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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-16
February IL, 1929.

Being violently attacked with Rheumatism, about
hve years ago. and The pain iD my breast very severe
was induced 10 try MIR. Kecfl's Rheumatic Plaster,
when one application afforded perfect relief.
j. III. POOR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-16
Debts.

ChANCERf AT rules taken in the Clerk,
"A Once OF Prince Edward County Court, the LIST da,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-16

aNFTY DOLLARS REWARD -Abscondcd on
tuesday TIE 10Th instant from on board Mr.. p. J.
Archers boat then lying at CartersviIlc negro man.
losi' (who calls himself Tom JeIerson) He is re-
maNaply likely man, about % years old feet or
PeXion though not very black, high check bones and
mas lost one OF his front teeth believe am upper tooth
on inc lett sde the loss OF which shows when he speaks;
ms dress not known, as he went his wife's house
l uoochand courhouse) the night after he absconded
ana there changed his clothes: he has been carriages
ayer several years, consequently he is well acquainted
IN richmond where it probable he may go; he is
very au fellow, and may try TO pass for free man.
ana attempt to leave the State viii give liberal re-
ward Tor hls appr henson in the State and $50 if taken
up Out oil the state and secured in Jail that get him
again. Any info nation respecting him. addressed to
me near Scttsvillc, Pewhaan couny Va will be tbapk
uy received. ROBERT X. DABNEY.
Powhaan, Feb Of-wIf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-16

HN CHANCERY In Louisa County Court Narcb
e 9th, $780,
Mary Carter, by John ClaybroOkc, her next friend,
against PHI
R-nbsn Rennolds, Executor of Thornton Gbsou deed
and William Carter, Defs
The defendant William Carter not having entered his
appearance and given security according law ard the
rules OF this Court, and it appearing the satisfaction
OF the Court that he is not inhabitant OF this State
on The motion CT the plaintiff by her counsel il is or
IeTed that the said defendant do appear h. on the
hSt day oil June Court next. and the bill OF the
plaintiff, and that Copy OF This order he forthwith in
serted in some newspaper published in the City OF Rich
inond Tor two months successfully, and posted al the
'front.' door oil the Courthouse OF this County on some
court day Copy. Tesfe,
DAVID NJ. HUNTER, d. C. l.. c.
March TO- 1Oo-we,y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-16

NTaI AS committed 10 the Jail of Augusta County or,
w the 4th dpv Of January last, a runaway Negro
calling himself TOM. about 81 years of aee-says he
neiongs TO Mr. John White, living in the county Of
Louisa, about ten miles from the Courthouse Heis
black, apparently vciy arful fellow fond of singing
feet l-finches high, chunky made, and very active
mas scar upon the crown OF the head, probably from
scald: other marks about him. save upon his back
which has the appearance OF frequent and severe fog
gng--When committed had on coat and pant aloons of
arN gray Jeans, and an old wool hat shoes and stock
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-16

EtDUCAIiON ON RICHMOND HlLL.-1he
Subscriber, with The cooperation Of his daughter
Wis Safah Ann banks, will open School on Rich
mond Hill, the LIST Of next month for the nstrucfon
OF young persons of both sexes
In this School will be taught Reading Writing, and
Arl,hneuc; Grammar, Geography History, and Bellies
The Subscriber being The Father Of very many chill.
dren has been induced to reflc much upon the sub.
!ect OF buueaon and TO feel deep nterrs in the is-
ing generation which he hopes will qualify him Tor
me duues he " about to undertake. Parents and
Guardians, therefore, who may patronze this Instu-
uon are assured, That great pains will be bestowed w.
Scholars.
SIX or eight boarders would be taken ai the reduced
price OF sou per aunun, for board and tuition Terms
oil union alone, 50 per quarter. GEO. w. BANKS
Hgeence IL given to Francis 7 Brooke, President OF
me Court Ct Appeals; VIM n Roare. Esq and TO
Coi. Ihos peterborough; Judge VIM Brockenhtougb;
rai,su ana educated. G.. w. u.
march ~. 100-3i-wu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-16

