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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-24
d. BRiGGs,
Secretary u The Conreniion.
SCHEDULE.

Order that the roll containing the DRAFT Of tls
amended constitution ado pied by this Convention d.
by tsubmtted to the people of this coInmonw calth
Tor their ratification rejection, be enclosed by Tic
secretary IN case proper for it, preservation and
State. -
Ordered, that the Secretary do cause the journals
oil the proceedings of tins Convention to be fairly
entered IN well bound book. and after the sstff,
shail hove been signed by the President and Sccrr-
tary that he deposit the same together with oil tic
original documents in the possession OF the Convcp-
ton and connected with ts proceedings, among the
archieves of the Council Of State, and further tlrt
nc cause 10 printed copies to be well bound und
deposited in the Public Library.
Ordered, that the President Of tie Convention do
certify a true copy Of the amended Constituted 20
the General Assembly in session; and tbnt ,,,c
General Assembly be, and they are hereby rcooesir6
to make any additional provisions by law which NM
be necessary and proper, for submitting the SANE ~
the voters thereby qualified 10 vote for mep,hers ~
tne oeneral Assembly, at the next April sIsc,ion
ana TOT oieanzng the government under the amcGG
ted by such voters fF'0''' "'D '''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-24
NEW GOODS.

III NELSON IA received BY the Richmond
H. Packet, Md 5 4 bobbinet laces, gimp la
ces and edgings[ Pasf very 6ne;) barcge and fancy
silh Gears. nevssgfe belt nbbands, superior blk.
Italian hssei Find company sasins, black and white
silk haqd( Hong and short III. s. gloves. bombazets
aaAetfcassiaps, & 5-4 white mcrino fannels, fine
and suPernc blue, black g. MKT cloths, with varie-
~ Of other desirable goods, which are offered at very
low prices for Gosh.
Erh
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-24
The Romance of History.
SPAIN. By Don T. De Trueba.
-.

- "Iruth IS strange,
Stranger than fiction"
Lonp BYRoN.
"0ur limits will not permit any thing Ike analysis
OF the vast stores of romantic decd and wild advcn-
ture contained in the work."-Lh. Gd=eHe.
can excellent medium for conveying strong and
vivid pictures of the past. Monthly Repie,o.
'1rhey are of the most intense and vivid interest
Literary Magnet.
Just published, for sale by
feb &c COLLINS & co.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-10-07
$50 EIW.A.RI.

Runaway from the subscriber, living near
Mattinsburg, Berkeley county, Virginia. on
The cath inst. a Negro man named E.AiAhU-
Ell, or Man, about 90 or u years Of age, a.
bout > feet 3 or a inches high, dark coloued.
though not as black as some negroes are:
when spoken to appears TO sm. lie a little, and
shows his teeth which are very white; be is
an active fellow. and supposed TO weigh from
$50 TO 40: mad on when he ran away, a fur
hat, blue coat, with a black velvet collar.
white pantaloens, and a waistcoaf which orl-
ainally was striped. but by washing had be-
come nearly white. good shoes, but he wiz
probably change his clothing | will give tie
above reward for said slave, il taken out Of
the Commonwealth Of Virginia, and deliver
cd 10 me at my residence, or So If taken in
tic Commonwealth OF Virginia and delivered
is Aforesaid, and pay all reasonable char
ges ftr bringing hinf from the place taken 10
me. CT 10 the Jail oi Berkeley county
JuiY ~. 1880. ELISHA BOYD.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-10-07

tons, well satisfied. But one or two han pc
como 20 dissatisfied as to remove, ana tnosc
such as tso Colony was glad to get rtd OIL
The health Of the Ccloulsss - generally
GOOD, though strangers arc rem ten says 70
ak weeks after their arrival liable 70 Attacks
Of fever and agse. The water, eXcePit fept
in tanks, /, unwholsome. Dheelimaisl - miia
and uniform; the thsissmeter never Dslas
lower thas 6S degrees, nor higher ush 90
except peFhaps oEe day IN tse seassa' "heh
il has been kns1n to rise - VI acsfeeS
There - a constant sea bTceze ssd ihe "s
ther i, so netimes quite cool, not, however
cold enough Tor frost.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-10-07

