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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-20
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BLACK IiSr"-coSriNurp
no. s. .3buse and Corruption -Nip.srs Allen and
gallons ct good shiskey Socket = Har6o, in ,e,,
Ntir they had Delivered 6O0o gallons thew w.r. in
| sequence of the peace.
Their eon,rac, price 90 cents per gallon and tho
prize ot me casks ~ the close of hs var the price
ot whi.key declined about 30 per cent; and at IN
reGnesh were permitted comul,t t. Ia. it. coorsct
by delivering the balance al the whiskey in New York
paid for it, Wv
In 1919, however. they so, nm a claim for difference
., t'n'por'aucn between S,ck~us Hubor aud New
foR amounting, according 70 their own statement, I,
about S3,50o" Il was decided that no hing va, due
| ~ them.
In 1922 they pe,ioned Congress and claimed for
Inference OF TRANSFORMATION 1882 81; for extra loss
cyisekng, 1888 %; and for expense of deve-
~, $150;n all S5Ij %. Il does not arpe ar 10 have
oeen acts on at that eesson but the spp alton was
.enew,d az me TWO succeeding sessions and twice
lectvdb nv the Committee q! Claims
Nohng more seems TO have be en- heard of the clair,
until January, 1928, when it presented to Mr.
Sou'h'r', Mr. Adarns's Secretary Of the Navv Jt,an
confined The foovn items: For difference of ,,n,
portaton on 3332S Ia gallons of whi.ksv 81 3s2 81
tor ieakge 1919 o. for expenses attending delivery
SOU; anu Tor difference between common glass pro,,
whskcy Al Sicketi's Harbor and hydrometer prof =,
New York, 80 iiS 9i;-ir all gil O3l so
How marvelous'y age had increased thi, claim. ..
sta et hv the claimants Ihemselvesl
In 1919 IL was about GO ,no
~ 80, u was S. 4l5 %
In 1925 IL was ell osI "a
|'A'""'" suoH.ittcd mo claim TO Doct. Wa
KIM Tor arcpor thereupnn who strongly recommeneJ
us allowance. Mr.. Adams's Secretary acro,,;nci,
allowed Tho new item in the account, or the price nj
dSoo gallons OF whi-key at 90 certs per gallon ami
cents Tor ca.k@, amoun'ing TO 81 6io OF; which was
re'd TO the clspans out Of ia, Trea.nry Tine ,iJ
Nsr; AdAnsS Secretary Of he Navy pay away upward.
o, '"uT thousand dollars, br Claim which had no, the
ghn'' f"nndaon in jn-tice. ani never 10 have
been thought Of To- f,ccipe years after orignaeJ
For the balance of their claim The Secretary ref.r
req them to Congress. They p'oued tina, bcdy. and
on"In"d renott from the Committee Of Claims, decar
az ..s' Uhe petitioners have any claim il can lie
adjusted az the proper .p'r'men';" which was si.r,
en- ne Secretary oil he navy sAnJ,,e is-:-, - Dort
watkins, with letter, in which he said consf5e,
'f resolution as 0ntho'ising and directing a setfls
"cht o. me cfdin'" Doct. Watkins accordingly took
up 'hN account increased II what hv correc,;ons
sTd ne amount stated - he doe &c col O5 which
M: san hard paid ont of the Treasury.
The he-t allowance was etc,o ~
" ''o'' way 6,39l 05
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tFom Songs eC,te gooDs Poes by Felicia cmans
just published. Edinhurghl
THE LNRE'S LAMENT.

t''N'' 80 'Nt'''N'' N'NNs>''
,sgs ette 4gtctoVs other POEMS by Felicia iicma
just published Edinhurgh.l
THE LYRE'S LAMENT.
a lecp-toncd Tyre hung mutmur,ng
To the Wild Wind of the sea;
20 melancholy wiud,' itsishJ.
WHAT would thy b'ee,h with mc?
Thou canst wake the spirit
That In me slunbcrins lies,
Thou sttN' st not forth the electric FRO
Ofbuicd melodies.
Wind orthc dark sea waters!
Thou dost but sweep my strings
Into wild gusts of mournulness,
With the r0shiny filthy WINGS.
But the spoil, the gin, the lightning,
Within my frame conceald,
Must noullcr on the rock away,
With their triSmphs unTcvcnled?
