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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-01

y Y virtue of Deed in Trust executed TO fine sub
II = scriber by Betsey Elicit, bearing date the 10th
day oil May, 1928, and admitted TO record i'm the Office
OF Charles City County Court the 18th day Of the same
month and year. TO the payment of debt then
owing from said Elicit TO John a. Archer and by re-
quest OF said Archer; SHALL Thursday the 2Ist day
OF next month, (October0 being day for Charles
City County, at the courthouse of said county proceed
to sell TO the highest bidder, for ready money at pub
lie auction, tract parcel of land, lying and being i'm
said county OF Charles City, formerly part of the e-
vel Tract, and that portion which was allotted TO the
said John A. Archer in right of his wife Mary G. in the
division thereof and the purchased by the said
Elicit from the said Archer and wife; or such portion of
the said land Git the whole be requred) as will be
sufficient pay the charges and expenses attending the
execution OF the trust aforesaid and the debt due TO the
said Archer.
The title TO the above mentioned land indisputabIe
so far as know, believe; but selling as trustee
shall convey such title only vested in me by the
deed above mentioned.
RIO. w CHRISTIAN, Trustee.
Sept Fl. 3g-5ts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-01
Sept. m.

II AND FOR SALE.-Oo The 1Ith Of Octobs,- he
ing Court Day. shall Offer for sae, in the town
OF Suffolk, aud county Of Nansemond at adSs
TavefD n, the Tact OF Land distinguished by the name
"i Mount Pleasant, conprebe ending 1916 acres, the
confines OF which are wthio mile OF the Town Of
Suffolk, sbundantly umbered with the advantage Of
easy navigaiion,--ihe South Branch of Napsemond
River embracing is whole extent The lille 10 the
Land 10 the Subscriber, is complete. The Terms Of
Sale Wilde accommodating the usual assurance
X guarantee OF puncual payment being furnished.-
lie tract VIII be Pariitioned 10 suit purchasers.
HIRAM HARRIS.
u The Editor Of the Norfolk Beacon will copy the
above' and send account 20 II n Sept - d0-,ds
I'D UNAWAY in JdH.-Wds committed 10 The Iau
bA OF Cumberlsnd County, IVA on The fret dav Of
July last, negro woman named JANE WHITE five
ieet IL inches high Of dark complexion about II
or ~ years OF sge ard says che s free and was raised
IN the Town Of Petersburg. Bnt not having any proof
mat che l. free, the owner is requested 10 come for
ward, prove property pay charges and take her awav
or she will be dealt With az tho law directs
s ~. PARROCK,
Sept. 81 4O--w3a,' Jailor Of Cumberland COUNTY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-01

lst mile in minutes.
81 mile, in minutes, 25 seconds.
Sd mile, connecting band broke, which arrested
the progress OF the engine for a short time.
h mile, in 4 minutes, 20 seconds.
9Th mile, in minutes, 16 seconds.
9th mile, in Sminu,es, 20 seconds.
7'h Ril-, in minutes, . seconds
S;h mile, in 4 minutes.
9th mile, in minutes % seconds.
10Th mile, in minutes, 10 seconds.
II h nile, ia minutes
12'h ME, in M. :.utes, 30 seconds.
18th mile, in 4 minu'es, 20 seconds.
Ii will he from III a. ovr that the th lie
te'wesn he deep cut, and the Jack Bridge-atd
consisting entirely of curves, many o. them Short wa,
performed in mnutes-the same time occupied in
passing the Sh mile, perfectly straight and lev
Il line, crossing the embsnknent at Gadsby's Run
Thus fully lus rating the sppc ability Of Steam power
TO Rail Roads Of curves equal to those OF the Ba
more aud Ohio Rail. Road. Considering that the Ep-
CINE OF Mr. Co per is bu experm IT. and prepar d
IA mere model of one horse power-etoush has been
hewn. to justify the most sanguine an,cipaions OF the
useiuin's II Steam power W en- properly applied
Bait Gazette.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-01
GROCERIES,, &c.

