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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-10
SATURDAY, Nov. Y


Lille ConceptioD, after prayer, vas called to order
Vi 4 o'clock.
Ihe PRESIDENT then communicated to the Con-
tcntiOu THO following letter of resgnation that he
had received from General Taylor.
SIN: Many of my constituents have instructed me
70 support the proposed plan of apportonng represen
;atlon with regard to white POPULATION and taxation
combined; and | have reason to believe that large
majority of the people of my district ID the de-
sire expressed in those instructions.
1t is due to myself to prevent all 1niscoDception of
my official conduct. l elected to this body with
the fu knowledge of my constituents that favored
reforms in the existing Constitution. came here
antrammalsd by Instructions and restrained by no
pledges am unfortunate, indeed, in this, that my
opinions do not harmonic With those of 10Y cpnsts-
ents; bu! have disappointed no expectation, violated
no engagement, violated no trust.
Having always believed and maintained that the
nature of representative government mainly depends
the principle, that representation is only mean
whereby the deliberate will ofthe Constituent body is
TO be expressed and efIectuaed-Do act of mine shall
eyer impair the principle Had my constituents in
structed inc on some matter of mere expediency, or
required me to perform any thing which was possible
II would have afforded pleasure to testify with
iioW cheerful submission would give effect TO their
opinions rather than my own. But they ask what is
impossible They require me to violate my conscience
aud the sentiments Of Glial devotion which owe to
my country.
Believing, as conscientously do. that the measure
am instructed to support is hostile TO free nstitu-
tons, destructive Of equality Of right among citi-
HsI1s and lntrooicilyc of principle that minority
account OF superior wealth shall rule the majority
~? the qualified Of the State, should be gull.
- of moral treason against the liberty Of my naive
land, u allowed myself to be the instrument Nv which
this measure is effected. In this state of mind. by
executing the wishes Of my constituents, J. should
Justly subject myself to their reprcsches for my base
ness and TO the unSuterable rCproaches Of my
own coDsc nee.
= ~. remains to reconcile my duty to my
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-10
Richmond Nail Manufaetory.

EsOR sale, On very reasonable terms from 500 m
~ 1000 kegs of cut naik and bruds, sizes.
from Sd to 4od, in kegs from iOofts. to aoOIbs-
warranted to be made from Ssceush {ron and not from
zig or Boom Iron, Us is customary in the Northern
States:
ALSO .,.,.
SIfkes from TO inches, clinch nails of tIiffaren
sizes, suitable for tobacco kegs and hbds, nail rnf
horseshoe iron, rolled iron of different widths
and are prepared to execute with dispatch, any Of
oes III tins line, and we request mercha and Others
sortrutsnt. r. Hawaii g. 90 =.
oct 1Q--2awtf
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-10
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

ENOR Negro WomamSucky, that boue hit nen,
A four years ago, OF Mr. Richard GREGORY. ~
Chesterfield County, Virginia: she is about 10 year
OF age dark skin, spare made, thin visage: she has
husband named Peter Nelson, blac ksmith. who now
WORKS with Mr.. Richard Eayl or, of Manchester who
have doubt persuaded her off and has ber nn W.
concealed somewhere shc has daughter belonginr
to M George Cox, of Chesterfield County, and, +
think n probable, fhe is in that neiebbourhood
Will give the above reward, and all necessary cxpep
ces, If delivered to Inc, in Richmond Sbockoe fIl
WINS may serve as caution, against any pc rsons bar
boring, or employing said woman at the peril of the
law. RIA CGIuI nc, '
oct 27-2aw1tc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-10
DINNER SKTTs

IBSHE Subscribers have received and ouencd an
n elegant assortment of Dining Services of vari
Gus qualities sizes and patterns at prices from 90 to
100 Dollars Some of the patterns are as follows, VIZ
Splendid stone China, India Temple pattern. wifi
- gold Inountings and lustred edges
Stone China, same pattern plain
Views Of AsatiG Palaces, light and other t1nau
With white embossed edges
FanoTamic vfewsof English scenery, uncisrt UCfI3-
ms ruins, &c. dark blue, white edges
Chinese patterns, same size and qualify
Pale blue, views of English cities
q lew Canton China sets, and one sctt Semi III
ma OF fancy brown border and purple flower.
white ground and edre
CHARLES HOLT, in. 6; co.
oct 26-oe6t 6tc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-10