I have power, high power, for freedom
TO wake the burning soul!
have sounds that through the ancicut hill,
Like torrents voice might roll.
have pouling notes of victory
That might welcome kings from war;
] have rich deep tones to send tho wall
For hcfo's death afar.
Ihavc chords to lift the puan
From the temple to the sky
Full as the forests unsons
When sweeping winds are high.
And love-for loves lone sorrow
have accents that might swell
Thso' the summer mir with the roses breath
Or the violcts faint FAREWELL
Soft. spiritual, mournful-
Signs IN each note cnshtincd;
But who shall call that sweetness r,rt,s
Thou canst not, ocean wind
pass without my glory
Forgotten dccay
Where Is tho touch to give mo i,cs
Wild, htiul wind, away!
So sigh'd tho broken music
That IN glndncss had no part;
How like ant thou, neglected lyrc,
10 many human heart"
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(Fron tic ". Y. Eveoin- Pos, \

Hon. &ids Wood.--i fw days since the editor OF
the Long Island star intmated in his papar that The
people were about to put the name OF Mr. Wood i'm
nomination foe Lieutenant Governor Of this state Mr.
Wood los, time in adite sing a Letter 70 the eJi or
wherein h says he cannot consent 20 b. candida r
fer that olice.-Whether it was Intended Mr. Woel
should. run OIL Tie ticket with Gen Root, we do no,
learn. Try again.
The work which was begun by President Adams
and has been preserved in by his Gen Jack
'on, hae, it would seem ON the following account :,
ken from the 81. Louis Bacon of July 22I bern no,r
ly brought TO close:
Return of Me Peace EmJasSy-The steam boat
ChieIAin return d tsom Prairie dm CHEN on the eve
ming OF the ooh inst. having on board Cen Ci,,k S
peTinendAnt OF Indian Affairs and Messrs. D,ugberiv
and Hnghe', Agent AMI Sub-agent, with many Chief.
ard "drriors. The object Of the egnsdition wa, ar
eomplshAd About ten tribes 10 wit SAcs Foxas Sorx
iawa', WInnebAEoes, NJ snomonies ChipHewas po,ta.
wauamIe' &c &c. met at Prairie du Chicn. aud un.
der te pesceini mediation Of General Clerk and Col
Morgan, adjusted teir dih-rence4 terminated tbei,
war; and removed he OF fiure lissen.ion bv
'rng variou disputed objections OF boundary and hunt,
ing and made amends 10 the relations of the
Tor many MURDERS Thi, auer operation il called "co
pcTing The dedd,' the o. cou;se being rni.h ri
by the u ;. In addition 10 I've settlements Of n,e.e
riis, the conmi made an ACQUISITION of er,i
'ory by way OF enlargement Of that scqured by Mr.
Adams administration in 1925 for The ne " r. sidrre nj
removed Indians. Mr. Adams rpquired 10 millions of
cres Tor mot pnfroe, extending from the Arkansas
. me Missouf; the lieT acquisition bind. il on e. G
n1fth Time, in thu shcrt space Of four weeks The
diFauce oil 600 miles twice over, has bsea ravcr,ed
lahS Connected rom an Immense region. great iec's
accomplished, and all returned home. Genera! CLARK
has been heard 10 say, that there will lie no more In
nan wars, u the wise and humane policy adopted by
fresnent Jackson on this occasion shall be followed
ny his successors. As iscident in tbi, expedition
stnknsiY exempfying The progress of thing, in the
Great Wes'," u may he added, that the lGy and
laughter OF Gen Clark, and several traveers q whom
$50 were foreigners, TIE Count del Verne, of Jl,Iy
and MIR. Hamilton Of G. Britain, went On 10 III Fan.
oil st Anthony, $50 miles further, while The rreaiv
wa: holding spent The An oiJuly here, and returned
with the rest.
