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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-24
TO FURNIsfIERs or TlMBERs

EDROfoSALS will be received by the undcrsipn-
n ell, at the Farmers Hotel in Aiancbo"t -,
tie 10Th day Of next month, for furnishing, on or be-
i9Fe Inc Isl OF May, 1880, Slls and Rails for The
1 E Ruil"a THE Si$, to DO OF white oak,
a,t rs inches Iong by inches in diameter, and
Ihd on one SIDE; the Rails Of heart pine inches
oy .; ana IN lengths, of II or 81 feet Both Stills.
anu KailS' 70 be delivered ON the line of Che Railway.
or II furnished from the tide water country on James
liver Ts; at The coal yards opposite Rockets
numbey Of feet of Rails, which cnn be frn;ehni ard
fhe points at which they con be delivered.
oci 19--ctf-codlf
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-24

tue subsequent fight, the Turks lost $500 men
Nlcd,s great number of prisoners, 43 pieces of
cannon, staiiarts. all the ammunition wagons,
baggagt &c. and suffered complete dispersion.
June 20 Surrender OF Slistria to the Russians
arped yi5abitan consisting ofio,oo0, were made
prisonersef wgr; and among them, two three tailed
faenas; So pieces ofcauion, and 100 stands of
eolors, were taken.
Tune Pr Erzerurn captured by the Russians a.
mong the prisoners were the Serasiier aud four
Pachas; 80 enfinon were taken, 90 oithen at Has
san-XUel -,E -
.Fuly i0.-Cols and Berbust, (As. Turkey occupied
by the Russians.
July ,o.-irwo divisions of the Russian army left
Shounla 10 undertake. the passage OF the Balkan
July l7-iS-l9.-The principal obstacles overcome
and o cannon, ~ standards. with nearly 500 pri-
soners taken from the Turks, who also had many
killed.
July 22.-ln descending The Balkan, The Russsus
encountered u Turkish division oil 6UoO or 1000
men under the Seraskicr Abduhi Rahman and de-
fcacd them taking two batteries of 4 guns each
aid other pieces of cannou,- 100 prisoners aid
seven standards.
July 23.-Carturc of Gcsembria, with 20 standards
l. cannon, and 1000 prisoners Same day, hchi-
oily was captured, continuing IL pieces OF cannon
two powder magazines, &c.
iuty 2i.-Carture of Bourgas, aiming 0 pieces
oi cannon, and abundance of military stores
Jniy 95.-Capture of AitioS, with tie who>'rurkis
caipp COG tents, 5tD barrels powder, four standards
four cRnnon. great quantity Of small arms, and
22O PriSohGps.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-24

JFUnt6eT To.
~ l., 9. 50, s, 35, as, q.
Whole ticket No. d, %, SO. capital of $500,
4, 6, ., do of 500
o, %, 80, do of 500,
We're all sold and viii be paid at sight by the con-
slant prize selling and prompt pay
DC ~ THO. B. BIGGER.
u. Where the drawing of the Connecticut I.otte.
fy, Extra Class No ID Capital s. 900, Tickets So,
VIII he received THIS DAY at / o'clock.
Aid 10 MORROW ut l O'clock, the drawjna
OF me New York Lottery, Extra Glass No, Is.
", De received. $4,000 Capital Prize-Tickefss
81, Hives Q. Quarters /.
Can or send your orders for The Capitals, dnrin-
''i'S Gay or evening, to THO. B. BIGGER.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-24

i TAetS only S,i-shares in proporton-For lucky
~, nun.oerS' call doors above the Eagle Hotel.
y. oet - w. PEARbIAN
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-24

