the point of rupt-
Is stated that the French minister's OIL PRESSING
thc Claims on Ferdinand for the payment of their nr
my OF occupation, found him refusing to acEhowedge
""y tiiET uue to France. He claimed to have 9n
c.UWie winch had not been settled since the period
"a tHe North American Revolution; and it was not
u' the MINISTER'S threatened to break off nrrotn
go, anu 10 demand their passports that he con
francs '''0'9 u
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-20
From the .Nortolk Beacon Of Jucsd.7v.
THE STEA MROAT DlSASTED

The deplorable catastrophe produced by the cyrlo-
SION ofthc boiler OF the steamboat Jotbmac, on ST.
day evening, noticed in a postscript to yesterday
Beacon, is even tragica than our fears had led
us to anticipate and has excited much painful inter
est throughout town. The three victims who sur
vved when our last paper went TO press, have since
changed their snbunsry condition for ono gilmore or
less comfort-they successfully expired between 3
and 10 o'clock yesterday morning.
JOHN DUDLEY, the white fireman. % years Of age,
had long been deck hand, but had few weeks
since, unhaPpIy changed his situation for that Of
fireman, to which there lttlemore pay attach
ed he is represented 70 have been man ofvcry esi-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-20

mabie character, faithful and persevernp in the dis
ctarge OF his duty, and ofupright intentions wife
ana chud deeply lament their sudden and untimeIy
bereavement. 1t was indeed scene calculated to
awaken the keenes sensiblty to see, yesterday the
Inotner-n and wife. lewailing in the bitterness
"a Grel, the SAD event which had removed from them
.e hatura! Iricdand protector.iIis parents reside
III alexandria,
E.'och Hoy, the co'oured fire man. was free man.
ma had connexions residing in Alexan,iria-he Yves
most severely scaldod-and altbo,r in common with
h's suffering companions he received every ass,stanc
which the best medical experience could afford all
was unayaliing to proong HE existence -. -
saefttu 1"e' LIST steward, the property of Mr.. John
locke, of Portsmouth, was u valuable seryant--he
TOO, was too severely scalGcd to survive.
George .Htoa, the colorcd freeman. belonging to
MIS- It!cha'as, of this town, is heavy loss to that
worthy iady.--iie was more thoroughly drenche,i
with the destroying fluid than either of Ills compar
ions-and survived about hour, from the time OF
the explosion
We have heard several accounts. TOUCHING the
particulars of this sad event. but as thew are yarons
ana contradictory and of utility to the public we.
do not give them Suffice it to say that no censule
Is imputed to Capt Jenki1s or any who s,ryive-tsj
an OF Whom 1t Is source of uniegned sorrow II
iauit there was, we incline to believe from what we
nave heard that It was to be ascrbed to an honest
but inprudent zeal, the part of the sufferers the
selves; who having Charge of the propellng and de-
structive agent were reluctant to lose an ADVANTAGE
they had gained over the other boats by LETTING off Tie
steam, while stopping to take III way-passcnGer and
not aware that there any defect in the boiler
they pald Tor their indiscretlon with their lives
Let US hope that it may prove awful warning to
al who may at any time, be charged with the man
agelnent Of power so valuable when rightly con-
trolted-so awfully calamitous where its keepers
siuInbGF or permit it from imprudence to gain the
ascen'ency.
Dr. Robert Mayo, Of Relmond, who was a pas
scnger III the boat promptly afforded TO the unhappy
sufferers every re!ief& comfort which his experiences
or humanity could prescribe and upon the arrival OF
the boat, consulted and co-operated with Dr. Ro. 3
Stark, OF this place in all the means of nproyipr
their condition, and resigned them to his care about
2 clock yesterday morning when he left the Poto-
" ashington. w
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-20
Tbe Constitutional 1gIbtG.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH Is, 1870.
Burstiny ofMe Potomac,s Boiler,


