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EoR gHE ENcltkREe.
WRITTEN III SpRlNc-lac.


EAsK' 't'aas fire he Turtle, noe;
The breeze. bore along:
AT SPRING. return se ,unes her ;l.soa.,
Moaning theIe sotGs a;,:o..s.
Sad longarefsl let thy n.pc> low.
In murmers ON r.sy ear,
And will hail thy plain, of woe,
While Springs i"eet buds appear
Soft breezca catch the foo;h:i,9 lca..i.
And !ancy loves thy lay.
While echo fwells it al sroui.l
All and c.olc OF day.
Now nature niourr,s no mere decay,
But wakes again in iil,;lcs,
And blooming fweet in ks. array,
Her vot'ry's time begailes.
And Oh, may fHiEt the genial year.
A Gret5er's L.i!.5 reaore;
Spread'o'e r that laneuii form 70 desr,
i!ySsian tiEts once nlo..:i
Spring 5reathcs Inc baimy zephyr h1eatle,.
And i..a:i. buds expand;
Cpning tkcy twine in roGy N.reaihs,
baiki1 by Aurora hand.
Aad row appear the ii.ii;tl 4 box'Y.,
Adorn'd v i;h vivid hues;
Cc!etlal odouEs icen, tie Aow';s,
ih4; tiG;h tliro' morning dews.
Zephyr exhales, ard from his wing,
Does grateful odours liake;
While Birds their niatin chorus lirp,
And fweeteft concert make.
The waves u longer hoarlely roar,
Their d.ihiDgs rude, they ceale:
And howly pal'ihg gently pour
Soft iounds, nfpiring peace.
Oh nature! pleaiure giving pow'r,
And great in ev'ry fcene;
Eeiov'd is cen thy flormy hour,
But more thy fnile ferene. GMALvINk.
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JAMES SEABROOE r,v-o.

EIuENS his grateful Acknowledgements 20 NJ.
- friends and The public, for their Etseai .r~o,,-
rasenens, and informs them, that he CONTINUES =; g.
~ on ms 6uneis in all its various branches. nysrv
opponte the Pnt Office and next door TO R;,cb;. s
Woriley's Printing Offce-And as he has ea,tI;5, :.
regular correspondence in philadelphia. een,.,,Sn
may Depend CT having their clothes made in the sv.
{" ia'nion. May H. (eiTD
N b. A few good JOUR NEy-E--.cV vv,u,,; -
whom liberal wages will be given.
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9psni Gts.8.

HOE SALE, a Large Quantity Of PRIME
l SPANISH HIDES, on moderate terms.
Also, LOHF SUGAS, hy the hid. bb,. or
iingle loaf, dired from Peningt"n'S Manufscto-
~ n',ao' 'pH!a. mfCAJNg DlvIs.
5:h M. i,th. 1905. .sFfD
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Three certificates GardaF on t5e boo:,. n -
Sor''''iiioper o. Lo1s fer tire G4te OF ,,,,
the name Of John caiek (vitsl '"g'
oe 90 esI'n[ats oi Ter cert Rock iG1. the I'm
u ., OPP" 1876 No $50, for % dolls 90 s.,,.. az
,l!t;o per cent deferred hock :Ir,. ae 80 ',.'
No si4, ios lo''-rs e. een,---Oee 49, '.'e
cent i'''k u 'cd 'o" fng tire, No. SIC 49, r.
Aria (,a,c,,l
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VIRGINIA..

At hyperion court of Chanccry. held at H., o..
pIto in the city OF Richmond, the o9nJ L.
FIVE, 49, ''''''
Between
thomas titzhueh and Nancy his -,
wife, Pid;nti5s.
Henry Rote one of the heirs and1
executors of John Rofe, Ro-
bert Rctc another heir Of the
iad John, Alexander Role j.
no;her heir OF the fame John ! DeG.r,,,,,,<
and device of Charles Rolf.
deed. and Catharine Rolf. re-.
ilct and widow of John Ref.
and Maria Moore Ro!e,
HE defendant Henry RoGe rot having er.cr-
= ed ms appearance and given fecuritv ac-
cord'ng to the att of Aflembly, and the rules Of
tn's court, and it appearing to the fatisr, ci6n
OF the court, that he is not an inhabitant Of tb;s
country; on the motion of the piaintifF.. hv
their council, it is ordered that the r,d d.
iendants do appear here on the firft dav of m.
heSt ,ern' and antwer the bill of the plAntiffs
ana that copy of this order be forthwith IT,
ierted IN lone newspaper, publiihed in the ci.v
Oh >'Ghnond, for two tHonths fnccetlivelv. and
ported at the front door of the Canitoi j., 49,.
faid city. E'''' - '"s
a Copy, Tefe,
49,, PETER TINsLeY, e. c.
F"y II. F2m. BIS.
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FOR PROVIDENCE.
Rhode MaD9.