SPLENDID Luck.
FEs1E following were the drawn hunters a, The l.
Il Lottery, 9Th Class: - ""'A
4. Q, 80, G, SO, %, q.
gers Ohice 10 e gentleman of richmond ~ ''"Na'
6s23, 33, the Capital of $50oO
9 %, 33, tapnal OF 1000
besides FIVE capitals of 500 were soi ~, h, N1,....,
onice 10 wonders III Virginia. This is luck
nose WHO want the same good fortune recollect that Fle,
nS''Srs The place from which are to come New
Capital $4,000, Whole Tickets ST.
-, HEaD QUARTERS.
--. ocs. 24--2t YATES s. M'INTYRE.
.tjA.M4G ERSi 1OFEICE, Oct. 24ih. I5,5o-
VIE drawing OF ie NEW YORK EXTRA, No IS. viii
10 Gay is Tic last chance for purchasing Tckeis N''
prize OF $4,000 4 prize of 1886
do 5000 10 do 600
90 1900 10 do Aoo
Whole Tickets 81, Shares in pronor,io,
CAN a, the Managers Office THIS DAY.
oct a YATES & MINTYRE.
B AKAWN numbers in the UNION CANAI.
~ LOTTERY, Class No. IL:
d, 9, 80, 6, 33, 60, OF.
;, cIreat | OK IN lichmond--a number of Captal
:, The next drawing to be received, is the NEW
YORK, Extra, No. f3. This is the last ,iay as ~.
drawing viii be received TO MORROW.
Il SPLENDID SCHEME
Pfi1 r. of $4,000 10 Prizes of $1,000
90 5000 10 do 400
DO Q 600 10 10 600
do 1886 so do 100
~, &c. SC. &c.
%Aets only St-shares in pfoporton-For luckv
,~ u'l,oeis' can doors above the Eagle Hotel
: UT - w. PEARbIAN.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-24

! All Baron Garrow: Let the prisoner be DISCHARGED
as soon as he was set al liberty tile girl said :the
Lord De thanked!' and lie ran to her and kissed her
| the crowd gave loud cheer
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-24
BTGGER'S PRIZE OFEYCE

A GAIN the same continuation of brilliant ,,,c,
Pixie selling Bigger.
D,apn Numbers IN tie Uaio,, Canal Lotter7
Number 10
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-24

1,, Inc next drawing to be received, is the NEW
IN, hStTa, NO. 70 This is the last day, as tie
drawing " Ill be received TOMORROW
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-14

T niles held in the clerks Office Of the court Of the United
States for tine 5i circuit aud district of Virginia in
the month of Feb 1929 James Thompson, Richard Mutt
and John G. crnlon, Of EppapnoduS Tmberake
deceased, pits against Peter Auriock and John Hamilton
wing partners OF William Cunningham Co. defslN CHAN
ctRY.
The defendants not having entered their appearance and
given security according rule of the court and appearing
ny satisfactory evidence that they inhabitants of the
State Of Vgniaou the motion of the plaintiffs by their
SCH ordered that the said defendants appear before the said
the city uf Richmond the first day next TERM
and answer the plaintiffs b and that copy If this forth
viii, inserted in newspaper published in the City Rich
n0d for two months successfully and posted the front door
OF the capitol in the said city.
s COPY Tcs,e RD JEFFRIES. elk.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-14
WINTER STRAINED SPERM OIL.
a RUNAWAY.

WV rs committed to The tail Of Washington county, Mary.
land. ne n runaway, the 20h ut Negro Man, who
calls himself ANTHONY Said negro pretty black about
feet inches high and about 60 years Of age Had when
oommiod blue cloth coat striped wasooa drab co, pan
aloons and old vito hat Tic I've belongs to Mathew
Richards IN Shepherds town, jefferson county, VIRGINIA
Tho owner OF said negro requested and prove prop
cry, pay charges and take him away ocrws he will be dis
ctRrgcd according law.
may rs, CuRISTN NEWCOMER, g. SfI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-14
NEW NOVEL.

FyyIIE CASTILIAN, Novel, in vols, I2no
n ain our last Gazette, H,vrted the publication OF
this Novel, aud the pleasure had received from
glance its pages; and ycrv favorable
Impression has been amply confirmed by lesireiy peru
sal of these volumes Tie character tire Heroine altogether
beautifully drawn, and abounds III touches great skill and
feeling "-IondoH Literary tic=eLe.
Thc work is written with great spirit, and ahounds with
animated scenes The characters numerous diversified
well sustained, and true to nature Court .Nagasae.
Received for sale
AZ - !. ~. NASH'S SOOkSTORE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-14
y The price of subscription to the DAILY RICHMOND

81. The price Of subscription the DAILY RICHMOND
WIG, Is six dollars year, payable in advance
The charge for 4dpersng Is Is cents Tor single insertion
of square less and 33i each or
eye other day Where advertisements arc inserted only once
orwce week. 50 square each insertion after the
hrn. III - -
Annual Advertisers charged 50 dollars squares
aud In that proportion Tor advertisements of greater length,
except Auetonee aud Lottery Dealers who charged 500
20 Inc CONSTITUTIONAL WING is published twice
weck Tuesdays and Fridays) at FIVE dollars per annup
payable IN advance. - | -
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sertion and so cents for each continuance
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-14
Medicines and Dive Stuffs.

