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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-16

Se advertisements, no. e:rceedinga square
inLeagth, are Inserted il, This hate7. for yeve,l-
fy-tfve cents the. first time three dollars for
three 7veeks C Hmes) ana FIR every add
fio'iai insertion thirty-three cents. Long ones
liz the same hrohortion-uuiesS sfleciaf con-
fract be made by the year.
.dt Court continued and held for .H6emaris
county, The seventh day Of February, 1904.
Charles l.. Lewis, ptf.@
Against In
Elizabeth Henderson and Charles Chancery.
Henderson, defts
ON the motion of the plaintiff by his attorney
his ordered. by the court, that the slaves OF E
hzabeth Henderson be attached, and the said
slaves are to be kept by the sheriff until the defen-
dant or his agent give bond and security in the
penalty of Two thousand dollars TO be approved of
by the sheriff with CONDITION that the defendant
Elizabeth Henderson perform and abide by the
decree of this be hereafter pronounced
in this cause, and if the defendant or her agent
fail give such security, that the sheriff still de-
tain said slaves. and make report TO the court
in order for further decree.
A copy-Tes;e.
JOrIN NrCuOI hc oil.
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Twenty Dollars Reward.

nEsRRTED from the Public Guard, SOLO
1\-MoN HEWITT, born in Conneaicur, he
is tout we'll made good looking man, about
five feet eleven inches high and about rs years of
age he has tair ikin and auburn hair, wore e.
way home fpun Coat and vea and oznaburgs
pantaloons and ihirt. | have been informed that
he went of with Capt. Barrett Portugueie who
lails this trip for Straten Hand bur it is very pof
Ghle he (Hewit) may flop at Norfolk ALTO.
WILLIAM CAMPBELL, a virgnian. ftout
well made, down look, lllort black hair, about
twenty three years of age, drinks and is very 40
venly, about tive fee, eight or nire inches high
Clothing, Mort blue turned up with red,
blue yea and oznaburgs ftirt and Pantaloons.
I am we'll informed ne kept Immediately down
the flsge road to WilliamfbArg, and believe his
intention is to Norfolk. Ct
ALEXANDER @UAPRIEP, c.Pe
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ME- question respecting The validity of the
Il law authofsing the overseers of the poor to
sell the glebe lands in the different counties in GER
tain cases, having been fully discussed before the
court appeals-thecourtb being divided, of course
the Chancellor's decision stands--in consequence
of which will be exposed TO SALE, TO the high
est bidder, on the premises, on Monday the 81 of
July next, if fair, if not the next fair day; the
GLEBE L4NDS. ia the parish of Manchester
and county of Chesterfield. containing 400 acres.
Twelve months credit will be allowed the purcha
sersbond and approved security as the law directs.
THE CoMMIssIoN ERs.
Chesterfield. 23d Nav. 1904. tdss
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NOTICE..

