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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-17
Ss.g0s, Coffee. SUg5. sc.

SsSNs', GOfyPe, SNsJ, sc.
ESHE subscriber has haud, and offers for -
Il sale, at low prices,
so hhds cheap n. O. sugars
10 do prime ST. Cr~x do
900 bags Rio green coffee
80 do old Java do
40 bids w |. and n. o. molasses
1000 sacks l. verpool filed salt
so do ground alum do
$50 casks cut nails
5000 lbs cour try. iron and plough Hates
50 chests imperial and gunpnwd"r teas
% boxes aad 10 b5ls Philadelphia starch
40 hbls loaf and lump sugars
10 boxes 10 double refined do
10 kegs salt petrc
l9D bblS Stark Arnstrads gin
rs do mackere, No to3
50 Casks gcnune Malaga vino
10 do S Madeira do
81 boxes bunch rasins
bales soft she'll almonds
so boxes prime cheese
20 boxes soap
40 kegs Dls crackers
80 hesss wo1d boxes
IS doz Leading lines ard he'd cords
100 re.ms writing aud wrapping paper
40 boxes window glass
35 do tallow and sperm cnHdies
500 lbs country tanned seal leather
! 500 lbs Virginia cotton yarns.
Also-Sperm and tanners oil, indigo, mad
der, cpppeTas, alum, aIlspce, PEPPER, ground
and race ginger. with variety Of ether goods
CouRry merchants end dealers ill please
call and examine for themselves.
JOSHUA ]. FRY,
Next door to Otis, Dunlop q Co.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-17

lions, names are nothing, Henri, Clay will be aban-
doned by me without hesitation, IL is therefore to
me source of unmScd qualification when 1 re-
icct that shall carry with INTO the convention
as well from duty us inclination, the views and
wishes of my constituents. Your Fellow Citizen,
JAMES BARBOUR.
RrcnARp CAVE, Esq Sec'ry
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-17

rHE CONSTITUTIONAL " H,c published tw,ce week,
(Mouday aud Thursday evenings) al FIFE dollars per
aurun, pa, able advance.
For adver'isns-75 square or less) for the frat
insertion, and 90 cens for each continuance The
her o insertions must he noted op the MS otherwise
the advertisements will be continued and charged accord
inely.
Previous to discon,nuance Of the paper, all arenr.
ages mus, be paid up And those who NAV wish 10 dis,
continue viii notify the Editors that effect least
twenty days before the period expires for which they
sub,cribed.
Notes of chartered specie paying Banks of any Of tbs
states VIII he received in payment for subscription 10
the wing. though Virginia States Bank Notes would
be pTe'rrred; aud be made through the
Post Office Al the risk of the Editors
All letters to the Edios be post paid, they WIZ
receive ~ =
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-17

IL Our subscribers in this State, who have net
paid their subscriptions to collectors will cen.
fer favor on us, by sending the due BY
mail, or by members of the Legislature. Our no
cessies make tho call urgent. TO subscribers out
oil the State, or in distant parts of it, where Ne
have no collectors employed, must mako a more
direct appeal. We shall be compelled to stop all
such subscriptions as soon year is in ar
rcars. Bitter experience has forced upon US the
necessity of such n rule
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-17

