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Tiiefe was found on Lemoine,. nine matrac-
fes, beds, chairs, and other moveables, which
had been uied for theie brigands, blue panta-
looms belonging to Barco, sc.
Lcmoine, her daughters, and Vignereux, have
been alT,efted alto the pertumer Caron, and fe-
vcral Others, who have given afylum to the
brigands, without reporting them, according to
the law of 9 Ventoie.
This law remains in force, and mutt induce
thofe who have been the dupes or accomplices of
the brigands, to eface their crimes by mmedi-
ate information.
MIR. ID Aranjo, minifter plenipotentiary from
Portugal, at the court of Ruf1ia, has been called
from that milton to go to Liibon, and occupy
the place of minifter of rate in the department
of foreign affairs. He has been fome days at
Paris, & has had particular audience of theFirit
Conful. He departs for Liibon in few days.
M. lie Comte de Cobentzel M. lie Mar
uuis de Suchcfini the miniters of the elector
of Baden, of Wertcmburg and of Bavaria of the
Helvetian confederation, the Ligurian republic,
the Batavian republic, have exprened to the
Firtt Conful. through the minifter of foreign re-
lations, the profound Indignation their govern
ments feel at the news of the Infamous conipi-
racy agailht the government of France.-They
add that their governments are penetrated with
the Importance refulting to the tranquility of
Europe, from theie troubles being timely pre-
vented.
The elector of Baden ii1ued an order on the
18th March that all the French emigrants eta
bliihed in his territories ihould depart iii very
fhort notice.
Underthe head of Madrid, March 10, the
Monite,,r mentions that M. Frere, the Eng,iGl
minifser at that court is profoundly affected by
the news arrived from Paris. A few days pre-
vious ne advanced hngular opinion in CONVEX
fation with the Prince Of Peace. In CONVEX
fation with that Prince he fad, that af1allinati-
on and murder were juitihable in the actual
ltuation of England TO refcue the country.
The Prince of Peace replied briikly, " But fir,
fhould France adopt the fame principle, the ma
tons would fight through means of aiIaflins, in
fiead of combating with fleets and armies.-I
will not dil1emble to you that this fentiment
will be coniidered with horror by his mott Ca
tholc majety. For my own part I can only fay
that the example of all ages has proved that
crimes terminate in the dcfru6tion of thofe
who have ordained them or have become their
ipitruments."
The Moniteur in note to the above adds,
4" this faying of the Prince of peace is about to
be verified, and at the moment when England
avails itfelf fthe Count d'Artois as an agent,
one of that houfe perifhes in PREPARATION of that
crime under the fword of the law-infamous
old Bifhop of Arras, behold the refult of thy
cnuntslls ~
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am informed of The occurrences Of the
9th. conceive that tie Police will he on the
watch. Of courfe you ihould feize the mott "a j..
yourabie moment to depart. Ipray you infant
~ to prepare and have printed, ihort addiefs
TO the army Officers and ioldiers) calling .oo
them not to iuffer Moreau, their brother i,
arms, who has 70 often conducted them to vic
tory to perrin victim TO the rage and iealo,,iy-
of the Firit Coniul.
=" You can obitrve in this addrefs t,at .,,s. me
mt of MORGAN haslong offended the fpht of the
little tyrant, & that the frR conf,, has cror for
the deftruction of his rival the moment Of urfor
tunate intelligencefrom St. Domingo, to turn the
attention of the nation from difafier produced
only by his Ill conduct. You fhould not iofe 4
moment in preparing this addreli, i..d having it
circulated in all the armies with the utmoF Jill
gence.'
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CON DIR 70 NJ 6.