Nathaniel Piggott, administrator
dc bonis non with the will annex
ed OF Henley Taylor, dec. &c.
Applts.
against Upon Appeal
james Lawrence Brown, an in from decree pro-
FAINT son, and only heir and lawful nounced bv the s
distributce of Thomas Nj. Brown Superior Cont nj
10y Johh bTush ms guardian, Chancery, held in
odroInc ha'cllIe, an infant daugh- Richmond.
ter of Francis Radcliffe, by the said
Fancis, her guardian, and next
friend, and William Smith, father
and lawful distrbutee of Susan
smith, dec. App'ees.
The writ of plur;es screfacias heretofore awarded IN
revive this appeal in the of the said Nat Piggota
Adm or de bons of the said Henley TAYLOR dec not
being fully executed and appearing TO the satisfaction
OF the courtha the appellees James L. Brown and John
brush his guardian, and Caroline Radcliffe and Francis
kateIe, her guardian, not inhabitants of this com
monwealth; On the motion of the said Nathaniel pic
goby his counsel it is ordered that the said last named
parties do appear here on the first Monday in May next
and shew cause if any they cam why the said appeal
shall not be and stand revived in the name of the said
Nathaniel Piggot asadmnistrator aforesaid and that a
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in some
paper printed in the city of Richmond and continued
Tor two months successfully and that another COPY be
posted at the front door of the capitol in the said cv
"A Copy. Tese,
req. 10 99-wSw j. ALLEN, C. c. A.
< Ir n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-16

Last winter aboured under painful attack of Rheu-
matsm, which lasted for tme--on application TO
Mr. George H. Keerl, obtained his Rheumatic Pla.-
e' whch Teiisved me entirely from pam, after its
application. JOHN III. NAFF
The above Plaster is Iut up in boxes at rs cents
each, and sold bv
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DR.. JoIIIiNs,suoN's on ACCOUNT OF A PAPER

DR.. JoIINsoN's ACCOUNT OF PAPER.
Il never derive more benef: or see
more pleasure for the time, says DIR. John
son, than in reading newspaper which
has lately been issued from the press.
do really believe that nothing adds so
much to the glory of any country as
newspaper. Liberty is stamped legibly
upon its pages, and even the fold is mark
ed with freedom. Do you want to know
how your country thrives! point you to
the press! There you shall find piece
perhaps under the head Of Legislative -
Are you fond Of Miscellany Look there
What book can furnish such good ac-
cnunts of our country-such wonderful,
extraordinary accounts Of murder, rob-
berry, accidents, marriages, anecdotes oi
our Irish, English, and Italian brethren,
and many other such things-such good
a well as bad accounts from the Russians,
Turks, Dutch, &c. Under ali these con-
siderations, who il there ia this land oi
freedom that will not attend 70 IN object
20 worthy ofhis regard
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DR. RELIES
or BOTANICAL DRo PS

- BOTANICAL DRO PS.
IFS 90 Of the Sosc eficacIous compound
~ 10 ths iM4tersa .vsdiea. for the cure .
thar chs . invsserai1 Diseases, produced b,
N impuie s,sis II the blood. and vnisted
habit Of o0dy. end usssily esh,biting themssIse'
IN the terms of Ssrefuia. Ssis KAeSm, Lep
rOay. 81 As.tkeny's Fire, Frcer Sores, (svep
when the b mes ,Ts AHe ted.) Hihsie Ssoejiissgs
III applied wah D, JsbD's L.nsn.ent,) F'osi ,as
Obsfinafe Uieess' Sore Eyes, ScoIdhsad u
children, Se3rpy aud Scsrbntic Cost, PinP
Iedor CsrbxneIed Eases. Fsstsrjnx ErnYt
ions. and Yers0i Iain's, Throughout fAe BODY
IN which last case the DroPs often cure when
Mercury faiis Tnsy are also the bsst Spriag
and .dmisnaaI Physic 10 purify end cleanse
ths system from humo,s which frequently sP
pear ~ ,hese Season rf The yysr. They also
MA the pr cess Of digestion. and. by purifying
the blood, prevent the sec. O. on ef maI gnan
humers on its longs The proprietor conIid n
ly roiics upon the vas, number Of urp's'ne
cures effected BY these Diops. net only IN Bee
ton and its vicinity. but throughout the Unioi
for tho bes' proof OF their excsllencs - III un
failing AIserstiue Medieine, "A ali the cases b
bove specified. This article hss recent y been
pronosn ced by ply siclsn OF the first respects
billy. VIII" he'd wl,Resssd It . surpr sing efficacy
~ entitled. in his op MON. 10 take the read o'
oil tive popular articles know fsr the above
ard indeed il % At gaining TN
point IN public % ima,ios throughout the csun
try. Price Al aBottje, sr Sis Bottles o
-. l'e i.e.
None are genuine unless signed on ths
outside printed ,w-spper, by the ssie pr oPrie
tor. z, .KIDDER, insme diafe sssccessor TO-
Ihs late DR., T. CONWAY. FIR sale a. h.
ouniing Room. over No % Court street nsaI
Coaee-t Hall, Bos on, and also by his spe ca
sppoin,n.ent. by Dr WILLIAMS. Warren !;
Dr. rLEMUEL BRIGGs. BrstoJ d.. A. r,
MoosE. Nswpor, NArHAN BgHTEs, Esi !.
River.
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MWNIQR.

