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' """" ...... RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Tl rsnu
AUGUST 1, 1826.
-- - VOL. XXUI...NO 24.
JOT rbr ENQUIRER is publishes! twice a w-ek generally
and three lioit s a week during the union of Hie Stale Ic.dL
tur*.—Price, th? saute as hei cloture, hive L'oll.irs per annum,
pat-able in advance. Notes <>f chute:. I, specie-paving links
only) will be received sn payment. flic Editors will 'guaran
tee the safety of remitting them by mail ; the [ e.lagc ol all let
t-.rs being paid, by the writer*.
XT No paper will be discontinued (hut at the discretion ot
the Editor*^ until all arre/irsgea have be«ii paid up.
Or Whoever will gusrautre the payment of uine nsrit.-i
• hail have list tenth GRATIS. 1
TERMS Ob' ADVERTISING,
car One square, OK LESS—Etrsl insertion 75 cei.-.s—each
continuance, 50 cents.
*/ No advertisement inserted, until it has either been paid
;or, or assumed by seme person iu this city, ui it, euvuous.
li’htat Fans for Sate
\T tin Penitentiary or the Penitentiary Store, of supeiior
quality, which are warranted by the Super lutcudaut to
Operate -fell in all tc.-pecls.
duly 27._____ £5—tf
Notice. '
rllUE co-partnership of .Montague, Murray it Co. is tbii day
.fc. dissolved by mutual coiiveut All prisons having claim's
against the said concern are desired to pn.ent them to Wui.
Murray t E. W.Skelton, tvh.i alone are auUiui iscd to c.iliecl
the debts aud to settle the trausactious of the said coiicei n.
W. L MONTAGUE,
WM. MURRAY,
E. V/.SKELTON.
Gcnito, Powhntau county,July 17, lECtj.
Iu future the busiur.. will bugs inlu-lcd by Win. Mutray
an.IE. W. Skelton, under thu liras ul William Murt iy k cu.
July 2C. £;i—tft
FOR LOJX'DOA',
TIIE hri^j O.SG’COf), Uapt. VandorfuriL row
at Warwick, will sail in J or I weeks. i'ol
freight oC50 or 100 hhds of Tobacco,
* ' C. it A. WARWICK.
TjulySL_£2—8t»
FOR LOJYDOjY.
rj"WlE superior Ship Cowpcr, capt Urann, now at Oi!v Point,.
L iu itadiues* to receive cargo,and will be dispatched by
the middle of August. Apply to JOSEPH MARX 4c SON.'
July 11._l“-tf
jYotice to Travellers to the Springs.
Tl'iilr- politic a. e informed that a Stage leave* Siauntou every
X Tuesday at ft A. M. for the VVann, Hot ami White Sulphur
Springs, ami from thence to Lewisburg and SUunlun.
JOHN WISE, pioprietor.
r S. Stage Coaches leave Kichuiond on Sunday, Tuesday
and Friday, and arrive ut Staunton second dav—Fare 10 dol
lars through.
July 21. ' 2/-it
MARSHAL’S SALE.
UNDER a decree of the Hupei ior Court of Chancery for
the Richmond District, prunuuined on the Jltli d-.y of
June 1826,in the rase of Uulopagainst Gilisou, I shall on S i
turdaythe l?th Jay of August, 1820, proceed to sell it puhlic
aurtiou to the highest bidder, the following property I.. lom in •
to the citate of John Mattel, dec.; to wit, - the du elling house
mill two acres ol land utlm heel ihtreto, and mi arre of f.i.J «e
pataled therefrom hy a sli< ei. all on Hiiockm Hill, and just witli
oiit the limits of tlie rily ol iiu.li011.115,' subject to any lease
thereof made by James W. Winlree. Also, ‘‘ten aeres'of land
ill Henrico county. OO the Richmond Turnpike,” of which .1
survey null he m-!u hefoie tile day of jal<-. The above ten
r.crrs of land will be sold, at tilt fr'.ntdoor of the Ea lc Hotel
in the city of Richmond, about 12 o'clock, on the day above
mentioned, uud immediately (hereafter the iloti-e and Lots
Will be sold on the premise-. I erms, a c: edit of six, twelve
- JI eighteen months—Hoads with spproved security will h.
required nf (he pm chaser, and the title retained, *n additi
s ual security for the payment of the purchase money.
J. GUERRANT, m. s. c.c. r. d. or nuc of his deputies.
July 25. 1828. _22 - ids
MARSHAL’S SALE. ~ " '
UNDER a decree of the Superior court of • hancery for the
Rie.hiuoml District, pi uuounerd On the 12th day of March
1825, in the cause if Adams vr. Uulianm, I shall oil Satuidav
tiiv lath day of August 182t), proceed to sell at public auction to
the highest bidder lor ie.idy money on the iiremi.-i-s, the lot of
land in the proceedings referred to, -ituated on Church Hill in
the county of Henrico, r.onligu ms to the city of Richmond,
hounded by II. street on (be South, and the continuation of
-,;th street on (he East; it hi ing the haif'acre lot conveyed hy
Richard Adams to the said Thoma, Hohanau, Halo to com
mence at 11 o’clock.
J. G UERKANT, to.. • c. c. 1. d. or nuc of hi- deputies.
•Tu'y 2»-_‘ 21 t,j.
JO fIJV li LA in PpAC Hi \
OFFERS to the public his professional service* a- Attor
ney ai Law. He will practise in (he counties of Gloucrs
, ter. Middlesex and Yoik, and in the superior court of i-ii.uice
ryfor the Williamsburg DisUict. His residencu is at Glou
cester courthouse.
duly 2'1. 22— It*
Public Sale of Personal Estate.
Is.L be offered lor sale, on IVidnestlay, the *J/A day nf
V? August not, oil Ilia liiiTeunt plantations of the late EJ
inmid llairitou, a very valuable stork of Imrses, oxtu, sleets,
•-OIV-, sheep and hogs; plantation utensils, of rtriv description;
household and kitcln n fuiniturr; carriage and hmse-j gig ami
bone: carryall, with many other articles.
The sale will commence at (he plantation called the *• Upper
Quarter,” and continue li oiu day to day until the whole o: ’to
above property 11 told Horn!,, wdhapp oved senility,pat able
**, e expiration of six mouths, with interest limn the day of
n'ci be requiredn{ the puiclnnsrij hut wime punctual
jMVrnent 19 made, (lie interru will be deducted.
All per««t:u having claim* again«t the decedent, arc rrqiif >t
••J tohnug then* forvaiit | authenticated; and th> '«*
indebted,are t -unc* ly rcijUMlcti to route loivvard and di>
ebargu (tie iioie, or clo.*e tlieii iccounti by bond- t* the ntwa
tion of (lie will not admit ot farther indulgence, and the
undersigned ii detei mined to close. h»« ctrcutur«niii j «oon a«
practicable* NATHANIEL HARRISON,
i xecutor of E-hnund Harrison, dec'd,
J'l]y ?**•__ id*
IliUti 1 SALK.
0 N pursuance of (lie provisions of » deed of trust hearing
A d tte the .1th ilsy ot Aiiftui I*JO, Iron* John Wrin to mu
the MiMicnbcr as Iruifr*, which dcfti is del* recorded in O
^'inge county,and to effort the purposes of siid deed 1 shall,..n
t. e 30th day ol August next, it fair, il not the next fair day,
Sundays excepted, «t 13o’clock M. on the land tioi. inaftei
dCtcribod,proceed to stIJut public auction to the- highest bidder
for cuth, or on s » h credit the pat ties concerned ui.iy agree
upon at the time of ulc, the following property, to wit: a ccr
tatn piece cr parcel of land silu<«f*d‘in ttie roiinty of Orange,
adjoining the Juudioi John Kei-ter, ICdward 1’arr.ey, LuciiV.i
« tyirnati and Airnu Fray, containing ij5icr«, mm* «»r !••.*«,
tuingthe fine laud convoyed by deed from Augustine Sami
tora to .f.ihu Wren, with all the buiMiiigjthereon. Also, one
negro man slave named Yinctul,about 20 year* old. AI«o one
negro woman mroed Lucy,about 'll year< old, and her two
children, one about 3yeai« old nun-d (iibioo, and the other
about one year old named Harry. Also, one pat»nt Still, con
*cnt.<i about 131 gillon.*, and one other still contents about 255
gallons, and one oth^r still contents about 125 billon*. The
description it taken Iromthe said deed. The sole
v. j|| he conducted by rnyself, or some authorised agent.