VFGAA rules, holden in the clerks office of the sureror
cou OF chaucery for the Richmond district the Sd v of
Truly, and John s. Nash dts ' ~
The defendants Peter Rson and John & Nasb mr., h.;
eDeTed tuer appearance and given security according to the
aCt OF assembly and the rules of this it apeanr bv
sdCtoy evidence that they inhabitants Of this c0u.
W. IS ordered That the said defendants appear here on
I day OF The nest January term ansycrihe bill Of the
Pdh ana that COPY Of TINS order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in the city Of Richmond for two
months sncccsvey and posted the from, door Of capitol
In the said city F'
70 A COPY Tesic, YIN G. PrSprrrox &C
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-10
EcR THE WHIT

Gen. ff!ooeiS SG4tor.
STR: 1t is the misfortune OF s0nln ,:5a to march
TOO fast for their frlow-travcl!ess Many gallant
soldier has Lost his head through his eaGerness to meet
the enemy 1t is Just dangerous, sir in Tho march
OF mnd Tor some men to take single step in advance
their contemporaries. Such ndiscrctions had well
nigh placed DR.. Franklin amo',rst so.cercrs4 Harvey
amongst heretics, and Calico amongst martyrs
W bile the minds of some ciptivated by the charms
OF wealth and power, become as stationary as tn,
Oyster upon it's native rock while others have no
mndut all, but the preudices Of those amongst whom
they Eassociate others desrols OF looking into
the foundation OF things. the eternal laws of matter
aud mind, and all the natural and moral relations Of
sncicty Pis seems, honored sir, to have been your
misfortune You have been too much addicted TO look
into The reason Of things, apt to examine and re-
gard fundamental principles, and too deeply inlbucd
with That patriotic spirit which regards with equal
eye the whole interests ola State rather than the in
cldental and transient interests of borough or
county he time may come, sir, and Heaven speed
Its advent! when such politicians NAV vet be in fash
ION. Ii your constituents expected YOU (thounf
that wish was ever recently expressed) to repre-
sent district rather than the State of VIRGINIA. II
was morally right in representative government for
you not to nlisrcprescr them. But your refusal TO do
violence to your conscience and to vote for measures
which must impede the future progress and prospery
OF this Commonwealth which, perhaps no future act
OF your life could annul is that for which thank you.
Your constituents cannot now see this but thew or
their posterty must feel it. While, sir do deeply
regret the loss of your splendid talents in the port
ant deliberations Of the Conventions cannot but ad
".ie youf njofa courage, your devotion to correct
principles, and must congratulate you on the happi
ness which you feel, and ever must feel in every
retrospection OF the morat triumph which YOU have
now gained. Iftrue that
.uo7'e true JOY .NarceIiuS exiEeH JceTs.
1hdn Cesar nth n Senate at Ais heeLs.',
anu assured that good portion of this happiness
is yours.
w hiie again tender Won my congratulations,
hope the day may come when such men and such
principles shan be more in fashion; and that everyman
WhC loves his own State of Virginia from Norfolk TO
the Ohio, will gratefully remember the man who ex-
He'd himself from the councils of his country, rather
than to nTure her, misreprese.t his constituents or
wound his own conscience.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-10
BOARDING-HOUSJY
.Morf0k. Yirginin

.horfokk, Viriginia.
MFRS. BENZ. IL. MOSS (late of Riclmopd
ESA informs her friends and the public generally,
that she has taken the large airy brick tenement two
doors west OF the Exchange nain-stree., Norfolk
Us boarding. house and house Of entertainment,
where she is prepared to accommodate travellers and
others, in tire best manner
1 have to inquest my friends acquaintance, and
travellers generally, 90 give the above establishment,
a call. oct on,v1t Il e, -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-10