WE OFFER FOR SALE,
S0 HHDS. ST. CIoix, Porto Rico, and N. Orleans
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-01

EpOUNTY LANDS.-The subscriber oaers bis
H-2 services to claimants OF Revolutionary Bountv
Lands in procuring Scrip for Warrants Issued or TO be-
Issued by the Executive OF Virginia, by the Secre-
tary oil War, and in locating the where the best
selections OF land may be made He will also buy War
rants or the Scrip.
lie may be found at all times at Mrs. Duval's board
ing house, near the Capitol.
All letters addressed to him at Richmond, and most
poid will be duly attended to.
Sept II. 3s-d JAS. sOUTHGATE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-01

From The Colombian Sentinel.
MEssR EDiroRs-From number London New Monthy
masozhe FOR June lSo have transcribed the enclosed Ines
Tho remarkable audi prophetic character OF of
them, is time worthy Of attention
Should fit them place paper, will
y,,, 4
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-01

-. Bishop OF Va.
Fer the information Of those parents who may en-
qure respecting the merits of Miss Mackenzes school,
am happy TO beai testimony 10 the decided appro.
baton which | have uniformly heard expressed by
those parents in town, who have entrusted their chill
dren to her care Since residence here have been
personally acquainted with Miss M and feel assured
that her piey and taeO,s of such order aud so
thoroughly tested, that che will di.aupont the con-
hience which she soIiciis. STEPHEN TAYLOR,
Pastor of the Presbyterian Church,
Sept. II 37-n On Shockoe Hill
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-21
S1AGES-SrAGES
TRAVELLERS are resDectfdily INFO

'SSRANELLERS are respectfully informed. that
= the Western Stages to Lynchburg, vii
I @ye Richmond every Monday, "Wednesday, and
Friday. al ) o'clock A ~. arrive at lvnchhufg the
aGay, by5 M aud AZ Salem the 81 day by g. +
VI. where the Wiley Mail Liue TO Huntsville, Nash
n,Ee' &c. IS connected Returning, leave Salem
tuesdays Thursdays, aud Saturdays, al 5 a NJ.
and leave Lynchb6rr Wednesdays FRIDAYS. and
.dPnda s. ~ a. NJ. This arrangement will give
me passengers sufficient time FOR rest at night ~
RluAes' on the Blue Ridge Mountain this line is con
rected every rip by. Caldweiis line which passes
Fmcast!e and the Swee, Springs. connectisg Por er
d BeIdins line. at the w lite Sulphur Springs which
runs 90 Guandoite. OH The OHIO River Purc from
richmond 10 GuandOtte geo miles. $50 75-to Sa-
EN- 10 miles. Sl2-to LynChburgh. l2O miles SO So
The way are Is also reduced on the LynchburS line
For seats TO the West, apply at the bar OF the
Union Hotel, Richmond. Al baggage or property.
whether belonging TO passengers sent by the stage
al tie risk Of the owners thereof.
june l-law I2lG a. PAFTESON. Proprietor.
Richmond and Salem
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-21

gp II. JENKINS has jus, received. by the Hor-
IL. not, large assortment Of fancy gauze and
silk handkerchiels consisting of dgmask and scarn,
e"chased gro de Ia, harlequin, embroidered crane,
Zephr, rich barregc, &c &c; large and small fancy
gouze and barego scrais; changeable kideroues for
ladies dresses; reed and velvet jculrs and purses;
iguored Swiss null for curtains, linen cambrlc hand
kcrcUeis from p cents To- super ane; embroidered
white cotton hose, black and white silk and misses
raw silk, do, rich figured satin tafi.ta aud gauze
rIobors-a few pieces more ~ inaniiia diury a new
and much approved article for ladies' under drcs,c-;
cameo bracelets and belts. and :yle figured BELTS
aides fancy cravcts; painted bOrderCd linen CanbrIc
AaMdhcTcbcis; superior black Tauieen ana canton
grapes, superior black Italian am India uesrngs aud
gro DE naps' linen camhrSs; ivory fans; few large
size lace hu!e.las and shurs Of new styie-aiso, a
large supply Of low priced lace capcs and collars;
worked SWISS spemccrs and lace cufs-also, 100 pie
ces low priced cacoes. from Cd to % cents per yard.
The above, with an extensive assortment OF lace,
fancy and staple Dry Goods, will be sold as usual
at reduced prices, At his Irish Linen and Fancy Dry
Good Store. Mllu-sjrcnt sep
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-21
Vol. Nv. " 10
Important Exhihition

