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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-20

WIEN esses oecus Ike The one have nsn,ionec
an Int lgn nnniy can feel motive eiihsr 70.
sxsgsers.ipg or bhosing the ehcum.,anses II 10 to
tbem in ispcSoiy ard TOO important matter 10 In
duise In tho the other The facts as they ex-
lat will be ,ob.iiy cousd sredanc the D. opsr
spilled n Il can be discovered.
A. an iDsutrec,ioDsty move ment we can veiw this
sHsi' In no ohrr hsh, than ono ef very hide moment
But that single Des hberbord ,toulj have been The
scene, 10 'bick'y seulsd county, OF such horrible
Durders--and hai fe~ desp.rs villains should have
had II IN their power TO desuoy go macy families be-
tore they we're checked or routed. IL most seriou
ma,,erone that calls aloud for e,qpity; and I the
people and Gove'R en must b.rest.es g,ard tgsrs
krow what pants can DO pr odr sed, - ore auscks
are made rn.xpsettl,. But th. an or give. us con-
eiusive proof hat mil ia DO IL their org an alton
and In their 'qpipnsn,s, are ia ,bau oiul con-
dillon. VIII tot he ion be seized place the
upoa proper loo ing! AIN no di posed o dub. / !;
bot 10 have 4. done, the p,sr'e must '. oui-e -aad
bey must speak 20 their representatives with
ConPIaias were made, l discover, t1at IN. miliis
had no erm' suppose they had none And wtat n
arms bad placed m Their haads ten yeavs ago. 90
you believe a s'aud could have been found ii; 70.
u.s.! No oae-unisss her regulations a bsen
adoped, than Lcse xi.irg. tor iheir pfeservaioc.
am nct tpsed a, This inie, 10 propose any .ys,em
os 10 20 loo tbs defect generally. OF the pre- on.
Every practical mao in the 5 ate zee hem. b.,
would h"mb,y agsest ,ba, the suffice, be tsken up
ny he mkt I-sislausc, wi h dstetmin sion 10 DO
something ,ficisni. AID II II woaiJ no. he consider
ed As otsrrg unnecessary advice 20 IN. G neral AS
sembJ, would also humbly sueg-s, that a small
expense CO.. III not b. more a1vsntsg eousy incurred
than by Ing together few exptr en.ed officers 10
dcvie Ian OF cfssDiza ion ted to our peculiar .iu
a'ior.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-20
MULTIPLICATION THEORY.