Houicide.--A man named Branch, who drove a
coal wagon from Chesterfield, stabbed on Satur-
day evening by an Irish drayman named Hem. and
died OF the wound yesterday. Branch had gone into
the house of Hern, who keeps small grocery at this
end OF Mayos bridge to purchase bottle of whiskey;
and on gong out was charged by Hern with not hav
ing paid for it. Branch told him he had paid Mrs
Hern, as was the fact. IIern gave him the lie when
Branch knocked linn down. Mrs Hern came to her
husbands rescue with cudgel, when Branch after
receiving some severe blows made off Hern mr.
sued him with sword cane, with which he Inflicted
the wound of which he died, by stabbing HIM through
the side, piercing his lungs. Hern we learn Is in Gus
tody.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-10
NEW YORK MARKET, Nov. 4.

Inc transactions in FloSr, since last publica-
ton, have been limited and at lower pricessaias 81
W Western Canal have been made at s. 314 S. 81.
~: T. superfne, bbi 81 a 3TJ; Tfov s al,
Western Canal 3 81 8 d. Baltimore Howard 81
6 10.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-10

DeIeA this life yesterday morniug O'clock In The 5gd
year OF her age, Mrs BRYAN wife of Cant, Wilson Brvr
tne which terminated her earthly existence was
lons and painful but was borne with Christian ,rude and
aoghauon me friends and acquaintance requested To
attend her funerai this day 10 O'Clock without further
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-10
20 FURNISHERS or TIMBER.

E1hCPOSALS will be received nv the undersinn-
ed, at the Farmers Hotel, in Manchester, Until
the 18th day of month, for furnishing on or he
tore the LIST OF May, $50, Stills and Rails, for the
Chesterfield Railway The Sis, to be of white oah,
nleet = inches long, by 10 inches in die meter and
Matted on one side; the Rails of heart pine, inches
by s., and in lengths, of II or 81 feet Both Si!is
and Rails, to be delivered the line of the Railway
OF If furnished from the tide water country On James
The proposals will state The number of sslls. and
number of feet of Rails, which can be furnished and
The points ut which they can be delivered
htONCURE ROBINSON, Epginees
oct 19--ctf.nnGtf -.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-10
rules holden in the clerks office

WIRGrNIA:-At rules holden in the clerks office
v OF the superior court of c.ancery for the Rich
mond district, the Sd day of August 1929: Agnes P.
NJ j. Brown, and Aaron ]. Brown lnfaut children of
Richardson Brown decd, who sue by Frederick Lucy
their guardian and next friend, dts. against Marv
brown, widow OF Richardson Brown decd, Edward
NJ. Brown, John Brown, Lewis H. Brown Jabez NJ
Brown, and Fhomas r. Brown, and John Brown
sen. eXrs OF said Richardson Brown, decd, Thomas
Grrbbs, and Lucy his wife, and Willis Potness, and
Rebecca Lis wife, dts
The defendants Willis Potness, and Rebccca his
wle not having entered their appearance and given
security according to the act of assembly and the
rules OF tins court and it appearing, by satisfactory
evidence, that they not nha bitans of this conn
Try; 1t is ordered, that the said defendants do appear
mere on the first day of the January term and
answer the bill Of the plaintiffs; and that COW of
TINS order be forthwith inserted in some newspsper
published IN the city Of Richmond, for two months
successfully, ond posted at the front door of the
itol, ID the said city. ~
10 a copy. Teste, Wm. G.. PENpLEros. c G.
VIRoiHiAAt rules holden the clerks office of The SUPERIOR
court of chanceY for the Richmond district the Sd 3 of
August 1873: John H. Davis plf against joseph g. King
richard T. Boiling and Christopher Nj Bass. ifs o.
The defendants Christopher NJ Bass and Richard p Bill
g hot having entered their appearance given security
according TO the act of assembly, aud the rules of this court
appearing by satisfactory evidence, that they not m
90 appear here the first day of the next January term and
answer te OH of the plaintiff that copy Of this order
G o"it inserted newspaper published in the ritv
rCnond Tor two months successfully, posted az the
front dcor Of the capitol in said city.
"a copy Teste, wv. G. pENDtEroy, Ct
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-10

Married, in Baltimore, on Tuesday evening last. by
the Most Rev. James Whitfield, Archbishop of Balti
more, JEROME NAPoLEoN BoNAPARTE, to SUSAN MAY,
only daughter Of the late Benjamin Williams Of thai
city.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-10
EAGLE ROW
BOOt Sc SsOe Store.

