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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-29
RICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY.
M RS. CHRISTIANNA G. BURKE respectful,

RICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY.
M RS. CHRISTIANNA G. BURKE respectfully
IVA announces her intention to open in th s city,
on the first day of October next Seminary for the
admission of Young Ladies as Boarders and day scho
lars
1t is contemplated to offer an Institution combining
the most solid requirements, with the most popular
and fashionable accomplishments Without layipp
claim to any extraordinary qualifications for dischar
gng the arduous and highly responsible duties which
Will devoye on her as Principal, Airs b feels conf
dent that an early attention to the subject of Eduea
ton and experience of many years in its details
united to the assistance of many able teachers will
enable her to afford advantages equal to any in this
State, and not inferior to those of any Northern Inst
tuition.
Mrs. Burke will receive daily assistance from Mr.
Burke at an hour not interfering with the duties of
his own Seminary. Mr. Macully, Teacher of ynntte-
aattcs in me Richmond Seminary, will also give daily
instruction In the branches connected with his depart
ment.
AIR. Stephen Bernard, native of France will
teach the modern languages
Music, Drawing and Dancing will be taught by the
most approved masters.
Boarders will receive that parental attention which
whist 1t avoids undue restraint, will insist the full
hlment of all moral and religious duties, and epion
strict regard for those obs ervances best calculated
insure an easy and becoming department.
The following table exhibits more extensive
course of studies than is generally offered for the ed
ucation Of females. They are submitted in detail on
account Of the belief that many parents will consider
Orthography, Arithmetic,
Keading, Bookkeeping,
Writing, Algebra
English Grammar, Geometry,
Eiocuton, Natural Philosophy,
Bellies Lettres, Chemistry,
Epistolary Style, The Greek, Latin French
ancient and Modern lis Italian and Spanish Lam
tory, guanes
Geography, with the use Vocal and instrumental
of Globes and Maps, Music
astronomy, Drawing and Painting,
Natura History, Dancing,
Botany.
ne iSichmond FeTnae Seminary will be opened
IN the house on 18th street, once occupied by the
late Mr. Frederick Pleasanls-cenfrsl spacious ele-
waited and retired no location in the CITY can better
afford the necessary accommodation
TERMS
Board Tor the scholastic year of 10 months, 5000
ulIioh ~ all the English branches, 40
Extra charges regulated by those of other schools
Application in person by letter, will receive
PIolnPt atCehton. ma 25-fIOtc
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FIFTY DOLLARS REV ARD.
LOST

SUPPOSED to have been mslan or stolen, be-
~ tween this and Washington city, box from 90
to Cd inches in length and about I2 in width The
box contains sundy Lottery and Prize tickets all of
which were cancelled and can be IF no use to any
one bn' the subscribers. The said box sent by
Mr.. Porter's line of stages, addressed to Messrs.
Yates & Mcintyre, Washington city. care OF MIR.
Sindey Porter, Fredericksburg, the Sd of Martil
last & traced to Fredericksburg, since which is
to it's discovery will be thankfully received and all
the expenses that may be incurred, in delivering
the said box to Messrs. Yates g. Mcintyre WASH
inston city. To MIR. Sindey Porter. fredericksburg
or to the subscribers at Richmond, will be paid
YATES 81 MCINTYRE.
a. The Political Arena, Fredericksburg, and
Phenix Gazette, Alexandria, will please insert tits
four times, and forward their accounts to Yates
& Mcintyre, Richmond. ma 81
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No Combination and Free Trade.
Earthenware and Looking Glasses.

'HNFiOS. y. bAKROW q CO. Importers 80 WaIer-
street, NEW YORK. offer for sale 900 packages earhen-
ware, glass; china and looking glasses comprising the mos,
complete assortment offered this market which win
be repacked the country merchant the prices In
consequence OF having refused the combination regu-.
latns the prices Uf crockey this city, made
the subjects OF most inoerant object OF
which nothing less than entire and expulsion frog,
the trade our characters have assailed integrity
and fair dealing credit house of responsibility I'M
peached and every endeavor made and the
whole our poratons through the regular channels been
all stopped Tin consequenceof threats thrown man.
uacturer in Engand that have been obliged employ
agents IN Liverpool to make purchases m such manner
that our names would appear in the ransac,iona
facilities attendant upon obtaining credit for poratons
for us needed supplies of ware-We suffering these
hardshps the of the merchant of this
description of goods less them as onr
last for aid and long we are
enabled to sustain ourselves against than forty who
have combined TO bring about in this unheard of
manner, will continue sell goods free ndepen
dent at our own rates for cash approved city
ONLY iea-w6w
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-29
NORFOLK. June %.