. . JOS I AH U. AlllioTT, ti uefes.
Richmond,.July 15, ir.?6. 19—td*
'1’rust Sale of Negroes.
I>Y virtue of i deed of trim executed by J ante* Robertson,
* * jr. on the 11 b June, 1821, and admitted to record in A
melia clerk’* office on 2*id August in the *ame year, for fli*
purputa of «-curmg the payment of .1 debt due the htr eon
rern of William Friend & co., (shall proceed to <rli lor ca*h
•t Ameliacoorthou**,on the fourth r»i»ir*«d*y in ibis month, it
being courtday, all the negrof* conveyed rn said deed, je
niMiniMg umold *it a former Rile made i»i February 1324. Such
title a« <• vetted in ilc ar trustee 1 shall convey,
July 14, mo. J3-tdi J. T. LMOH trusl.c.
BY virtucof.ffp.il oftrint executed tome on the 13th His
of September, Iri2l„by Robert hcutt,to secure the i.ts
went ot a .Ithi due l« David G. Williams, and „t thei.uum
7 William*, I sn.ill proceed to sell to the highest bidder
lor eaih, xt f.unenh.tit; cuurthou.c on the I Ith Hay *.f Au.im
'• h»'»K court .lay, two tracts of I.rut conveyed to iue
Heed, or so um<-h thereof as shall he necessary tu fulfil the
purposes ofthe said trust, lying n, the county of Lunenburg,
..1?*te<,,,,*",'0S3,:l*ere,*rt tract <>n ivhirh the
nhl R .hert Bolt rcjiHes ; the (her adjoining the .hove tta.i,
lutH called Barnes’s ulH tract, cootsi.ing :R>» acies. 1 nr Inr
ther dcscuptijn of th*-sc tracts of l:,n,I, referenr. tJ hi«l to Ih.
HeeH os trust recorded in the clerk’s office of the county of
Lunenburg. On the phrit iti .n containing 313 .ere. there is. in
excellent itvo story derailing house and every ticre<nry out.
nouse. The free I *,f K> ..res is good tobacco, cotton, wheat
ami corn hnd. It contain, a hrge body of wood hind .nj
Nottoway low (rfotfnds. HENRY N. Vv ATiy NS, trustee.
. Tu»y f *•_ 13—wt'.
nrj.VAlVAY
linOM J. Wic!t!sam’s pl.ntation, Meldle Qmrf.r, Henrico
X comity, a Aegis boy Arf’K,abolt| 17 year. old. lie I,.,
rslher a round face, and rerulir feature., f, sprightly and sn
■'tigent. ila went off about three snottths .go, and st is sup
has probsbly gone s»wuH* Lynchburg.
Also, a negro hoy Antliovsy, about in >ejr, old; his dm
Mextoil some, hit lighter linn is soul with negroes. He *« I
M<|| three or foot weeks .to going up James Itiwr in a bit j
• au maimed by two white in* n.uda negro, believed to h*' go.
log beyond the nine Hi.lget Any person who will deliver ri
onr of the ahovementioned slave» to 1,1,„ l|. Jennings, lb. I
' *< Middle Qu itter oil J une. Rive, opposite Kinney*.
Ml IVs.shtllbe bandruaiel;'7 I
Ju’yM. •' jrfe.jj |
»V nl,nf//OOi'VoZ'A.'.v"!3^ i* ‘i'T ul Fiuu
.a Ua™ i °^6*1 Tim's
Juur IJ. r iilOb. MfcLaoA, X'.A.P.
- ---- til—i,'
ciToiFVf 1^hj L>oUurs H<.wurd.
S r.?cco if:r0i“ ’,cri‘,ef o,‘iUr im“ «»r.i Mo
hn ; three ..He, ., tl.irt'y fi“ u.'f"5 T* 1,1 ■““* f,,r'y «i"‘
ontl.e Haul. of Viren Al t, , «'e dollar note
*ou, drawn favjb of mej,u,?32? ,‘U "‘
tn.'uid, ahJ uncoil i> \,. f Uj uoil<, oh ilf*
n.id Sunt): ,or !;ve d.'Yu m 1 ‘ ^ "iu‘ ' l,,J olK' ““
sat tsa %
--‘{-Y—1!1_ * *~tf_KP A Alii) BAXTKIt.
Clerk's Office of the Dirt rid Cowl of the U. S.
1 Ol^me a-a,.e.« Pi.tr,U ol Vl,Itictlluouil, July UU,,
he^hy given, that all laud, v.kich have been
il.eU. J. 1 < a ,a*«. IIutler the acl, of Uoneu ,, of
* jJl „ 4 ‘ ■u‘u;,‘> tlHO.widitb of A1 licit, l;i , |,,i' i .in,
aud collecting a diicil la . w,thin Ole Unit, d Siat!». mil wuicl*
rela bveu purchased on lx iiall'ui u.e United Slate,, ,llay f,e
ftt t2‘,U Ollice, at a.iy lime within iuo froufaud
jw .^raxc'irt.T'w
nutIv*i,M.U|"*"T 11 ll‘W»d »Kih collection d.ir.el, are
mit ytl Made: redemption thtielbre, carniot v.t be uirctc. ,d
ir^ho-lt,.u!et‘i‘:Ul=lr,C' 1 Lul lll*> will he made
July i f. Ui> rleik.
HEWAiTD"
it'."., ’ (| <,u* *ne .uuacrilieta on ihi 2nd of Juuela.t,
real ^ "1;"1 11l‘d-i//i«. He 1,ayoiiu, mall, about ..
f,M ,orU-"a'y>‘- v, very bla.k cu.nflev.au, ,teo;,. a little
ibuuldei.,, aud ha, some nupmjiaieul m hi, «.m t clt. (ie
• ttdtohe “‘V* V'"' *“le ,he '’«**» Jauutty lad, and na
aui^,,,e ,a„ed ,u Pmwid.He ; be In,, „„ doubt obtained a
■ ‘,-7 ! ... ■ lb, U.S. irtll Vy „ , ..
Pin Mion to M*''W‘vu •*““*l"' aP. »i‘Kn„o,i, on aj
S V.’"J' Ym' f “"*•••>. :‘i T> all lie’s, ivt.j ..
Julv .l b J' DU-SN .1 ilLitFOt’l'.
-:—*■ f-- -1"‘ —u
stUliCK.
' jallE subscriber it duly authoried to |,-„c f„r , term of
J- yeaiMlu- lave,,, m„| Farm at Km5 W.ii.am Cuaill. ,u,e.
‘‘V 'JP!??" le,“> V4l0a',k- " - llul,llc' » U.d, au» uie.il,
, L.1 i,'’1 "*> qu*l,«vd to conduct the Imsini-,,
• a l Utilic Uousr It II s.tuuled Q| -on the man. iou.1 from
.ic,i,ii.jud to Hie ta-luin part ol the State, and di-t at f.oar
fimomi ;ioout J7 tntio. Various iimirovcuumt* have bn-u
■ .'le upon the hou.es, nod others me pio„it.s,in. -and tlic
lopuetor i> desiroujui placing tin, property in tin possession
. « man re -II ouallhed t r the station ut i'avci n-kceprr. It
not privately deposed of, it is customary to pul it- up at duidic
a.icliunou the hr,l day ,.| King iV.ll.aru Uomily (Jou.t, in the
tutu 1.1 aloud is- in August, win, li course will br pursued iu the
absence ut a private eoulract.