HAVE partly received my supply Of fresh medi-
- cines. and can recommend them TO nv friends and
customers, aud to country merchants and physicians.
Among them are the following:
Fine Amer. castor OIL in pints and quarts
Powd. Jaiap, ipecac, TART emetc, camphor
Opium. rhubarb, cream tartar
Lump magnesia, calcined do
Flake mama, Alex SIENNA
Genuine Turkey rhubarb in root
Sup. Carlo. soda, tart acid, Rochelle salts, &C.
ALSO DYE STUEFS.
Clipped iogwood in barrels, Nicaragua, fistic
Cam wood red do, cudbear, glue, shcllac, alcohol,
ycrdcgrs
fiote indigo, copperas, alum, pot and pearl ashes
april 20 J. III. BLAMlRE,
ito Ia, Earle
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-14
"JAMrs MORLEY, rnE MURDgREnl


"And TO this, it has come at last Thus
read myself described in every newspaper!
Thus am designated, by every tongue that
speaks of mel And many are these who
have already made the appointment to be
up betimcs, and 90 TO Moriey'S execution!
The execution of Morley, the murderer!
Yes--lt would become me well, to let the
hangman play the dog with me; rude rab-
bic gather round my scaffold; and heartless
world amuse itself, an hour perhaps, with the
Newgate history of my words, my conduct,
nay, my very looks, from my first moment in
condemned cell, to my last, under the glib
bet! 1t is not death | fear; but what | do
fear, worse than ten thousand deaths, and
what have no spirit in me to sustain, is,
the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of myself These
hands bound with cords-these arms ignomi-
nlously fastcnCd-a vile halter round my
neck-and the leading forth to public exc
cution! Oh! these preparations, and these
adIuncts are dreadful l look into myself
and find have less fortitude TO go through
such scene, than | have resolution to- cs-
cape it, Of only that escape were lcl( me- by
dashing out my brains against the walls OF
my prison.
"Why, then, should undergo the mocko.
~ of trial. Why stand at the bar Of Justice,
TO hear myself arraigned--to endure the
public gazc--listcn to well turned periods OF
trito horror at my crime--and hear Others
tell, ho'U pcrpetrated ~ And when twelve
men shall gravey pronounce | IN, muir.
derer to receive judicial sentence, With a
solemn oxhortation TO prepare for folon'.
death; and the orthodox appcndago, that iT
am duly ponitent, for the remaining sixt,
/ hours am permitted to breathe, my SOU
may find heaven, while tho surgeons ar,
| scrapIng my bones, to make skeleton fo
| their museum OF curiosities.
"Yct, even 10 this ordeal would submit
were it thus only the world could learn by
what chain of circumstances became a
murderer. But IL is not so: for that which
living ears might have listened to in my
defence, living eyes can read after my death
"I was the Youngest child of three; bu
before had attained my tenth year, WI,
an only one. had always bcon the favor
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-14