NOTiCE.-Al All persons having claims a
~ gainst the estate OF JoHN ). >EiBRRT,
decd. arc notified to bring thara forward,
properly authenticated for setileceut; and
thsse isdobtsd are requested TO make imn}e-
date payment, as ao Indulgence wili be Civ
ea. &s|lhoss persons who placed business
in tle lands 81 the dec. duris. hHs lie tii~e.
10 collect IS constable are Aerehy isiorracd
that thair psnats viii be delivered upon appIi-
eatisn 10 toe SUBSCRIBER.
Sept. 10. HENRY J. SEiBERT. aa's.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-10-07
d5rtce,ltnI,aI

Ssayt. ia ths TVhsat-A discovery has been
made by DIR. Adoniiah Elicn, a Respectable
farmer Of this county. which we 'hink may
b. Important Ia farmers. and therefore 6lYc
IL puglieity. Mr.. Alden gives It az his epIu-
ion, from experiments BIC has made, that
smut il produced irom small sarlyelied kcr-
neis Of wneat.-He made the discovery by
washing one part and screening tina otner
part of tae wheat be s9ued ~ tne same h.lj,
and By sowing each part by Itself. On that
part oil .is field with washed wheat, there
wassmut, sni on TINT part so'vn with scream
ell wheat there was Bosc. At MS su3Se6-
ton tpe Same experiment has been success
fully tried By sthcrs.-Brao1orI (PG) Settler.
proftaJlsntss Of Bees -gaTr. Fssssadee-Ne-
ticing the account in the last New-hngland
Farmer ofthe produce Of Mr.. ID. VOLTS bees
in Bristol, Or. II | am induced to offer you
the following statement of the produce of
three hives, on the farm Of Mr.. Parker at
Charlestown Neck,-the Bees were under
my care a part ofthe simmer
The three hives of Bees in question produ-
ced six swarn3 from two OF which, placed IN
Boards Patent hives, sVss propuced 40 lbs.
OF pure honey. besides leaving enough in
those hives for wintcEing the Bees-the 40
pounds ofh0ney were sold at Wholesale at %
cents per pound, producing SO aud leay-
inS the Whole stock of nine swarms on hand,
(seven OF winch unfortunately are in the
common old fashioned hives which can give
no return of honey tals year., excepting the
usuai supply for breeders another season
The above nine swarns will sell readily at an
average Of S dollars each, producing 10 dol
lars, which, with ten dollars for the honey
is equal 70 90 dollars, the produce Of the 8
orisinalhives Of Bees, in one season.
EBkNEEER BEARD.
Cda,}ssio,ea, Sept. 7, 1850.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-10-07

r. yLECTfON-No'ice a hereby given,
Z that an election viii be held at the
Court House Of Berkeley county, on Monday
he liH, dayof October Ter', for The purpose
OF eleeting a at psrson to represent the DIS
tfiet composed of the counties of Berkeley,
Hampshire and Morgan. in the Senate ofNir-
giaia: and two persons 10 represent the coun-
~ of Berkeley. in The House Of Delegates OF
Virginia. All free male white persons, being
honsekecpers and heads eflateilies. who have
paid a Reyenne Tax, Tor the last year,
will be entitled TO vote.
PHILIP NADENBOUSCTI,
Sheriff Of 6e,hetey county.
Sent. IS. 1880.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-10-07
90 KenLusLu OIire D a 81.