Junek'~. IJ-tf HEilDEKT A. CLAIUORNR
~ J\ OTIC 12.
I S conformity with an otdej ol the Richmond Hu,tin*.
«. Louit, made June t ), IK-JS, 1 shall ou the ti.l day ol
August Uext,ru flout of ti.ebe.1 laveru, iu Saul c,t-, at Ulr
l.oui ol 11 O elos k, a. proceed to sell to the luck.',I bidder
O .,OU<;U“3r‘* M"’1Ud" named “ Susan, the properly ut
Di.b^uei, commuted to the j.iii of this ciiy tua i uiianay.’*
July 4,182J. W I>- WUC
LA W 8VtWOL. *
| ,U£HK ttrL‘ no ^ciui-rr delivered m this institution, at
J- A <-t<i Aam, but lli i,e with which tile tc<s.un commences,
audwithwhicr.it euils : bnnottiei Wards, tin whole s our„, is
a lecture, upon tnc practice ol the iaw, vvlurh is conducted m
the must conecl manner upon authoi iti. There is u.diiiii- |r|t
IiuattrOiled tu : and the student acts 'loi himself, i. ,i,n. ,.
olteii (old, that, t; U a lawyer, hr rnu-l read, and i«l, on
the liooki I n lii:i,-ell ; ami upon w hu h he is examined rvi •: y
BaturUay ; aud cveiy Buturday too, lie exercises Ininsell in
court i the records ol which an as i.v.illy kepi, a, any m (his
country ; and every part <->.plai,„ ,1 iiotn the m-i pn...... t, ih<
couc.u,ion ul the ju.i.inent, a,, well as e.erv > „ . i<-, ol i >.e
cuiiuii which lultuws altern.,1 d, : ,u tiiat tlie student has li, e
day, in the wreck to lead without iutenupti ii. fiassistauce
like this heot any serviceto the student ath.iv, he may i. cnie
it, at Aicl/mm, wlierie, tbtl c i.Uo ipecies ol ,;,:e Indian- in,
atteUsloii hum it. the _/u.hwife pu t of ih- bar or the student
<>i Law, who bucii a*«i i.uio- «..«n reenve it tiieie,i n in»*
remainder of tue x-tiuu, i.pou much heUet Itrw, lot the,,
than lor their trim u, VHEKU IWlOK.
J“O' ^_ tn —tf
v o a & &&& xnxXsJU,
On tin: James .User snd within 50 yds. of the
('until
|MI!S .ileal Millha, hri-uitnailt in the li-rt style witiima
J. lew Ivet ol it, lor.n r Bril*. and will ru into nptr.i
ratiou cu tilt loth iiwum. -So P i.m ua.e l..ita',p u cd to n.,V
its machinery ami nvlu,* - as go .1 possible, i » enable it ; ,
■In good wink, and at the rtimlot notice. It I- r u),u!..u--l ful
tsv t pair of -8lon< . Every effort be madi to lurn out thi
t'cxtmeal, ami to give general satisfaction. A.i lione t .in.I
skilful Millet lias been engaged. U-itueti Inuu the upper
country, who have e.. n to gumi, .v.l; liadit to th,-ii mleii -t to
call and Ii ate theirco. u, and either cxtli mg, it lor meal at th.
usual deduction at toil, or to rec-ive then uwu me. I at tin n
ittutn ontlieii way Inime. The iirlghbuis will itots -every
accommodation in n ivmg iheir c .ru gioim.l at the u-unl gr hi.
Bhopkeepers, firluries, Ac-in (ins city, will he .supplied <o
moderate .'•mu' , with meal Ac , and evety pui.-in|e tarintr Cr,
• II to them in tire ohtainiri- -i tegular eupphe. u! m- ,.i, .s‘i„,iid
the mill tome up to tbt rptculiou, ufir,e l',opiiu.r !lU
thinks he will he able :o sell .< 5g.>duieil. j
and i i.oinmodating term,, is.iny ii.inul.etmi- of the
Hr will run .1 boat Irani in* imiltulue siry l ottom id rue Lia
sm—Apply to Thomas Uitclue.
Jn-.v -i- _ lfi_tf
M7f*' h .i.tl UUAM.hAH .scTTuJL? ’
* i Hit- exercise- d tin* Wlgwrn. Urunlr r tjciiuui, will r<
.B. c numeuoe on the loth July next.—The piddle an u -
pectnilly informed that an ail.uigruirnt lias Inruinids ••l.irii
l.y piouuuiig pel in.iiieiicy to th-- priiicipii-, uu which tin- i,.-ui
I, i-.onlucte.i, may hold I rib .nliiiiiuii il iudureiiient lo yiome
gentlemen wishing to re-« ut toil.—A cOmmudn-us icsidt-ncc
lot lln principal and hi-t.imily i- now in a • ateul pri , am m.i.
and will piunably be ready f.-r tln-ii rcceptinu kv n„. g,,g '
ol the ei.-inng i.,.inn. l*y this means a .ew ad-jitioiwl iioaio
iis . anheacrouitnuflatrd .it (lie Wigwam, ami tlie l’imcipnl
; will he rnaliled 11 receive six or eight into Ins family The
rouise ul instruction will be so directed as to prepare youne
gentlelueu iiitemlmg to el s-f tin n eiluc.ili u at thn University5
specially In ll.at m-tilutiou ; while III.-e |u tviioin it may nu
t.e eouvenietit to enter coliegi wiii liud in an eMeti.ive cm, se , ,
cia real and mathematical learning, and tn II,e If-clui ■ ,-u
rhtlonr mill philosophy, w-iii.-ii snul.r .egulnly d.-hvi-ieil<|n.
iiug eachnon,» Cheap,audit is hoped u vaiuahlcsu) -tnnt.)
soi .1 coin £1 tie curcauoii.
I J00. Koehfmd will continue to give in-‘.rn*f-on, in notlhe
I inatics,aud-Mintraugewent i> likely t.i li« UIJII* will, a young
| gentleman ol uniptesii.jii ante ac.ptn tm<nl, li. . ,.stm ttieclio
j steal depsitiosM.—The Ttlncipai ul Ibis sr|i...,l iiiteiidin • to
devote hintsell (or sevetal . to Ins pr< e.u ••ecupati.m, •,7--i
I.e, oil In* part to spare no pain, in niiJi ring tne uotnlnVi ol
the IrutitulH.nconiinciisu.aie with the palionu e it ...
tied to enjoy since its lir-t <-. ti.L sliinent. t n.,,e w i-hin- |..
take advantage of the varan, i. , occurring liyihe new atr.iugr
went above noticed, an- requested to apply », .„oll
ent. rile price, ol hoaidai.d (union bring rxeeedin: !v hi .di
late, and some inconvenience bavin* resulted from lutuier m
atlenboii to I he subject—Tar ent* and Guardian* are 11 ijimted
to semi tin amount lor each session m ad.,us e; m iv.n
stance wncrr t( may nut lie convenient to send tin- uh>,lev a
b' lid is rxpci ted, bearing d nr Ir.un llie d ,y ..( , an :n... 1'
Tneeot Uuard, Washing, .ke. lor the sessi n ol five utoiitb,
do f .rTiiition
Caudle?burnt m tbs scbouMiouse xs-ill be a separate i-harTt
WJI. H. GlLEb, *
_ , , . , EAllTmV. EGAN.
Students v im nny wbh Inboard with tin, sub,cube.,,re
expected to tuid their v u i.ej* and bedding. It. KGAsV
.*» 1 *• 10 li
saCe S? lajyd.