Vt. IRE MuSFD'f grW be neatly printed, qyeekiy,
o" a 6H1t:/beef Of Snbe,-ReraI batrr.
ID ne terms goW be Two Dollars PER Gant1n
one dolIHr 10 be pail at the yercpfioa offbe TIN
"""1er, and tie otter at tie expiration ef tx
months. 81"
3d. A5H iJ/bPp9'ed that GJJfriberJ zoiHbref,.qr
TIER baperJto- the ts'polr efbindine, q baad-
Jo"e 1itle-page and Table of Contents 7v!U
he t"rnJ|5ed (gratiS) at tie completion Of eaeb
q,oihme.
4f6. 76ePn6lic0tion cftbe nv Sc ~ 4oW eoy7-
nleHee about THE .frR ofSepfember, .Ropid n HAf-
fte7f nH0'1ber If 5a9(sribers be attained by t6as
time.
May 80.
o. SVBscRprioEs q0H b. resei4,ed q. tire OF:
Jfce of'fbe ENQUiRFR.
7be PrinterJ Of M,zgbGberJ in tbis Rots qoW
o6Aigc rs Ig bMlLi9ias our P.oeolah.
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NETWORK, May 81.

General James Wilkinfon and flute arrived
here on Saturday laft from New-Orleane IN
! the New ihip Louifana, commanded bv cart
Ingerfon. AS the ihip pafed Fort law, a hand.
fome falute was hred.-Shortly after the fl,;n
came to anchor, the Fort Jay Barge rowed by
eight men in handfome uniform, in which was
capt. Llvingiton, was dispatched to conduct
the General on ihore. He was landed at White
Hall, anidft huZZaing concourfe of DeonIe
: who had alembled to welcome him to the
city.
Mr.. Gibbs, who arrived in the brig Sufannab.
from Turks iiland, was informed by captain
rom CaPe-frdnccls, that on or about the Doth
or April, every frenchman, woman and child. to
be found in that place, had been put to death !.
during which time no Americans had vent,,r,
ed 70 open their flores, for the purpofeof do.
ing any kind of bufinefs but as the Mountain
troops marched out on the morning of his ouit-
ting the Cape 1.-THE 3Oth of ApriD directly after
1t was iuPpoted they would commence buGnefs
-Ah Kinds OF American produce extremely
high and III great demand Plumber of everv
Description to be purchafed at Tooth part is
value. NO
Jg/ep6 Ne(a'rJ, aged SO, French major of
the army of st. Domingo, poifoned himfclf vec-
terday morning at the City-Hotel, between O
and o O'Clock. He was brave and diltinonifl,-
ed officer, and had received tzceE1,e wounds
one of which was with a mufket ball THROUGH
his body: The caufe of this unhappy event
was refined delicacy of feeling, which made
him unwilling to return to France to fee his fa-
mily, which, by letters recently received by him
were plunged into the greatef diRrefs and mi
ferry.
BY the Ontario from Liverpool, we have re-
Geived London paper of the 9th ult. one day
later. II notices \ rupo,1r fb,t a. IT.
fleet, in attempting to force lis way out was at
tackled by Lord Mellon, who, early in the atli-
on, was killed but that ultimately 6 French
ihips of the line were taken. No accounts of If
had reached the Admiralty.
The Boulogne blockading Guuadron had been
again driven from its Ration by WeRerly gales,
and anchored off Dungenefs.
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AGAIN-Beqyoye of Co,,r,s,.e.;t,
Miscellaneous.
FROM A LONDON PAPER.
r T. A Y
FED. GAG.