n CHANCEkY In Amelia County Court,
e September 22d, 1885, Tiighman +. Jetci,
admir-. of Elizabeth Hannah, Decd. and heir
of his lale wife Sally Jo'cr, Sally 1hurston,
VIM r. Ellington IN right of his wife. Nancy,
former widow and adm'x. Of Joseph Motley, Jr.
decd Joel Motley, John G. Motley, George
Il. Motley, Nathaniel NJ. Motley, William Il.
t,anes, in right of his wife Mary w. formerly
Mary w. Motley, IN their proper persons. and
Betsey Ann Motley, an infant VINO sues by VIM.
II Eanes, her guardian ad Item, which said
Joel, John, George, Nathaniel, Mary and Betsy
are children of said Joseph Motley, decd and
which said Sally Thurs,on aud Joseph Motley,
decd were children of Joel Motley, senr. decd.
.7gGinst Comprts.
Alexander d. Walhall, admir-. de bonis non
OF Joel Motley, sr decd. and also admir-. of Pas
chal Motley, decd. Nathaniel NJ Motley. sr.
Thomas Motley, Paschai Motley, - Brom
well and Elizabeth his wife, formerly Motley,
- Hight and Martha his wife, formerly Mot
ley, Sylvia Motley, widow of John Motley, decd,
in their proper persons, and Mary Motley, WIN
Motley, and James Motley, infants by Thomas
w. Webster guadian ad Item, which said Tho
mas, Paschal, Elizabeth, Martha, Mary, Wilt
am q James, are children OF John Motley, dec;
and which said John and also the said Peschal
Motley, decd, and the said Nathaniel III. Motley
ar. were children of the said Joel Motley. ST.
decd. De6endnnfs
This day came the complainan,s by their at
torney, and filed their bill against the defcn-
danis, and on their motion. Thomas w. Webster
IS appointed special guardian TO The infant de-
PENDANTS, William, Mary and James Motley
and The defendants Nathaniel Nj Motley, seDr.
Thomas Motley, PasChal Motley, - Brum-
well, and Elizabeth his vile, - Hight and
Martha his wife, Sylvln Motley, William Mot
ley, Mary Motley, aud James Motley, not hay-
ing entered their appearance and gwen security
according to the Act of Assembly, and the rules
OF this Court and 1t appearing to the satisfac-
ton OF tie Court, that they not inhabitants
of this Commonwealth 1t is ordered, that the
said defendants do appear here the fourth
Thursday Ia December next, and answer the
Jrli Of the compliments, md That copy Of this
order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
Published in tho CITY of Richmond, for two
months successfully, and posted OF the front
door of the Courthouse Of this county.
A Copy Tcse
SO JOHN r. LEIGH cAcc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-17

IA DRAWING of the Dismal Swamp Canal Lotts-
EI ry, Extra, No. A.
80, 3, So, SO, 10, 40, 1, 3.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-17

The National Republican Contention nil be held
in Baltimore en- the second Monday in December,
Tie 1911.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-17

Major Eaton has bccn compmentcd with n great
dinner upon his return to Nashville, which his mo-
desty did not constrain him to decline notwith
standing himself and his party will not consent
that Henry Clay is entitled to that mark of public
favor. We select few of the toasts.
DINNER TO MAJOR EATON
NASHVILLE, Oct. 81, 1881.
HoS. JOHN III. EAroN-Sir, the ndcrsgned, on
behalf of the members of the General Assembly
ot Tennessee, and the Citizens OF Nashville and its
vicinity, respectfully request your company to
public dinner, at Vauxhall, on Saturday the 29th
INST rendered to you, mark of respect, for
your public and private character.
JNO. CATRON, &c BIDDLE
J.COLL1NGSWORTE, LOVE,
VIM. ARMSTRONG. THO. J. READ,
Committee Of Citizens.
ID. BURFORD, JAS. w. WYLY,
WIN. NJ. IN GE, A. p. MAURY,
r. w. HULING, j. GRAY,
JAS. YOUNG,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-17

a VALUABLE ESTATE FOR SALE
Ia The suhscr her Offers for sale his estate in
The county Of Frederick, called White Hail.
Its n CONNECT farm ui six hundred acres; a large
portion Of The cleared land is in clover, and the
whole in a good state of cultivation, laid OF
handsomely into small fields, surrounded by The
best fencing. partly Of Stone. The impreve-
meDts are u large dwelling house, containing
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-17