- ~, INUNUUt1k
a. The answer of Miles King, Esq. late Navy a
gent at this place. to the Report of the Fourth Audi
tor upon the subject Of his accounts has been re-
celved' aud s party in type but its length renders it
announcement to publlah IT sooner than Friday, on
which day it will appear in this paper.
Arrival Of the Concord.-The u g. Shin Con-
cord, Capt. ~ G. Perry from Portsmouth, IN a.
anchored IN Hampton Roads yesterday afternoon
Passengers, Com. John Henley and family, who
came up last evening in the Steamboat Hampton
The Concord left Portsmouth 18th inst. and has had
only hours of fair wind her passage. Officers g.
crew oil we'll.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-29
Chickahominy Land Rop Sale.

4 WISH to sell my Farm in The county of Henrico,
IL called Woodstock, containing by survey, 500
acres- Is situated on the main road, leading from
Richmond to the Piping Tree, and about five miles
from Richmond. and immediately on the waters Of
the Chlckahuminy-abo third of it is meadow
land of tho best quality, the rest of The land very
thickly timbcred. Application may be made to me
on the premises; and the land will be shown any
person disposed to purchase, by Mr.. Vaughan tho
overseer, or myself JOSEPH SELDEN.
ma 1O-1aw 6tc
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Ten Dollars Reward.

ENItL be given for the apprehension of Nero man
w named ALFRED, who away some time since from
the county OF Amelia He Is dark mulso. Sc feet
high q years Of age remarkably handsome IN his person
One OF bis heels (t believed his gh enlarged from
chrome inflammation in Hci probably lurking about
the city OF Richmond Borough Norfolk has in both
town many acquantances and conuexons-a neces-
saTy expenses OF securing hun when TAKEN will he paid
AddIess Surry Court House. }. y. FAULCON.
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RIEGO

S making season at Machump's, 16 miles from
Il Richmond, at very low price for horse of his
pure blood. One of Riego's colts trained this
Spring, being three years DID, and distinguished her
self, having won the sweepstake Campfed, dslan-
cling the field at the first heat, was thought by
many. Riego was out of Highland Mary, who was
out of Castanari, the dam of Sir Archy.
June I2-IaW5t H. DAVIS
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WILLIAM g. MARY COLLEGE

THE Summer Examination of the Glasses in this
u Institution will commence on Monday, the ssth
INST and terminate on Saturday. the Sd of July Pa
rents Guardians and all others interested in the In
stitution are invited to be present.
ORDER OF THE EXAMINATION
Monday the 2Sth inst. School of Ancient Lang11a-
ges-(The examination in this department will CONT
nue. during the week, in the aheTa6on)
Tuesday the 29th.-Morsi Philosophy, School Of
Modern Languages, italian and Spanish.)
Wednesday the 3Oih-Senier Political Class, Chez
nical do.
Thursday. July the ist Metaphysical Glass, Sc.
nior Mathematical do.
Friday the Philosophical Glass, School of
Modern Languages French
Saturday the Sd Junior Mathematical Class
G.. De La PENA, Secry.
Fhe Visitors of the College OF William g. Mary are
hereby notified that their annual meeting will be
held al their Council Chamber, Monday the 5th of
July next, at which time they earnestly nyi-
ted to attend. RO. M'CANDLfSH Rector
lie 5-W3t
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Great Sale of Law Books.

IN the second THURSDAY of September next, will
~ be sold by auction, the Law Stock of a Book
seller; consisting of about Thirty Thousand Volumes
embracing the latest editions of nearly all books in
general use. and a great number of the old Report
ers and other scarce works.
AT the same time will be sold, large number of
Important Miscellaneous works.
The Catalogue will be ready by the FIRST of June.
Any gentleman desiring it forwarded to him, will
please apply (post paid) to the subscriber,
M. THOMAS, Auctioneer
Philadelphia, May $780, ma 15-w3t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-29

'EHE following are the numbers drawn in the
=, % .''k ConsolIdated Lottery, No. Q:
A. 80, 80, 80, 7, 35, 4, II, so
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Forty Dollars Reward.

L Ofty Dollars Reward.
~ lie subscribers stable was broke open on Thurs
Il day night, the 9th inst. and large BAY Horse
stolen; his hind feet white, has saddle spots marked
with gear, very full name divides each side of the
neck, (bare footed) He is natural PAGER but trota
well in harness, and carries his head very much pro-
Jected out. tle is about five feet five inches high,
ten years old, nicbed tail will give $50 for the
thief, and $40 for The horse. CURTIS CARTER.
Uenrco Co juDe 25-cGl
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aR 5R
STAGES-STAGES.