"HE subscriber being appointed by
the Hon. the Suprepe Judicial
Court, .fthe State of Rhode Island, at
their September Term, A. d. 1880, As
signee at
) STEPHEN CHAFEE,
to whom has been granted the benefit oi
the lnsnlven Act of said State, hereby
gives notice, that six months from the end
of said term, is allowed by said Court, Tor
the Creditors Of said Chafee, to exhibit
and prove their claims against him.
e.e GOLDrN DEARTH, Assignee.
Bristol, r.. /. Oct 81, 1880.
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= Goblet wss giving public lectures in
London on the French Revolution, and
lP "a sxhoriog the Bfalsh people 70 Sbl-
Ie~ ~ e1smpDs Of the FSsaek. 80
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Orr q ExrR.opp,NApvn M,N,srrp r.

Our EXTRAORDINARY" MINISTER TO
RUssiA!-A gentlemen who arrived on
Sunday from S.. Petersburg, Aug. 81,
states that the department Of John Ran
dolph of Roanoke, was ludicrous and
strange in the extreme. He boarded at
. public hotel, in the manner described by
a late correspondent ofthe N. Y Journal
ofCommerce, and bis conduct was in per
feet keeping with the details as there Civ
en-. He had scarcely an intercourse with
any one, except Capt. Turner of ship
Fame. ofthis port, and importuned him to
take him home to Hampton Roads; which
Capt. It. declined, as he would thus for
felt his insurance.
He expressed surprise at any one cali
ing on him, as he was John Randolph OF
Roanoke, and was in St. Petersburg IN
cog. When Mr.. r. was presented to the
Empress, it is said that he was dressed in
white top boots, spurs, breeches, a short
blue coat with bright buttons, and to fin
ish his strange tout, ensemble, long drag
oon's sword pendant at his side.-TLe
Empress is said to have been unable to
restrain her mirth, and burst into a fit Of
uncoptrollable laughter, in which her at
PENDANTS joined ~.
MIR. had engaged a passage on board
a steamer for Lubec, Germany, whence
there is communication by steam with
London, and was about to take passage,
or had actually started when the Athens
saIed.- Bost. Pat.
The New York Commercial A1vsrtis-
er Of November 8, holds the following lap
guage upon the same subject" It is ev-
en- as we expected with Mr.. Randolph
nay, it is much worse than we predicted
when Gen. Jackson and Mr.. Secretary
Van Buren in their wisdom, resolved up
on sending him to disgrace the American
name in Europe, The article, published
in this paper short time since, from the
Journal oi Commerce, did not reveal hall
the truth. Every American in St. Pete rs
burg hss been made to blush for his coun-
try. When the foreign Ministers at the
Russian capital called at his lodgings, and
sent their cards up to him, be tore them
to pieces in rage, before their servants,
declaring that he would have no such form
alities; .tnat when be wished to see them,
he would let them know. He refused to
receive note from Prince Lieyen, the
principal Minister Of State, and sent the
messenger back with it. Upon this the
Americans there interposed, and by rep
resehting to the clownish Minister that it
would be direct insult to the Emperor,
he was induced to send after and recall
the courier. The Americans there, board
ing at the same house, finally resolved to
send a representation of his conduct to our
government; but this became unnecessary
AS, MIR. RANDOLPH SUDDENLY
DEMANDED HIS, PASSPORTS s.
TOOK HIS DEPARTURE HOME,
V4ATHE SOUTH OF EUROPE
Here, then, is a beautiful expenditure OF
eighteen thousand dollars Of the people IS
money, by way of Reform. We hope
Mr.. Secretary Van Buren will not fail to
90 down to Norfolk ON his return, and
welcome him homeP' 81 40
II is stated that Mr.. Randolph knelt
when presented to the Emperor.
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MAKING,