9ezrS2> seven rooms, and al necessary out
fTssS3 houses. There is perhaps not more
sssssFT9 peasant situation in Virginia, for a
Ssta5E6&S& 'amly residence, than White hall.
and the hoothness of lis silva ion has almost
Become provcrblal, there having been but one
case Of fall fever tor the last twenty years.
Should Ibis farm not b. disposed Of at private
Offered ON that day nj auction on the premisee,
md If sold, the stock, consisting of bortes,
steers. cattle and hog, about fur hundred bar
rcls ot corn, wagons. carts and farming mplc-
merits, will be sold. in the meantime, sbOut
$50 acres Of the land VIII be seeded E wheat
md rye. The terms of payment for the land
Nlll be made known on application TO he sub
'criber, residing in Winchester, and both Of the
zeal aud personal property on the day cfsae.
JNO. w. PAGE.
Winchester, Sept. %, 1881 ePt 3o-wtss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-15

a DVERIlSEMENT.-l have tract OF Land !of
"a 500 acres, on the so:th tide Of James River we'll
mberej with Piue add whie-osk; the nearest p,rt a.
bout three snd hall miles to Mayo's bridge: the upper
rart four AID half miles. Hesft-pine timber trees
IRON three TO three and half feet throu gh from 80 TO
40 feet long large quantity Of white-oak timber
trees, from two and bali to three and half feet hro
Al Of which would suit ior mill vessel timber
Apply to FRANCIS SMITH, Sso
jan 9Th, 1881. 73-w4w Of Chesterfield County.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-15
From he London Courier Dee 4

Dinner given By hs English and Americans 10,
Paris to Gen. LIdyetfs.-1he dinner Of the EnyIisb
and Americans 10 the French in CONNIE oraon Of The
la,e uuon' took place on "Wednesday evening Al
a Rostorateu's, at the Place do Chatebei
The hour appointed for the service Of the ene-tan
ment, was O'Clock; but II not until O'clock tb,
een.'alfyeite, in Toll uniform
OF the National Guards Of France entered the room
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-15
Dec. IS.

FNOTlCE.-By an order of the County Court OF
IL Hanover, will be sold to the highest bidder for
cash (or the payment Of Jail fees SCI on the rs Of
January next that beiog Court day. Hanover court
house, runaway slave who calls himself EMANUEL.
lie s between % aud 30 years Of ase--dark complex
ioD-about feet 10 inches 10 heighno mark or scar
piible-Says he sold to negro-trsder, but
does not know his name. JOS STARKE,
Dec. IS. 68-H4w Tailor Of Hanover Co'ty
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-15

NOTiCE.-Was committed to the Jail Of Chester
beld county on the 9th Asgud last, as runa-
way, negro man who calls himself Sam s sbont AZ
years OF age, iee inches high, most OF his teeth
out before, colour black particular marks or scars
and says he belongs to the estate Of John Walton OF
the county Of Surry, in tn State of North CaroIi,s
The owner is requested TO forward prove proper.
y, pay charges, and take him away or he will be dealt
VIII according to law. JOHN b. GOODE, Tailor
Oct Z0 50-wI2w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-15

MOrlCE.-Tbe Directors OF The Brook Turnpike
Y Company, have this day declared dividend Of
four per cent, Tor The last elk mopbs, payable at the
Counting House Of Mr.. Richard e. WORKMAN, on ard
after the 18th Inst Jan 9. 93-2,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-15
LOUISVILLE. (

. LoUIsvILLE, (Ky.) Dec. 30.
Mr: CLAY arrived at this place yesterday. on his
way 10 New Orleans His family accompanies him.
Ripley, Gen Overton, and Mr. Randall, as probable
candidates for the Senate Of the u. States in OPPOSE
ton to MIR. johnson, the present Senator. I.fdp
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-15
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.