we have already noticed the tenfibility of the
fiax found in different ilands in the Indian Seas,
and that the India Company haddireSted fome at
tention to the culture of the plant, for the ma
nufacture of cables, &c.-In fome recent expe-
riments, for afcertaning the comparative
ftrength of New Zealand fax, common hemp.
common iax, and Tome other filaments, all of
equal diameter, the refults were-New Zea-
land hax, % l1-common fax IL Sd
hemp, 10 l-S-and fiiaments of the aloe, T..
Silk was greatly ftronger than the ref, being
81. The tenfon of thefe fubfances was after.
wards afcertaned by fubjeaing them, by flow
degrees, TO an accommodating weight, until thew
broke ; the length in each cafe was five inches
2,o62 lines; and they were extended in the fol-
lowing degrees before they broke, viz. fax.
l,l279 mllimetres hemp, 90, 55s; New Zea,
land fax, 33,sS7 aloe, $685. and fiji
I1,27oo. Or the relative ten6bility NAV he
thus exprefied flax, l-2 hemp, / New
Zealand fax, l-2; and fix, 6.
1t is much to be wifhed, that the fax of New
Zealand (Pb0rminn fenas was introduced in
to this country, as our foil and climate are well
adapted to its culture---it would thrive in all
our marines, and requires but little care IF
uted IN making ropes for the navy, the advan-
tages would be very great for, independent of
numerous other considerations, it would light
en- our fhlps. The rigging ola IA gun fhio is
eliminated at 68,O0O pounds, and the fame oiIan-
tity of cord, equally frong, made of the New
Zealand faX, would not weigh 80, 900 pounds
The lefs the diameter of the ropes above tbe
line of flotation, the lefs of courfe the lee wav
andthe imaIler and lighter the ropes, the fewer
hands will be rcquihte to worl, them.
Twifting iainentS in the manufacture Of cor
dage, lmpairs their ftrength, by fubecling them
to different degrees of teniion, and in the apnli-
cation 10 muical inaruments, Injuries the inf
NETS OF the found. 1t IS under this impreiIion.
that the Chinefe ufe fix frings, in which the
threads are not twifed, but merely united bv
means of an elafic rein.
Lus"s NdtWe.-Nature, saws Bordsapx ma
per OF the 1t April, has la'ely produced at TREY
one OF those phenomena which have a title 10
TANK among her most singular devations A
sheep has dropped lamb IF most curious con.
formation 1t has two heads, living back IN
back IN the same direction very well defined. and
having four ears the two bodies separate at the
region OF the stomach lit has four fae behind two
before & two upon the back. Nature withou,
doubt has wished to realize in this monster, the
fable of the Cyclops She has given to each Of .he
heads only one eye, placed in the middle of ,be
forehead. One thing very astonishing IS that tbie
double animal was able TO survive it's birth and IN
drag tse't along for some seconds on its six Fec,
This singular creature is designed for professor
or anatomy and its structure. if !, does not eu.
large the doInain Of science vy At Teas, ssr,s 70
prove tina: Nstare still produces Lasn, the fn5s.
ssntaste.
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E*trHH Of a letter to the Seeretary offbe Mary,
from the commanding e1feer eta detachment Of
marines /ent hence TO NezU-Orlea1s, dated H6.
7,0nnab, AprH 90, 1904.
Having but s days water on board, il was
deemed expedient to put in here for an additi.
onal iupply. The governor has manifefed To-.
wards us the mott friendly difpoiitiors, and has
afforded us every accommodation in obtainino,
the requi6te iupplcs. / have great plea(ure in
informing you that the governor has lately paf-
fed decree prohibiting the French priyateers
from bringing American prizes into any of the
ports of Cuba.
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OFFICIAL,

Extract of letter from Commodore Preble to
the Secretary of the Navy, dated on board
the Contribution, Syracue Harbour, Feb. Q.
1904.
Feb. l2th.-I received about 90 Matefs
failors and pilots from the iiland of Malta, which
by permiiiion of the Governor ordered to be
thipped there. Thefe men fhall want to difri-
butte among our faiIorS in latteen boats, as they
are accutomed to them.
l9th.-A prize TO the Nautilus has this mo-
ment arrived, captured to the ealtward of Jri-
poll. She is brig from Malta under Englifh
colours bound to Tripol, loaded with hemp
md ,iparS, ready made fails, bale-goods and
building itone, and has nine Tripolines on
board.
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Q F r ] c / A L.