not immediately, but after the inquest ha
Deen held upon the body which is summoned
tor twelve O'clock" .oe1 ~
where shall Ihave the pleasure of meet
ing you, two or three hours hence?" sale
seymour. 81 am exceedingly DESTROYS o.
peruslng what Morley wrote; and by YOU,
interference, perhaps my desire can be &C.
IL shall attend the INQUEST" replied Cap.
tam Shackerly, (which will be held in the
prison; and if you return by two O'Clock,
can almost undertake to promise you shall
not be disappointed
Seymour readily assured him he would be
Punctual and they parted for the present.
You must GO with me,' said he, as we
walked along Holborn. "This Morley was
no common man; and though he has DIES.
cenoed TO the grave, stained with the double
crime OF murder and suicide, if what he has
!eit behind him be faithful record of his
lie, lie has bequeathed rich legacy To the
world. cannot now tell you how became
acquainted with him, some six or seven
years since; only know, look back upon
ne event as upon one of; those occurrences
Dy winch men compute the date Of other
Things, subsequent or antecedent; they stand
out like towering rocks, in the tide of a
quiet mans life, which he sees through all
ITS after windings.'
II have succeeded" said he, ain obtaining
possession of the papers; but must return
them tonight. Whittier shall we repair to
read them!"
Let 1t be some retired place." observed
seymour. What think YOU of Canonbnry
house. SAID |, ''where we can take an early
dinner, and be free from intrusion?'
with all my heart,' said Shackerly.
Seymour signi6ed his consent: and we were
soon on our way to that rural manufactory
OF cockney relaxation, in a hackney-coach
drawn by two anatomies, whose progress
was so humane, that any old woman who
was knocked down by one of tie front
wheels, opposite the Angel at Islington, had
time to get up again, before the hind wheel
overlook her.
as we rolled thus leisurely along, Shack
erly informed us that the verdict Oft iIry,
upon the wretched Morley, was felo-de-se;
and that he was to be carted into a hole
that night, at twelve O'Clock, at the end OF
the Old Baily, where the four roads, or rather
streets meet
We were not more than two hours travel
lung from Smithfeld to Canonbury House
(thc distance itself not being more than two
miles, even by hackney-coach mensuration,
which always gives much better measure
than the mile-stones; and when we arrived
1t was agreed, with true English solicitude
for that physical laboratory, the stomach, to
dine first. We accordingly did so; and
afterwards, while we slipped our wine, Cap
tain Shackerly read what follows, from the
posthumous papers of his friend Morley. A
slight shuddcr crept through my veins, as he
drew them from his pocket; for thought OF
the wrctched being who had written what
they contained, though knew him not; and
| saw they were stained in several place:
| with his blood.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-14

A, large assortment Of brown and bleaehcd shirt
iugs and sheetings, bed tickngs stripe and plaid do
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-14
WIN. II. FITZW HYLSONN,

BOoh-Sefter, Binder, and SttiiOnoJ.
As on hand general assortment Of Day Books JOURNALS,
IN LEpcEns aud other SUBSIDIARY books fur mercantile purpo-
sc RTcoHD Books for clerks Sc' books and
account books for the of private conceIps
o superior materials and w",hanspand TO lie sold the
same prices that books OF the sizes sold at which
from the north.
Also foolscap letter and other writing papers, of all tc
usual Sizes ofvaous qualities and prces and other articles
stationary
Greek, Latin, French Spanish and English School Boors
Of The cheapest editions miscellaneous and publications.
Spanish Guitars Of superior appearance and tone German
Flutes, Violins, strings, music at halfprice &c.
~ H. Old books rebound and book binding, all its
o elegance neainess and strength, executed the lowest
tennis March 26
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-14
Sugar, Molasses, Java Coffee, &c.

sugar, hiolaSSeS, Java COflee, nc.
eUST received by the Subscribers, for sale at THEN
store corner Of ID and 10th streets,
80 Hhds ~. Croix sugar, part pfimel
SD do ". Orleans do cheap
20 do do do good quality
$50 bags West India green coffee
so do old Java DO
60 do s.. Domingo do
20 hhds good Baltimore wh,skeY
% bbis do do
80 do old Monongahela DO
20 chests gunpowder tea
10 boxes 3Xl0 and l0xi2 window glass
10 hlds molosccs for retailing
april 2l RALSTON 4. PLEASANVS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-14

RiCK'S B.4CON.
$4,000 Lbs. of very handsome Smith
held Bacon may be had ON board OF the Comet i'm
the Dock.-AppIy
ap % JAMES WINSTON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-14

Ok Hhds Orleans handsome quality, will be landed
so this morning from Schr Benjamin +. Valentine and OF
tered FOR sale az III o'clock. u. TlMBEHJAKE.
NAV
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-14
NEW GOODS.