VvNhE subscribers having associated shemsel Ives In
inc saddle aud Harness making Businsss, vodes
,no hrm OF j. q L. OTEv, intend 10 carry on In III
Its various branches i've doors above the Bell Tavern.
and one door below M-ssrs. w & J. c. Crane.
- otey having been engaged ia manufacturing Sad
dies, etc. for several years past in this city, has be
believes, given general satisfaction to his iends he
soIcs continuance OF their custom. we'll share
OF the patronage OF the public the new estsb,hmsnt
No attention or exer,ion shah be wanting their part
to merit public favour. JOHN OTEY,
Late oil the FIRM OF O;ey & Tyudail,
THOMAS OTEY.
They offer for sale,
Fret rate SLATED and plain saddles
Second quality do.
Carriage, gig aud wagon harness
Saddle bags aud vaiices
Best plated and polished steel stirrup irons
Do do. bride bits
Do do. spurs
Carriage and gig whips
Twig and switch do
All articles in their line manufactured With neat.
ness and despatch, and on the lowest terms.
Jan. IL. 1877
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-15

tTho following instance OF refined Ienti,n.ay1lI
Pnsqun Esq consequence of authors
weeping dead body friend has been
translated into German by Kopstock-ntol Italian
of Coscaand into French by Govt Joseph Augustus
thy)
Cold drops the that bazons
What callous rock retains its crystal lli
Meier will the softened mould its liquid show
Deep snk the that smo still.
oh! when sublnely agonizod STOOD
And memory her beauteous mo n
While feeling triumphod in my hearts blood,
Grief drank the offering reached the eye.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-15

N pursuance Of an order OF the Superior Court Of
Chancery for the Richmond District offer for sale
Tract OF Land on Crumps Creek, in the coHnty Of
Hanover about four miles below the Courthouse con-
tanning l20 acres, which laid of into four lots and
will be sold jointly or severaliy.
Also, Tract Of Land in the county Of Goochland,
on the waters OF Little BYRD Creek, containing 5a1
acres-adjonins the Lands Of Mr.. JW Payne others.
ing to purchase, by Mr.. Laney Jones, who lives near
1.-THE Goochland Land, by Mr.. Payne.
For Terms, which will be accommodating apply 10
me near Hanover Courthouse. VIM. F. WICKHAM.
Surviving Trustee Of the Estate Of Sam'l Gist, deo
Aug. IL. 2S-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-15

NEGROES FOR SALE On Friday the 2sth day
OF this month, will be sold al the Office tavern
in the county OF Amelia by virtue Of two deeds Of
trust,executed by George J--rson the subscribers
and recorded in Amelia Clerks Office tor the purposes
in the said deeds Observation-Disclosures young and like
ly Negroes; amongst them seamstress and a rough
carpenter.-Al.o, will be sold, the same time all tho
said Jefersons interest in the dover property Of his
mother, Mrs. Ann Jefferson. The sale will be on a
credit until the 25th Dec 1881 Bonds with good
curity will be required. We believe the title 10 the
property good; but acng as trustees, will convey only
such title as is vested in us. All persons having any
claims against said George Jefferson, hereby called
on to make them known to the trustees as early az pos
sae, at any rate, before the llth April next
AT the same time and place will be sold for cash,
from 10 10 25 likely negroes are in Virginia. con-
sising of men, women, boys and girls The sals of
these negroes will be conducted by John T. Leigh,
Esq
EDWD. EGGLESTON,
JOHN w. BAKER Trustees
JOHN T. LEIGH,
January &c, 1880. 73-2,vhs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-15