The Norfolk papers received last night gave u
the frs. intelligence of lamentable disaster-rhe
bursting of the boiler Of the steamboat poto.nac
while on her way dowa the river on Sunday, BY
which several persons were dreadiully scalded. The
following account Of this disas;er we copy from the
Norfolk Herald o. Monday.
DREADFUL ACCIDENT!
For the first time since the Introduction OF steam
boats IN waters, have the painful task OF re-
corning the circumstance OF the erp ion of E;jiar
with its appalling Consequences t!:is ,lep!orails ca
ele.ty 1--WE are grievod to state, has lapp med on
board the steamboat PotJHllc, .Cest. jenkins.
The Po:oH7c was on harway down James, river
from Richmond, with the st2aa,boas Norfolk, Capt.
Hen 'arsn., tn, Richmond, Capt. Chapman, Il few
nils as.n5a OK Days Point, about sun set last
evening", tic Potomac stopped Tor 4 boat which came
off from the shore when her boiler burst, and shock
ingsy scalded the aforementioned persons who were
John Dudley, (fireman) OF Craney Island,
Enoch Hay, do free black of Alexandria,
Geo. Wilson, do a slave belonging to Mrs.
Richards,
Austin White, first steward, slave of Mr.. John
Cooke, of Portsmouth, who was in the forward ca
bin, also dreadfhy injured principally by in
haling the scaldng steam which filed the cabin but
UJy possibly recover.
Wilson died last night at 1 o'clock and Dudley
and Hay, were not expected tn survive till morning.
No other person board received the least injury.
There were or 10 passengers on board Tfe
Norfolk Immediately went to- the assistance Of the
Potomac, and the Richmond coming up soon after,
the two boats took her in tow and brought her in last
night at II o'clock.
Ihc Potomac sustained no other injury than that
which hefel the boiler. 1t IS not known from what
cause the accident originated, but presumed to be
from defect il the boer--the steam not above
the ordinary pressure.
U3- Capt. Jenkins requests It's to offer his heartfelt
thanks to Capt. HENpEasoS, of the steam boat Nor
fotk. and Capt CHAPMAN, of the Richmond, for the
assistancasD promptly rendered TO him on this me-
lancoy occasion, well as for their kind attentions
in allevatng the suferihgs OF the unfortunate VIC
Tins to this lainented disaster
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-20
Tam tie I1-us.cyliic Press.

From Isl hlaekstonc's Com'nore uci;.5, p. 1911, -
learn that 1t is enacted by Sta:ite :. Jls j. c. d.
that no member he permitted 10 ttss into the jfousn
Of Commons till he hath taken the cath of ;ericzcc
before the Lord Steward or his deputy: I'll and lv
80 Char H. ci 2. and Geo. /. -. tl.tt no mem
per snail vote or sH III either house till lie hath, IN
The presence 9f The House. taken the oath of tiieui
ancc, Supremacy ard Abjuration .gl subscribed ai,
repeated the Declatation agust tr&nsuhs.antiation
ana Invocation OF saints and the sacrifice oil thc .ass
We publish these facts in order 10 show how i'm
probable 1t IS that Dir. o Council will be epar,,.ttel
to enter" cor sit,'' in the House OF ,om,a:;s n, p
member lie vii: rot take The catlis nor maze the
declarations required.
On The FIRST day Of ,r ,tug Of every new "a aicgt
e Lord Steward OF his Majesty household attcrds il, room
ADJOINING 10 the hotsc of and administers an oath
'e members present; and he then commission or
population, empowering any aea, number of
msi'hers specified IN to administer the Others
TCi-i,li,n
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-20
TO The PUBLIC

FEH9E subscribers, having purchased the Tim re
Stages running between GuyanIone and Lewis.
nuFg, WIZ on or before the first of May next COM
mence running the Route TWICE A WEEK
The Line will pass through Charleston and e-;s,,
thence, by the State Turnpike, to Luwisburo, md
the principal Medicinal Springs, to wit the Wbifs
sulphur, the Hot, the Warm. &c to StauDton.
wiil leave Guyandottc, twice week at o'clock
AT'l ON its return, viii leave staunton twice =
From Gmyon1otto TO the Springs there viii be n,5
night travelling. " az
At Siagnton the Line meets the Charlottesville
Richmond, and Fredericksburg Liuey, running thrde
times week. '"''''"S '"isS
The route, from Guyanlotte to sfsuntor. will 10
performed ~ five Days, and form Stanton. to RicT
mond' or Fredericksburg, in two davs and fro,,
hiGItn'onI, 10 the City OF Washington, in q6 hours
ana rom Fredencksbng, to tie CITY, in eirI,t hotfrl
Persons ascending the Ohio on f6cir wa, ~ ~,
4'or'h, WIZ lind this route the pieasartcst and cbo
cSt' emu those WHO may wish to visit tle sfnri,,r
are informed, that, exclusive OF the Line flrv Can ~
al ,1'es nc acc.'imodated, on short notice With
good cftTH Coaches to those Watering MACE, ''
And tF> public arc assured that in 9fifortirr .. a.,
accommolotIon and comfort of the rasspnoers co g.
as good Coaches and Teens and shijf,l and 80
drivers can afford them, the line shall mot b 60
TO any other in tho State. '''' V'
Richmond, Va. March 10, 1920. '''i''>"- e.
Richmond Rolling & S731joo -JJ;JJ c,,J Nj
"a nave for sale large stock Of Cut Nails y ~
P,Iuco swedish iron, Of our own nlguufle ire and H..
the various sizes from "a arc prepared to execute orders for al
rs caoo also i5rads, Horse Shoe IRON Rods and Io -
IT, Iy description We determined IN sell AS I,, ss 80,
-l ian 0e imported, and invite our co,nirc rie,,d @
merchants generally, call and examine The y. 5
IuICnase' we have lately erected Spike Machine 49,
Immense power aud construction cslc,a,sd 80, CT
to inch spikes which can be e,be,ircj e. o., @ lc5l
'hat are no better and lar more costly. ''''si''
"'' Limo HAxIAI CO
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-20
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, FRIDAY MARCH eo 1aa