TUE Ladies and Gennen of Rehmand are respectfully i'm
formed that the Steam Carriage, Utility, will put in.
operation al an Barr Hall, small Rail Way DAYS
inns Locomotive works with celebrity pscIsou and
draws Car after with persons time, its
visitors can ride on II IL IS rich the
hai improvement and much Obtained by
nose VINO wish TO he informed the subject Of rail roads
e Locomotive Rail Road being the precise model
e hoonoses aud ara running the European and Ba-
more ran "ays-and will overcome a greater tho
u' man any OF eT Locomotive in ia ihs any other
county which the propre'os respectfully
'oh oi w Ni''t'fs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-21
We offer for sale,

100 Ihds sugar, st. croix, Porto I!ico and y
81 Orleans, part prime
10 brls do do
IS boxes and - bills loaf sugar
20 binds West Iudia molusses
10 do and 60 bhls n. q. do
$50 bags coffee, Java, Lasuiru, 81. Jago, Rio &
- Domingo
$500 sacks Liverpool blown salt
500 do do ground do
5000 bushels Lisbon do
10 tons bar iron, Swcdcs. English and American,
assorted
10 tons castings, assorted
Cast, shear, German and bljstered steel q
Is tons pig T
80 kegs cut nails aud brads assorted
10 do wrought do
NovascOlil grind stones
500 sides soal leather
Cu'fskIns ard upper do
50 BueHus Ayrcs hides
Sicily Madeira, Canary, -
Port, Scuppcrnong, Muscat, Wine
20 'erccs rice
- ticrCCs clover seed
window glass, 10 by -. by 10, by and Q
by II, IN whole anu halt boxes
Shot assorted, bar lead, gun powder
Copperas, alum, salt pere. birthstone
PImeno. pepper. ginger, indigo
Gunpowder, imperial and black tea
Segors bottle Curks
Sewing and wrapping swine
Shoe thread m bu Us and hanks
ri Bale rope and cotton bagrug
Slit"rs, soup and candles
NuscatCl raisins
Flax seed ~
? 600 lbs bacon
200 tIerces Thomasion lime
eco brs tar
so bblS No. ). maCbarel. prime pork
Letter, writing, and wrapping paper
Cassa, pearl borlcy
Glass. sarrhlD and stone ware
Whmorc cotton and wool cards
LInsced and tanners OIL
domestic goods, sheetings, shifting
Broad cloths, &c. &c. &c.
ALSO,
Cotton yarns assorted, from the Appomattoy Cot
ton Factory. LEWIS WEBB g. co.
sept .
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-21
Sugar, Coffee. Sc.

$50 Bags Coffee various qulh,irs)
30 hhds dry New Orleans sugar lcheap)
j. do do Poro R.co do
u sdof do 81. Crox do prime
DO do West India and n Orleans molasses
so bbls and hhds. good Bllrlmore whissey
500 sacks best Liverpool filed blown salt
$50 sides oak and hemlOck, taDed soa leather.
For sale by
nmg 10 RALSNON g. PLEASA WIG
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-21

Mrs. Raudolph's nh Edition.
rEyUE VIRGINIA Housewife or the Mcthodcal
I Cook Ey Mrs Mary Randolph. Method is
Uu. Soul Of Management Fourth EDITION, Win
amendment, aud additions Just published and TOT
salc At reduced mice. by COLLINS W W
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-21

Tickets s., halves 80, quarters 20.
For sale at The Lottery & Bxchansa Okce of
THO o. BIGGER
u Where four capitals of $4,000 each, ard nia-
ny others So 900. 1000, 5000, $500. 600. &c.
have been sold and paid sight within short tins
sent 2O-ts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-21
DRY GOODS