NOTICE TO UNDERTAK ERS.--The Subscribers
will receive proposals until tbs 18th day Of Jam
uary next, for enclosing the public buildings at Char
lotte Courthouse. The enclosure to be post and rail
the post to be inches ,qaare aud I2 feet long, OF
cedar locust, or white oak, and to be planted feet
that part OF the post above the ground to be
neatly dre'sed the rails to be dressed TO by inches
and 10 feet long, OF wellseasoned heart pine to be-
mortced through the pos, ihe whole TO be capped by
raj inches by 4, OF wel-seasoned heart pine, soJ
moreed on the top Of the post and the pos, to be sop
ed on the inside TO three inches at the top the paDne
will be feet long, with fur rails and cappiDg--ths
number OF pannels about la Cedar locust posts
VIII be Prefsned.-Those Tho propose to undertake,
will state the price by the PANEL, aud put in heir
Inmates for the different kind Of posts. All the timber
must be go, before the LIST Of March, and the werk
completed by the ls Of June next.
HENRY A. WILKINS,
JAMES p. MARSHALL,
WINSTON ROBINSON,
JNO. MORTON,
GEORGE HANNAH
Dec rs. 66-wt15 HIN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-15

HPY virtue OF a Deed OF True, executed by Jacob
NE Hull, jr. and wife, bearing date the 9Th day Of
September, 1928, and duly recorded in the Clerks OF.
nee OF the County OF Pendleton shall Saturday
the 29h oil this month, 1881, in from, of the BeM To.
vern In the CITY OF Richmond sell for cash, at public
sale to the highest bidder all that tract or parcel
OF land situate in the County OF Pendlson and convey.
ed or devised to said Jacob Hull by his Hull
containing from $50 to 400 more or less, and
bounded follows, TO wit: On the South and East
by Jacob Sniders land, on the West by William Hups
land and on the North by the lands OF James Skidmors
The title Is believed to be good but such title only
as is vested in under the deed, will be conveyed
Jan. g. 64-tds THE TRUSTEES
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-15

WISH TO purchase hire skIful and tr.sty o.,IS,
"a and carriage driver, and will hire out GOOD hoo,
ana shoemaker y. v. DANIEL
DEC 90 So 2awn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-15
CHERRY VALE NURSERY.
The subscriber having devoted himself
lnK The LAT aix Ia AL 81. q
Nov. 80.


SWE<$~ a Fruit Nursery, between the Westbam
--zsss-- Turnpike, and Old River Road, about one
mile above the City Of Richmond, is enabled to Of
Ter TO the public selection OF Fruit Trees, Grape
Vines, &C., embracing the best varieties known to our
culture, with those OF highest reputation, recently
brought into notice, by distinguished Horticuusts Of
other countries Among the Fruit Trees are
Apples, Peaches. Apricots, Cherries
Pears, Pums, N ctarines, Ounces, SC.
And he has upwards Of fifty varieties of native and
foreign Grape Vines, selected with particular regard
our latitude and embracing, he confidently believes
the very bsst kind, both for wine and the table, which
have been found 10 suit our climate Among his naive
varieties are The
Ca,awba, celebrated for wine
Isabella, Schuylkill, MuscadelI
Cooper's Wine Grape, &c.
Cuttings OF the various descriptions # Grapes, will
be furnished to those who, at the usual difference Of
price, may prefer them TO rooted vines.
He has also regular supply of Asparagus Plants
All OF which will be sold at comparatively moderate
prices aud packed to reach the purchaser without
the hazard OF injury, almost unavoidable from more
distant Nurseries, Catalogues will be furnished sp
Plicanis at the Nursery. JOHN CARTER.
Dec. 16 65-wf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-15
Jan. 6.