Britain. Great alarm and some damage had been
produced in the Thames. The shippnr in the low
or FOOL were driven from their nIoornrs by immense
bodies Officiating ice, which We're continually OH the
return tide, and frcei between the tiers oisi,ippu,r
From the els. TO the Goth, not single vessel d.,
parted from the river. A large collier brig was
driven from her E,ooring, aId suIh. a tier of fifty
saii OF Golfers drtted from i.nehouse, and were
much damaged. Several lighters were carried a
way with rcsistless imUet ucstv and three laden with
corn, were capsized, and swa;npeJ ut N.-ool,yich
fhe sners of vessels In the centre tier in many in
stances were unable TO quit their ships and the wa
tcFmen We're altogether unable to put out from their
respective stairs
An account dated Odessa, IAN. g, SAYS that the
wiher had SET in with uncxampIed severity; as far
as tic eye could reach tic sea was frozen and no
ships could enter or leave The pert.
East hadiaa lslaaapots. Tho I-::I,:r peal l1ct-
rcpry Oh the 3d OF au'aer,, says, '-snc 1Hst iu-
oin Company jeaoas &C the Increasing trade car
Tied on By American :acrri.an,s e. CenLon Lave
obtained an order t:o!n the Chinese Government for
biddng the Anericous to carry any trade az Can
ION, but through Chinese Con9anv there called tc
iions, through which the Company transact their own
business. The americans before this made all their
brokers; and the growing prosperity of their CON-
niecce exciting the jealousy OF the Compa,y, ana
their fears lest tho evils of mouopoy sisoal be ex-
bited IN too glowing colours When ,;>utrasted with
tfeedom oftrade. has lai to this ui-run proceed.
ing, which has naturally caused iiluch discontent
atnprgs! the American merchants.
DtsPATcHA gentleman. WHO arrive! 4; .rcrrnnl or sat,y
gay ey lie Sis Nc!Fis, packet ship in 'rnce DAYS pu
Newly c1n:cssn, in st.;k;,a n:,ir. tx. .aiiy yi
y elt New ioh, said !s, ''e 'l2x! bcttyc iast'-
i.ir' !-vi Paaer, ,j.J. , i.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-20

fzLrac' from the Log Book OF si,ip New England
~ BOSTON, Zee. 20 st9 a ~ Mr. Little, chief officer
native Of Bristol Penn. agc& % dumped over be-, r
blowing very heavy, with TREMENDOUS sea. asss
tance cord be rendered March (abont a deg. e.
ot Ieorges, Int Al, 3e) spoke at p b. SCH Success
','Heon Caionne, whose crew wished to abandon her
al she ran alongside, and they Jumped on board She
islen shot ahead carrying away our .n:zcn.opsail
yayl S'iehada cargo of -four and corn, LETT Canes
81 Iir4s. tth and Harwch (wtere she belonged0 nth
Feb: got blown Off, and on the 2oth sprun5 nIeak
Which continued gaining ON them, and whenthey left
her Saving nothing but what they stood in owing to
a heavy sea- the water up 10 the cabin floor.
we learn, III addition, that the crew were destitute
OF PROVISIONS water, wood, candles, &c. and that her
lainsais was split to pieces, and boatsovc on deck
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-20

Csc SsE ,R'SGxS.--We received New Orleans
papers to TIC 10th uit nciusiue, yesterday bv the
brig Hzros.--A paper of the 18th, Gnnounces that
'NoHGE SwEAEsrNGrN, who will te rccollec,ed fled
from Maryland last FAIL, in company wiz, an abandon
ed female, after having murdered his wife. Has been
unprecedented in New Orleans and committed 70 nr;.
son; lie was discovered on the evening of the 10th,
snort distance above The city, and Information of
The fact being Sivcn;o the pocc--tils l,:yt ,oornin
soon ai,cr lac reached the city lie was arrested bv
Capt Outlet, OF the City Guard. The wretch drew
11gger and wonl hnve stabbed Capt. d. but for the
'I,E i;heriercnceo Of hts Lieutenant. In addition TO
tie dagger, SwEAHrNery was armed with n loodeJ
'i-sc aui pistol Tvs not knowu whether his nara
aour was inthc city or not.-r,N. Z. Couisr,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-20