I 4 GREEARLY lo the tell, of the late llev. Needier Robin
-*- «- »on, ( will offer lot be hr; lies! bidder on Thursday the 10th
August next, if fair, if no’, the next fiir oay, at New Kmi
courthouse,two TlaCIf of l.an t lyiiw in the low.-, end ..| w
Kent county, and intiiiediitcly <ta tm wstei, of York lti*ei
Theone tract known!,y-lhe name of Mafshflrld, r n.iain. tnnfi
acre,, on whir li there is a large and commodious Uriel, tl-mst
of two stories, and out houses, *vmenf srhiebare in ye I rep nr.
flu- >|itab(yisft he land i, stiff and is well adapted to lb, ciowtb
of wheal*- Its mntijgtiify I*, the river »:>.-ru* great facility m
procuring the nece,,.,, „ , ,flhewatei. Gysfei Hurls and bt*h
tnc Mocks arc immediately adiacent in the die.r, aiidlht door
tsilhitt oOyards of the hank ol the river.
-This laud is bound'd nuIhe West by a'reek rtmning throsigh
| a fpariotM piece of Matsb coot tintne about t ij ur 7UaMe,—
I which is p ully ostDe.J by Jl,. Prior'Vaughan »?h-. is .1, <ii, „*
joining to reclaim if. Nature has thiown up ,m .mormons
mound of .and, leaving only a pa.iaj c of ten (- -• i|..
brng and fibwing of the tide up and down the , r, ek.— The ex
pease of reclaim fngllil* marsh cannot exceedlhn v d'.llnis a
ihe only work necessary, will he the fume of a il, „. Pai. in this
furrow .
l'he other ti.iel commonly call'd Pom! Marsh,but wasrhanc
ed loWaltlethorpe.emrtsm. 4<iQ seres, | join, |»! -Id *m
the bmth'1,(. There aee n.. improvement* on this tract, ex
cept Ihe frame ol an old dwelling house, which m y l,« easily
repaired *o he eotnforlable. The peculiar advantages of ihto
trad consist rrs its fav irahle adaptation i -be , | Cattle
having a very t xlenstve Marsh attached loti. I shall sell both
(ran. on a ere,III ,.f.,ne,lwo and (hr-e s eats, renmnn- of the
purr baser* Is*.ud svtih *<ruriiy aotl a deed of fiualon the land
sure Ihe payment. tVM. KOltINSON, Admr.
*W 2*b fk Ms
COM.V/SXIOjY nUXfjYKXSi..
rj'lll; subscriber having removed to Richmond, lend*rs hr
1. service* to lit. friend*, sc.pmintsheev, and the public ge„
erallv, as a enasmission uiurckiiit. lie occupte* an <o»i.. |„r
• h« jsrc- ••*!( >ejj «|ie I’ida. AV.V MOON
."7, 15e:f
i. , AVI, . hall .y MOORE,
'"---i’. - very general
Vp‘Vr ul st-pi* -ud fJU,7
torr.,,,„1K|lligIe!luunci’. T, *"^ M,e *'
Uieir IrieuJ, and t|„. 7A , .. TilrJ mvite the attention of
‘»**«y,qiJ,tr .uJ rU Ihe.r assortment, whirl,, fo.
me ml’ ’ Sy auJ , h*-!•««*, they cm couidruliy
July *1.
------ lti—lOt
KG. HtLLlAM JVEALE $- CO.
{'j !‘U VA 1 "V'f*.-"'J «m public that thei,
-ud Philadelphia V.i-v er!,’, ^ a'"v-l‘<■“>-N *mk
mo.levels Jriiet f^ Me"'ur -ud c.mpLie, cuiupt ixing at
i-sieve'v arucli; of substantial fancy r 5
nr v 2 ~r-lA
..utacm-r^;:^ i7“, u>li«.nU,U.iB .ml otliet mx
mg with theli iiL^ i "17! **u";i,la”'* al l*"eeac»rir»poiul
-j?.'m.r1'1« »*■*»-. i
allay 2i».
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»Tf>Tn^i.^id,<: fiospitul, I i'itliamsburu. j
i \ 4 * U u,i*kv given that all t.'.r c*il» m (ht« institution i
X 7, “'*• “‘Cuj'iid, aud that „u mo,.- patient, will be received
until i-jua of me said cell, are vacant-, due uuticeof which will i
Ol Cite", lly Old-I .,f IheCourtof Uucctoir.
?> _ ’ LKO HKNLEY.e. c.al.
AUGUST A SPRINOfcJ.
i JUS KdahlUiiurut will be open ou the 1st of Juue, iindei
* the dueclionof Ah . John U. IVright. an experienced ma
. ,'*~7* r, •>''7 *■■'“>• 7»":t Will be made to give geucral sallsfac
11 1 a n.U l" ,he '-“l«*‘ba.e u! the North
Mountain, Id mile* N VV . from blauntou aud iiO mile, S. VV.
t, om list,„oi,l u g, and near the ,d leading through earl,
pl y -l„ he Warm, Hot, Sweet, aud White Sulphur Spring-.
‘IfClimiri, be,, vtd to be the most healthy, and iu.uin
'..e. the most d .Ilal.le lu thetlate.and the impiorenienli st
em. to none in point ul comfort, and,utile,cut lor lire accorn
uiodaliuu ot ivy boarders.
Hu v. itvrs co taiu a quantity of sulphuretted hydiogen ear,
| with ...uiecarhomc acid gas, and ate sufficiently puigativc—
I heir eitei-t upon the kidney., sit,,, aud stomach is almost im
,uediM-.anU..poi,aU,hes«creiary organs most powerful. In
' ‘ 1 ' *"* "* M4Ve*i wacit* it ha* beeu tried it ins* moved lUelf
, neciiiiai I v J loos, aud m cutaneous, dupi-pti,-, hepatic and
I bilious all. ft,.,ns experience lit, lully te.ted its superior ell, cacy
; Unod mm.c anrt a good pack ol houuds ml, be provided. '
i .ie s from Hit lioionJ, fc'iedencktourc <tiul Wiucl.e?
ter, at live at btauutu three timet a .stilt, hum whence pa*.
; ’t"Sel-V * *'•*<■» im Spring* in thr* v bout,.
A.-Uie pi«eoi»yel iu lUinlmiry, compared with thr old Wl
termg r.tacej m V irginu, re*pcctiul leference i, made, t-j th« |
•evr i .l sent., men, under named, all of whom b rve had »ou,e
opportunity of becoming acquainted wtllr it, merit, and any
claim i. may have to public patronage.
_ ERASMUS STRIPLING.
Jim «. K—i.tA I
lion. James Barbour, Washing,on; O.L. Stevenson ic Win
tlcrnaid, E-q.s., bicdericksbiug; Hon John Coaltet aud
I t .lapuiaQ Johnson, Esq. Kichm nid ; Ur. It l>. Wallri and
Jtoln rt bam.,lt rs. K ,, William.burc; M., Ih.-w ClulT, Norfolk,
j tlunry- K-sbeiUuii, E .,. Uaiupton ; Col. M Montague, Powha
I R.James, Carter.ville i Ur. Ludlow, and Payne W’a
ling, Ksq E-,ex; rlon. P. P.U.rrlmur an 1 Walter Key,Orangt-,
■I oil,■ Kelly ami !■, » Uyer, Es.,iCharlottesville.
S20 REWARD.
^TOLn.V from II" subscribe!’* stable last n:cht. a II ,r«e.
fc>.sddl. ,M,,tingal and Bridle. lie i, ,, large light hsv. 8
in J veins o d, in vers line order; uu partirulai mark recollected,
bu believe J to have one white hmd foot; a long aud ratlin
h. dhivv bark ; short tail, which he carries badly, aud the I. .1.
J.'bfo Iroui the lop : I.,- Iioofi. are unusually Hat andshoiLand
lioin having bcou long shod aie iii I,ad cider, lie tu ts and
i. aee«|pretty well, but steps rather short and veiy wide with his
I lu above reward will he j aidfarthc recovery -if ihe Horse.
..... JAMES CASixIE.
Alan abetter. June !). M—tl
Clover Eurenl for little.