TRAVELLERS respectfully informed, that
Il the Western Stages to Lynchburg, viii
leave Richmond every Monday, "Wednesday, and
"a day, by p NJ and at Salem the Sd day, by p
NJ. where the Valley Mail Line to Huntsville Nash
vile, &C. is connected. Returning, leave Salient
Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. at A M.
MONDAYS, OF A. A. This arrangement will give
the passengers sufficient time for rest at night At
Fukes, on the Blue Ridge Mountain, this line is con-
nected every trip by Cadwe'l's line, which passes
Fncastle and the Sweet Springs, connecting Porter
q Beidins line. at the White Sulphur Springs, which,
runs to Guiandote on the Ohio River Fare from
Richmond to Guandotte, $50 miles, $a6 75-to Sa-
lem 80 miles sl2-to Lynchbnrgh, 20 miles. $3.50.
The way fare is also reduced OH the Lynchburg line
>, For seats to the West, apply ut the bar Of the
Union Hotel, Richmond All baggage or property,
whether belonging passengers sent by the stage
al the risk of the owners thereof
june l-law l2tc A. PATERSON, Proprietor,
Richmond and Salem.
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TOBACCO.
pLANTERS are respectfully informed, that all
IL Tobacco consigned to for the future, shall be
received into the Ware House free of drayage from
the Basin or the Dock Freight, &c. paid when re-
quested, by w. & II. BURTON
apr IO-2aW1 6tc Inspectors Seabrnoks
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-29

NOTICE.
A LII persons indebted The estate of Hannah
IA FieIsher, decd, are requested to cali and make
payment, and those having claims will please present
them for settlement to
GABRIEL RALSTON,
Jc i5--ootS
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XNTAS committed 10 the jail of Goochland county
w on the list Of January last, negro boy who
calls himself TOM, about 10 years DID, about feet
or inches high; had on when committed, suit of
white yarn domestic. and says he belongs to Messrs
Dawson & Roach of Fredericksburg, who purchased
him of MIR. Powell of Fauauer county, that he ran
away about June or July last. The owner or owners
of said slave are requested to come forward prove
their property, pay expences and take him away
ROB'r C. MACON, Jailor for
VIM Boiling Sheriff Of Goochland.
m 13-1nw3m
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liz Htnorcr County Court. March eth. 1880
NATHANIEL r. DOVE, and Hector Bowe, in
Hector Davis, their uncle. and next friend, pits.
against SUSANNA Bowe, the widow of Nathaniel Bowe,
dec. Oliver T. Cross and Polly his wife, Nathaniel
Davis and Martha his wife, Jesse G. Yarbrough and
wife, John b. Green and Elizabeth his wife, Harriet
Bowe, Emily II. Bowe, Benjamin Wingfeld, trustee
for Susanna NJ Perrin, the said fcmes-covert and
feme-soe, being daughters and devisees of the said
Nathaniel Bowe, dec, and Mortimer Goddin and
Thomas IT, Goddin, infant children of Amanda NJ
Goddn. dec. daughter and devisee of the said Ma
thaniel Bowe dec, defts.-IN CHAScERY.
The bill and of all the dts except Nathaniel
Davis and Martha Davis his wife, being filed, and the
said Nathaniel Davis and Martha his wife, not having
entered their appearance and given security according
to the of Assembly and rules of this court and il
appearing the satisfaction of the that they
not inhabitants of this commonwealth, it is order
ed that the said dts. Nathaniel Davis and Martha bis
wife, do appear ere the first day of May court
next, and he bill of the pltfs and that copy
of this order be forthwith inserted in the Constit
tional Wing, "a newspaper published in the city of
RichmondJ for two months successvely, .and That
another copy be posted at the front of the court
house of this county. Copy. res.e.
IN CHANcERY.-In Louisa County Court, May
L 10Th, 1880:
Arthur Clayton, Pltf
against
Pendleton Harwood Aaron C. White, executor of VII.
liam White, decd, and Aaron C. White, executor of
Catherine White, decd, 49,. dts
The defendant Pendle,on larwood not having enter.
ed his appearance and given security according to law
and the rules of this court, and it appearing, to the
satisfaction OF the court that he is inhabtant of
this State on the motion of the plaintiff by his COUNSEL
it is ordered, that the said defen dant do appear here
the first day of August Court next and answer the
bill of the plaintiff; and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in the Richmond Wing for two
months successvely, and posted the front door OF
he Courthouse of this county some court day.
a copy. Teste,
36-Iaw8w* JOHN HUNTER. C. L. C.
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REI-ORLEAys, juno 9