New, Fashionable, and Cheap.
- pHERT Ii. JENKINS has received by the
IL e arrivals, the following Goods:
fouion striped grenadne, new aud elegant arti-
Gle Tor ladies' evening dresses
Rich changeobr Gro DE- Maps and Marceline silks
containing all the fashionable colors
Superb FouIard figured silks
Gro de Algiers
Siam figured mus lies
An colored figured, grenadine robes, for parties,
&c
New style belt ribands
Al the fashionable sha ped forellas
Capes, caps, pelerines, and mantleets
Silk and cotton hose of all kinds
o. Lace goods, of every description
One hundred Merno long and square shawls, of
ali coiors. sizes and prices
FThybct wool and cashmere shayls
Puscan and lama wool sha Is of new style
AL the fashionable kinds Of silk barrege and
Grape hdkfs and scatfs
Gro de- Chem Grape hdkfs. Of ne~ style
Also, one thousand pieces calIco.s, from c. per
yard. to superdne
Likewise, 10 Irish aud German linens of
superior fabric, warranted grass bleach. and free
from any imperfecton
Persons wishing Linens. will ind an sdv<o age in
examining this assortment. For sale oy the piece,
half piece, Or yard, at the lowest price, AZ
JENKINS
sep 20 Fancy Dry Good md Irish Linen Store.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-21

Drugs, Medicines, DC. &c.
The subscriber las received part OF
GsEEzz&a his Spring supply ofDrugs Medicines.
E-%ES &c and expects TO receive the remainder
fEaSN by the first arrivals from New York,
- Philadelphia and Baltimore Fl" deems
It suprrfuous to say any thing by way
Of putting the good qualities Of the articles he offers
for sale, OF winch as well rs the prices, those who
wish 10 purchase grueTaly choose TO be their own
judges. The pubic have right 70 expect ere,y thing
they buy to be soDd but It is oe unusual hear
cry otstinbng fist from the salesman, If the article
called for should not be the best Of The kind the
mnrket His object j.. therefore, 90 keep the best he
eau buy and sell them as low rs hr can afford.
Il G. MCNAMARA.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-21
MICKLE'S OFFICE.

Female Seminary.
NTR and MRS HAMILTON will resume the
lFA duties of their profession on Monday, he lth
October next, on Shockoc Hill, in the most eig
bic situation that can be procured, ofwhCh 6ue no
ucc will b. given IL is their intention 10 give the
Seminary every advantage, that school OF the FIRST
standing can possess. and from Tho manner in which
il will b., conducted they hope To- merit share of
nc patronage formerly so literally awarded them.
Terms-Fur the scholastic year Of months $40
fuel, g
TIE Frrnch and Spanish Languages Music, Draw
mo sc an extra charge Will be made.
SD leo
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-21
BIGeER'S PRIZE OFFICE

Drawing OF ne Connecticut State Lottery, No.
IA II 40 AZ 40 80 SO 1a 9
Nos y ~ IS 49, 40 Both .oI3 b, sIGesa.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-21

NEW YORK LINE
~ Fer New York, he regular packet
I1S& srnr. EXIT. D HOWELL. Mister
AlI.A For fr"igh passage, having Superior
sz6 Communications, apply to the master ON
board IN tuc Dock or to
sept 90 1t DAVENPORT ALLEN g. Co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-21

Fourth Peters Reports
ED EPORTS Of cases argued HHa a.,iuJgrd in the
term, 1850. BY Richard Peters, Counsellor at Law
and Reporter Of .he decisions OF he Snprcmr Court
of the United States. Vol. Ih, lusr published.
Aso,voIs |, ? and 8, for sale By
aug p ~ JOHN II. NASH.
4 AIDES English Kid Bronze SIppers.-rh.-
H highly fashionable, am most beautiful article,
Is Jusr received by
aug 81 GRANNISS, SON q BROTHERS.
4 AIDES Blue Black Sam Shppers.--A supply
A. OF this much adm cd article. i- Just received by
aug 81 GRANNISS, son & BROTHERS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-21
MANAGERS OFFICE.

Bc3ides S4OOs, ZOOS, zoos, &c.
Tickets 81, halves s., quarters I.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-21
NEW GOODS.