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missions which have been disallowed since the goth
March, 1929, and balance OF about $40 due him on
passed TO his credit 1912 H. on the lih March
1872 aiew days before the removal of Messrs Watkins
and Cuts
III ADDITION TO the illeSality of Mr. Macdanels special
aScncy, the inpolicy of making an accountinr Office
dsoursng oilicer especially when, in most cases he
STAYED Lis own accounts too garing TO require COM
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IN cnANCERr = TsgsHa.--At Superior Court
- oil Chancery, holden at the Capitol, in the City Of
Richmond, the 9th day Of July, 1890
Edward II. Mosely. Ex'or Of WIN. Fleming. who
bert Boiling dec, Lnn@as Boiling, IN his own right,
and ~ Ex'or OF Powhatan Bong, James s. Jones
Adm'or OF Thomas West and VIM. Pat,eson, Alm'or
de bonis non Of Elizabeth West, dec. PhG,.
against
Joseph Caben and Pocahontas his wife, and John
Puman, Sheriff OF Buckingham County, and Adm'or
of Susanna Wilcox. dec Defi,s
Joseph Csbell and Pocahon,as his wife, PlIiI,
against
Edward II. aIoseiey, Ex'or Of VIM. Fleming. dec.
who was ENor aforesaid. Linneas Boiling Exor of
powhatan Boiling, and in lis right, VIM. Patte-
SON. Adm or do bons Of Elizabeth West, dec, and
James s. Jones, Adm'or of Thomas West, deceased,
Ded,s.
James s. Jones, Adm'or as aforesaid, and sad VIM
Paiteson, Ada or, sc. OF Eizabc,h West, Pitts.
against
Edward III. Moseiey, Ex'or as aforesaid, DeGits.
hese causes came on this day to be further heard
oseher' on the papers formerly read. and the Port
10Th oil June, 1874, with exec pons thereto and y,o
argued by counsel On copside, alton whereof, the
Court doth reconmt the sold Report with the excep-
non. thereto, TO one OF the Cenmsieners for him 10
consider ana report thsreupon with any matters speci
airy stated, deemed pertinent hy himself or which NAV
Ve required by the parties TO be so stated.
y Copy. Testc, WM G. ENDLErON, &C
CoMArIssIoNER's OFFICE.
m Richmond, 3ls July, 1880
me parties interested in the execution Of the above
crier are hereby notified, that have appointed Mon
uay the l0h day OF November next; to commence the
CURED to attend with proper documents and uapers n
enable me 10 execute the said order.
THOMAS GREEN, COMMISSIONERS.
n"s 26-wSw
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II oCUSr HILL FOR SALE-By virtue of a
EA Deed Of Trust executed by Joseph A. Royal and
Mary hia wie, dated the 22l day Of June, 1927 and
duly recorded in he Clerks Office Of PowIatsn coun-
", sh'il, On Saturday The 9Th tay Of Superintendent
AZ IN" Store of Walthail and Miehaux. in he Town of
Jefferson sell III that tract parcel Of Lsnd lying in
lid county, imwcllieiy upon Jlipes RIVER, on Which
he -ai Royal 'ateiy fesled Containing by estimation
Oh hundred ard iiuy-seven acres The terms IN be
very accommodating, aud made known on The day Of
sale Acng az Trustee, shall convey such title only
a. ve'ied ~ mo 10y he Trust Deed which is, how
ever, believed TO b. un9uesijorahie
July 30. 2i-w4wH JOHN w. NASH. TRUSTEE
E2a lLlTARY LAND BOUNTY CLAIMS
Yt5 3ke This method of making known 10 those claim
ing military Land Bounty, that shall be at Richmond
IN the co1rse Of few weeks, when shall be prepar-
cd TO aid them in obtaining their Military Land Bounty
Warrants or 70 enter into contracts for the location OF
such warranlsMy terms shall be liberal those of
any other Agent in this business
residences for many years in tic West and long cx
pefiencc in land matters, viii, iater myself enable
me to transact tho business 10 the satisfaction of those
who nay conde il 10 mc.Lcttcrs post paid addressed
70 me IN Richmond TO the care of VIM. Barrett Esq will
receive immediate attention.
August 3. 25--1Ot JAMES TAYLOR
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4 Is 31I -
I1,6l1 IL

> IoloFI II
We already zee where went upyard4 of eighteen
thousand dollars Of the money given Mr. Adams hy
Congress to support Navy. But ihi' Is only be-
ginning. rIT s. TIL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-20

EE fGEiA HOTEL, OLD PotNr CoMroRT The
IN Subscriber, grateful for past avor, return, bi-
Size re tanks Tor the liberal encourap sment
ne iysri Hotel since it has heen i'm his OCCUPANCY
and respectfully Informs the public that for The les,
Twelve months he has been engaged in making acra-
items and improve men,s
Hi Ice House filed y it'll clean nor,ber, t., tii
Is wei sock d with the chochest Liolors purch,,
I'd ty I,iends Experienced juIg .s) i'm New York and
fhausirhi, ana his beds of the very first oali.v
lie now throws open his III ouse for comnanv rom
ynced mat they viii not find inferior to aoy esab
h'hmsnt ct the kiud on the aboard; an edges him
'ii, at all times, to furnish hi. Table with the choices,
AMI mat every attention shall be shewn those who IA
vor him with their patronage.