= S:F<aSya 50. Rhode JlJ9and.
ss,.-g-Gft The regular trading Goop .SGH.,
.1::,e'-a' ->z-'s-E will fail on the q2d iof. For
freight or Paaage. having good accommod5t;.
ons, apply to d. B. Jonst, o2poi;te Nets.
Gii,iat x hlrby's, or to the mater OH ard -
Letters upper wharf. ''- VI '''''>'' -
May -. st.
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WILLIAM g MARY LOTTERY.
LIST OF PRIZES IND BLaNyKS-
commenced on u IF Hay, 1905.
EEE Day'5 Dro.uino.

f;-e Days DrazuiAg.
Prize of 500 dolls No. 6s36.
Frizes OF s. dolls. Nos. 9lGo coli Gass
2ol2 1850 1858 1912 $500 1878 ss7.
BIanks-No's. 9o7s 1888 100 40 ,,ol
1928 l4lo 3o3s 1928 5247 1869 5oo1 aoS
52l3. 2oo
Second Days D,u4vi7p.
Prizes of Is dols. Nos. s4Il 604 1c7c COLO
1927 90 SOS. '0i'
BIanks-No's. o9o6 415f 1910 4a7t OLGA
25l9 7lo5 GIo2 4l5 3769 34os 7477 q4so
600 976 1881 5965 s68e.
Third Days Dyazviug.
PE1Ze OF 500 dos. No. OSLO.
Prizes of l 5 dolls. Nos. 1916 $500 is1c -o1,
2o3l 1862 $500 717g 2sos 46l6 5000.
BIanks-No's. GofS COS 6l75 6oI6 6ooa
1862 7o8 500 1885 1908 1913 COTS 9aas
G52o 7l44 6572 2o77 2I6 1891 1862 417s
1924 67s6 6o6e 36I3 $500 2so4 600 1q47
$685. 656l $500 9732 1911 44g4 54o5 91s5
1875. '10'
EffraH efa letter from n gentleman in Mad;laa
county, Ohio, dated Ricbmond, I6yH 4.
ON counting the fcalps on yeflerdav of =
iquirrel hunt in this county, there were incI-
ding few crows and hawks fcalps, eight thou
iand eight hundred and ffty-feven produced on
the ground"
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THE SUBSCRIBER

J EGS leave toiniorm his friends. and the nhbi;e
-. IN general, that he has cafed of Cant. Samuel
Ellis, for term OF years, his white houfe AZ RocL.
eits' nearly opPolite Mrs Sarah Letters lower
wnaris where he PurPofes carrying on the COM
MloSiON BUSINESS in its various branches NJ
chants OF this place, who are in the habit Of making
,hiPments, may frequently be furniihed with good &
luDant!aI veiies to tranfPort their commodities, b.
application to him. y
:. Ihoie who may be Peafcd to employ him in this
inc OF buiines, may re themfelves sl,lred thar eve
eIert!on IN bis power will be made, to render &c.
neral lasiaction. tIe expeas to b- il the habit ~
RECEIVING very ooniiderabe quantity OF Lumber ofal
ENDS, iui;abe 70 this market, particularly half and
three quarters inch Shingles ore hundred ,houfsnd
OF the former he irlagines will be Up in the eouffe q
ten or fourteen days, which win be ls!d on ter,s po
Duplicating to the purchafers
Bacon, &c. viii ala be received by him.
EDWARD 7AULCON.
May ST. (s eptnl
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JUST RECEIVED

IND J0T JaIs at he Book7forr Of 9ACOB gOHN.
SON, Rieb1oed:
4 Few copies of Gibbons HiAory of the Decline
and Fall Of the Roman Empire, a new and 3.
legant American edition, vols % n,
n &c Charles 9Th, vols with Plates SO
Plel!nres of Imagination, -
Printing Ink.
- Cath will be given FOR Clean Linen and Cotton
~ az the above nore. May 81. (St
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EXH1NINd7JON

~ TOMORROW, at half after Four O'Clock i,
the afternoon, the young gentlemen row under my
cure w',i De examined in Geometry, Latin, CRAM
mar and Rhetorc-Suci of the n5rer.s of ,,y
pills as may find it convenient are refpenfll inyi.S
10 attend--the company Of gentleman, who nav
ieel an inclination to be prelen at the examination,
viii alto be very acceptable.
May 81. ). ~.
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WEST INDIES.