IN We subscriber. would inform his friends in
~ Warren, and Jenny. that he continues
the above branch Of business, at lie old stand
a fsw doors East oftbe Baptist Meeting House.
where he wi make thaisc and Wagon HaS-
ness, saddles and Brides. Travelling and o her
TMpks Portsnsniesus, yaIises, Fire Ruckets,
Slips Hose and Below, &c. &c. -
Carriages and fairness cleaned and 'epsised
He has on band fcs sale, en- assortment Of
s~.iles. Harn6sses. Bird e., Hshers, Whips.
Curry Cembs. nc. which be will sell cheap for
cash or up roved credit.
Chaises, Gigs, ,CanyaIls. and Wagons. furnish
cd Al short notice.
- share ofpat onsge 10 respectfully so-
lied. 3 ss " 80 tf 'f "a
~. THEODORE BARyEK
4 March q. ec fsst.f
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4aa FrankI,n Csrc utatsng
i, ,iBE. "a RY.

HU6T added, The Denounced, by au-
0 } thor of" Tales oil the O'Hara Fam
ilyo Walter Colyton, by author of Btam
bletye House," ,"Zillah," SC. !; Ameri-
car, Anecdotes, original and select.
! Warren, Oct. 80. ~
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-07-07

influenced by mere party name to turn
traitors to the best interests Of their constl-
tuents-the New Hampshire members ex-
cepted.
By j. " CluEc-The political glory
Of our country, Freedom Of Election-ItIs
TOO much shaded by the Hickory of Ten
nessee--Nlay the rays from the Star OF
The West, soon wither the tree aud IFS
branches.
By D. HaJ6ard-The American System
and Henry Clay.
BE- q Ghcst-iI. Niles, the stesdy friend
and jealous supporter Of the American
System.
ByJ + TTu11-Tha Working Men
they are the bone Ond siuew Of our coun-
try-NIay they never abandon the prlncI.
pies of their leaGlug mlxms, " equality OF
civil rights, and similarity OF educauon."
By r. HamHoR-Ihe general Educa-
ton System-Alay 1t speedily be adopted
throughout the Uuied States.
By w. 4. .Hoyston-Vhc progress Of
Improvement IN WhcelIng--credl;abIe
Ike 10 our municipal authorizes, and TO IN
di,idual enterprise.
4 great many t0I>t5 WIC0idaJiy amt
ted for rant y room
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MARRIED.

On the i7lh lnst by the Rev ne Byle, Nj
NRY MaNur, 10 Miss DELLA GRAHAM, all OF
lhis place
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VOLUNTEER TOASTS.