THE subscriber intending for Europe shortly.
wishes to dispose Of SCHOONER, burthcn
about rs tons. For fur her particulars apply to
LEWIS WERCQ.
Richmond, June -, 1901
READY MADE PENS
For sale sfftIsoGee.
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$4,000 tickets AT 10 dollars each, 10000
N. B. Prizes subjea to deduction of Is per
cent.
This lottery has been authorized by the Legis.
lature of Virginia, for the audable purpose of e.
reeting seminary of learning in or near the me.
tropolis Of this state. With This view, it is con
tempatedto raise 90 900 dollars, and g. 500 dollars
in addition, for detrayIng the expenses attendant
on drawing the lottery. Citizens of TIE first re.
spe6tability have been selected as trustees, and
they have pledged themselves 10 use their utmost
eXertions to carry it into efea. The scheme has
the advantage of giving to each adveIturer a
chance for some very large prizes, whilst the pro.
portion of prizes to blanks is so great as 20 invite
the friends Of the intended institution to partake
in the lottery, with very little risk of their becom-
ing losers The treasurer Of the state is 20 be ap.
pointed to receive the money fos the tickets as
they are sold, and TO pay the amount Of the pri.
zes 70 the fortunate adventurers IL is believed
that the above considerations will induce a rapid
sale Of tickets, and the drawing will commence as
soon rs a sufficient number sha be sold TO autho.
rize (which It is beev ed will BE- on the second
Monday in December next.
Richmond, January 81, 1904.
- TICKETS TO be had Of Robert Pollard,
Doe. Johh Brockenbrough, j.. VIM Price. (Reg.)
Samuel Peasants. jr. and William Prcnaid
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WdJV E.HPIRE
together with MEMOIRS OF the LIFE aud
WRITINGS of the AUTHOR.
No book could be offered, which stands in less
need OF enconlium ard recommendaton-It has
been read in almost every European language
The history of the long and interesting period
from the reign OF Augustus TO the taking of Con-
stantinople, and the death of Mahomet the IL. is
no where else to be found in the shape of regular
and well arranged history.---The Publishers pre-.
sumo to hope. that they do service TO their coun
try in giving an Edition of it from the American
press-They will briefly speak of their inten-
tons, and the superiority of This edition.
1. 1t will be the most complete Edition of
GIBBoN extant.-Because it will be enriched with
the Memoirs of his Life and Writings, written by
himself.-1his will be an addition to the London
copy of nearly 200 pages.
2. 1t will be about one third cheaper than the
london Copy.
3. 1t will be executed in the best stile.-The
Publishers, with confidence, recommend TO the
public an inspection of the BOOKS, published by
them within the last three years-They are, Rus
sells Ancient and Modern Europe, Volumes
The Domestic Encyclopedia, 5 Volumes, and
fuckers Blackstone, oliries. They promise
not 10 degenerate.
CONDITIONS.
/. 1t shall be printed from rhe last London edi-
ton, and be published in Eight OStavo Volumes
during the year 1904
H. it shall be delivered TO those Subscribers
who take it in Volumes, at Two Dollars per Vo-
ume, in boards.
Those who wait for the completion of the
Work, may have it either at Sixteen Dollars in
boards or iii good and handsome binding, at
Twenty Dollars payable on delivery.
II WILDE enriched with Two whole sheet Maps
One of the Eastern, the other of the Western
part of the Roman EmPire--A Map of the parts
of Europe and Asia adjacent to Constantinople,
and an elegantly engraved Head ofrhe Author.
81 Subscriptions recessed BY SAMUEL PLEA
SAINTS, ir Richmond. e1
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SUBSCRIBER HAS OPENED a
Grocery Store,

In the next house above the Eagle Tavern (the
property OF Mr.. Temple) where he has for sale,
SALT, COGNIAC BRANDY, HOLLAND
GIN, ANTIGUA SPIRITS, LOAF and
BROWN SUGAR, COFFEE, IMPERIAL.
and YOUNG HYSON TEA, PEPPER, ALL
SPICE, GINGER, NUTMEGS and other
SPICES; SOFT SHELLRD ALMONDS,
QUEENS WARE, DEMJOHNs, and sundry
other articles, which ne will sell very low at
wholesale or retail, for cash or country produce.
DANIEL TRiPLETT.-
O6tObeI H., 1903. w12m
h-P Cash given for TOBACCO, flour, OF
FLAX SEED,
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BY virtue of a deed Of

trun from Thomas Colley to the fubfer;-
her, made TO lecture debt due from faid COLI
Icy TO MeiIFs. Dunlop, Pollok % Co will be fold,
on Saturday the 7,h day OF July next, for CAM
to the higheif bidder EIGHT LOTS in Lyon
Town, on APPomatto1 river. in the county Of
Amelia. The falc will be made on the premi(es.
and commence at n o'clock.
At rhe fame time and place, upon the fame
terms and Tor the fame u'e, will be iold a valua.
bic NEGRO WOMAN and ieveral IikeIv
CHILDREN. The lots intended to be fold are.
defgnated in the PIN Of Lyon Town, No. 8, &
J. b IL, Iz rs.
WIN. DANIEL, Jr. Trustee.
28th May, 1904 tds
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p NATHAN ELLINGTON. .. C.
TVfIE.l7' FIN AND no gi.W WifG
MdRIJE4CTiO Pr