AS testimonial OF the PRESIDENTS high
opinion of the gallant conduct of Lieut.. DECA-
TUR, in taking and deRroying the Frigate
Philadelphia, commi1on to him as captain in
the Navy has been duly ilued, and will without
delay be tranfmitted to Commodore Preble, to
be prefented to him. TNat. Int.
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MAY 10.
MAY 10.
AMENDMENT TIC THE CONSTITUTIO

AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION.
Our accounts from Columbia, fate thlt the
legislature of this fate, has paffed law adopt
ing the Amendment to the Contribution of the
United States, propofed by Congrefs. In the
Houfe of Representatives it was carried by a
majority OF 40, the votes being 65 to o5, and in
the Senate by majority of IS, the votes being
% to 9.
Thomas Lee, efq. is elected an Allocate
Judge of this fate, in the room of the honorable
Judge Johnfon, appointed to the Supreme Court
of the United States
The Legislature adjourned on "Wednesday lsft
City Gas.7
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PHILADELPHIA, MAY %.

Letters from the Mediterranean fate, that
Lieuts. Decatur and Stuart, after having effected
the deftru6tion of the Tripoline figate had been
ordered on another xpedition.-Informatio
had been received, that the baihaw of TripoIi
was daily expecting venel with prefents from
Tome fubfdiary power, with one of his flvorite
officers on board. StriSt watch was to De kept
for her by the American fquadron.
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cor the Information of the t'.tehol-
ders o. the St.i,c.

HE yf0ilozaiHg correct ~ 9fthe pe,j5ut qoto
Il eombele the Republican Tictet sj'El.iqsyJ Ct
PRECEDENT and IIee Prr/Taent cffbe Un;lsd S,.a,eS.
isP"6ljH5ed. TIE clfFion fer tbr csoiee eff Fles-.
tors soiH be boldea IN eaeb eonN; and coyGorutiou
on fbe firrR Monday III N-apen.6er nert.
PRiLiP n. NIcRo1ns, CAai,saen.
JoEN II. FoUSEEF, Ser.
Richmond, Mag 25, 1904.
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FOR SALE,
n tract of q AMI,

IN Poz0bnf0n co0ntg, on Abpomattoy Rizer,
qobere it is naqieabis, kno7vn by the name 81
M'CanPS Quarter, containing 420 acres: IRIS
hand lies a5om four miles from t5r Court Honls,
ana IS qvsH 0dabfed to tie culture Of Tobacco,
l7fNH grain and corn. MAJ. Jobn 44rebsr, qVbo
H1e5 near tie Land, eViIbezD II to any berl5a qrsz
may qVj6f 10 bNreba6.
pH is not Joid bcfore the ~ Of Se5fe075er nest
II5dH JEH it upon that day TO TIRE b;ybed bidoer,
at WooGtoH'S Taqe7n, ned, fbc,pre,nisJ.
John -. Price.
Riebmoad, My so, 800. ,aqofa;52:aa.
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A Paris paper OF March 81, after noticing tb4
iecret correspondence afcribed to MIR. DTale.
the Brftifh miniiter at Munich; infcits a Ietfer
rated to have been written By him to bis pi1nci-
Pai agent at Pans on the 25th February, after he
had been appriied of the difcoverv of tGc cor.
fpirscy. The following is an extraa.
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REPUBLICAN, TICKET.


Richard f. Lee, of NorfoE 6arou,l.
John Goodrich, Of lie eff L-.gbt
Edward Pegram, of Ontvid.ys,
DIR. Richard Field, of.Bru1Gy;ck
Thomas Read, ofLlailotte.
Greed Taylor, ofaCx1EerLayd.
William H. Cabell, of 1,sbera.
George Penn, ot Patrick.
George Wythe, Of CITY ofR;cb1aona,.
John Taylor, Of CGroiine.
Larkin Smith, Of K;up So O,,sn
John Minor, of StojG,L7,>.S.:l,
William Ellzey, of Loatou,,.
William Dudley, Of H,atsyi,k. :
Mann Page, Of GloyeeRer.
John Taliafero, ir. of Ri1p Georo-
Richard Brent, of Prince E;1i;a,,.
Hugh Holmes, oHErder;ck.
James Daley, x = .tsRire.
James Allen, Of Sbe.iudoab.
Archibald Stuart, o. HngHqa.
James MEFarlane, of R,sfSN.
Gen. John Prcfton, of Altntyou,.,y.
William Mckinley, Of Ohio.
~ 7bs Republican Prrfe,s throughout tks
f0fe, are rsqngfed toineri tie oE9ye on. ,,o,tb.
-. 9, y. .,.
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Extra9 ETA letter from Caracas 10 merchant
IN tbiS city, Aafcd NbrH12.