10 RALSTON g. PLEASANTS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-24

and, still less, the services he constantly renders
10 the nation. His naine is already enrolled IN
the Temple of Immortality. 1t Is the task VI
Fame to inscribe eternally. indelibly, in the page
Of History. his talents and his virtues, and to
raise an imperishable monument to his glory.
II is ONLY necessary for you to cast your eyes
on his Instructions of 18th April, 1920, and his
Edict of the 9th April, 1924, as we'll as upon
every act of his Administration, to be convinced
how deeply he has been Engaged in promoting
your welfare. Under such happy auspices, he
began his labors; and Hayti, now happy in her
tranquility, will .henceforward, under the shield
of her wise and protecting laws, rest IN undis.
turbed security. Every correct and grateful
heart will feel it a duty to bless the august chief,
who, after having saved the State, and having
raised it to the rank it ought to hold among other
independent nations, is every day endeavoring
to accomplish her brilliant destinies. And you,
valorous warriors, military men OF every grade,
discipline, obedience, subordinasion, these are
your chief duties-you, who have acquired such
a Just right to the national gratitude, and which
is so dear to every heart, be attentive to that
Chief who has so often directed your courage and
shared Your dangers-who alone can preserve the
State by the eclat Of your military glory, the fruit
of your glorious tolls.
before we TetWe W pay "o'"aSe " ue
ty, to pray for a continuance of these blessings,
let us swear to live in peace with every nation
that will respect our institutions, TO use every Ell
fort to improve our country, and to devote to ex-
ecration and extermina.ion, if possible, whomso-
ever may attempt to disturb our peace, by hight
in. the torch of discord among us.
Vive la Republique!
Vive PAgriculture!
Vive la Liberte g. Independence
yive la President de Havti!
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-24
Office Of the Chesapeake e. Ohio Canal Company
WASHINGTON. March a, 1850.

NOTICE ishcreby given. that An instaIn.n' OF h"e
~ dollars per share (being the I4th iuS'A'nrny On
ever, share of stock in the Chesapeake and tho CANS
Company, is required to be paid on the 81 ds, 81 JUNG
next; and y further sum of two dollars and MY cenf
pr share (being the l5ih inStalmont) on the 5I d! o.
July next; which, instaimrnt, must be psii to NE CT,
dit ofthe Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company, 'oue
Cashier OF other officer Of either OF the i'"o""S
Banks. viz:
The Branch Of the Bank Of the United Stshs'
Washington;
The Bank Of Washington, at Washington
The Patriotic Bank, 60
The Bank OF The Metropolis, do
The Ftrmers' and Mecnsnics' BANK, AZ "eos'""'
The Bank Of Alexandria, at hlexandr'ai
Tire Bank of Potomac, 90
The Farmers Bank as Alex ,ndr;a, do
The Mechanics Bank Of Alexandra. do
The Hagerstowu u nix. in ilssertown Nd -.
The Branch Of the Valley Bank, IN Charles'owh' VIZ
ginia; and
The Branch of the Valley Bank, in I.eesburg' W
BY order Of the President and Directors:
JOHN =. lNGiE,
Clerk Ches. & Ohio Canal Company.
april 1-1awtJy3
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-24
HuarA VI Meath.
I rs meeting OF the Board of Health. on "
U In. IL. 18th Inn 1QQQ a un

4 Ia meeting OF the Board of Health. on weins'
y day the 10th Junes 1880, il was
Ordered, 'hs, the member. of the Board BE- ohas'
ed with tie discovery and removal Of nuI.snet' II
below, wiz
|. Hugh Carolin, east of Royal and north Of King 81
Samuel Bar:Ie. north of King, between Royal and
Washington streets
James Douglas, north Of King and wcstof Washing
ton streets.
John Creighton. east of Ro, al, between King and
Prince streets.
Ezra Lun,. between Ro!a and Washington, .Ht
King and Prince streets.
J4mas ID. Kerr. west Of Washington. between Kng
and Prince streets. ,
James ~En,wisle. south Of Prince. and east Of Royal
streets.
Jonathan Janney, south Of Prince. between Ro! al
and Washington streets.
A, d. Harmon. south Of Prince, aud west Of Ws'a'
ingtOn -treet.
Ordered, That the above be published in the Phe
nix Gazette once 4 week three weeks
AHE ENTwISLE, Sec,y'
june 18-1aw5w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-24