THNHE Subscriber offers for sale, an excellent as
n sortment of gcntlemen's and ladies' boots ami
hoes. Among which are the following:
200 pr gentlenens morocco, calf skin and seal
skin boots, u 81 so to pr. pair
2OO0 pr. gentlelnen's calf skin bootees and calf
skin and seal skin shoes and pumps
1000 pr. ladies' prunella, morocco and seal ski,
and leather bootees, wolkng shoes and purrfns
200 pair India rubber over shoes
200 pair Richmond made plantation shoes
Also, general assortment of misses bows Glib
drens and sevants' shoes, and Jew dozen of Eurer-
sons celebrated elastic razor straps
The above were selected particularly by the Sub-
scribe, for retailing, undhe solics purchasers to call
and examine for themselves.
lie has made such arrangements with the mrst
approved manufacturers III New York and Philadey
phTa, will insure constant sappt.
oct 10-2awts ESATTJFsT, pT7TLu~y
Sign ofthe Golden Boot. No. g. Earle Row.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-10
4 VIRGINIAN.

SD Fraxkin was mpeache by his contemporaries with be-
ing IN league with the Devil when he the electric shark
over the Schuyki to discharge the opposite shore
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-10

ESSHD undersigned having attended tho lite eva
= mination of Dir Yates Scholars, take pleasure
in cN esslng publicly their unqualified satisfaction
at the result Fhe course of tuition secnled to have
accomplished most cftectuay TWO of the must i'm
noTtant objects al early edrcatien the requirement
OF habits OF close and regular industry, and the i'm.
PfoVenent OF the memory. At the Same time Mr.
aes appears to have introduced those members ohs
school, sufficiently advanced in age, to a knovTedge
ct practical part OF English education as full and
us accurate Us Guild possibly have been exported
WILLIAM BOYS,
ADDISON WADDEL,
PHOS. j. NICHE,
ROBF. S. BROOKE
r EXAMINERS.
The Undersigned, Trustees of Mr. Yates School,
July concur In he sentiments expressed in the above
cara' anu take great pleasure In Recommending the
sclool 10 tfe patronage of Ire public.
N1CHS. O. KINNEY,
GEO. ESKRIDGE.
JAMES CRAWFORD,
CI5ESLEY KINNEY,
JACOB FACKLER
JOHN G. Sewers,
WM. KINNEY, IL
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-10

m The next session of my School wilI commence OF,
Thursday, the 9Th of Nove,nber the male and fa-
male departments TO be kept hereafter separate and
Im1anship' English grammar arithmetic, geography,
History, Scripture, compostion elocution, philoso
phy, chemistry, astronomy, geometry and practical
SS;aeIvsylng, the services of young lady well qua
lifted to teach the ornamental branches of female eI
ucation will Ire procured to assist in the female de-
partrnept.
me success of the subscriber has induced him TO
proDef 10 the public more enlarged and liberal
course of instruction than his school has bereon,e
presented Parents and others interested, NAV en-
pect the most unreinttiug attention TO the morals
manners and literary advancement of the pupils
WARNER NJ YATES
STAUNToN, Oct. %, 1929 lave,
FHaiiBRE will be petition to the next Assem-
n bly, of Virginia., for leave to open a road from
Ovens Tavern to q.ayorsvflle, in Hanover, and
then on to the GaRolfhe life, in straight direction
oct 8 W8t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-10