From this quarter we learn, that Admiral Corh
ranes iquadron appeared Off aad failed iron, lanai
ca, the lSth April, in purut Of the Ruchefori ious
oron, Heering sorthward and Es0warI Or the oh
April, the French fquadron was rpokrp in IL 81
~, org SO, feering Z. They have the fart &C the
Englh by 10 day, Calling PbK ~.
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May 81.
FOR CnFPR0u2~

F.. ! zstT-lLSS1 FOR CIZER B0URG,
eeE4-SyZS2sS The copper bottora'd fhp MAR
sssiSs-xss z TIA. Capt, PrtRtE, burshen about
$50 hhds. having two thirds her cargo.
now engaged, is expected fail about the i5th Iy.
and Will take 100 or so bhds. tobacco on mod,
rate freight. For terms apply to
JOHN NEWELL, IT. Norfolk, yr
May 81. (ep4vS ''''-''i'.
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TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.

) ANYWAY from, the ftibrcriber, nero ,yen,b
~ named NANCY, with boy child a bout nine
rnonths OLD. She is very black, itcut wench--he
has very bad burn en the right fde of her face
winch iojures one Of her eyes. bought her of an.
renee Anton in King GEORGE County, and f,e will
endeavour to get there again. she got away about
lS miles from Hanover court houie. She had ON a
itrPed home ipun SIbi, and hat. She has very
thick lips, will give the above reward 70 anv rer
ION that will deliver fiid wench aud cld to me Gv
ing in Grseriyiiis County IN Virginia near B,Iied
town, Of ieeure her in any jail 10 tis yet her A.
gam. LII TLETON SIMS.
May ~. (st. g.
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rnr yNroRryxArr Mock1xo-r1so.

The ,fwreteit warbler of the hsdy grove,
So oft made vocal by his plants Of love.
Lett tile wild. beauties OF the lcene,
And fought the 6ufy haunts of men
In iearch Of yer unsalted Joys,
Tho: topd, like them, Of ghtt'ring toys.
Or elfe TO kill the tedious hour,
he leaves awhile the nuntial bower.
Where his foft mate fd with maternal Cargo.
The future nurferY of his love prepares.
Perhaps, he flies thefa fcenes of rapturo, blir.
Where all the Heaven of faithful love was hi.
Ill death his deareR creature Cole,
And Dedicated all his foul!
ne wihow'd wand'rer, fond TO fray.
. Unheedful Of his devious way:
1t chanc'd the city caugl; his view,
Fate urg'd him on--away he few:
Near the deep vale lonely ua.,iioH -rofa.
|Ano one iair tree where lie might court repole,
he gain'd the tree-he fought the topmoit f,ray.
Where oft he triiid his foit neiodious lay
While, as he fweli'd his downy throat,
And lengthend every mournlul note.
He footh'd his troubi'd foul to ref.
And huih'd the tumult of his breaa t,
Thus, harmony fufpended grief
And fluff ring nature found relief
Some kind indulgent power, his choioe mirht rud..
Its widow'd lord to cheer, to him in fate allied
".
lie grateful, liilen'd to the various fonr
And Pray'd him, oft repeat and Gill proloDg,
i'e ddiy-iwest, alternate FRAN,
Nor ieek his native wonds arain,
Content. the little warbler aay'd
The tree was good for fooi-the made
Was grateful from the noon ride heat.
There he might chufe MS fl,eter'd feat,
Wnie iymPathy, beguiid the iive-Iong day,
FOR hearts pondent--charm their woes away
".
Alas how hort-liv'd ecu this Gxro of peace.
ROW evane.cert as tn extreme of bl:fs!
For now, favage foe appear'd,
18th inttruments of DEATH PREPARED
nat men might praife his yondrous fki,I.
was his inhuman fport to KILL
MS nurdr ous eye, had uarl'd the prize.
his heart lad faid-The v9im dies
ne bia'neiets minitrel, ignorant of guile,
otii chirps and iings; cheer his heart the whi,r
vi.
With cautious fteps and flow. the feri drew near
n unconscious bird, who knew nc caufe of fear,
Puriued his iot melliauous Law,
Sill fond TO chufe the ropmoR fprav.
Satanic joy his foe poGeG7d,
His eye iuch horr;i JOY expreTd,
90 certain was its dreadful aim,
90 lure to Guench the vital Game;
FOR lee alas he falis--he faints-,,e dies
on the cold earth, mangl'd co-fe hs lies
VII.
Poor, luelslefs bid thy deRi- fevere,
WTmg' from her foul, the (yn,pathetic tear,
Who, long by tyrant man oppret,
With thee would gladly fink to reil:
ms boon denied, ihe breathes-to feel
Wonnds-deeper than transix 4 by feel,
And till repeated by the foe,
lntiiftng laiting, deadly woe
lhy miider late, then why lhould fhe denlor-
VINO inthe grave alone, itia iigh and veepno ncre3
AMELIA
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Q. ASSISTANT BISHOP.