b. William VI. Lambdin, President of the Day.
Hayy tu.-lle stands forth the undauuted de-
fer.!e 90 hl, own offspring the American SyS-
tenn --s taced Paragon OF political honesty
t1e NrDsr.J of the social yirtucs--and the Mn
com of none.
By J1.n Mclean, Y,cc-Presidcnt of the Day.
Gcu.rai Aadrs,o JaotsoH, President "l the Omled
Siates-ths strongest iiu> Do the cham lhil connects
the Ea,t West North and South; May ms name
be immortal, and ils successor n oihcc immortal
izc himself by following his examples.
ByN. G. Howcl.s Tie Lad3eS--IlItherio pre-
vented from the enjoyment OF their legitimate
righ., no society: MAY their disabilities be reno
ttd and their condition exalted, til tucu Vriue and
intelligence fvi,Lcr them worthy me sacred char
actcls of sisters, wives aud mohels.
EyF. MADEIRA HeprV Cigg--Au ornamental
f1arr. Vulnerable with .hc firm Patriotic PROJECTORS
IofAmsrcau Liberty. lie who strikes hlm, strikes
toe Jr8adsiis of the American ystcm,-kegard
less OF the 5lis aud shooting sticks u las enemtes,
bee VIII rise aud drre 0lu doe dcr from las den and
-Ir-..t The outs and dDUbictS which have been I'M
posed upon a once fee audmdop,ndeut people.
B4 VIM. Ewing. General ARdrciC JQcss0n-
Like stereotype pltta that can neither be sqaa5-
U por thrown iu,,. %. the hcld pagc OF the ma
ton ami quite j1 future genera us.
By Benz =. Moves. Dat Gr-cn-Ihc yfomt Of
lies. ,he deputy Of thc d,tI lie hls been the
Jgqpe- Cor Lis friends tot the sake Of few qaar-
trrS. lie cannot stem the current of public opinlou
which will, i0r his oHdlr haRdsd lr0rt, tell hm
90 be Oft lie should receive a few pc.ts ere he
makes au attempt 90 fE which dressing, It IS %
be hoped. would induce has subordmates TO Jot-
lg,r. The political Sgtglbl which be has brought
bout. L0ijs out suthCient pr1gt of his Tc1rreo-
q,Ss Ills Nome should uo b,sued out Of The Re-
gis,sr of Public Officers.
IN Alex. T.. Glenn. Tie dmoHdoi Constitution
~ lrsiuia-As yet Ike am empty ProSs- i he Gil
Izeps Of lhe West view it as IL tJd proof Ton OF
49, burs piokS u0R.s, macsles sluS and triarS
h ,y, have 10 be Paies DOZEN corrected n rectsdd
and finally. made 90 appear I'm new and more
Seanfiful edition, before we can accept lt.
Rya Guest Mrs BarHar-ln The 6Hc Of her
3,,r, .hs has bIftsroa iyruit m such SORT Us 10
m.se an impression on every "matron aud wife
70 the nauon
Bvthe Company The President s. lice-Prcs-
if.gfoftdc Balr--May they always be IN rcg5s'eT
yyitl public opinion, and uevergct et0kea with ~
By ths Company. The Oraf0r-Atay bis uFpsr
cas-. be always fled with such .i0-g.s as he dls-
,,,llitd on this occasion.
By the Company. Tie Eoqder-M.y lis peck
ets 6c filled with quarters, ADD keep 0Hi 1t dirty
erses as long as MS sh1Ilts wal tear hiul
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DIED.

IN tlds pace on Moud. y last Mr.. FLORA
WHITEHEAD, cousogt OF Samuel Whitehead,
E>q. 100 the = year of her age.
On TuosiW tile 29lh June, Mr. JOSEPH w.
RAY, Druggist 90 the 3Olh year Of In, ago.
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BY Tie Committee o. Arrangements. As we
have had our emDtg eaSes flied TO our ga icalion.
and well supplied with sorts, we sheul d Ieilise
tue Offering Of praise due TO our wotuN Hosi,
Whose excellent replst has doubtless made s0o0
Impression on all present. May hts future Lie be
without outs or dJaJieS, and so dridod and JHsti-
jed as to gige hlm no occasion 10 0IeT-TaH any
part Otit and as The ball of time shall rcNolVc'
when the Summer hls passed and the lctHteT has
SET m, my he ghde quietly on the c9TT'agc OF lhe
angel of death, Gar IRON the Shoe % seat ~ me
upper 60LcS among the stars and ann himself WIN
alggers.
The following Correspondence passed between
Tile Committee OF Arrangements aud The Orator
OF lae Day, on Monday i.,sl-
COMPILER OFUcT,
Wheeling, July ., lr3O.
Dir. " G. LbCli.s-lt Is Tie desire OF the MEM
bers OF IYPoGRAPHcAL SOCIETY of Wheeling,
thit ia copy ot The address delivered by yOu on The
50 INST be respectfully transmitted 10 TIC Editors
Of lhu C0mpiicr, for publication.
Respectfully yours,
WA. EWING,
!. MADEIRA
Comm. of ArraHg'tJ
ERE?LTl
OBsEhyEROutcr,
Whgclug, July ., i-Jb
G.a{aal--Pef bearer, I nave received your
uo,e desiring copy of tns address Delivered uu
the 81 INST. for publication. Most gladly would
comply Vdh llus E4ttuuus request were It wur-
tiy VI pubic reading. Eut owing 10 the press
oi any seCti.r concerns. since our preparatory
meeting, i tave not been .bleto gi,eh form that
would justly It's appearance iu punt. on Will
therefore, p. mil me 10 withhold II.
Respectfully W. G. IIOWELLS.
McSSrS. LlcH. md Mad ne.
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PUBLIC SALE.