CULTURE OF SUGAR.--Sugar has been proylr-
ced in East Florida, the past season. which is said 70
be superior to the finest New Orleans and almost O.
quail to Jamaica, samples oft from which this fude-
ment of its quality hes been pronounced, have been
exhibited in Charleston; they from crop Of 10
hhds. the produce Of Col. Dumnett's plantation, on
tie Tornoka, from marSh innd, hitherto doomed nn-
favorableto the culture of sugar II is now certain
that in East Florida, both the high upland and cna
cious marsh produce excellent sugar. Should the
cultivation ofthis valuable product in Florida become
extensive it is expected that Charleston will be the
principal depot for it.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-20
NnnrnIr NInrci, lie

or. , NORFOLK, March I6.
Steam Boat for ne Rolonte, Sc.The steam boat Pei,strs
was PFrhaet on Saturday la from james River Compa.
ny, ny inc Dismal S'anP Transportation Comy,,p for the
sum ei Sl'ooa-e is Intended for important pur pose OF
e'e boats OF the Company the Roanoke River aud
.ons o The S"na Another fine beat the TRANSPORTING,
ne, vas hnnced ON Saturday, from the yard Nlr
cameron and three more viii be launched - ten or twelve DAYS
e one launches few weeks ueaIy ready lake her
place on the Canal Thus all speeds well -
IF'rn-Ihe y slip Dst0rGye WAS al NIahon 18Th Nov
Were isa SAID she wou! until the S,riug. n.
trale nag Icit TIC DeIG.n; i:.. -: broad remnant on
i e u b snip faiteld and sailed for Tuns on the hi,
III u; month line 'ara, Captain Downes was to sal for
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-20
THURSDAY MORNING., MARCH -, 1898.

The. Senate of the U. States, was expected to ad
Joufn on Tuesday. great number of military and
naVai appointments, made by the late and present
ffeslafn'' were confirmed on Monday. We hear no
thg OF graver appointments, as of foreign ministers
&C And 1t seems to be understood, that Duff and
the advocates OF the vmdctive policy have been over
ruled and that there viii not be general sweep
rom Office. We learn that MIR. Daniel Brent, has
ho' 'ea' and has not been dismissed from the first
OF the Department of State, but that his
'oiie experience, proficiency and his most amiahc
character'wi IL probably secure the retention of his
services We had heard and stated differently; and
we make the correction with no ordinary feIipss of
satisfaction. Wo understand that Messrs. Inobon,
and Branch, have decided to retain the clerks at
tached to their offices, and that Mr.. Eaton be,o So
hcited by Jackson applicant, for clerksh,p in his
Department, answered that there was n, uacaacp,
Very good!
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-20
L'rnm ~ NJ b. fln;Iu -nxrhrL;rA,.

From The NJ 7. DULY -4IcertiSer.
In relation to tue intentions of Turkey towards
Greece, and the prospects of that people and their
powerful protectors, the French, being brought into
direct collision with the Ottounans the ensuing st,a
son, the accounts we receive from various sources
through the European papers, calculated TO leave
us IN some uncertainty. On the one hand, the IRE.
sstl9e progress of the French, and the necessity of
withdrawing many of the Turkish troops from the
south to oppose the Russians would lead us to expect
the boundaries of Greece to be settled accor-
ding TO the pleasure ofthe Allies; but on the other
the Sultan seems resolved to reject all terms and the
Divan Is stated in accounts from SMYRNA, to have
called Redshid Pacha TO Constantinople, to form
plan of campaign against the Morea, of which the
following is said 10 he the outlineto send 10000
Dlbanlans tithcT IN the spring, supported by 600
Macedonian Turks, disciplined after the modern sys-
ten, under the commend Of Omcr Pacha. This an
pears in opinion extremely improbable as well as
the account given in the paper of the digcour.
agemGnt produced among the Continental Greeks by
the success of the Pacha Of Negropont srainst the
insurgents of Mount Pelion and the report that the
Vceroy of Egypt designs to defend Gambia to the last
extremity and to garrison Cyprus, Rhodes Cos Chi
and Smyrna, to which last place it is said he
will send Ibrahim Pacha to establish his head ouar-
ters
In the time, that portion Of Greece which is
under the Immediate protection of the Allies enioys
state of tranquility and respite from the horrors
of war, which are employed by the President for the
establishment flaw and order and the introduction
of the arts of peace The talents, education and ex
perience of Caro- dTsrias, with the enlightened poll
cy he has adopted, to promise the highest bene-
tsto his country He preserves the most perfect har
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-20

Another case was mentioned of not 50 rsce,t
existence, where father was helpless his wife sick
one child dead, andano her dying, without food. or
clothing, save fsis tattcred rags and some straw.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-20

ne S'"c at Oio-A late nupter Of the Western Herald
gives the following Of s i've steel ex,,or,ed in
h's abcu; one sixth part uc tie State: f'