" i Take the liberty to folcit your attention
to the following. What is the price of Barinas
tobacco, or that kind known by the name of
Caniiter. think adventures might be induced
to purchafe the article, when they are informed
that no tobacco has been iljpped to Europe
iince the prefent war; and farther, that lat
year scrop IS nearly out, by an executive drought.
That kind oftobacco, called Curafsca.
in this province, and generally devoted TO fbc
ufe of its inhabitants, has fiffered 70 much On
that account, that government has thought pro-
per to contract for fupply of Virginia tobacco.
and veiels have been dispatched for l6.oo9
quntail Of that article" PbiLa4. Es.. boG.
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Domestic Intelligence.
C|C@%C
CHARLESTON, May 10.

FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS AT COLUMBIA.
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fAoM ooF DEN COLUMBIA.
On Friday las, both branches of the lie gislature
met here, the Governor was notified of their hav-
ing formed quorum, shortly after he sent the
following
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Il . Z . 5 4 / 5
BY JOHN l.. Cook s, SEATon GRANrLANp,
For fHbAji1iRg in the CITY Of Ricbsuon4,
n Literary & Miscellaneous PapAr,
TO BE ENTITLED
lbe L a ID Y's MUS EUM
A me
NJ z u KT \ dT 40 a. H- -
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NJ E s S A c. I

20 tie Honorable President and
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EDUCATION.


HE 3,gees' Of Wiaeb5qey Aeademy ae7u1int 10.
n P15ie that The Latin Greek ar1 Irereb iqggaag.,,
fegst5e' eOb Wrf4g, -4,if5mee, Ceograbby, Tie ME If
tbe Gls5, Eaia and he 3rqf7ieul 6yaae5ei ofike M
fbf'Tafi;, arc fs4gbf i" @s Aeady, by TIE iSe9al r
te, and bis qljf1aA.
TbeE5soi Is provided zoit6 Gibbs and H1ass Ia, Be
ne Of tbe A4orr e.9s 7oib 1eieeq5ss and an Eleqy:eE
A11e6iafi e0ib an Ai,bDmp, E4diomcfey5, and st5.r
Parf' 9 Chemical and Fbgo1jisai asbara4s, far ma
king ne y1al erpermas Iir, and ty5B.ia7 H.. BRO
pe'fie' IF The Gsreaf e!ejaie Gnids.
1" fbc,, s"a,"ivaoa5 Of tie booi tie 7rgGs., 5a7a
bFen bgb!y fieg5d 7eib tie plan Of feaebiag aud tie
b,9eieJ 9f6e PafKs; and sxfrt7ciy happy in aa-
ding, 1o6af @cy beeve m5F gyeaf aeysa5 tie utility Of
t5s i3thafoe, that 5gge Wbhe 1viH, in future dtiire,
IN tie dead"y, Cou5 IF Let1pyes on tie Lavos and
CogPHSfio'~ Of tjit fate, and The United Slater.
Ib9s Leltayes 7oW commence aaapahy on tie fyG
A4e0aay in De1hbey, and continue mil lie IeF Of tie
aeeeedeg 1la,fj, aadH is eogdeatly G,sped gf eVeyy
e*fioq in bis o7ce,, 7OW be 1vade By that g.sysaa 70
reafs' bis LefI"'e b5fatf to bis Pe. and 4oo,i5y n
P46Ae patronage.
JOHN SMITH, P,,G1.at gfb. ryya.a.
Sr9fa,6.r %. (ep--g7r.J
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hde, let me ak, may rot the gcateit happiDeis
be expected to fi. Il is how that uitice
weighs them in her golden a,ance, and pro-
nources her impartial decree lie! Soeiely tiiilHl
fbe Claims oft5e Poor.
We might here go on to enoaire into the disc
rent means, of accomplishments dsdrabe ob-
ijeet. might compare togeaer the respective
confeGuences of Legislative movilion aud iudi-
viduai contribution, and fiovthe diainsuihinc
| advantages which the latter poiielies oyerthe
former. Yet at preila, MA decline theie inn
portant relearches.
We might alfo enquire ino the propriety OF
the different iyitems, which have been propo-
led for the fupport and initrt9ion OF the poor.
l might here inveiligate tbs various ways, by
which they ought to be fed, ioathed aud odg-
ed, with the different fpeces and degrees of
knowledge, in which they Gould be initiated.
But this TOO is an invetigsion, which at the
prefent moment, extends tyond the meafure
of my itrength.
Already have / accomplfhed enough, if
have fucceeded in placing ipon its true BATS
the rights and priviledses of nc fons ofthe poor.
Here then is an Object whicfiS eminent!y wor-
thy Of the mott energetic exetions of the friend
| ofjuftice. In the ftifiih paiions of other men,
he may no doubt expect to find the mott tub
born impedments to the execution of any plans
when is defined to the Improvement of the
children oft the poor.
Yet even theie will fometiaes give way to the
eXertions of the man, who i not willing to in
dulge premature dcfpair. The more he me-
ditates upon the principles,ghich direct his eff
forts, upon the various details of his benevolen,
iyfem, and the different epedients which he
may be able to employ, thenearer will he ap-
proach the goal of his laudaue ambition. Tho
this deiirabe object may fen to fwell beyond
his immediate grafp, it becomes him never to
Ioie fight of its polhble att inment. The ero-
naut, who now foars among the clouds, would
never have Attended above &c earth, fthe atpi.
rations of mis- fancy had notlons before antici-
pated the refelrches of reail. K.
Note-see 4th book of Gar on the manners Of
the Suevi.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