a S8F NANfN"NsJ 8t
COLONIZATION Some o. our readers
may think ihat we devote too much oil Ger
columns 10 ibis subject, and.makc 1t a TOO
frequent aad prouiBeat topic Of rsmark- Bnt
we are thoroughly convinced that It IL the
most imperlast political matter, arising eth.
cr ont Of our domestic or foreign relations,
which can engage the attention and interest
tie feelings cf The People Of these u States.
II is a subject, ia comparison Of whose im-
portanee, the Presidential canvass, which SO
entirely absorbs the attention of the public,
greatly diminisbes in cur view. This Is strong
language; but not stronger, we are persuaded,
than the aspect which this country viii as
sumo in the lapse ofialf a century, all things
continuing as they now do, viii fully and
more than justify.
The Colonization scheme presents to the
world a moral object and effort. grand be
yond conception. If this plaa shall succeed
(and its success or failure is wholly IN our
power language will fail mankind to express
their admirati lion of an achievement so splen
did and uIagnanimoas. The American name
will be encirclcd with a halo OF moral glory,
before Which the fame and achievements Of
other nations
will stand llscountenanced, & ike folly show.
re it shall fail-but we forbf ar, we viii not
permit ourselves to think oft. IT ,yili succeed
it is the work of humanity-ef gtry-of
Heaven, we repeat til ,ciI Sgcoeed.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-10-07
Fail ams gUtuter
GOODS.

| ENTE would respectfully announce 10 oHf
w f5ends and customers that we have,
I within the last week, commenced receiving
our snpply of kai and Wusier Goods. and
shall be receiving from time to timo until our
stock Is completed. Our Il q. Lane 70 sthl
ia market, attending the auction rooms. from
which he is sending us goods at The n7st re-
duced prices, enabling US thereby to 6Wesood
bargains 10 our customers or any others
who may give us a call. Among those Jsst
received and opening, may be found,
| Blue, black, olive and mkt Cloths,
Blue. black and mkt Cassineres and Cassi-
nets.
Drab Cloths, very low
Dufle and point Blankets,
| 8 10 II and l2 rose Blankets,
Scarlet flannel, plain and figured
Red, yellow and white Fiannels,
Rich Scotch ,Carpcting,
Venetian do. cotton do.
Scotch and Tartan Plaids,
Merinos and Circassians for ladies dresses
or cloaks,
Smansdown, TeiIIinett s Valencia yestings,
Bombazetts and Bombaz;nes,
Black and blue black Gro-de-nap Silks, "a
new a%rticle)
Black gre de Berlin do.
Brown Bensalian Poplin u new article for
dresses)
Rich black Italian Silks, very cheap
Gendemeu's black Italian silk Cravats,
Rich winter Ribbons and BeldnSs,
Plain aud boldefea linen caaibric Handler
csicls.
Ladies' IIoskin Gloves and Mis,
Gentlemen's 40. Gl8Ves,
Irish Linens and Lawns,
Linen Capobfichs, (yery cheap
Thread laces and 11dsis.s, bobbinet Laces
and Edsinss,
\ very la - supply o. Calcoc'.
Long aad sqaare scarlet moriss Shawls.
black 90.
Black and scarlet Cashnssre do.
4 4searlet, blue, black, white and black TIL
bet do.
With a great variety Of small Shawls and
HandkcIcliefs,
Rose bordered cloth Shawls, plain s black do
"a "a and 10-4 linen table ~aiaper-blrd
eye do.
8 1 aud Al checks and fursiture Cottons,
500 yards furniture Dimity, very handsome
ana cheap
A large supply of ladies' black p~runello shoer,
Chldren's pruaello boots and Wog,ted S.eks;
s 4 ana 4 4 black Italian Grapes. hat 10.
Black scarlet and green silk Felycts,
A large supply of brown and blcacAcd do
mcstlc goods,
Plaid aud stripe DO.
A large supply Of CIjRa, Glass, and Queens
ware, comprising elegant tsa sets. and
every other article in geseIal use.
.4lso~--IInratoara AID CutIerU,
A general assortment; tsscther with a &c
neral supply Of Groceries, say
Rio, St Domingo and lava Coffces,
Orleans. Porto Rico and Havana Sugars,
L0afand lump do.
Imperial, sunpowder, old Tyson, young ny
son and hyson skin Teas,
Best l.. 2. Madeira Wines,
Sicily Madeira 10. Lisbon and Malaga do.
Pure old Part and Claret do,
French Brandy and Holland Gin,
kes and box Aaisins,
Soft she'll Alnonds,
Crackers, sperm and fish Oil,
sugar house and Orleans Molasses,
sperm and tall0W Candles,
lAls0,-a general assortment OF Medicines.
Paints and Dye Stutfs, and 4 multiplicity Of
articles too numerous TO be c0mplchcndcd in
an advertisement, we therefore again invite
all who may want any article in cur way to
come and they will fnd oGr goods IS above
stated, new and cheap.
THOMAS c. LANE s. Co.
ShepheTstown. S0th Sept.
- 1T = r. ~s~rr
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-10-07
SPLENDID LOTTERIES.
$4,000 Dollars $1,000 Dollars.
UNION CANAL LOTTERY,
No. is, For 1890.