~ Y yiriuo Of Deed Of Trust, executed hy
- John II T,ckc,l, hearing date on the 9th
dHy OF March, lS29, and recorded IN the Clerk S
Olhco of OHIO County, / shall, on the 2Slh day
Of the present mmth. proceed TO sell at Public
Auction 10 the highest bidder for cash, n the
house 90 Nbrihmu Clemens, lately occupied hy
said TicGlA nd silutied on Market street near the
corner at Market AMI IrtIcrsou Streets, 6 Windsor
Chris nearly new, one Scttcc and one Beadsiead,
IN order 20 satisfy The debts in said Deed Of Trust
befyre mentioned
WlI MCCONNELL, Trustee.
July :, fS2s
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TAILORING.
--9Se--
LEON:gRD II. GRAY,
IL0fe OF BolfimOre. I'D. }

:
.YD ESPFCTFULLY informs ms friends and tie
10 Public generally, that he has opened shop
ON Main Street. In the Store Room formerly oc-
cuped bv A. WLure & Co. where he VIII De-
able al an times 10 accommod nc those who may
favor him with their custom, on the shortest no
tice possible.
lie pledges himself to do work in the best and
most approved style: aud persons becoming Gus
toners may depend on receiving their work at ,he
time promised
n. b. An assortment ofstock1, collars, &c. con
stanty on hand for sale.
VI heeIiug, July :. 1880.
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Torn. Hon PHLF DoDD8IDGE.
Sn-Tds undersigned Ministers of
Gospel, ofdHareut denominations, rec
uz n tHs town of Wheeling. do. boz
COMMON With their fellow citizens, highly
appreciate .He blessings of civil end re.i-
O5e1v achieved .or our happy
country under .hs Smiles of q kind Proc
rceI 5y ,le sd1m and ya.0ur of The
ro.s o. the American Revolution. And
.-F GaI themselves under sacred
cations Go accompany the enjoyment OF
Distinguishing privileges, ala.lbmes,
Oh o. grateful sense of their obligations
#s God of their fathers, who so sIEUaI.y
ended and rrospered the American
s. they esteem 10 also highly proper
d conducive Co thc perpe'mly of our .i-
as. n cherish % grateful remembrance
hose heroes and statesmen, lo whose
F Of liberty and successful cycrICns.
rtH God. we are indebted 'or .bc grcai-
amour. of freedom ever possessed by
On. people under Heaven
The undersigned believe, also. chat lhe
influence of plely. liberty and good feeling,
bay be- adyanageous.Y promoted, by tire
l...r calling our fellow citizens Co SURE
Eff their privileges. aud t1 review the dI-
uas. Dryauoos and dangers, which
e encountered DOB their achievement
Nuslt less lhe duty, nor less ,he in-
aost Of tho American people, to sustain,
every proper expression OF their graft
ts ana appreciation. those distinguished
esmel OF our own am@s- who 1Y their
-g-.y lud talents, are successfully em-
F0ui n defending our free institutions,
a-- extending their influence, through iha
operation Of oar general and state govern
na1.s, to- every class ofour fellow citizens.
Under the influence of these sentiments,
ae Undersigned tender their grateful. ace
9Fodgemeu.s .o you. Sir, Tor ihe lm-
1aut services YOU have rendered your
1rg bY lle hrmuess and ability w,h
,l you have advocated her HJc.ues,
.a ll tbe Convention of this state, and
he door of Congress. And although
prevalence OF sectional and ungeucr0us
ngs ia Eastern Virginia, and their
1Fe. 1 the Convention, have given US a
Constitution which, 90 q very unpleasant
a distributes ars,ocraucal privileges
NE East and puyauons OBJ thc West;
Waare persuaded ,hlt on have accom-
shed tor tae cause of liberty, Whatever
Efforts and distinguished talents, 90
Convention Of your native state, could
ave ef.ceJ
WITH grateful sense OF yoUr services,
9as. wishes Tor your welfare, and sem
-..s OF esteem, We remain.
Your fellow citizens.
FrrHm rnrnrr rrH
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-07-07
To Let,

TIE room lately occupied as tire COMPILER
OFFICE For Terms apply %
JOHN McLURE.
June 2Sd l630.