Accident having again thrown IN IyuthburR fer.
sonisn in my way, ! peTcsivs lbs; hs deems ia The
beeh OF ab'utdiy 10 alduse, 10 myTsmatks upon hi.
attack on ibs Pfe'dsDi letter written by NJ, f.,
son az far back az So and This bepsuss tho tbousAs
btrcin expressed related 10 question Of poey urde
The Conedsra ion, three yesrs' bsiore che pressnt
U0ioD vas formed. This moss OF reasoning however,
will not do uIlsss TIE Jesrsoaian sho Thai qups lon
OF policy involve o. principle Toe Is aud
The pai;ulir utjc OF the letter are In y nth bot as-
eidenai crcums'a GEE. which do IN 'hs slightest
dsgree affect oil str It's force it's spposi eness 20 II
point ia dispute. Tae ground of hs Gsrsoasas a.
Jack was, the au ion by the Prs,iden Il high onl
sacred duly wb ch dsvoiy,s upon hin, 40 take ca E
iha 'bs lave be faithful executed. FJ- ihs he - 2.
denounced az tbior 10 Sac Rgbls, no ,uld tod
The civil su'hor les OF " States subordinate 10 he i.
liiory auibesiy OF the Federal Governments; and pa.
sygss isom the wiring JeHsrson wers held up ia
| him, a. arsbuks and Al guide.
To show tina, this vebeta ed Dsms eculd not be az
Tayed 10 support Of svcb denuneiaion, sddueed the
faS bai. in So Mr. j. had sdila,sd sad cgnosellsd IN
he moi ssrnssi manner, The estsbishmeo, Of nav u
tofse, ian esGve 0sTumeDt Of coercion over tbs
Saies. His lser puts beyond all controversy that ,hs
great defender Of ate eht "a he understood them
viewed The application Of such instrument, dirssy L
The States h ih,r sOyereign capacity psffscliy H.
gUise a power by The euihoritiss OF the Conlede
fson; AZ unless IL be made to appssr ,hai Sia,
Rgh,s less sx'soSVs AMI less sacred under tt,
Coois ration than they undsr the Unon, the "
iefsoGi1n must admso far az least as Nh J.Hsrf0n'
sutbofiy soes--ihsi he idea OF coercion was conis
ient wiS due rosPss f9T ,bem At lhsl day. snj Tia
| Ill 90 DOW,
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sir wu,U % Ihsssay Tao Ish sast, By the r., e. s.
ut.'Ah fsLAoRs, Miss ELfrApsfn s...r,. Saghs
''"" eecssssd el Of Cumberland Couny-- W S9hn
NOW biest the Sscred tie. that bind.
A, il 10 union sweet according Inind,,b
n nrenso, IN the county o Fiuyan,. ao
gay OF September by the Rev L.. M uhe 18Th
OF Gen John H. Cooke " ''''s hNNk H. Daughter
piED.on Wednesday ia.,,6s 18Th in., n, -. ,v.:s
~ nsh' o".y va Mr. BssJAniS srrr.or ,n.,.. spiuss
cnose an 10 tho Inst thirty citizen Of
,a.,s ~. ~. eop'u'cauon has known Mr. Si.,on ~, ~
years nnd believes hs honest repdI @ '"' may
va saturday, At O'Clock. A. VI Mr. Jon,so, n
w. CITY "' New fok, on the l1ib inst Mr N,tl&~
S .ir "grd 81 years. MIR Co,vsr native Of Sso.N
s, ""mSs.l'nd eosoy Pspnsy Sena but
nns aoou ty md has irstiy een,,.t W
k,na parent, and n honest irpn. 0 "'''anu'
On saturday m,rning Mr.
,s Nnna Court house,
wv oNey children, hu.,nL and
t"''",ahco 10 lament hcr uniin,oy end
disposition. n.,d. ~ Io. 49,.
o"'''u oy nny ~ was because in
goouness having received the last pncivl.s ~ w.
e care OF Miss Vie win she inbibcd the prrinlss ~ Pr
,ne cur necessity oil religion from exn.i.nt ,on
"ca' OF airs Cook proves ncontos th,
our 1Urt 90 !"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-20
THIS MONTH

HIth LE ) OFF Z.
ANOTHER SPLENDID SCHEMEi!!
$50 600 $40 900 $40 0G0
NEW YORK CONSOLTDATED LOTTERY
EXTRA, Ciass--No. IL, for 1884,
Owing VIII be received in Richmond on SATURDAY.
hi 81 Of ;bis montL (SeDfembey.)
30 Nnmb~r Lottery, by TerHsty Psrmuisilon--6
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-20

EW HARDWAEE AND CUTLERY STORE-
v ut The Sign Of the Golden Broad fire, on nj ain
street second door below NJ J4qutiin +. T4yloi'.,
'nI ar ~ epPohe .ssrs. E,'s 10 & Co
The suhcr bsrs have formed sorn-c ION icr pro o.
suing the above bosioess, under Tho 6tm n JOIN or &c
Sfan''' a'a are now p ning wy hand.ore .n we.
y u '" ahn wen se'ec.d as.ori m-ui a. HARDWARE
CUTLERY s. SApDLHRr TO WEIGH ,bav ,nv,,., r.
a"enon or heir trisi. AID the au5 c generally ~
hey afe dsieTo mad sell on 81 good ri mes. hev
ra be pu' chased in 'hs civ, etb- h, ~bo sale o. re-
i"h iHOS T JOHNSON
JOHN S. SYnNER.
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SCHEME