To be drawn in Philadelphia, on Saturday
oh Oct. 1880.
go No. Lottery-9 Drawn Ballots.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-10-07

EY as order Of the County Court o.
Berkeley, there viii be seld for cash. ts
fore ths Court House door, on tae second
wondav in November, next, being the hFsl
Of Court. a NEGRO HAN, who was
conamided 10 the Jail CT the aforesaid county
as arunaway sisve, to satisfy iisla'l ices sc.
PETER GARDNER, Jaib0r.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-10-07
MARsHAL'S SALE OF VALUABLE
PROPERTY.

tftOEGbA L
EfuRsuAsT to a dccreeial order Of the SUI
IL pericr Court OF Chancery, holden at
Winchester, rendered on the Sih day
OF May, 1929 John Mcpherson and O.
Tiers, pltTs, against Erasmus Can't, She
riff Of Berkeley county. and as such, Adnr.
with tl.e will annexed, of Edward o Wi.
.liams, dec. and heirs Of said dec. Defts~-T
shall expose for sale, at public auction, 10 tho
highest bidder, on .BOibtgJ, the liza dcy If
OcIobeF nsrt. helore the Court house door. IN
AIartiasburg. Berkeley county, about $50 a.
'cres OF valuable Limestone LAND, with lm-
rrovcneDls thereon. late the property Of Ed
ward O Williams, dec lying within the saAe
county Of Berkeley and adjoining the lands Of
Richard Clagett's heirs.
Terms Of Salc: SIX hundred dollars viii
be required in hand, and The balance in six,
Twelve, ard eighteen mcnths from the day Of
sale in equal instalments. Bonds with good
personal security. and a trust deed on the
premises sold, viii be required OF The pureba-
ser TO secure the deferred payments-Sale 10
commence about the hour OF II O'Clock, a n.
NATIiL. SEts ERS, ID. NJ. W. CD.
Aug. 10, 1880.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-10-07

n hYSPEPSIA-i give Mr. Alexander Ste
~ phcn, Of Martinsburg, Virginia, fall
power TO practice my prescriptions for The
cure of the disease called DYSPEPSIA, or
INDIGESTION, upon all such AS may think
proper TO call upon him at his residence
| furthermore think him well qualified to
practice the same.
o. HALSrED.
NeF.York, Aug 81, 1890.
SEIE subscriber has accepted an agency as
II above from Mr.. llalsted, of New-York,
for the relief of those who may be afflicted
with dyspepsia, and is new ready 10 attend
to any that may thlnk proper to apply.
ALEXANDER STEPHEN.
Martinsburg, Sep 80, 1880.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-10-07
Sept. IS, 1880.

TIRGINI1.-BeYkeley county. to ,sit:
SEPTEMBER Term, 1880.
George Harris, Administrator , prg
OF Magnus Tate. deed. ~"
AGAIEsT
Asahel Hussey. William Tom }
linson, Thomas Evans. isaac T. SDgts.
vans, and Lawrence Shirley,
IN C4iANCERY.
The defendants, William Tomlinson, Tho
mas Evans, Isaac Evans and Lawrence
Shirley not having entered thelr appearance.
AMI given security according to tire act
of Assembly ana the rules OF this court, and
it appearing 10 the satisfaction Of this court,
that the defendants, William Tomlinson,
Thomas Evans, isaac Evans and Lawrence
Shirley arc not inhabitants of this common
weaIh,-H Is ordered, that they do appear
on the I'd Monday in November next, TO an
s,ver hebilI ofthe complainant, & hat a copy
OF this order he published in the MasGusbufg
Gazette for two menths succe sSiveiy, and
posted al the door Of the Court House Of this
county. a copy -seste.
JOHN SIR0I1ER, {. B. g,
Sept %, 1850.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-10-07