,jV virtue of the hut tvili aiul testament of John I. iiira«tei
dec., i siiall prsicted to sell on (he pienw e., that well
known stand a» H l'<ivern, lying in the upper eud of Cumber
I sml s'OH 111,, containing about Soil sci es, oh the main Western
j 10 ad, to the highest bidder, on Hiursd iv the 24th day ol An
; vusl next, rerins: one third ol the puichasc money to ne pans,
i An -Jib sl.sy >1 December next, it winch time possession wn! i
. lie given; the b.slaneo in two espial annual payments, with ..
j ihciiof iinil upon tot- property to secure the pinrha-e mum ■ .
i /V lurlh- r description of tnc pi iprrly is deeumtl uiiueces-aty
! -I *s well known. NAT: I.ANCAS TKR, Er.V
| June 23._1J —tds_of John Lancaster,dec. j
l.YTEliExTLVG TO. dCa.YTEUS.
* J silt. I i<- Patent Tki rahinpr Mar/, me. .The sub rriiier
J- having very ■•■erilly mail a great linproveiueiil on the ■ •
hove machine, wish* to cull their attsnlioii particular Iv to tin
I stf iie.provenuiil tie has made on the I’oi table Threshtn-Ala
chine. Jo the nupioveunnit outlie above machine he dtsiien
'«» ftitiir ly with the huge hell; in lieu of it these is substituted
' 1 rieg -..lie! land pinion, to optt .tc the threshing powt: ; both
it Hinl the ops rative power are < .nucctcj together, occupy in:
j less I nut 'hill them i his origin’.! plan. The<e improvement*'
■ . onii.m -.! unuiouie others lie tin, maje, he tlitteri bin.. Ifth d" j
. they a: e tnpei tor to any thing ot the kind either in Europe oi 1
I .'.U l rica, !m i J'-rutieii, cheapness and duiahifity. Tins uia-!
chini extremely limplein its structure, nearly all its part* I
| -t« ' i ton, p-ile t!y portable, rau he adjusted fmin one iarin {
j to anolher, ami put hi ops ration in one hour after it arrive* at ,
the p!.. It |. ; , i., used by the pi mtation hands : n me of it, j
, pan. nn d. ranged by removing. There t an he attached to the *
I op, rativi | IW.I ol the machine two Ivottnu Gins of 50 saw. i
i * veil, without any ajililiouri expellee, alter the gins are fui- I
j »ti bed.
, Tenons sv.sl.ing to get rmchinrs forgetting out their next !
-rop, witl pi. a-e to leave their oi dll. a- en.Jy as possible, j
i fur price ol Hi- in i" ovi-d mnchinc A .gt'Joj, at tlir I ictoi v . He !
inainifietiii.. < lotion (.'in. on t|ie mot approved U'-uiliern
I |>la:is, vvi.u .in.-o- and u-.ubie hrta.ts. -*Ao,seii-fet-diugbtiaw !
i Cutters, 4,c. Arc. I.v 3 j
SA.Y1LEL COCHRAN, bead of Mayo’s Bridge. |
: I’, b- Tile subscriber sold a machine on the ui-w plan Iris: !
year,amt ... lb. utility of it lie has orders for moieVrom the I
saure ueigi.:.on: Iiood t o the approaching season. .V. C. l
l hereby r-rliry,that f o*eta «••• ..f Mr. Snmwel Cochran’,
i Improved T-ilabli Ttnesni.ig Machines, wills ivmrii I
| much pleased. 1 threshed out between H00 to one thou,and
j bu-.li* Is of wheat ol the last clop,by means of three bores mil
even hands; by juili* ions m ina.-. iiinit I am rotuijent that tin
' aid loachint vs illgct nut from 150 to A<M» bushels per *lay with J
j ea.elo h.irM « ami hand-. Is perfectly portable, can lie taken
: op iml removed, erected ami set to vsoric in 8 or 4 limns. 1
I r- nceivca siniplei andhctler machine could m i be ..meted
| fsr lln- U,I it was intended. _ GILES JtliZilL'U Jl.
| Mini' video, King Uiotge co. May lrtll.
I do certify, (hat I onn one of Mr. S trwiiel Cochran’, J’or
i table Tine,In g Machine,, winch i.Woiked with ti nr I mule-,
i i.l liotifi, oi l eight hands wilh whi* li I thie-l.ej dnnn
t Hit. ..Id*11 IIIIK t i.l tween I 500 to *\ "10 hmhi I* of wheat cl, in
lioui the ™«. avi raging hi-tittcii I ■') to -o j liu.h. a day. The
I Machine can w.lh ta,e Le removed fmin one farm to ano
| tliei.nr on itiT- relit put, of the .a'lnr talon, and netted lay (he
plantation hand. >n finir or fi*e hour*. 1 think the machine
| '"I ' liot to any inarhine I have t v« r -< eii for ecoinony, lacility
..I lli.e.tiniv, and duraliiiby. A, i itne** my hand tin* 13,h ol
; January, 1t2£». Clieittilieldcounty.
Kl»WARIi II. HOIS8EAU.
| rln, i, (a certify, that I ptucliaied of Samuel CiicIiimm, (lie
i 11,1 <» »•!' nl win itAl ichineth.it In- ron.lrnrltd in I redi
I rick-burg,and tlwt 1 hive u<ed the . ml uiarhiiic jcvtial year*
j on * large iihlf, anti have been *•» Hu, It pleated with if, lli.it
j the I niyeai ] pun hn.ed le i other* Irotn hnu, and unleird a
I |nniill In, lilt piejent year. Ifoece«ary it taiihrreuiored lo
j my part of the farm and pot in nptiation in two hour*; an.l 1
I have found tlnee hoi.r. •idliriint power to kerp it mope,alien.
: under u.y baud tin, 21,t May, I'ii. King Jv Cuteii
v/Prif*. W1LL1A.M HOVO.
| June 2. 7—if.
~A hi-1. HT! N !■:. w!eS'T.
1 ME tract of f.aiid called lliil drove, coni lining .three
I 2,500 acre . f in Ihe lower end of Amelia countv. for
ino; ly ailvriti.i i., .. ,t,|| f„r ,.,|e. It would make excellen
c .(toili plantation. It will he .old all In.ather or divided „,i.
paicel*. I he term. Will he accommodating.
Il'itwain, march 4. fto—|f IV Hf H. (Ut.Fs
Fifty Dollars Jletcard.~
I * AN I, nr r.omlhe female Ac.«.|e,„v m Na.lmlle, i„ Sep.
, llktcmber >824, a negro lellow by t„e nameof itillv. ||.
will prohi.ily attempt f. pa.. a* . I, re I, How, l have no douh,
i will have a anil w.t r .ll hnnvelf li,|iy ||0h,„„, |;,|;>
Wood., „ lie I* -f -mill .’ dure, hi* ron.rlei, „ a l,lt|e
| low,iia, a large b.i.hy head of Imr, in, f,„e, and ga,„ rillv
I ' ! •b'hdkeirhiefaromnl it. lie i. inclined In drink, i* a fi.d
f la e vl.ltoard lioii.o „ rval.f, and i, the tame fellow who,ode
j for Wad* ttoml.u., in Virginia. ,oir. year* pad
■. rc„n..Mv..t.
Twenty botlart Reward. ~~~
ITAKKN from the boat on the Can ,1, occ.p.ed hylheJame,
| J It tver C ompany . liantU, on Thureday nitld I,;,. ., Stive,
| Watch, made by lianey, London, No. a',74. It „ , ,,,prd an.<
I l",» Pwe« "f ,h« face broken off nearly a, large ,, ilu'halfof
| *’• ^k*dren pence; beginning , few „ni
tending neai ly tolhe 3 .'clock m.-rl ru la,..
iiz\,nrlt,hm1,-,nJrt,rth"*•':.„h':l;1i;
mom a, the paper ... the c*,e will A(.„ hrd ,h.