EAT ANTED.ie subscriber wisires to purchase two rr
w three thorough bsc MARES, or fine size eight nine or
ten years of Oh suoSa speed and bottom The Object of n
'irasc rs TO breed from them; therefore, m dissertation 81
caen race run 10y each Mare wher LOST will te &
dUe If well as the lowest price that win taken m cash.
subscra5r (Pos paid) Ctaee.oun jefferson cou,v J
10 wnfc en- prompt attention VIII be given, by
oe. 3l-lmc JOHN L. SIMMONS
AZ ALE AT SOUTH EASF.-0n Thursday Eth jSgIt
- month"; (Rov0 shall ofer public sale, at Soth ESsE
fe fa'e rHsne'ce OF William and Sarah Mepburn OF t9u
haf the crops OF Com CATS Fodder &C. the stocks of Ilhr-
Ses, MUGS Cate ana Sheep, the Furniture f1antau
good Work Oxen, Wagon, excellent Feather Beds Maure
S &c ann great variety Of arirts
inc atentien oil housekee of ten
Nola OF unner cash. between fifty dollars ten ,onrs
oVer Hity oolars twelve mouths credit
required to execute bonds, approved security 10 carry
tudl payment of the principai. F
mere being number of articles sc,d The sale will
commence at II O'clock fair. If fair fiay
WILL. BOILING, Admir- with tho
-, will annexed of VIM. hievvburp,
ocl cav and cxor Of S r. Dlewbucp.
70 ANDOLPFfS REPORTS, Vol 9th OF Gases
AG argued and determined in the Court of Appehis
II Virginia Just published;
Complete sets of the Virginia Reporters
Journals OF the Conventions of 1856 and 1870
Journals of the Senate and House of Delegates on
Virginia from 1?76 to 1880, inclusive
ilenng's Statutes at Large, and
Pie New Maps of Virginia,
Ell appropriated to increase the Public Library Of
the State may be had of the subscriber at the Ga6i
toll in the city of Richmond, upon the lowest TERMS.
VIM II. RICHARDSON, Crk Council
OCT ~ e and Librarian.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-10
q. GARD

BOSTON, Oct. 10, 1929.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-31
Education.

TVHOMAs HAGARTY respectfully informs !,
l. habitants of Alexandra and its v'cn',!, 80 %
has opened an Academy for limited punoe, ,Gs
gentlemen The academic course compress "' "a
Latin, French and English languages hls%M ~ q
and modern; Chronology; Geography s ss;,a ID
the Globes and Maps; Mathematics, htn''i M
Rhetoric, Elocution, Composition, "nu"S'
tic, &c. ,,, al
Thomas Hagarty, from bis long e1Pe perez :,
education Of youth, and success in quanyf Id
gentlemen for universities and professor 'h,wd
Europe and this country, trusts he Will &c NV ,e
general satisfaction to parents and guArdI,,mr
favor him with their patronage. The ao, r,,nr
produce satisfactory Testimonials OF h,s ;aJ1sa
quirements, capabiiity and indefatigaole rSDass|
q teacher. He also refers the public 70 smih
Mason, Mayor Of Alexandria; Clement col Fet|
Major General Aacomb. Gen. Mason, ~
Captain Morton, Captain Marbury, John sa;,h. "
william Crawford. esq. the Rev John gus" Il,
of Trinity Church, Georgetown; the he ,ohu b.
late President Of Washington College, ysp
esq. Of the Navy department, and MI .. = q
principal of the Central Academy, W.'~'Sr 81
Terms may be ascertained BY applying
his residence on Royal.street. ,okd,p,
N. b. The advertiser will give nssfhel ~" ,y.d
vacation. 2aw3w'
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Sp\enhiA FURNITURE.