. RETORLEAys, June 2
case which excited considerable interest tired ON Friday
ana Saturday last in the u States Court was the case of the
onhed States vs. B. W. Ripley late Major General in the
army The SUIT was of investigation, comprised the
Gays and comprised an investigation very large amount,
including nearly the whole time Of his public services The
cause was argued ably and zealousy the part of :he
Cnhed States 10y the district attorney John Sde Esq and
the defence was conducted with great eoquence talent BY
Geo. Eustls and e. NJ Conrad, Esas
The Jury found verdict for 800 dollars favor of the Dc
ienoan exclusive of claim for pension On returning INTO
count tne foreman expressed the unanimous opinion ury
tat In addition thereto the defendant entitled pen
sion amounting 5000 dollars from the period wouded
IN inc SortIe from ort Enebc judge instructed again
as be had done in his charge before reject claim for
ne pensions weTeupon the jury returned their verdict the
sum OF nTee thousand hundred dollars balance
and rejecting the claim TO pension agreeaby the charge
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-29

WARRANTED SCYTHES.
INOR sale at the Sign of the PADLOCK n com
Il plete assortment of Scythes, which I warront
ALSO,
The British Patent Scythes, from 4e 10 Sd inches.
all worth the attention of FARMERS.
AND A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
- HARDWARE,
|SADDLERY g. ROGERS FINE CJITJEpI-
DEARBORN'S PATENT BALANCES
SPADES AND SHOYELS
EMERSONS RAZOR STROPS.
GtaSiers Diamonds and Genuine Henmings Needles
Worth the attention of purchasers.
ap 30-l8tc THOMAS A RJJS1,
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TO MILLIN Frs.

10 MIBLIN ELS.
Up JENKINS Is opening a general assort-
H. mcut Of PLAIN and edged colored affeta ribands
OF good quality, bonnet wire, lawn battice for bon
nets, coored battices low priced book mus!ins,
case cotton riband wire taste, white silk do, white
Italian grapes foundation muslins, white satiDs, &c.
&c for sale at reduced prices, at his
le % Fancy Dry Good g. Irish Lnen Store
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-29

THE DEY - His name is Hussien, and he succee-
ded his brother in 1875 He is the head of species
OF military republic owing his Deyship to the elective
Iranchse exercised by the chief of Military function
ares their choice must however be confirmed by the
goldasb, or Ottoman militia and laidbefore the Turk.
ism sultan, whose recognition entities him to assume
lie caftan. The divan coucil attached to his
once Is purely executive, inssmuch the Dey's will
IS law and gospel for every living soul within his do
mInions. HIS revenue independently of extrerodi.
paries, amounts to- GI70OOO, and his expenditures
scarcely exceed GiOu,000. HIS regular army consists
OF 10000 goldashes, Turkish Mllisia, md 5000
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-29

4 YOUTH If 10 or 6, IS wanted at the Wbg Of
fee as an apprentice. to learn the Printing Bn-
sness. 1t necessary that he have good English,
education, and be of moral character and Industrious
habits
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q. Tal,Arott,
HAS y0sT RECEIVED

HAS JUST hkCkIfLD
Wsldroh's grain aud grass Sc thss.
Grifiin's do do.
German moving de.
Rifles and Whetssones,
Country made Linens, wary cheap
Herrings, Shad and Macksrel,
Cat and wraught Nails, (all sizss,)
alsdsira, Port and other WINES.
He has also on hand,
Grain cradles. All of which viii be disposed
Of on accommodating tarnls.
Shephssds!own, May 81. 1880.
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Is &c FAkMLRS AND Oxs.sRS re
N subscriber takes occasion to il.ssrn
Farmcts and others, That lie isnssv pYt psres,,
tlTith the very test materially cor manusact,,,
neg GRAIN CRADLES Allthose IA wsne
OF Tie article, viii go well TO apply soon; DO
VIII warrant all Cradles made by him, to 30
Of good seasoned stuff, and to be well made,
he therefore solicitS pstror age.
JACOB NJ. GARDNER.
Martiasburg, May "a
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V"snsUR EoH, ~. 2.
IAN official account OF the dsswing will 90
Forwarded TO aSseniufefs, ffs~ u pssgsas.
Washington, ID. 9. MAY 81, 1890.
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spLEsDio Prizes:

&c. &c &c.
WHO'S Tickets ss--islves 60 5o-Quar.
tiers 81 90.
On 1uesdag, the 2adof Juns, 1880. Tia
GRAND CoNsOLibt LOTTERY.
No. 2, ron 1880,
VIII DO drawn at Wilmington, Del.
60 Number Lottesy-s Drawn Ballots
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Highest PRICES:

sc. &c &c.
Ticksts5. Haifs2 so. Quarter 81 IS.
On Tsesdsy, the 10Th June. 1880, the
DELAN Ake, =. CAROLINA 4 L0tIslASA
LOsEE Y,
Ne. 3, Extra,
VIII bs drawn ii Wilmington. Del.
GO Number Lotterv- 8 Drawn Ballots.
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~ HoMiS c. LANE s Co are now re-
a eeiSiog alarss ard splendid assortment Of
SPItLNG aad SC,NyHER GOODS,
90 which they invite thc attention % al vhs
ara IN searea OF good b4Igan4s. hey would
remark tiat their Thomas G Lane IS nov in
market attending the auction rooms, where
he "a purchasing goods so very low as to-
enable them 10 sar, that those who will call
at "Lane's well kaown corner" shall not sa
away without getting goods rtrg cheap
Cheapside, shepberdssown, May ~
GtCYTHE.S.-We have received withiE %
- few days primo aiding and .aio,cing
Soyties, oil varieas slanps
THOMAS &. LANE K Co
Cheapside, Nag y.
GREAT COAT LOST-Wes taken frons
VI the Tavern ofths ssbserbor IN arilns-
burg, 'prota " in mis'ske.) on Saturday thm
lith ms. "a B8AB CLOTH GREAT COAT.
has ataby-velvet collsr partly new Who
evsr may have it. wlll plsass return il 10 tho
subscribe. who win siys q suitable reward
for the sene.
JACOB VgGoRRELL.
MartiuSh1lrr Mny az
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II IS understood ,hat NJ NJ Moan has been
re-aomnated TO the senate for The Office Of
Surveyor OF HE Port Of New York, which
be has held by the appointment of the
PIesideat for the year past. which noninatisn
the Senate refused, ie'r days ago, (by %
votes - $50 10 eonGrm wei. hG
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TVOOLJ WOOLN WOOLN

WOOL W0OLN WOOLH
GIBBS s. ORRlCk wish TO purchase IN
VI exchange for domestic woolens, laFgs
quantity Of Common Wool, wasaed or 1a-
washed They oder in exchange for wool. =
variety Of Woelen Goods, such az Iioths.
Cassiaetts. Fl,nnsls, Blankets. iullea and
plaided Liaseys, and CaTpetlng OF superior
quality and at low prices. They also tax
.se liberty 10 inform the public that they ~
prepared mt slI times 10 do
Fuli,ag, Diving aid Ds~ssag IF Goods. q "a
WOOL lDAlhlDIGg>.4,
in the best manner and at the usual prwes sad
will take Wool, Corr, Bacon, Soap OF Lard
in paymest.
Martiasborg, May 6. isso-sw
NJ OTICE.-A greeabiy 70 tie Constitutions
~ a stated mecsirg o. the menrhers Of ths
aIMaffinstuxg Lstssay Seeisty' viii be held
AZ the Court hsuse 10 MaFtlns5srg, on H &
day the 25th inst.--Ihs members arc -
onested 10 be p,sng s,,al - thelr attenlancs.
'SgNaNS GARARD. Sees
May 90, 1889.
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1t - understood that tho President Of the
United States on Monday transmitted 10 "a,
Senate aMessase nominating Jcnx RANpoLrt
OF Virginia, to be Minister to Russia. ant
HEMAS ALLEN of Vermont (late Minister Il
Child to be Charge d'Afsires to Brazil
These nominstion have not been acted upon
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From the National Intelligence, Il Tuesdoy ]
1t as with gfief OF heart, that we announce
to our readers, (as by The annexed letter) the
decrease oil WILLIAM III FrTZHUGH,
Eaq OF Ravensw ORTIZ, FsiTfsx county, Vir-
gaia. TORI from rs in the prime ard pride
vigorous intellect and manly beauty, bis aud
den death reminds us rather of the towering
Oak, rivea by fire from Heaven, than OF the
flower cut down in the field by the mower
Without one moments warning, has noble
spirit passed away No more shall his eIo-
quent voice be heard ia the Senate OF his ma
tive State-ao more his hospitality dispensed
IN the hall Of his Fa,heIs--no more his time,
his taents. aud bis purse, asceasingly EN-
ployed in the pursui, Of objects of beneve cnce,
charity, and public good. Tbere is ieff to
the wido circle Of friends, OF which he was
the idol. and ofths people By whom be was
beloved, osly the melancholy consoIation Of
the remembrance Of his virtues.
TO THE EDITORS