I11tiutS UOOV OF TO DplieFe.
Tickets SIG ! Quarters 81
Halves ! Eiqhtbx
To be had Of YATES e. M.INTyRE
.AfGnageTs.
orders (post PAID will BE- promptly attended 10
u addrsssed as above, 30 Ebmcud, Va a. Charles,ou
South Carolin,.
July I5 Jo,6
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+. MICKLE,.
First below :! g door OF tho E,sle Hvei
W U ders Fom the country, enelss,pS cen r,
Prz' 'ieket' VII b. promptly ptiendea to Adore IN
Sep l8-3i-96 F.. NICKLE Richmond. pa
EDUCATION Thn subscriber will Temovg bI4
u n school On the "a OF J,nusrY n+xt 10 III korv
WEEK S;boolt 0use in e. Ivy . si.uaiios ~ any In
The lower country, about 10 miles above williamsburg
The course Of instruction viii embrace the English
Latin and Greek languages Eucid's Elements Geo.
grdPby, History, and Arithmetic accompanied with
other minor branches. Particular attention shall be-
paid TO the ais and habits OF the youth entrusted 10
his care. For further information reference NAV be
bad TO DR.. NJ = Warren, with whom the subscriber has
lVed and taught a school for three years and 10 d.
brown Robert Saunders, jr. Washington Cowles, and
" M kusk, who Tor tie last two years have examined
me progress OF his scholars and he mode of instruction
me subscriber takes this opportunity OF rendering his
grateful Acknowledgements for The patronage with which
the public has highly favored him, and homes b,, con-
iinued application end unremDg enop Ia giye on
tire satisfaction. Board can he had al MIR Iindsov.
about hall mile from the schoolhouse for ESQ nSr
session Of ten months, where the pupis will b uner
bis personal care. public examination will 10 held
preceding The vacation, which will lake place dur ioe Tho
months OF august and September forms S25 for
Lawn, creek and Maheu ,aics and S2D for aIl other
Ofanchoa--payable at The end Of the wear An comni-
cations addressed 10 the subscriber must be directed
% " Williamsburg e. w TRUEHEART
~ Books and stationery furnished a. cost.
sept I6. a1-v4v
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-20

~ "e "o'e'"o, o. me C,mn,ontceiiM Of Yrgintn
PROCLAMATION.
AVHEREAS ~ Save NAT, obsrvis. c,,,s,
w NAT TURNER, The ton;iivsr snB leader n,
,hetae iasncree, on Ia Southampton Il ,,I son. a,
.at'; h-tetort. I, Jp F vi. Go o aor of TIE Com
nonwSa'h oil Vtgni,, have tAou2h, prcpsr ard i,
mercy ctr a'ewsrd OF E Va Huudfed Doisr. 10 an
'per,o"; or persons, Who will appfshend snd corvsv
70 ~" a OF sauhs rhp'on County. the aid says AT.
80 NO cover require all ehser'. civil mills a.
ry aud exhosi iha coed p.ople OF tie 20
e'e oe' p's' ehdeavors, 10 sause the said fugitive 10
o. spp'eh~rd7d q nj he may bs terh with 40 She law
Gv und'r my hscd a, Governor and u,der
lSeail he lesser soal 81 ihs Common wealth 81
Hshmond this ~ u dsy - S.r, 1891
JOHN FLOYD.
NAT lie between so and So years Old & ,e.t a =. @
me e. hlSh, weighs between $50 aud I6O hs rather
Or eht u xon, but rnwa,to broad sht uldrr,
i".e hat neso, large eyes, DAD Al fss rather knock
shesn Walks or'.k ard a@ive, hair CT the cp the
head vesy Thin, no bear, &c pt On h. upper IN, and
we ip O. we ebin, fca~ en- OF his iempl.. also
QUE on M oass OF hi' neck !! g koot on oe OF tle
nes OF hi' 'eh' arn. near iae wrst pro.uceA ty a
wv" -. IV' 30 r 4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-20
NEW YORK CONSOLIDATED IOTIERY

NE" 1ONN CUNSULTDAT ED LOTTERY,
Extra CHEM. IS for 1881
HIGHEST PRIZES:
S50,hOo-S40 ,0O0-$30 000-S20 600 $40 900
Drawing will TAX; place on ,be 81 Il September ext
80 number I.otisrv-6 drawn baIot,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-20
by me Gope'nor Of The Commonwealth oI V,yg;n,-
"A PROCLAMATION s

~ adUert'se"'e"ts om,ted sha Dc oftena,S 10 :,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-19
ORIGINAL POETRY.