J..H i, ’ ,hr W<Uh Hl *"*• HICIIAUU IIKIV8
.... ■ ‘____ __ 21 -til
In the jail Of "the i, a n *.( Vc-..‘,. I,7,rje ~
'Zz.VJdS.'ite’Zrzvh ”, ■* s->
locfce* high, of a brow* complexion ; ha* . .r „ he. left
I.odiil and n. ai. a trn*,- appem.he h iween .0 ami , r
z;r- y w f?Tu,'-,,y t- n>e Mr. Anr«
Htoke* of UtMwiddie county,and »M c„„,,| („ Ten,.. ... I.v
i • /1) Samuel tlnm. The owner i» ie,(„e,|ed lo mm- forward
. r.-zi"jantK iviiV. ■■■ .....
! r.w*«r,WrH aooMmniojvo.no.
_ SEIiEOTIOars.
- UsLonUoa .V», MoulWy Uaguu,. fur Jw,
I HE L.UHUN TaKINET hall.
“ Th-if,e of Dubliu* commonly called
of til 'll W OCCU/’,®d b? 'Be manufacturers
.. 1 Bis pvt of the city exhibits at all
tmes a disagreeable aspect. It Is a labyrinth of
imposed of Old a id crazy houses,
• ml i» choked with nastiness of every kind Even
mem ‘u en°rU10U* i-i« active employ
ment, the senses are shocked with much odious
t.icunwancc; but when labour is suspended, as is
of en, ,l‘f , ’ a“d “1U ,nhabl,a,*b «e thrown out
sL,: °yr“’ “ :'J,eilacle of wretchedness is pre
senied iu this quarter of the Irish metropolis, of
ZlZhA r°UlJ rCqUire ?he »e'“us of Mr. Crabbe
tor the de.'meal ton ot misery to convey anv ndo
quate prciure. In the last month the manufacturing
c.ass have been without occupation or food. I passed
«°hJhr,h .“"l? flday" apo* lllro»gh the district in
• (. icy chiefly reside, and do not recollect to
have ever witnessed a more distressing scene. The
WhT* I1’37 b* baJd ‘° 1,ave 3'Mr“,u! 'viIh want.
:H- :ZaUOa and dc8I,air »“ *h«r countenances,
and "Hh their arms hanging in lisilcssness at their i
sides, hungHe^ of emaciated men stood in groups !
lTZCOtnCr- /BV g*P«i on every person oil
better class who chanced to pass them, with the !
vacant earnestness of famine; and when the equi- I
page o some pampered and vain-glorious citizen 1
rolied by, it was painful to observe in the expres- ]
sion ol their laces the dumb comparison with their '
own condition, which was passing through their
n.mds I he doors of the houses lay wide open.
1 ti’- ° “ mey were with ilie new and i
brilliant sunshine of May, afforded an insight into !
the recesses ol internal wretchedness. Their wives
and children were seen huddled together, with I
scarcely a thread oi raiment upon their decoloured 1
and emaciated limb-. Their bed* and blankets had !
been transferred to the pawn brokers; and of their I
furniture, nothing but the mere fixtures remained.
1 he ashes round the hearth seemed to be of a week’s
standing; and it was easy to perceive that the few
potaioe skins, scattered about the floor, were the
relics ol a repast of no very recent date. Silence
>a general prevailed through these receptacles of
calamity, except that now and then I heard the
wailing of a child, who called with a feeble cry for
bread. Most of these houses of affliction were de
sened by the men, who stood in frightful catheiinsa
III the public way. Hut here and there 1 observed
the wan but athletic lather of a lannly, silting in the
interior ol his hovel, with his hands locked upon
his k .e, surrounded by his children, of whose
presence he appeared lo be scarcely conscious, and
with In- wild and maned hair, his fixed and mad
dening eye, his harJ and stony lip exhihitin- a
per-omfication of despair, ami, if I may -o *?.*
looking like the the Ugolino of “ The Liberty ”’ 1
Whatever may be the faults of the Irish cbarac-j
ter, insensibility to distress is not amongst them '
Alucli substantial and practical commiseration was
exlibited among tiie higher orders for the sufferings
ol ti.e unfortunate manufacturers, and various ex
pedients wsre adopted for their relief. It was,
among other devices of benevolence, su—es
'e.l to the Marchioness of Wellesley, that a
public ball at the Rotunda would be of use, arid ac
co.dingly a “ i'abiuet Rail,” under the auspices of
th-t f.ur and newly ennobled lady, was announced.
I he notice was given in order to afford the youm
ladies in ihe country an opportunity of coinin' to
town, and thellthofMiy was fixed for ihe mewo
poliinn fete. Peiemptory orders were issued at
the Castle, that no person should appear in any
other than Irish manufacture. A great sensation
was produced by what in such a provincial town
as Dublin may be considered as an event. Crowds
of families flocked from all parts of the countiy*
and if any prudential grazier remonstrated a-ainst
the expense of a journey lo the metropolis, the*eyes
°i the young ladies Laving been duly filled with
tears, and mamma having protes'ed that Mr. O’
rlaherty might as well send the girls to a convent !
and doom them to old-maidenhood fof life, the oh'.'
carriage was ordered to the ball-door, and came
creaking into town, la ien with the rural belie-, who
were to m ike a conquest at «« The Tabiuet Rail. ”
The arrival of the important day was looked for
with impatience, and many a young heart was kept
beating under its virgin zone at the pleasurable an
ticipation. In the interval much good was accom
plished, and Terpsichore set the loom at work_
Every milliner’s shop gave notes of profuse and
pio.hgal preparation. At last the 11th of May ar
rived, and at about ten o’clock the city shook with
the roll of carriages hurrying from all quarters to
the Rotunda. Not very long ago Doctor Rrirulev,
the astronomer, took the noise of a newly estab
lished manufactory for the indications of an ap
proaching earthquake; and if he had not been re
moved since then from the contemplath s of the
stars, he would, in all likelihood, have taken the
concussion ol the Tabinot Hall-night for the earth
quake itseit. The love of dancing is not amon
my addictions, and it is the tendency of mo«i per
sons of my profession to set nj. as a kind of spu
rious Child* Harold upon occasions of this kind
hut as the object of the ball was national, an I I\Vas
solicitous to take a close survey of Lord W'ell-*
! ley and his Transatlantic bride, I resolved to ioin
1 the festive gathering, which charity and its amiable
patroness had assembled. The Doiuuda, nhere the
; ball was given, i* a very beautiful building, erected,
i 1 believe by Sir Wm. Chambers, and i* one of those
; mot}el* of pure architecture with which Lublin
| abounds. Upon entering it how.diflereut was the
, scene from that with which it was associated, and
how strong a contrast was presented between the
I gorgeous and glittering spectacle before me, and
that which 1 have endeavoured to descrilie.
] My mind still retained somo of those mournful re
flection* which the contemplation of misery had
| produced, and when I found myself surrounded
with a blaze of intense ami brilliant illumination,
and encompassed by a crowd, glittering with youth
j H0d beauty, and moving in m'jasure to exhilarating
i music, the naked and hall furnished wretches, whom
I had «een so recently, rose like pbantoms’in my
j memory, and ir.y imagination went back to the
abode of starvation, and to •« the house of woe. ”
I f did not, however, permit the*e melancholy re
flections to lay any permanent hold upon me; and
[ indeed the recollection that pleasure was made in
j this instance to minister to the relief of sorrow
: ^ould have reconciled a person of a much more
i quality of mind than I am, to a participa
[ tion in the enjoyments of so brilliant a scene.’ I
I question, whether in London itself, however it may
surpass our metropolis in wealth and grandeur,
more splendour in alliance with good taste could
readily be displayed. There was an immense as.
sendilage of young and beautiful women, dressed in
an attire which, inat-ml of impairing, tended lo set
off, tlie loveliness of Ihoir aspects, and the symme
try of their fine forms—that sweetness and inno
rency of expression which characterizes the Irish
lads, sat upon their faces— modesty, kindness and
vivacity played in their features, and grace and joy.
onsiifs* swayed the movements of limbs which
Chaunfry would not to ah a modr*|.