VII ~ NlbLSD tN'SANI
Cabinet and Sofa Maker, King, nsr'Hr
TO the corner Of ALfed-stree',
HAS on hand, and constantly manuiac'urea't'
Il raj assortment of
FASHIONABLE CaBINET FURNI7tRt
which, for elegance and durability, defes conps'0I
His stock, generally, consists of
Grecian and plain sofas and lounges
Mahogany and other drawingroon chars
GreciaD, winged and single warirobes
Gothic, and various other sidebOards
Pier tables, with marble ard mahogany tops u.
Pillar and block dining, card and break faHc so
Ditto claw do do do ~
Plain do do do "
Centric or loo
Ladies' dressing tables with mirrors
Ditto work stsnds and music stools
Ditto and gentlemen's cabinets, secretaries
French and other bureaus III
Wash.stands, with marble and mahogany ,op
Mahogany, bird-eye, curl maple conn 1.I,
Cribs and cradies--with every other ari'E
cabinet line
st. Domingo mahogany in los, plsnk' 0t ,ns
Honduras do for hand railing
sacking bottoms, cords, copal varnIsh, &c =, :.
The above articles will be disposed Of on y,
reasonable terms for cash, or TO punciua PEI
A very liberal patronage from "ashngon
me to say, thatI will send furniture 10 any P"N
in that City, free Of all charge.
TURNING x CARVING
handsomely executed. 3aw SIN w"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-31
To Rent,

- That three story brick house at 7
HsEF} south east corner of Wolfe and pittFrHl
HESa part of which is finished in i,rst rate y
&4 the remainder will be completed to SUI \
taste of any respectable tenant who may rent ~
the terms made to suit the times II is locsteti
very respectable and healthy part Of the tosn, Il
guous to excellent water, and has attached 10 ''lI
cious room suitable for an Office or study, iikeyH
of the most profitable vegetable gardens in The !,
trct Of the same extent. 1t has produced n His
ly between two and three hundred dollars. Pcs I
wishing to rent the property will please to ca Il
examine it, and mention the manner in which n
wish to have the house finished
ian 2S-2aw4w JAS, CABIN
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-31
From the Albany Daily Advertiser.
BURNS ANNIVERSARY.

The 25th Of January was the anniversary Of
the oir.h of him, the temple of whose fame is
the heart Of every lover Of sweet poesy, and the
memory Of whom, will be lasting as his native
hills. Burns is dead
"But the forest and hill
And the vallies ring still,
Still echo his dtties Of love-
And the lowly lodge swain,
As he scatters his grain,
Will chaunt Robins verse witha sigh"
The advent Of this child Of genius and copy.
ist Of nature, was celebrated 10 this city, on
Friday evening, with becoming fervor.
A spendid gala was gives a, Knckerbocker
Hall, which was neatly and eIeg an,ly decorated
with appropriate national colors. The banner
Of ST. Andrew hung proudly from the ceiling.
The company began to assemble a. seven. and
did no, all arrive till lime, and never die The
hall exhibit larger and brighter constellation
Of elegance and beauty, than on this night ir-
radia,ed its walls. There were nearly 400 per-.
sons present.
The mystic IMAGES Of the dance were light
ly rripped through, by continued sucee salon
Of parties. The Scotch Reel, was the favorite
dance Of the night, and the thrilling notes Of
"Wha'll be King bst Charlie!" repeatedly 10.
cited 10 the delightful maze.
Among the sssemblage were many of both
sexes whose hair was silvered with ace, who
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-31

~. or ra.bed. for subsistence. She o~ea
svr or SIX months rent. Her landlord uproo,.
.t ,.r house 10 drive her out, and next he took
s srsv ss o' ""asT peoples clothes. which she had re-
ceiv.d TO wash. This entirely overpower,eu
her, and she hung herself up 'oa beam. sne
had poor son, who carried things Tor ss'e a. =.
bout the streets He came home ana iounu
h;s mother dead. With what the natives con-
sidered prudence and wisdom, he LEI her hang'
10 see whr Their H. could make goou oarea."
with II he landlord or not. -Four days e,aP''" !"
fruilless sffor'>; and he dead oody OF III:
! moth, r remained hanging by the neck III IT., me
local m apis,rare came, and sat as coroner
o,de, rcd me landlord to provide coffin, and he
al The expense Of the in,erment. he mao
r;eb,, i, was granted, to ask for his rent, but
he had no right 10 carry off other people, $
elo,bss. Wnelher he will be farther prosecu'
ted remaios undecided.