For the Phenir Gazette.
THE CONVERT.
She stood alone one moment, slight curl
OF soorn. or any thing ii might be, passed
In coral beauty o'er her poutng Zip,
As the gay throng went by. Twas but moment,
For the breeze that whispers thro' the lattice,
Waysth the raven lock which Just now lay
Sleeping upon her forehead's polished snow,
As she moves bravely in the glowing dance.
And homage is for her-s,ern manhood bows
Before the magic Of her qneeniy eye,
And many gaze doth follow her light step,
And many heart swells higher as that form
Of iIouri mould sweeps by the dizzy sight;
And, mid the pauses of the music, vows
Futile as sunshine an iceherg-pour
Upoa her ears-ahke unheeded all.
a. she was besu,iful-.(she knew il tool
And vain and giddy thoughts would often Gil
Her hears.-snd she WAS cold as marble.
Spring
The carnival of feeling came, and brought
Her many perfumes, and her ba'my nights,
Md winds that n ,ated By the fst't's ear,
breathing shelly music yet no change
1t sight Of all his merces, and HIS power
,,sne .,er her heart. like the Medicean Statue,
Lif.less, yet beautiful the lady WAS.
Summer is fastening on the steps OF Spring,
Kich in her sheafy Colds but where is she.
The idol OF thousand anxious hearts
The fairy that gave melody and tone
DON'T wonder-to the very notes she danoeao ~
No, in the lighted arbors Of the gay,
t,r where the though,less crowd OF Fashion wends'
No, in the giddy wh;rl of Pleasures m'ze,
CIR in the oldeu scenes ofyant.;-
Ba, at the Altar of the living God,
peho.d her now. her spirit chastened down
70 heavenly meekness. and her dark maje'NHeye
,,rocpi,,g beneath lis snowy lid-her lips
,ns, nsrted, ard as they reveal the rich
And pearly treasures hid within, trembling
In all the glowing ex,acy of prayer
And oh. how chsnged-no more the teVersh "'f'S
sbxu lure her with its evsnescent charms
For high and holy hopes are her's--and nme'
And sense, and earth, shall never bring again
Their dull dehsire joys, sseq"al TO
The biissfui hope IF an eternal life
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-19
ALEXANDRIA. ID. c.
yUEsDaY MORNING, JULY 10. 1851
TO THE PUBLIC.

In consequence of the death OF my father
have become sole publisher and Editor OF this pa
DER. The difficulties attending situation oil
this kind, are well known to me; but rely up
on the continued and increasing support OF my
friends and felow-citizens. The course Of the
paper will continue unchanged, and shall strive
BY assidious attention and unremittlns industry
to make it valuable to the community whose ~
terests, in all cases, it IS pledged 20 support
EDGAR SNJWDE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-19
TcoMMuNlcATED.l

nr Edifor-Perhaps it may not be uninterest-
;,s 70 YOUR subse ribers at distance, who take an
interest in those things which relate to the cause
,f Con on earth, to learn something OF the re-
cont :. association held, in this place, by some
If the Episcopal Clergy. Allow me, therefore,
,.ssnt "a them a short, and but imperfect
account Of If.
These meetings are very common among u'e
Clergy of the Episcopal Church. in Virginia.
N.ryiand and Pennsylvania, and perhaps other
IS the States: and blessing never has tailed 10
follow the preaching and the prayers OF those as,
ssmbled. Seeing how much God had blessed
.hor wherever they have been held, the Minis
tsrs Of that Church in this place determined 10
make an effort to get together few OF those cer-
ovuan vbose labors, at home, have been SO sue
eessfuI; hoping and praying that the same bless
al shirt would follow them in their work Oh 'ove
.hroad. and. accordingly, several were specially
invited to visit Alexandria at the time wneh '"e
theological Seminary Of Virginia should close
its session for the past year.
On Thursday last. the Rev. Drs' bedeii anu
H.nshaw, with other Of the Clergy, arrived III
town. and the exercises commenced that evening
IN St. Paups Church. Nothing OF much 'n'eres,
occurred until Saturday night-when large ana
overfowins congregation assembled at christ
church. and sermon was preached by Dr. be-
dell. from these words" What meanest '"os'
O, s,eepers Arise and call upon thy God" NO
one could have listened to this discourse wl'n0a'
more than ordinary anxiety about his future wei
fare. A solemn silence pervaded the multi
tude. and every eye appeared to be fixed upon tue
sneaker. whilst he, with the solemnity and deei-
.;on which became his high ard holy ofhce' call
"A ,non those who were yet living without hope
and without God to arise from their sleep ere II
he too late, warning them that the danger was
~, the less real, because they chose to sleep
while the tempest was raging around them: anu
ue have reason to believe that his warning mas
been needed by some.
Rnt tn. most interesting scene occurred a''er
Aha sermon. Forty-6ve persons belonging %
both congregations, presented themselves aloano
-. altar 10 the venerable Bishop Moore lot inc
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-19
CoMMUNICATED.