EEOR SALE-A Fnlling Mill, with a
Il small lot Of Lard attached thereto, in
Loudoun county, about A miles Nortl, We
of Waterford, and ia a good n~eighbotho 90
Enquire Of The Prister.
Sept o, fS3O.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-10-07
.NR. THOMAS .ANDERSON,

NOTICE-NFe take this moihod OF in
- forming those indebted 10 Us, tlpt we
hall he under tie necessity Of Transferring
their PAPER, AMI suit win he brought on i
unless p.'d, OF some paper given in its place
before Tie 2otb Of Ocioder.
JAlii-1 p ERSK.NE, & Co.
.Auytat ~, 1850.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-10-07
PCAlfSbRD, UELLT,
BY NASlIINGT8h EVANS,
~
VWC DOLLARS PER AruET >

FAYtHER ~ tHvArCA.
, TWO DOELAHS AND FIFTY CSNiS'
IITSR TIA rEAn sx9tHRs.
G7NQ T;pel discontinued until all Srfea
IS are Paic Up, except st the discrt''oN "
e. Ftitar. q
t.'AdyeItse ,rts inserted 81 the rate W
~ ootiei tr oH4 e .or he three hF'' ne
ms, nd ca G,eteA pes square s' cav
t5asq ca - "a.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-10-07

Company Of Infantry within the
bounds OF the North Division, in tho
tswn Of Martinsburg, arr ordered 70 parade
ia trout OF M'Jleary's fistcl, ON the see071a
salardnJ IL Ociobs rert, precisely at one
O'Clock ~ the afternoon.
HENRY BASORE, Capt.
Sept. IS, 1850.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-10

sions, and those OF his friends, to believe him with
them.
How can those gentlemen who aided in the plan
oil wheeling the South-our snpent contemporary
especially, and his Washington and Nashville cor
Representatives. the people whom they ioiDaify
deceived But they are as busiy at wotk again, as
al they had entitled themselves to oil credit While
Gen Jackson is clearly revealing his decisive COM
mitment to manufacturing protection, our always
consistent contemporary, slauding him to the skies,
and declaring ter his re-oloction-and in ne ,arne
breath, branding the American System as infamous,
and Henry Clay, for supporting this same manurac.
turing protection, generously forgiven in General
Jackson, as wholly unworthy of credit or confidence
Were we a avorite of the Nine we would positive
ly celebrate the divine consistency of the Editor of
the Enquirer, in immortal verse! An example of
such raro and peculiar merit, ough, to be handed
down for the benefit of posierity!
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-10
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF R1CHyg0N55.=
ARRIVED.


Schr WIN. Tell, Ortley, @ days from Pbiadelpb;a
through Chesapeake and Delawafe Canal, with sun
dries. to Il Ludlam l. Webb g. co, Perkins a. Harris.
Biniord d Brooks, Van Lew & co, G l. Samson
IL Eustace, Levy, ii Nelson, Lancaster q Den,
oy. Swecny. Pcyton, M Valentine, Block &
Son. X Smith, w McCreeTy,C Ellis, w g. ] G.
Crane. y
Sehr New York, Green from New York, with su.
gor, TO Otis, Dunlop & CO.
Schr Caroline, Crowsil, 7 days from Charleston.
with salt. 49,
Schr Hannah s. Rebecca, Cahoon, from Sandwich
with ballast
Schr Louisa, Douglass, from Edeaton, with tar. TO
l. Webb g. Co. >'' ~
schr Three Sisters, Creighton. 2 days from Provi
dence, ballast. -
Sioop Trimmer, Price, from Salem, with plaster. 20
Otis, Dunlop e. Co.
= looP Lady Washington, Corson, 2 days from So
mersett, with ballast.
schr Virginia, Gator from Turkey Island.
SAILED,
Schr Ariadne. Robinson. for New York with cool.
SIoop Capital. Naylor, for New York, with coal
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-10
SATURDAY MORNING, April 10. 1870.