The euroiityOt the Editor as at length been gra-
tifedby fight of alnoa allie original poems of
MIR. More under the title OF ID" poetical works, of
the late Thoma, Little erq"
From the fpecimens which h had already feen of
Mr.. More's poetcal genius, he ad formed the high
cit expectation of the elegance fimpicity and ten
derhei oi theie competitions. l. had hoped to have
ieen perfect bouquet of fwee;si in which the mean
eft flower would have breathe( the fame delightful
fragrance, which he had 70 auch enjoyed in hi.
Verie; on Lady's dream, or in his wanderer on the
banks of the Schuylkil But theneit veres have been
already culled from this leGon, and circulated in
the public prints Mott of tho.which remain, have
the fame airy elegance, and the fame iimpiex mum
dieis" but not the fame pathetc power or bewitch-
ing tenderness of which he is fetnles an unrivaled
matter The manner of viewig his objects is not
always calculated to excite theiender emotions; and
his veries do not always exprel them.
Love feers to be the " raAg PATTON OF More.
His Poems than srouo dit,ie,, fearee-
y ever partakng of the fubme The beautiful the lu-
' "a ''N 'eAcSiheis Vi az oliier Palnon than
that of Love. In mott of the dicriptions which he
has given of this fentirnen ttf he oetimes in
dulses in grofs and ienfual image 1t is not always
the delicacy of that emotion witch he defcrbes. 1t
is too offen the gronefs of debnehery and tie re-
very of the pailions. Mott of ne admirers of poetry
NUT indulge melancholy reae zion that luch ge-
MUS as Mores o capable of painting the beautiful or
ia6iime Of nature, with the pur mott exalted fen
euts of the foul, fhouId wakefield in fch idle and
Perniclous excurons OF the few fine verles which this
poem contains, we fhall now AID then prefent fom-
fPecimens to our readers. Tn following lines ar.
the Taft in the poe.ns.1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-10-20
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