ENDUCATION.-The subscriber intend. to continue
IA his School the ensuing year I; in which will be
taught English Grammar, Geography, with the use Of
the Maps AMI Globes, various branches OF Mathsma-
cal Science, Natural and Moral Philosophy, Astrono-
my, AMI the French Language-Ths School will com
mence on the 18th Of January, and termn ate on the
18th OF December following-makng a term OF ten
months, alter deducing Of the summer months for
vacation-The price of board, tuitiou, washing Iodg-
ing and candles, will be hundred dol!ars board
and tuition alone, ninety dollars, payable in each
the half the Ia. of June, aud the other half al
the end oil the term.-The subscriber pledges himself
to pay strict attention to the manners aud morals of the
scholars entrusted TO his care and to use every effort
10 promote their advancement in their studies.
j. ID. G.. BROWN.
Hickory Bottom, Hanover Nov. 10. 56-wtI5thJ
a NULTURE OF THE GRAPE VINE-A Lou
" BAT in 1928, plan ed Vineyard Of forty acres
on Long leland, six miles from New York and on the
Road leading to Fort La Fayette.
His stock consists of 65 900 Vines and nursery OF
$4,000 OF 62 different varieties OF Grape selected in
Europe, between the 10th and so n degrees of North
Latitude The present year he had sufficient grapes
10 commence making wine, and satisfy all doubts
respecting the Success OF the vine in this country.
A. Loubat proposes TO furnish Roots three wears old
carefully labelled, packed with wet moss, and deliver
ed on ship board free OF expense the following con-
ditions to witt For 200 ~ 2 cents each
root. for 80 1000 at Is each, and for less 80
vines, 20 cents each. A. LOUBAT,
g. Exchange Place, New York.
Orders will be received and the Roots promptly fur.
nisled by the subscriber in Richmond.
JOHN o. LAY, A gent for A. L.
NOV. 30. 59-wl0t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-15

House, Sign, Chairs, apd Ornamental Painting, Gid
ing, &c
ENHE subscriber, truly grateful for the patronage he
n has received during the last ten years respect.
FULLY informs the citizens Of Richmond and the public
oa ne mas taken asrea deal Of pains 10 per-
feet himself in his profession invites them TO call
al his old stand next door to the Compiler office, and
examine his limitations of wood and marble
Orders from the country in his line attended to.
Dec. ii. Gift. C. w McGINNEsS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-15

NoTlCE A vacancy having occurred in the Fee
l male Department OF the Richmond Lane asterau
school by the death of the late teacher, Miss Rebseea
D Bennett, IL becomes necessary that The Board of
trustees appoint suitable person successor. To
ms end, all who may be disposed apply, are requir
go to send Ia their applications. accompanied by eatis
factory testimonials as to qualification to the Secretary
OF The Board on or before the third Friday February
next The salary is $500 per annum. payable quar-.
erly. BY resolution OF the Board of Trustees
Jan. 8. 7I-2aw4w JOHN g MYERS Sa.,~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-05

THE ALEXANDRIA PHENIX GAZETTE,
Daiiv Paper So Country Paper s. per annum Pu6.
Rshed and edited BY
EDGAR WIDEN.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-09-14

NEWSPAPERS. There is no better criterion
of the influence of public opinion than the mum
Der and the size of newspapers Two newspa
pers, we believe, supply the kingdom of Ma
pies Portugal has many; and the Spanish
monarchy, we believe, about four; France pos
sssses from $50 TO 200 the British Isles about
400 and the United States 1000. Ten years
ago, the COnstuutioRneL was about large as
two leaves, and badly printed on coarse paper
but since that time all the French journals have
been extending their dimensions. In July next,
the Temps Paris paper is to be enlarged to a
size exceeding that Of the English Times, Tho
present price is only so francs. or las. per an.
mum, or two pence and half farthing for each
number. Such is tho consequence of the abb
sence Of newspaper taxes.
The weekly sale of the Dispatch, London
Sunday newspaper, is now more than $4,000,
& number far exceeding that of any other Jour
nal in England. The circulation of the Dis
patch, during the last twelve months, amount
ed to nearly miilion and a hut, as appears by
an affidavit Of the pubisher-LOndOn paper.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-09-14

been ecoyered from the heaps of stones under
which they were crushed; and as putrlaction
the additional calamity of a deadly pestilence.
Without a plentiful supply of articles Of fOsd,
the inhabitants will perish OF hunger-witho1t the
Divine inter position, their dire tate must be con-
summatcd by contagion from the efiusia arising from
the putrid carcases of men ard beasts hch lie on
the face of the earth