While f tv as looking upon this fine spectacle with
some feeling of national pride, it was announce,I
that Lord Wellington and the Marchioness were
alwut to enter the room. There was a su.lden ces
sation m the dancing, and the light airs to which
the. crowd bad f«en moving, were exchanged for
•he Royal Anthem I had uever ob-rved the
of |r,f,m* S° n*ar*3r 8,1 *° ^°r,n n very accurate notion
• in, and hi* beautiful American I bad never
i , „ “fiong curiosity about her. A l’an
I c, :nd a 1 .‘pist, turned into a Vice Queen!!
!.* Wa|a1M>rne,,liug strange in this caprice of fur
an was 4iixiou« to hee the person with
1 uhom the blind goddes* had played so fantastic a
lieak.
The Marchioness's name is Caton : She is the
widow ot Mr. Patter«on, and is thus allied in some
degree, with the iionaparie family. came to
Ireland, accompanied by her slater, with no other
object than to see the country. Having been in
troduced to the most f.ishi liable circles, she did not
at first disclose her religion, which might have been
an obstacle to the cordiality of her reception. Her
addiction to Popery was little suspected, as may
be judged from her having been selected, by Mr.
Saurin, as his political confidante. Il was at n party
at his bouse,-(so at l-a*t it isiumoured in Dublin,)
that shehrut revealed her leaning towards the Pope.
f he learned gentleman, whose spleen to tlic reli
gion of the country, considering his Huguenot des
cent and ins fall from office, ought to be forgiven,
had indulged in violent tirades against Lord Wel
lesley ; upon which the amiable widow did not
hint a comment: and when he came to an at
tack upon Popery, although some symptoms of,
uneasiness were displayed, yet for a long time
no remoustrance was made. Mr. Saurin was
not interrupted in his fieers at transubstantia
tion; he was | erinitied to indulge in some plea
santries at the expence of auricular confession;
certain interesting tacts touching the Horgiu family
were allowed to pass; but when he came to Prince
Hobenloe, and opened a battery upon Kaniher<di.
me w»*.o v couicl liolu no longer; auu, turning upon ;
Mr. Ex attorney-general, proclaimed herself* Pa
pist. I'lte dismay produced by this intimation in .y ,
be ti.ore teadily conjectured than de-cribcd. Wheth
er a slight Hush came over the calm and corrugated !
countenance of the host Ins not been stated in the !
common report of this agreeable incident; but it is
said, that the lair American volunteered her inter
position with Prince i loberdce, on behalf of her
friend, in order to procure his restoration to office,
having observed, by way of parenthesis, that no’
thing less than a mi.acle could accomplish so appa
rently improbable an event. For very long after
this convivial incident, Mrs. Patterson was”intro
dneed at court, and Lord \i ellesley was aimo-t in
stantaneously struck with admiration of charms, of
which one hundred and fifty thou-and pounds were
said to constitute a part. Her wealth was, howe
ver, grea ly exaggerated by vulgar report; and the
Marquis is, I believe, the very last man who would
be disposed to take it into a matrimonial ralcula
lion. Though Hymen is sometimes addicted to the
stuJy of arithmetic, yet Lord Wellesley would ne
ver set him his inglorious task. He offered Mrs.
Patterson his hand, and was accepted.
In a town so provincial in every thing, and more
especially in religion, the marriage of a lord lieu- !
tenant to a Homan Catholic lady excited no ordi-|
nary sensation. The Catholics conceived that
their cree l would receive a sanction from a pair
of beautiful eyes at the Castle; the priests expect
ed that she would drive instate to chapel; and
Messrs. O Gonnel and Shield did not despair that
her love of legitimate rhetoric might induce her to
go in di-guise to the gallery of the Catholic House
of Commons, The hopes of the Popish party
were not a little confirmed by the nomination ol
her private chaplain, in the person of the good-hu
moured and cheerful spirited Mr. Glynn. The
Grange faction, and especially the saints, looked
on the approaching event with a sentiment of
corresponding alarm. It was idle, they said, to
expect, on the part of Lord WeHedyy, verv
rigid adheience to the principles of the Protestant
religion. How powerful must be the influence of a
young and beautiful wife, upon a man of careless
or vacillating opinions. These apprehensions
were not a little augmented by the announcement
that the Catholic archbishop was to celebrate the
marriage. Lord Wellesley was anxious to indnW
his bride in this selection: but Lr. Magee and his
parti-ans prevailed. It was settled that die Doctor
should have precedence; and that, after he had
“ incorporated two in one,” the rival hierarch
should he introduced, by a postern gate, and ally
the inarchionessc’s religious scruples by » smr..
tnental confirmation of the nugatory formalities,
which should have been previously gone through
bv the Protestant divine. J’.y this arrangement
politics and theology were felicitously reconciled.
Dr. Magee went through the rerun ony with l,j
| usual briskness and alacrity; and so sweet and
I winning was the smile, with which the lady re
sponded the matrimonial precept—to love, honor
land obey-that the Doctor is ,0 j,ave Jm)_
i 'hat Gospel truth «d:one through her eyes.—
I Such is the fascination of beauty, even upon a
mind so highly spiritualized as the Do tor’s, that
j since his heterodox marriage, a considerable and
, even suspicious mitigation of his opinions h-,s l.ern
observed. The influence of toe Marchioness i«
matter of universal comment; ft„d .
; occasion .was remarked, that ihe Right Reverend
! r alhei in f.od h..d acted as tdieiaheo to tins -• dan
, gerous Papist, and had accompanied her to tlie
piinripal marl for the sale of baby-linen j., Uu.,jjn.
| i lice circumstances had surrounded he V r
i chioneis with much interest, and win account fur
| the curiosity I feit to sen her. I stood in no little
| suspense, when it was announced that the noble
1 c;lr w,ire ’‘Uaking their triumphant e;,rry into the
ivotusula. J'nlltAvcd by a gorgeous retinue of rich
j !y decorated attendants, the V,ceroy and his con
sort advanced towards the immense assembly who
j received then, with acclamation. She was leaning
ut.on h:s arm She seemed justly proud of so fair a
bur.hen. X he co„sciou*nes* of so noble n posses
tion had the eirect upon Jiim which the Inspiration*
of Genius were said to have produced upon a ,e!r
j liralei, actor, and he looked •• six feet J,; -!, ” com -
pact and well knit together, with great alertr -s in
hi* movements, and with no further stoop t|, rlx
ty Winders have left upon him, with a se.rchiiw vd
finely i,radiated eve, ami withcheeks which Mr.
ever fu,rowed, carry but lew traces (ll ,}ie ,
The victor of I'ippo Saib, and the ro muerer of
Captain Hock, entered the Hotunda. fan, , ,..iito
!",re ,hat xhr,r- « alight tourh of melodra
matic importance in his air and manner; and with a
Rood deni of genuine dignity, it occurred ,r.c -hat
there was something artificial and theatric^ jn hi
entrance upon a stage, j;l which eph -nerM n
jesty was to be j erfortne.l. Ii w .s -.u| hv Vol-aire
of a rea, monarch, that no n«n could so w. il „er
lorn, the part of a king. •• J.., Xfr,te (!c Jlt)1 .,V
phrase which, amounting trt a truism, |OSe* it*
force perhaps when applied to a lord In ,tenant
J^ord \\ el I-. Icy seemed to n.e to personate his
sovereign with loo elaborate a lideliiy to ,h- „r,t
and to forget lhat he was not in pern,.mem | L ■*
«mn oi tim character upon a stage who ), was under
ne direction of mirh s»,prjPj0(|9 managers, and that
he mii-t -pec,Jdy reJm.|ui-h if to some mhet acic-r
upon o.,r provincial board*. lie ia unrpi* * lonal.ly I
a man Of very gr-at ah,lilies; a speaker of -he hrst
or.ie,; a statesman with wide and philosophic
view., who dues not houn.J hi- pro^-cts by *„
artificial hori/.on. He ha. g,**, talur ,, ,
MrfyrlW' TrU °* hjV'no ' '^air Nwuh
Air. j onncll in the pacification of I.eland W. i,
these intrinsic and substantial claims to renown
if is strange that he should rely so much upon the
g-tw-g.iw of i »j lfio-is court for his honours, m l
he .n Jove *v.»h the rar— -»• - of vie ■•-re**! hon -
ourH* A fJ»rone. surmounted with a „
‘-us canopy ot gold a„d scarlet. w."“i. * , g°rg,e'
extremity of the room for hi* reception*SdVn.W®
seat ol mock regality i,e advanced with K • h”
queen, with a tneam.cd and stately “tcr^ wV*"
sumptuously a lv .next .1 «*nu*. 1 pre
: limit, „*/, ,T»; ch«W 1* . "ii*Nic,.J
scariot, anil ,vu|, hi, enao'. ,,’ ,"”std ?•> flaming
solilto Mi l,e.K "tZT o'J ZT'L'" " •
ot hi* noble master and « i/k , • ,I‘s.con**qUM«C|j
enjoined me to t h,ekf , ,n,|^"ou- *)«•» **
4«. „d :t .Is ;Lt
s-^tKsr-i^Kt;
... ..cormio, from "&.w-ta*? "".J .""fb
1 »a^wt£TWW ! “”J 0f »*«
-* me by degrees, and beautifully ha,.»