MIR. SyowDEN-In the Gazette Of Saturday,
saw piece taken from the New York Adver-
tser, which relates to the condition of the streets
&c of that city, and which you are pleased tosay
"will apply to this town, although our streets
are not in the sad condiuon of those Of Gotham"
Now sir, as to the streets Of Gotham, know no.
thing, whether they are straight, crooked or fill
tiny, cannot say; but this much can say, that
the streets of Alexandra, never have been clean
er Of foul matter of every description than they
are at present. for the last seven years: and that
the only circumstance that deserves any kind of
notice, is the remarkable one, that they are kept
clean at little more than half the value of doing
SO, and that the competent authority appears to
take no concern whatever, in providing suitable
compensation. ANIl-HlNI.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-19
CCoMMUNICATED.

Mr.. SNowDEN-will much oblige subscriber
by publishing the following section of the Corpo-
ration laws.
Sec. 10. find be IL further enacted, That who
ever shall, within the town. hound or chase with
dogs, any horse or COW, or chase the same By
running after them, or shall throw at them any
stone, stick or missile weapon to hurt or injure
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-19

such horse OF COW, III any manner whatsoever;
or shall wantonly. maliciously, or cruelty anu
wilfully wound, beat, or torment, any brute AMI.
NAL, shall for each offence, forfeit and pay not
less than f,Do nor more than fire dollars.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-19

l,129,O 900 barrels. 2,45S. 800 bushels.
The crop of 1880 is not yet all received. and
therefore the returns are not made up; but from
actual data, it will greatly exceed that of 1929.
CN y Mercantile.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-19

In the U. S. Gazette of Friday, We fed the
following ominous paragraph. The allusIon, we
presume, is to MIR. Insham:
eve have it, in not quite so much confidence
as to keep the fact from our readers, nor so much
of freedom as to enter into details, that before
the summer closes, an exposition NAV be looked
for from distinguished individual recently dis
missed from an important Office, and almost hunt
ed from Washington. which will go far towards
clearing the deck of the spiintcrs that now Ell
cumber it,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-19
For Gibraltar,

S& The fast sailing brig INVINCLBLE,
&x& j. V. Pratt, master. For light freight or pas
sengers apply Capt Pratt at fuckers wharf or to
10 "a A. G.. CAZENOVE & Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-19

The examination at the University Of ~ BE-
MIA, (savs the Richmond Compiler commeGsrt
on Monday last. We understand Jhat o.aeF''
William H. Brodnax, of Dinwddie, has been
appointed Visitor, in place of Judsc Carr, who
had declined the appointment.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-19

Sometimes fair truth in fiction we dsguise
Sometimes present her naked to mems eyes
SPEcTAroR
The father of ReturnJ. MeIgs was born at Mid
dletown, in Connecticut. For some time prior
to his settlement in life, he addressed fair qua
keress at MiddIefeld, some few miles from his
fathers residence, and found much difficulty IN
obtaining her hand. She repeatedly answered
his protestations of fidelity ant attachment with
may Jonathan, l respect thee much, but cannot
marry thee, for better is a dinner of herbs and
contcntment, than a stalled OK. and contention
Herewith" Mr.. Meigs finally told Ruth, that he
was then paying his last visit as lover, and should
strive to form an alliance with another family, and
would therefore bid her farewell The kind and
heightened word, pronounced with so much SOFT
ness. fell upon her heart with healing in ITS tone,
and as he mounted his horse to ride of, the qua
keress heckoned him to stop, exclaming, ''re-
tu,n Jonafhan! return Jonathanr'-Mr. Meigs
went back, and fixed upon day for the cesebra-
ton Of their nuptials. The first fruit of their
union was a son. which the father in commence
ration Of the happiest words he had ever heard
spoken, had baptized "Return Jonathan who
rose to distinction and subsequently to the office
of Post Master-G General of the United States.
Boston Gaz.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-19

Firgi,,ia Wlem aud Fonr.-We are indebted
to friend, who keeps an accurate list OF the ar.
rivals of Wheat and Flour from Virginia, in this
city, for the following receipt Of crops from 1925
to 1929. inclusive--namely:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-19