"ALL NELSON has received by the last arri-
~ walls from Philadelphia, and is now opening, by
the Richmond Packet and Tantivy from New York,
large supply of Spring Goods, which he will sell ct
unusual low prices for cash. They consist in part Of
Super black Italian lutestrings
Blue black marccDe horenccs
Green, pink. white, blue and straw ditto
Black aud colOrcd gro dc naples
White and colorcd satins, superior 1uniity
Black sntin cvantncs, snclews and sarsnetts
Black Canton and Mandarin grapes
Black bombazines
Black and cOOred Italian Grapes
Baragc gauze and elk scarfs and handkrYchicfs
Bobbinett and plain and figured gauzc wells
New style small figured caicocs and ginrhams
Plain and plaid bsttestes
Best India nankecns, mcrsoilcs vcstng
Black crcassians, hastings and bombazcttes
White aud colored Jeans and striped ditto
Cotton cambrcs md caln5ric muslins
Book, null, Swiss and India ditto
Checked and striped iackonets cambria dimiiy
Black Italian crnvats
BandUnna handkerchief
Lace capes, pelcrincs, collars, &c.
Black and white, silk and cotton hosiery
Buckskin, Woodstock, beaver g. horscskir oloycs
baules kd, SILK ana horsesktn DO
Bonnet, belt guard and plain colorcd ribbons
Madam Cantclo's best corsetts, corset laccs
French braids, cords. &c.
Y.t Il. Also.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-14

lust RECEIVED, The extraordinary Military
Career of John Ship, late lieutenant in his Ma
lcstys 97th Regiments the Trials Of Life, by the au-
thor of ode Lsc' for sac at the book and station
nry store Of
may WIN. II. FTT'ZwHYLSONN
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-17

The following intetes ing ex'tact is from the
Mem ,ir> Of HoMAs ADDS EMMETT, lately pub
ii he'd New York. Mr.. Emmet was hro-
her 10 Rob-r' Em.ae', VINO was executed on /.
Cargo If treason, and VIII Sc address 10 the
Court, in answer t. the qhes ION, what he had
20 saw WHY sentence Of drsth should not b.
used upon him, will never De forgore" by
NV one who has ever read it Thomas A
E mel was thrown into prison, bul escaped
" ith Iife He afterwards re- irrd to his tout>
nv. aud for macy wears was one OF The mos
mine It LAWYERS N New York, where he died
three y-a's since.
"Among the ilus,rious victims Of vengeance. the
name of Thomas Adds Emmett maintains an exalted
place. Without any specific allegation, or anv overt
OF treasou he cast into prison and never again
permtt,e ed enjoy his personal freedom in his native
and. Mr. Emmett and several other state prisoners
W, re confined N the PRISON of Klmainhsm in Dublin
lie l,ai acted throughout the rebellion with extreme
cau.,on o.. had austalned from every thing that
could render him liable to legal consequences, and in
fac, WAS not peculiarly obnoxious TO go, eminent, His
own remark is, that grand revolution there must be
a division of labor. There must DE some to speak.
some to write, some to plan, and many to execute
Hence Mr. Currsn, tho decidedly tor the oution
was never United !rish2an, and never met with amy
of the societies. He the speaking man. On hum
deyoyed the duty Of defending the patriots ut the bar
MIR Sampson, now in this country, was one OF The
writing men Mr.. Tone, Mr Rowan, and others. were
employed in the same way, though Nr Tone was
otherwise active. Mr. Emmett WAS one OF the exc
cutive. and much cabinet On my asking him
why he did not appear conspicuous in the state tri'
ais, he answered that it thought most prudent
that he should avoid thus rendering hin self Pecu-
liar victim of persecution His agency wasvery active
and exe nsve and bold stand at the bar might have
produced scrutiny and detection. Mr.: Curran was
therefore the man fixed on When Archibald HSm'i.
ton Rowan arrested he sent for MIR Emmett to de-
fe nd him. Mr.. E. declined, from motives OF policy
Mr.. Rowan pressed him 10 undertake his cause, and
even fell on his knees in the course of his earnest soil
citations Mr. Emmett adhered to his resolution, and
who does not remember the speech OF Currsn! Had
Irish eioquence no memorial but ,histws this sota-
~ type on the globe, she could lay triumphant claim
to immortal renoun"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-17
An UNcEREMoSIous V,sIrxu-Ah