A friend in st. Domingo has sent us copy of
an address Of one Of the functionaries of that CT
ty to its inhabitants on a public occasion; which,
perhaps, may be interesting to some of our read
crs. We have procured an accurate translation.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-24

gHe .asfsr Causes.-on Friday the third YER
dict was rendered in favor Of Mr.. Aston. IN the
Circuit Court of the United States, under the trea-
tv Of COMPROMISE between him and this state
According to the opinion of the Supreme Court OF
the United States. delivered by Mr.. Justice Story
in March last, in the suit against .James Carer,
it appears that every legal question arising on me
merits of the title was decided in favor OF Mr..
Aston: and as the two latter trials against Crane
and KeAy) are understood TO involve the same
questions of law and fact, this arduous and ex-
p~ensive controversy may now be considered as
virtually decided in favor of Mr.. Astor. The
substance of the compromise is. that the State IS
to nav Mr.. Astor $3.50. OoO. with interest from
April 1927. for about 5000 acres OF improved
Lands. which are estimated TO be worth at least
a million and a half If dollars. The Supreme
Court having decided that under the treaty with
Great Britain of September. 1888. Mr.. Aston Is
exempted from the obligation of paying for i'm
provements on the lands in question; we may on
the whole rest satisfied. that il consequence OF The
purchase of this estate BY one of our own citizens,
the state has been enabled to quiet the tile IN Ia
vor of the settlers OH these lands uron easier terms
than might have been exacted by the children OF
Roger Morris.-N. I. Gem.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-24
Eoticeto Millers &Fisher men

'I>HE subscriber. being DESTROYS to leave Ale1s"d''
4 in the month Of November next, and having q"
hand TIMBER enough to made SIX hundred Flour bar
rels, AMI Pine Timber enough to make seven lundFe'
Fish Barrels To ANY person that will contract tor 't
Fish ''srrels. they can have them very low, for goo"
paper, payable the first Of June next. The Flour BI'
reis will be contracted for low, payable for when dsN'
vered. Also for sale,
THE HOUSE e. LOT, in fee simple.
"a On Fairfax stre ct, occupied BY the suoscnbe
.2SSA Terms-One-half cash; the other half payable ID
six and eighteen months.
June 22-3t JAMES LYLFg
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-24
EPIT'APHS.

The British Magazine contains an article enti-
tied :" Visit, supposed to be made in the year
1000, to the Grand National Cemetry in the
Regents Park" in which the writer describes a
number of monuments there erected to departed
worth, and copies the inscriptions. The follow
ing are specimens of the style in which these are
executed.
Next to this monument lisa magnificent tablet,
bearing the following inscription:
Erected by \ grateful nation
IN memory of The
Rt. Hon wil lam Cobbett, NJ Z.
chancellor of the fxchequer.
Mild and unassuming in his manners,
Aciuated b, the pursst integrity and Incorporating
PRINCIPLES, the private virtues
of this distinguished patriot and Philosopher,
KEEP, pace with his public abilities
Gifted with the prpfundit, Of n B,con,
aud the pl,iianrhrophy of a Howard,
he Was of course a mark
for the shafts Of cslunny and abuse.
Yet though he possessed a mind singularly sensitive,
he endured his wro' KS in silence.
lie never insulted AN enemy
and never lost "a friend
But the qualities tina, CHI, A, elevated him above man.
kind were
Modcsty aud Dislntercstl dn, So.
lie saved,
not only his country, bu, Europe and America,
when lonrd, else could;
for the t'i1 ng sum of siXpcnce-
The prcc of hi, Register"
Beneath this appears an interesting design, the
principal feature in which is a %gridiron; and scat.
tered about are fragments of plated grass and
Indian corn.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-24

The eve next rests upon a square stone, per-
fectly free from ornament, but covered with Gu
riously cut characters, that resemble neither the
Greek, Chinese, or Sanscrit. As far as | could
decypher them, they ran thus:
Elm honor of Eobert Owen,
the Prince of Parallelograms, the Architect of Erial
Castle, and the lie ro of Good Intentions.
After seeing all his plans understood
and acted upon,
he retired TO his cottage,
near the North Pole;
where he introduced orler and socislity
among the Bears,
and pre- par ed his code Of laws for the government
of st uke's
This Marble uas raised To his memory
by the inhabitants Of a 1 unatic Asylum
in New Harmony.