-tettoirr*
their charm when ti eV , .**’ ‘ wL,cb ‘°«®
iraji.ireit, ,,„J ,1,, bl„<,„', oV™.°‘hSt ? ° SL"‘n'“
<•*» 1 .'.a °0'f iJX i“i^T, “
once marked and <leiicat» i, he ley, taat
»•« l-V'I'T and „S,„ £“
tong, to Inali blunt!, bill is not, perhaps,the ten
agreeable from having been touched bv a warmer
Ot permanent mildness sits upon her lips,* whichl
hZ unvao Z and^xed^^r ade "P‘ Ye‘ 1 "“nt
and settled, tha’ al.hS'r uf ^ "° hed*te
to obse-ve h.r V 8" 1 UJ “evcral occasions
notmi h'-r,1Ltr co“n<«‘™cc seems for hours
stoV rn t 'tCne ,he Ieart cba«se of expres
a* b.o.mc al.owdtice ought to 1 e made for tlds
immovable serenity, which it may be proper upon
Uiink ihitCthi0n !° aS8Ume 5 bu: 1 ;,m inclined -o
think Mat Ins monotonous suavity is not the were
bTamdfl C“bMaiS affabi,l,y’ but ’>PO" a face less
beaut ilj would amount to an eternal simper. It I
ne.e ca.lrj upon lo point out among the portiad
uresof ftriitiouslife.an illustration of tbeMarl
te cZ'cZ V el:e;,1V* 1 do*'ot think that* with
urbaimv cf } / an the polish and
Jrbaimy of her uddrtsg, and the placid.lv of her
• I Tv5*1 , C0ldd a»y tnore appropriate than
the Li.gliei, lieroine of Don Juan- V
1 he Lady Adeline AmuudcviHe.”
—v-ssjff. dJ- * u«-__
1‘UHl.IC OPIKIOJT.
The papers from the east, west, north and south
are pouring upoti us, bringing with them the
1 •> - ii. <>i imon, as e.xpicsssed on the late return of
ttnntversary ot our Independence 4s f-r -i
ZxtxLJF*' t,I,erC K'S UC" 8real trnanimitv
lU ‘eadl"8 subjects toasted on tl,e day. Ou
™™ry7'J1'1 >:Uir °l„««*«-«*—tbo right, of the
I’ror-'e—Wasltmgton—Jeffersou—ap -
tar to have been the prevailing sentiments at i\
1 r> 'neetnig. In none of the set toasts if
we remember r.ght, where any considerable num
, L®tP!°P e| 'ver* a*»««»bled, has a warm appro
U, or^ remark L-a extend,,1 to ,|ie President.—
Hu otj.ee has been given with ., freezing coldness
‘‘'““"'g to the present incumbent, bn -neat urn
; Pe) n !r,,^a,,d W,U uiarlJed dl58rP£obatton of the
, : <p- -t.ven among ihe voluuteers, the toasts
i ;."ud“lo^,°'Cl,ndu«, are, “ like angels’ visits*
.ctv aiul lar between;” while Jackson, theopnost
| Uoa m .hu scnate, wtth corresponding ’ sent
, arc. profusely given, demonstrating ,lle vo: f ■ *
i n no. -o be m^nderS!
! *<r. Adams will not I e prepared ,o receive these
intimations of popular discontent. In this
: ..
! ,MrrM; «a ">« uu b, them, h,
rea-on to believe, that he was almost Vd S
! !‘,c ,be nncieni dom.nion;bur he h^*s
I be'" decmM d- 'voeful,y d«med. i 1 is populari?v
was never considerable m this state; ii i* ,.0,v leJ
I Ilian ever, and will continue to decrease till it shall
unleii, ij tits not unseen,
1 t'li'-fbi/urj Republican.
I J ha lolloping is an cx ract of a loiter from on
I r„ rirs,r'y en,,,,°HhJ *hc (*Ov eminent of «i,e
l.ul, .U:c.! “»“««»•*•‘hcUraamlStaMup C*
t< n “ Norfolk, July 12, 1&2G.
Our party returned ye,itrday afternoon trom
i H • T 'T: !o,t'" D »-* having sx™.
i cd ,l»e whole length ol the Canal, and the riv t
j Into which it runs, a short distance beyond
i “ t7rom ,he 'v* ‘"versed of .he Swamp I
ra" "''""JW ,h*< il well drserves the name ’d
i \‘,OUr" ** *rc ,a:<1v,h;,f 11 h!" be»-<. much improved
I , ",c d'"5";"* W the «-a:,a|. ;Ve lnvc
'••■I • l-rnty h-,d time for o„« or two days, in
I v',i,M of ,,ie Swamp. One day our wsJk.T*
i"" ll“': JVOll,,,S “Tough a pale of thick turtja
soup; nnot.ier, ti.e ,eetl, wers so . VI
J With dithculty ten t„ twelve axemen could make a
, a ilhcicnt pa h touBe our insirumentsj the hot
: pouring ills rays upon us, and thousands of seJIow
ill*--, that line worse than any mtwjuitOeM, potj.
contributed to render om * iteration unpleasant
an soon ns ,ve could get hack .0 our bom, we felt
r<do veil Horn our tods, foi, tlianks to tlie Directr r.
ol ti.e Company, they amply auppheu uh v/i-h
plenty of every thing.
, •* We went up the feeder into J,ake »
wind, is a beau .tul slice, of tvster, at*>m five miles
byiour-srdwliiih you recoller, ,s the.cei.cf
u:rr °, v iVii:,d?n w»*» «»•*■ w».i»a <;anoe
••1 he water is every v. here too Hwamp i„,nr^'
nMcd with die flavor of the jr.Mpcr tre - -JlThfe
tv* had lor most of then,.,. * *
^ . toe time wan nrariy of tho
«o/or of Madeira wine, and slightly |„„ef ,lkf;
ri'r,,M h“*«»I-* i«*. *»»cf., ’• t
Inhabitants attribute th« he.l.hlnmof ibelr res
fimoV'ihe S T* °f !'‘K.WBUfr- h *• extraordinary
1m n r?P ‘ " 18 h*»'"'S, while on .1,5
neighboring higher ground, or a< ,|,c ,.e(.,dc r.di u
tlie aiioie, the contrary is die case ” 5
M t he recent grand hall in Taris. for the bens
.' of the •• the vmeral.le Oatieral | *
tay* Me, "ays a letter “ was received by the con, *
P»ny a, a tatbri would lw amidst ids "hliUren.o
.Vi rj Serpent. - There is a report m town tV.
(his aquatic monster was seen off t£<*K jrfirl.
*” i3> , ,vs n°w, tretor fo,r EU wc’r
. ", ebire he boit-rcd ?fah«n* c-lik „ . i.