M4RUFACTOR1,
No.7, Bridgestreet, four doors NORTH Of GriFfitb's
BRIDGE, Baltimore
Where are made and sold, WHEAT Fms, first
qualityi ROLLING and other SORE z Ms for
wheat, barley, fax-seed, &c; HAND RID
DIES and SfEVES, for coal, corn, barley,
wheat rye, oats, meal, brick-dust. fax seed. clo-
yer seed eacSe, lime, sand, &c. SHAKES for
Indiauneai; WIFE SIZES; TVOVEN WIRE
for windows, &c. sc.
AMOS SMITH.
Formerly West & Smith
NIB. A good assortment on hand.
ANY the above articles will he delivered in
Richmond, ION short notice) at rhe same prices.
as at the mandatory Exclusive of freight on
the orders being left with
SAMUEL PARSONS 81 SON,
Near the Bason, of whom the prices
may be known.
5th Mo. 3Oth, 1904. w6t
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FOREIGN dFF4IRS.

LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
BY the ihip Briitol Trader, at Newly ork,
from Briifol, London papers have been recev-
ed to the evening of the 10th ult. incufive.--
The following is fummary os the Articles
which have been extracted from them.
The Grand Judge has made particular re-
port to the Premier Coniul, relative to the late
confpiracy. One Object of which appears to
be to itigmatize the Britifh Miniters as gull
~ OF the mott dfgraceful practices" MIR.
Drake, the Britiih Envoy at Bavaria, is particu
larly the o jeet of accufation. He is calle
the iecret director of the Ensliih machina-
tions on the continent
The late biihop of Chalons, aged 70, has
been arreited at Munich, at the initance of the
French government The marquis de Vaux
Borel, and general Mclitte, have alto been
thrown into prifon.
The report is revived that Bonaparte has de-
manded of Denmark the EXECUTION of Bri,fh
thps from the Baltic and Daniih Ports.
1t was rumoured that the French were a.
bout to evacua,e Hanover, and that it was to
be occupied by Pruflian troops.
The Brtiih have b mbarded Weite Capelle
confpiracy of the French at Malta aganft
the Ensliih has been difcovered and the ring
leaders fecured.
London, AprH Io.-On Sunday difpatches
were received at Lord Hawkefbury's Office
from the continent, which cauied great deal
of buitle among the Miniters yeitereay, and
leveral Of the Foreign Ambahadors had con-
terences with them. We do not pretend to
know the cauie but report ftates, that, a.
mons other accounts,a declaration of Bona
parte to the Court of St. Peteriburgh has been
received, Eating, that in cafe any Ruflian troops
from the Baltic ihould land in MechIenburgh
Holttein, or any where elle upon the Ger.
man Continent, the French troops would I'M
mediately occupy the Hanfe towns and il
any Ruiiian troops from the black lea ihould
attempt TO land on the Italin Continent, French
troops would occupy, not only the City of Ma
pies, but every feaport in that kingdom.
Letters from Genoa of the nth ule, ftate
that the Toulon feet was fill in port.
The gallant Louis Antoine Henry, Duke'd
Enghien, the grand lon Of Prince Of Conde,
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fwh3 is nov in this Kingdon,) has been taken
from lis feat in Ettenheim, in Germany by
party Of French troops, commanded BY Gen.
Cauilmeauh, an aid dc camp of the ilrit Con-
fuI. brought to the Cattle Of Vntcnnes, c miles
from Paris, tried before Court Martial COM
pofed of eight officers fele6ted by Bonaparte's
BROTHER. and condemned to death And all this
within FIX DAYS of his arreft in Germany.-He
IS charged of having participated IN the late con-
fpracy. = He is in the 81, year OF his age !; and
is the lalt hope OF the great and gallant houte OF
Condo foufe that traces its aicent, All a
long and unbroken line, to the fixth ion OF of-
Louis "a houfe that fhines with iuch iuitrc
in every page of French hiRory, and of which
Dolieau Jays,
Condo don't lie nom feul renverfe des murailles,
Abat des Efcadrons, ct gagne des BataiIles.
BOSTON, MAY "a.
Latch f-om Eyance.--On Thurlday latt, ar
rived at New Y rk, the brig Rolla, capt Ham
nifen, in "a days from Bordeaux. he failed
from the river, April IL, but brought papers
to the 1T only, They are filled with details
refpeang the late confpiracy. Many new ar
refs have occurred. Among them are the Ex-
General Wllot, two cidevant 1t. Gems. who
had been in the corps of Condo, count Lavii-
leauprt, feveral ecclelialtcs, the comptroller of
the pot office at Straiburgh, citizen Luiiitetiere,
the mayor of Amens, and, in fine all the prin-
eipa perfons. of whom lift was publiihed in
the Paris Moniteur, and which has been copied
into the American papers. 1t is indeed laid
that ieveral American gentlemen have been
imprfoned in France +; and that every man
/.lbef7ea of being unfrendly to the government
Of 6onaparte, is conducted to prifon.-Moreau
had not been tried. Citizens Charveau, lie.
gard and Bonnet, are to be his official defenders.
The papers announce that the immenie
preparations for the invaion of England were
completely ready but verbal information
aates that it is the opinion of a great proper
ton of the mott Respectable citizen'. that no
attempt will ever be made to debark troops on
the Britih flores.
An embargo was laid at Bordeaux on the
2,th of March and continued till the 9Th Of
April In the mean time number of gun
boats proceeded from that place coalt-wile
for fome other port of the Republic.
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81 And they looked one upor another ant held then
peace And again ne fad them, doth ne not Obtain
5000 pieces of hver yearly ngng prafe' unto fhoas
And for 4ooo pieces will be fling praifes uno Aaron =!
NAY, hath he already facrifced Aaron And no
anfered word but there great uproar and they
bowed down and worhpped the image which Thomas the
king had fe up and cried long live the king OF Louisiana
IS. And when Abraham had ended all his iayings, the
multitude back the prion the way they came and
they did and drink and were merry and about the going
of the fun they Departed and e their faces TO the ea
and the we aud the north and to the fouth, and
where they whittier they went knoweth no man.
&c. And on the the elders of the iou.h temple
aembed take council how they fhould purify the tenn
pie for the Sabbath approaching.
81 But they faid within themeves canno; be purified
with the refnes fire. and the fullers ioap for Is fill
ed with pollution.
38. Now It pats that when many of thoie who
had heretofore cleaved Thomas faw hoie who
Attended and the who peak unto them, they
refued Join the rabble, and iad will fall down
and worihip the image, bow ourfeves in the temple
with Abraham for him and his works deipie.
n Sfet-' IS atopt b4f adoHtr.
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M ALL NEWS.