GA Po'n Comfort IL now well known tb,t il pe el
no descriptions suffice il to say that thu well
heaitNress and delightful Sea Ba;hile render i, 40
desirable a. any on The sea board well 10 tie invalid
a. uo<e in qne.t OF pleasure.
Steam Bcalo i'om Baltimore, and WASHINGTON t,ucb
AZ me POint each tip to land an receive "a ngers
md S cam Boat piles daily between this nlace No,
'oK hnS Hampton. iGr toe convenience of those ,yLo
may wish TO visit either Of those places
vessel OF every description continually passing and
re-FaSir% oo'h from foreign porte and coastvse- The
maentuic OF the Qualifications progressing daily
ARTERY stationed here FOR a school of urac,c. and
their elegant Band, well calculated 10 entertain
and amus-. '''
Arrangements Vill he male for Coiiion Parties ac3
Steam HAa's employed ON Parties OF Pieasnre TO br
C"pef, whenever sufficient number iustifies H. and
timely notice il given.
nsw Bathing House ha- becn nut ~, for he er
lusiVe accom- no !aon of LaIiei and there inc Two
separate build ngs tor that purpose Ladies or C~nJ.
men can have Bath At any time of dav either wsrm
or coih. MARSHALL PARKS.
A"gut 26-w3v
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IYUVRUSfEE'S SALE.-By virtue OF a Deed Of
a Itu'. ton i4uiweil Ice. bearing date The Il Of
May, IN the yer 1923, and recorded in the County
Court Of Spousyivanil, shall, on Monday the Uib
lay oil O;'oder neS before the front door OF the Eagle
HorI, in the City o Redmond. proceed to sell. a,
pubic auction, 10 the highest bidder Tract Of Land
wing in the said county OF Spo.syivani, containing
iour thousand one hundred and forty acres more or
b ing part ct The Tract &C Lind commonly DESIGNATED
10 The aid county a. The Niue Trac'. The Land il
represented to contain large quantity oil iron Gre -
LsTge quantities OF ibis ore we've at 70 mer times ras
ca WIN large PToht TO those engaged in the opefaon
ana IL suppoed, Chat tn Mines might b. now work
ed 10 innc! profit ii the operations prndeftIv and
sSuliy conducted. Bot, Of this, lis suppc,eJ the
purchaser viii, by an examination, form himself; 40
30 guaranty OF the extent or fertility of toe Mines will
De made. selling 40 Trustee, | thaH convey 10 The
purchase with special warranty only though il is be.
iived mt The iille s unguesiionable
The Irim' OF sac evil be oae-h;Fd of tho ourchase
none and The charges Of the sale and Of the execu.
Jon OF tho ru-. TO he paid hand; and the residue of
,nr purchase money, IN three equal insa!ments psya
p'e respectively al one, two, and three years from
hS day oil sale and bearing interest from that day. and
10 be secured by deed OF trust on the land
HHe' 10 zD-wids ROBERT STANARD
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y Il NhOal DhED.--By virtue of a deed OF Trust
a * cu'"d 10 ~ ty Wtn O. WALTON bearing date
90 The 22i day Of July 1920, anil duly recorded in the
once OF the Clerk OF Cumbc riard Court Tor purposes
ue.el me"''oned, wo shall, Oh Thursday the 19t day
OF Augu next ir 9th erwise lie ne Z; fair d,v mo
ceeu ostll, 20 tie highest bidder, public sse on the
Iremi'e, "a tract Of land lying in the lower end of
ace' IN ~ or es>"a'sO Oue oh4r rac; Of lard in said
county, near the former, coniacng one hundred and
zen cFe- more or Iess said tracts Of lard being moro
rafucui ry described in said deed-A so the following
-av,' VIZ; Washer, Peyton, Lizy aud her child Bur.
wen and Cha'aits with The future increas. of the fe
nhes, HE stocks OF horses, oxen, &c. The crops Of
tobacco wheat e. valuable stallion, and the house.
ho'J and kitchen furniture OF The said VIM Walton
or 20 iruch thereof may be necessary to carry the
teq'i,iiiors oi said deed into effect The tile Is be-
eved 10 he COOL bni such only will be conveyed a. is
vested in us uuder the deed.