W FUDGE!-A most ridiculous fashion has come
III among the various and diversified beauties of
Jacksonism--that of paradiDg ostcnta tousy in the
newspapers, letters addressed him by every block
head, who, from simple admiration, or any other
motive good, bad, or Indifferent chooses to send him
hat, pair ofboots or walking stick, a compliment,
together with his answers thereto. One silly fellow
sends BIN n pair of boots, and the Hero, by way of
seylncns his amor Pdtri~, promises ito lay them Up
as mirror, TO stimulate TO martial deeds--another
sends him hat, by way of getting his name coupled
with that of Gen. Jackson and his hat factory known
Ia third presents him with of cut glass for
equally patriotic fourth, as dslnterestcd
as tile rest, sends him of American manufac.
ture. Now every person has right to make him
self as ridiculous and contemplate as he pleuses and
no other person has any possible right object to it,
ButSSe do think the public has fair claim TO cxcmp
ton from beng bored with the asnue CORES pondcnce
that ensues, on these very important occasions.
Several of these correspondence have been ex.
mbIed Of late and the last Telegraph furnishes all
other example, which we transcrbe entire both as
specimen of the foolery, and for another and more
sc:ious reason:
WASHINGTON, 5th April, $780,
10 ms Ercetiency ANDREW JACKSON, President of
he United States.
james Dunlop, Esq. and Mr.. George A. Madeira, we
present you the and Ratchet herewith sent
Alessrs Dunlop and Madeira are gentlemen of the
first responsibility, who have laudaby established
"Lemnos Factory" III the Borough of Chambers
burgh, Pennsylvania, where they manufacture edge
and other tools to considerable Notwithstanding
almost every implement Of iron, for which we have
been hitherto indebted to foreigners, of the best quail
ity, and at low rate.
1t is gratifying spectacle our country from
year to year, developing the capacity to supply the
material for any given manufacture and her cltizens
displaying the ingenuity and enterprise necessary to
successful rivalry with the workshops of other ma
lions Although iron smeited from ore almost ST.
UNANIMOUSLY with our earliest settlements and con-
troutedlarge TO the accommodation of the citizen
yet Its conversion, in country, to the more
convenient purposes of life is of comparatively recent
date; and we think 1t of graduation that man
uiactorics, under the protection and influence of the
present system, are progressing in Improvement SO as
10 have already demonstrated that we are competent
70 the production of whatever may be required either
for utility luxury.
we request your acceptance Of the articles men
toned, and pray youto be assured the very high
respect entertained for you by the gentlemen who
present them, and also Of that with which,
We have the honor to be,
Your most obdt serv'ts.
w. RAMSEY,
Il. HARTLEY CRAWFORD.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-10
COMMUNICATED.


Departed this life, the morning of the Sd of the
present month. in the 4th year of her age, MIpREp
eldest daughter Of Saml Sanders, Esq of Goochlnnd
county alter short but attack of what is
called the putrid sorcihroat. She was an amiable
Interesting little girl, and from the sweetness Of her
disposition, vivacity and sprightlness she attracted
general admiratIon in fact she was oil her doating
parents could wish her. But, alas! the cruel mon
ster Death unexpectedly came, in the gloom of MY hit
and as II WERE stole her from the arms Of an almost
dsconsolate mother. Oh! what blank il has left in
this happy little family But the summonng Angels
bore her lovely spirit to the bosom of her God where
trouble comcth not. Let me ask Oh! grave where
is thy victory?
Departed this life March 3Oth in the county If
Powhatan, at the residence ofMr. John White, Mr.
WIN MATTHEW'S in the 50th year Of his age MIR.
Matthews cd public officer for MANY wears in
The town Of Manchester, and it truly may be said he
lived and died an honest and friendly man