CHARLESTON, MAY a.
Men of experience predicted that our fhips Of
war, ordered to be laid up in the mud OF the
Potomac, would rot there, and advifed, they
lhould be lent to Porrfmouth, Bottom, Portland,
or Newport. But the advice of thofe exper-
fenced men was difregarded and that is the
confequence BY the lait mail we learn thar
the frigate United States on being moved down
proved leaky, that furvey was had upon her,
and that the frigate United States has been
pronounced unfit for fea Capt. Barron has
been removed to the Eilex. She has alto iuffer-
led Uhough in efs degree) from having lain 70
long in the Virginia mud, and has been order
ed for repair to Norfolk
BIOS TON, NAY ~.
In all the towns we have heard from the
Federal gain has 10, lofs I3.~-net gain -
'emocratic gain 50, lois 3, net gain ~ Max
ing Democratic gain on the majority Of lait
year of Io the votes for fpeaker lait year, Mir.
Otis had '24.-Mr Morton 49, Should the
towns we have not heard from, prove as they
were lat year, the probable numbers of the
houte will be 1870 Fedora its, and os democrats.
The parties will not eiientially vary from this
proportion.
We confidently allure the public, from in
formation which can be relied upon, that both
branches of the Legislature will contain very re-
tieetable majorities of independent Federaliits
with the acquiiition of much talents, ability
and'elcquence. In the Senate, previous to the
telection OF the council, there will be more
than two to one and in the houfe the ma jor-
ity will be itrong enough to iet all the tricks of
oppofition at defiance.
One would imagine from the very triumphan<
manner, in which the glorious election in Kox-
bury and Nantucket, are narrated in the Chro-
nicle, that there had been important political
changes in thofe towns. The facts are, thae
Democratic members have been chofen there
III, many, many years. Macaah Coffin, Efq.
has been the Representative OF Nantucket few
eral years; and RoSbury tends the lame Rep
reientatives it did lait year
FROM wIsCAsSETT, MAY II
You will learn, that we have been trcked
out OF our Nepreientative.-Col Payfon the
old member, and who we knew would b. re-
elected, did not think fit to decline being cam
dldate until the morning Of the election.
lhis crcumitance, you may we'll coceive, en-
oarraiied US and was the iole cauie why we
are doomed for one year to be mireprefented
by Democrat, choien bya plurality of three
votes"
Marquis La Fay4tte.- Congrefs at its FELTON,
IN iSo3, authorized the Secretary at war to
itiue land warrants to Mai. Gen. La Fayettc
Tor i,52o acres, to which quantity of land he
would, for his rank in the American army, have
been entitled, at the end of the war, had he
CLAIMED lt.-Nott of the land, however arpro-
prated tor the fatisfaetion of military rights
having oeeh located, 1t wasfoundthat the value
OF the tract allotted to the General would be
uncomfortable. AT :he laf felton, of Congrefs
therefore new proviion was adopted. au.
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80 . . . .
osss ssss
AGRICULTURAL.