SAMUEL HATCHER, } Trus-
EDWARD WALTON, {rcs
| C"mbeflsnh. July o h 1890. IS-wids
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AIHfFE MARSH FOR SALE.-The SUBSCRIBER
w Is authorised by the heirs and distributes of
Mary M r. Z. KoOtcs, decd TO make sale of that vain
able estate in the county Of Gloucester and state of Vir
gina, called WHITE MARSH, supposed to contain
ABOUT TWO thousand acres, 1909 Of which are first r,f
Low Grounds and the Hills of the best quality in tba
section OF country. minute description of his Est,Ge
Is unnecessary as it is certain that persons disposed 10
purchase VIII examine ii particularly: ey are invited
to do so, and Mr.. A. Smith the Manager residing on
the premises, is instructed TO show any gentleman who
desires IT. every part of the Estate. will only add
at ihese Lands lay between Ware aud Severn Rivers
ana extending to both, aong navigation TO vessels Of
large burthen, and furnishing fish and oysters Of ne
pest quality, and in great abundance. The improvc
incnts consist Of large brick Dwelling House Win
iouI rooms on floor, nearly new aud finished in n,e
best style; all necessary out houses some of t,c,o
orick, an most OF them new. The Low Grounds la,,
III one compact body, Immediately in front Of le house
Whout single break and every part TO be seen from
we dwelling at single glance ofthc eve; tev are fine
calculated lor the production Of Barley Wheat In
uh Cofn Cotton, &c in fact, this Estate is peuefalI
S"ho"ieuged by all who have seen it, TO be the best
oil inc same extent and one Of the handsonest in Va
Inc time Of payment will be made 10 suit Inc pnr.
ana the necessary number Of hands 70 cultivate
me Estate together with the stock of every kind farm
/ ing utensils, &c. will be sold with il, il required
nay u. W.T. JOHN TABB
! NOlICE -PursUant TO order o. thu Directors a.
W the K,vanna Navigation Company, notice Il here.
ny given, that each Stakeholder in asid said Conps,v
pay 10 he underghed, Treasurer 9 rtOf, Oh hs Il 81
lday Of September next Five Dollnrs on eath share Of
| Stock held in said Company DAN'L r. CARR
! July 30. 2i-w4w' II. H. N. Company
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To'alreceipts
A3I.san a2

During that time he I'd had in his hand. ~ appoars
by ihe b'lau'cs on bis various settlements an average
OF about &io0l) OF public money. and portion Of The
BANK OF 'oluh'i' SOCK Tor ulr purchase Of which, on
account of The Navy Pension Fund be ,yaq aIto.cd a
c'mmis,ion '77s bongH Of himself on the glyy dayif
We is now indebted TO The Navy Pension Fund about
1920, agains, which he sets up clam 10 suudrv com.
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" lkGiN lA-L Chanceyy.-At Rules tAkeu in the
Clerks Office of the Court OF Prince Edward On
the III day of June, 1890
OTIS Williams and EetlY Williams formc1lv Saul.r
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against
Robert Wore, Richard Wyatt and Robert Wi!kersop,
=" H.li"r'u ware, Gee, ID, ns.
me HeIehhant Robert Ware no, having entered his
arpcarnce and given security according to law and the
ues oil iH' Court and appearing the satisfaction Of
tne Court, mt he l. iEhabitant of this SAFE on
ne molon OF the plaintiff by his Council IL H. ordeted
that The said defendant DO appear here on the av of
Ssrcmher Conri next end answer the plaintiffs bll
ana ID" Copy OF this order be forthwith Inserted in
some new spap@r publ he'd in tie City of Richmond for
to mouths succ eively and posted At th font door of
me Cou''h'use Of his County some Court day.
Cpy TeIe,
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81 " CHANCERY AT Rules hoiden IN The CI.rk's
~ oiiice OF louisa Couny Monday The IN day of
Jchn Ware, pr0
sgaiust
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Fl N CHANCEKY AZ Rules held in the Clerks o.