The names of the gentlemen are Freder-
lick d. Goodwin. Mass. j, Loring Woast, do.
WIN. P. Johnson, Penn. Cyrus H. Jacobs, do.
]. S. Swift, VT. VIM. l.. Jackson, Va.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-19

Me. fancy. the Attorney General acts as s
cretary of War until Gov. Casss arrival a, t.
seat of government.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-14

= efsers5l. E1 n,s.idsas JAMES NON
ROE cfss,d ms earthly farses onfhe Aahtsrsa-
~ ofhis Csaulry's iniepsnde,he.
tie sssa,hed his last in the city OF New
York on Monday la,i, ~ bali pa@t thr'a =
-iarl NJ hand a,i traii having been =isibl
.,oe him from eleven O'Clock the pTete,iis 8
oieh,. lis hed-sit,&sas, during ills ions-
| boyering Uf his uelyied spirit on the conhnss
Of life aud immortality, surrounded by his
fri-nds and physicians, hose attention All
| kindness have been unremitine ddrGg bit
illness. His death vas easy, though 40 lingSr-
| ine. and 10 the last moment he retained his
senses.
The circumstance OF the death Of this veneer.
| .,ed patriot add statesman on the alona An
niversary ia noi as extraordinary "a the c0in'
i cidencr cfIhe preceding Deaths OF two E1-Pre
| si1ents on the same das but we thInk ~ II had
not been preceded by thai most extraordinary
occurrence Of events II would hags been consl.
dered something beyond the common course
o ( nature that, out Of five living EN-Pr sidents
/ Of the Uni ed 5taeis three should have ezpir-
ed on thu anniversary Otthe Declaration OF that
/ Independence which two of them, by 1h~Ir
civil courage aud wise eonuses, and the third
! by his galaniry IN the field, assisted III achIes-
log.
! We do not know what influence these occur.
renee, may have on the minds of Others. bat
10 us they seem 10 Hdd sanctliy TO The day OF
Independence, aud confirmation 10 the prlnci-
! pies approved bs the celebra ION. II is hardly
possibly bal The anniversary can ever again
arrive ithout our assoclaiing nh u grateful
aud affecting racoiecions Of The personal
worth and public services OF The patriots Ad.
ana, Jefferson, ami Monroe.
Col. Monroe was, we believe, 10 his 73a
year. His has heen an evenitui aud busy lite,
almost entirely employed in public service In
the field whilst mere ,outh he shed his l.. cod
for his country aud, with less yea ous
,ieyotIon TO ia Interests his best talents hhps
ever since been exerted Ia promote them in The
important stations OF Member OF Cungiess
Minister succes5iVely to France, SPAN. aud
Great Britain, Tor seven years Secretary OF
Sste, Secretary of War, (during the ~ ing
SIX months precedif & the iasl peace )anh lastly,
for eight years. M President OF the United
States. In all these stations he Sustained the
reputation o. purity and upris htness, aud ma in
famed his countrv's rights with Gtmness Dig
nifty, and ablIit. and he had the honor To
retire from pub lite, after tidy years speat
IN the public service, pouTcr than lie enfe, ea
II. The evening Of ms ire has been cliequef-
ed with worldly troubles but we have the sa-
iisfacton IL know TINT It's sdn-sei WAS serene
aud cioudless. Nat. Int.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-14
HE EXECUTION

The two pirates Collnet aud raae,,
executed 5estegJap morning al halfnas,C
tine jst wharf, pursuant 10 The scnlencs ~ a.. -"
u. 5. cIrcni, Court. The prisoner. ,,,,,.. ~
themselves with he coning foruiui. aud .aaa
accompanied 10 ,ite scafoid by tie clerov,,'',
Of 'brsf Respective feligions. They died Nm
Out Struggle II Ia appearance wlthom ma,
4 gasi conconfse ol people assembled on H..
neishhorn'g "harves aud in boats opposite N.
pibce 81 eRtciii'on. We are sorry 10 observe
howesrf that numhfr OF females were ana.'
the cfoSd, contrary 10 every feeling Of deea'
cy and rFapfieiy. Ater the bodies had ho"a
the usual time they were removed to the l,1
yard; whs'e under The direction of DR.. Web.
sier and ~ presence oil a great number of ,ci.
en'ihc gentlemen, the power of ihe Galyan,c
Battery was applied aud with grea, success
BOst Pat.