FLAx.-We bare ALREADY noticed The tenacity
Of the fax found in different y7ands in the Indian
Seas, and that the India Company had directed Jome
attention to TIE culture Of tie plant, 10, TIE mann
.fa67nge Of eobhs, Gc.-Ln /ome recent experiments
for ahs,1aimag ihe comparative f,eastb Of Nequ
lea and fax, common hemp, common Rax and /0me
etl'er tilamens.. all Of equal diameter, the reilhs
-Neqv Tea and flax, %, s-li-comm0n aax
1ra-bemp, 8 l-3-nad flaments Of The nde, 7.
Six qras greatly A,Ynger fban The rea bang "a,
The tegfon o fhsk /ubaaures qoas aftyquards az
eertained BY }uye7ng them, BY losv degrfef, to an
accommodating zosigbt, until they broke; tb length in
each caje e4a s mfbe5 o62 lines ;sand they qUeye
safmdsd in tie E}iaqOng dfg,fes bsfo,e they droke,
viz. frn, 1879 m,aim}tres hemp, a.255S !;
Neqo Tea tand Jsax, 3.3S37; abe, 5 63o7; and
FIX, lr.27oo. Or the reLafive tegfbiicy may be
thu: tsp,s0fa fax, i; bemb,I; Nsqo Zea!and
fax, aloe, IL AM FIX, $.
1t is mae9 to be qoy6ad that the fay Of Ne7o-
Zealand (phormium tenaxl zua, m,odneed into
this country, as our 6fasg climate are zueN adapt
ed to its Gu tmeit zpould thrive IN ali our IN ,y5es
and requires but little care. If uhd in making
ropes ior TIE navy, the advantages zuouid be vety
great; far, mdspendent of name,ous obsr con,fdrr-
0r.2a5. ii zvou!I lighter cur hips. The rigging Of
- Sfi-:f.-+St4 -! CcrSC@ pS8H99' ana
the Ea< quantity Of cord, equally R,vng. made Of
the Ne7v zea1ana .jzax, suoutd not qveig5 10000
pouuds. The At5 tbe diane err Of the raDes, above
the line Of Rotafiou ibe'lsi qf e9mk the lee 4vay !;
and ths Ea4llsr and lighter 1be ropes, the fezvsr
hands avW be required 10 gvork them
74oiaiag fzamentS IN the manufacture Of cord
aye. impair their Ryeigtb, BY EJiet7mg them to
dgfreat degrees IF eyf2n and in TIE application to
myfra! mq,umeat5, iyiimei the uAnel5 Of tie /oand
Is Mdectbis imprsDf2n, tbat tie Cbinef NE fix
Rring', IN qubiGb the threads ere nat frciRei, bat
merely united BY means e an elaele ,sfn. -Lon.p
Patent Hemp and Flax Break. Mr.. Ozve1
Roberts,, Of Baifips0ye, has attained patent ia,
The insenfion of Is Hemp s, Flax Break" zu5icb
r,omJss TO Be Of as great utility TO The Unnea
States as any maritime Hitherto H9ented, an a model
IL .fmth. may be e,e7rd at a comparatively
trJaing expenee. and arben Ia complete qberafon qoih
clear fix or eigM bouland qvsigbt Of kemp daily
arit5 tie aDFannee Of eng fs daads No nrodua
ia6ey Is nes16ary, eeeepi faraing and hitting tb
bemp the roieys and treat bsing qOrougbt By
boyle. or 4pafe,, and f. roga,nfied as to auork an
number. By tbyoGying tben az: at gears as oecslo'
may require.
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MORAL.