- zee OF 'ne County Court Of Buckingham, on Mon
day, the "a dsy oil Augus 1880
La~'on Tyler ard Elizabeth his wife, formerly
-n"aOeth H"rGim"n, Plfs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-24
DISASTERS BY THE GALE

NORFOLK, Aug 2O-We continue TO receive ac-
counts OF the depredaons by the gale Of Tuesday last
Cap. Turner, Of the Matthews County Packet in.
orms M, that II was .rienced with great
tor five hours in that section Of country and
trees, corn, SC in its course deing much dam ,ge TO
the corn and fodder.
We further learn from Capt. Turner tina, the Scbr
Delight. Cant Lswis. laden with corn or wheat, uu-
posed from York River) pm, into Pepper Creek Mat.
thews County. on Wednesday, with ios of foremost.
Loss If The Schr. Good Intent, (of Prospect. Ne }
Capt Alexander Nichols and crew, of the above
scar, arrived here yesterday morning in The St am
Boat Hampton, having been landed at Old Point on
ednesday by ths Schr. Planter, Pryor. of and three
days from New York. bounl 20 Richmond We learn
from Capt. N. that he sailed from the Breakwater
(De on Sunday evening last in baIsst bound to Nor.
io'k-that on Tuesday morning, Cape Heniopen bear.
we're gale OF wind, which blew with such violence that
they were compelled to take in nearly all their sails
at IL o'clock. the foressl being splt 10 pieces thew
were forced TO scud under hare poles mil o'clock
when the vessel capszed. They remained dashed TO
The side oil the vessel four hours when both mas,s
gave way, and the vessel right.d. full of water They
co 'inued The wreck 30 hours, and were providen
tally fallen in with by the Srhr. Planter above men.
Toned The captain and lost every thing hut tho
clothes which they had on.
Capt Nichols also Informs u.s. that the Scbr Jubilee
which sailed in company with her. met with similar
tate-the crew were taken of by the Schr Eff. I'D
Corsen, from New-York, bound TO Frederick .burg
and that he another vessel cspsizet and n sbir
along eide taking off the Capt. Nichols repre.
sen's The gale as being severe-the wind bowinp
SO violent that reseRbld the constant roar of thun
der. Jseo.on
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Ply TO spprse llow-eissns Of the safety Of Ill on
board the ship Oheo. She broke from her anchorage
Bank, where IL found necessary for the pr.s.rva
ton OF The ship, to cut away her mas,s which with
.psrs, rigeirg. and anchors. she has entirely os She
which divides Town Creek from Cooper River, when
the wind suddenly shifting To the North West drove
her ashore on the Eastern side, OF Hog leland Chan.
mel. where she now lies.
The schr Pocahon,as broke ALEC from her ANCHORAGE
aud drtted upon Crab Bank, where she still re-
mains We are informed by Capt. Berry. OF the OIhel
10, that two OF the Of schr Pocahonta while
endeavonring TO take In the flying gib-boom, We're
washed overheard lie IL unable TO cay whether or
not they were saved. Capt b. also saw wood sloop
OH Smiths wharf, cspsizsd, with three persons cling
ing to the wreck He is unable say wha, has be en
their fate. rb
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THE EXECUTION.

On Monday last, agreeably to his sentence John NJ
Jones OF this town, who convicted of the murder al
Hamilton, suffered the penalties of the Law. a vas
crowd OF persons assembled to witness the speca
selves to look upon the end, the un,imey end Of one
so young and yet so early victim to ungoverned pas
sions Wear told ihat great sympathy was
youthful and almost beautiful appearance OF the culprt
and by an affecting incident while under the allows
In the mrs, attempt the rope broke and the unfortunate
young man is forward on his face, from the height
about five ee-his hands ard feet being confined h.
must have suffered severely, was manifested by his
manner for word he spoke not An interval of abou,
ten minutes elapsed, and he again stepped forth on he
scailodiog, and with an unshakened 6rmne.s oasseb
with scarcely struggle, from Time to Eternity
We are told that he acknowledged the Justice of hi
sentence, and only regretted that his ah would
s'an behind him He had become peni,ent and n a.
tessed hope OF salvation, through the mercy of Him
before whom all men alike sinners
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