AN UNcEREMoNlous NIsITRR-Ab,u,
ago, middle assd man, with ndy hair
a large mole uDon his chin, walked ms.
81 tug room Of .he New York Ho e., In C,...
VIE h street, ahou, nine o'clock in the ,,.,;
with an air Of easy indifference, seated b;"
by the ,ahlr near the f =, took up nev,n,a."
and apparently commenced reading. .f,,,,
having glanced over few paragraphs he i,iI
it dow" and took up Scot,'s Life Of n ,poI,o"
which onr Of the boa, ders had been p.rn.,1o
and soon bryan to animsd,rr iupop tho .."ss
gious error, Of tn. Duke Of Yelling on :, ,ts
BATH Of Waterloo. and the lamen,abl, i,.n. IS
this last fort Of Napoleon The board, ?, ~.
not al ogelher pleased with this unce,emonios,
srlf.in reduction, retired one by one, u,.nl n.
Stranger was lef, with but one audi,o, wh'
did not seem to notice him. he gave i.r
yawns, remarked that il was getting late. ,o,.
and went towards liable by The window, very
deliberately pu, on a rew sur;ou' coa,, button.
it up carefully, and direced his steps to ii.
door. The bosrder Immediately sDrDpp from
his chair, saving, 5rleye, sir, you have nv
coat Co.," Your coat" said the" stranger
with look Of unutterablr an.az merit "Ye,
sir, my coat; and il you Will take it a. mi
convince you" Withour eviaclng the I.,g
agitation, he pulled il off with the remars. n
is very-xtra"rdInary! Some one has "A, n car
ried off mine, which deposited ip<hs, ,lat.
when | entered" The proprir,of ofhr Ho,
who was IN The adjoining room. hearing N,
CONVEX sation, mad inquiry about the eircun.
stances, and, at e. hrarins tie strange 'ssor
showed him the variou ,.as that wee drDa.
slted in The bar room, su9poiog II possible
that some mistake might have been made
After close examination Of The garments, hi,
coat ould not be found, and lie was about max.
ing his exit. when something again drew lh.
attention Of he boarder towards him, and be
| discovered ,ha, his hot was upon The stan,
gers" head This was too much TO be Torn.
with equsnimity. With a tone Of voice that
could not have been. agreeable to the sIaI.
SER" he required him 10 uncover With grell
suavity Of manner, the stranger" apoIogz'a
for the mistakes Of The night. asd alluded, viii
unaffected sincerity. no doubt, TO he very awk,
ward situation in which he found himself plst.
ed. a coat he certainly placed 90 the abe
hys lNhat-hsd become of il. seemed to him very
mysterious. Again the gornenrs we're III
mi"ed. He pondered deeply, pulled his mole
drew his hand across his forehead, and, afa
considerable reflection, said, he had no doubt
hat one of The boarders had rsken it. by ms'
i,ke, in his room, and ne would call in he
| m Forming and ascertain. The stranger depar'
nd; the morning came; bu' il was poniVsI
his last appearance" ~. Y Jour Com
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-17

such . dark night they sAopld be enabled ;. =
bank notes from old csexks, &c. " "
81 Fd< gaze keeper stated tina, .bou, 81,
nighf two men were s.rolliDg abou, III. n'a .
one ofwkom had black eye ~ s''e,
2. The outside passenger decIariu, hi,
ten,ion no, 20 so = second lime, wa, ,. %'' H.
one OF he passengers his business IN III. ,u ay
He replied he had 10 bring a horse (,on 'v y,
Dtrrl'kson. residing at the 81 mile SON. I ~.
Mr.: o'illw.gon, TO who" he had sold it, D. D.
Briggs r''ld'ne there kne" all abOu, tn, n 49,
tyr. The pasrrgers, OH reaching Their. , "'s
nor horsr. SG
One Of the watches taken, wa. fin. d,n,
casrd, gold patent lever, briorgipgl 10 Dr. w..
ter. st Reading. with six diamonds. r,,L, W"
circular Raskell's ,caprm.n,. hard Chic, "a
yellowish color, makrr JOSEPH Johnson, ,'.r
pool, number not recoilsc,ed '