THE Ca,ifiea pggtJSs great Advantage in THE
contemplation Of nature. He beboldl unity IN THE
midi Of v0'iety. He looks round on TIE changing
Esnery, and IN evsry leaf the fo,ea, every blade Of
gya,5, eve,y hill, evesy Vaiey, and evsry s|o.a q
Hsauen, be dlfove,s the tracer Of dfmne benevo
Anre. Creation is 6et a field Rread b5ore him far
an infinitely varisa aipioy Of love. This is THE bar
moniSing principles, qobicb ,ednes, to unity and I'm
pcity The vaa diueyfty Of nature; this is TIE per-
Jef7iou oftbe uniue,Js It e.otbes in moral glory
every o.je9 aUe contemplate. The ebrifim may be
lad 10 bear the myfe If The pberes. He hears inns
and planets joining their melody in pras to their
Creator. His ear, and Bis alone. is tuned to this
bsavsa!y barnsasy. His lSul IS hve.-Muleum.
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SKETCH OF THE TIMES.


The PreGdcnt fears nothing.
Congress has done little or notbi,g.
CALLAHAN has done worte than nothing.
Honor and Honefy is etfeemed as nothing.
Rogues and Williams thrive with notbing.
I he Judiciary is reduced to nottieg.
The Judges are impeached for netting.
The navy is crumblng to nothing.
The Democrats tick at notbing.
Gen made every thing from notbing
COB grant we are not reduced to aotbing.
The PRECEDENT rules ALL
Galatin contrives all
Granger diiplaces ALL.
Virginia grafps at all
] he Small States pay aK
France plumbers ALL
Trade and Commerce fuifer all
Honeft Men are obliged to bear all.
Democrats get all.
If COP has no pity on ALL
The Devil will take all
g. Cbyo,;ey.
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::':::..:::.::.
From the Philadelphia Evening Pot "a democratic
paper) May g
The Aurora denominates this third party pa
per. We fcarcely know what the aflertion
means, unlels DIR. Leib, who has been logged
in, and itielf are one party, and large ma
jority OF the citizens of the City and county
of Philadelphia, another. The name of Ben
jamin Franklin Bache, has alto been brought
into view. Mention it NOT. Benjamin Frank
lin Bache was Gentleman. He would not
have turned out to be Tyarnt and di6fa-
tor-he would not have divided the Republi-
cans-he would not have degraded himielf by
calling one of his beif friends, one of old wigs
of 10, who had flied his blood for America,
Rafcal, as was done lait Wednesday. o
tempora, o mores
Wbo is it, that denounces every republican
citizen who wiihes to think and act for hmfelf,
who will not be led by the nofe at the option
of MS would-be matter ? nh is it, that pyoE
critics reemen citizens of thefe United States, for
thinking for themfelves What bondage is this
that we are labouring under IRE nat tbeIs bold
Hrides toqUardS .pfbeltieylm?
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4 writer obierves, that the difference between
s,iirg every morning at FIX O'clock, aud at eight,
in the ceurte os forty years tuppoiing perlon
&c &c 70 bed 1T the ia.ne time he otherwile would
amounts 20 $1,000 hours, or 3 years, II days,
70 hours; which affords about s hours day,
tct y years 70 that it's jult the fame as if
10 years were 10 be added, i'll which we might
command hours every day, for the cultivation
of our minds in knowledge and virtue, or the
diipatch OF bulfnefs.
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Aud foriaeng from the bed Of 18th, ENJOY
Tie cool the fragrant and the lent hour,
To meditati II due and facred rons
ror is there aught in leep can chain the wife
To lie an dead oblivion, oahg half
The fleeing moments of too ihort life,
Total extia Gion of the emil hiened feul
Or elfe % feverin, vanity alive,
Widcr'l and toiIing thro didempe,d dreams
Who would in fuch gIoomy'tate, remain.
Longer than Nature Graves when every Mule,
And every blooming pleaiufe, wait without
To bels the wildly devious morning. walk