Whereas the BiihoP has reprelented to this conven-
ton, that from want of bodily lrength and from fun
dry necelary and Official occupations he finds hmf.lf
unable to dicharge the whole of the arduous and i'm
portant duties annexed to that Office Refolved that
it Is exdedent an aiIiitant Biihop be appointed.
Reioived, that the nomination of an aIillant Bhop
be pollpoued until the next Convention.
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irvettigatons afterwards made very foon con-
ermed this anticipated opinion. The woman
Rover was aged 6s years. and was 70 FAT that
HE weighed more than 900 pounds, and accord
ing to the gresteit number of rerfoas have
quefioned, was very much given to drink.
Il - to he remarked that thefe circumftan-
ces have hitherto characterized the phenomenon
of human combuition.
&C Whiting to be certain of the fact, went
nyfrif to the houfe where the woman lived.
After making every enquiry poiiible. learned
that many neighbours living on the fame floor,
and who had retired between l l and O'Clock,
the preceding night, had heard nothing that it
was not till towards 5 O'Clock in the morning
that the porter of the houfe had perceived the
diiatter under confederation.
Having entered with him into the chamber
Of the woman. which contained two beds, and
wasincumbered with other noveables, Iremark-
ed with furprife that, with the exception of a
little table and commode, none of the articles
were damaged by the 6re--even the commode
was almoft entirely preterved; the frame of the
window, though hurt b. the fame, was not to-
tally defroyed.
&c One part of the chamber was fvimyning
with very fetid liqour; all the moveables, the
door, the slafs, &c. were covered with grofs
foot.
The remains of the body prefcnted only the
peivis ana the riSht inferior eXtrem..y.
Jaw nothing that could belong to the head,
to tie anterior extremities, to the hyperion part
oethe trunk, or to the left inferior extremity.
have fiid that nothing OF the matter was
perceived at midnight, (hough the odour of an
animal in cosnbufion NUT, as every body knows,
be very fetid and penetrating y and that i: was
not ill O'Clock IN the morning that the remains
OF the woman were found in the fate which
have juit deicribed- Threehours appear, then,
70 have futhcsd to operate the almof entire def
truetion of the body of this woman. Can this
event be attributed to the fimple action of fire
May not one prefume that it was caufed by the
circumstances which confitute the very remark
able cafe of bHman eom6s9ien !? / may fafely FAY
that this phenomenon (upon which legitimate
medicine has hitherto made no very profound
retearches) merits all the attention of medical
men and Psychologists. -''-.
"It is this which induced me, Sir, TO ak you
TO lnfeTt this letter in one of your next numbers
IN order to afcertain; in an authentic manner,
iatt more eotit'iio'i than is fuppoied.
nave the honour to ialute you.
a. DEsMAREsT, jun"
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PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH.

In no country on earth does religion enioy
tuch perfect federation sit does in the United
States. There is not part of the eaftern con-
tinent which does not exhibit the trumphs of
one fayoured fe6t and the eonEsguent eppref1ions
of every other. Theft privileges and penalties
are almoit indefinite in their number and de-
gree; and there is fcarcely Jingle Giade of
them, which tome portion of Europe has not
difp!ayed at fore period or ether. In G,me
places, the religion of the government is flpport
ed by fire and faggot; and the LIE of the hereto
becomes the forfeit of even his fpecuatiye obi
nior5. In other places, opinion though it NAV
be free for the mott exteuive diicuGion, is e.
retted into tsf of political qualification; and
the hereto, who will not fwear to believe a par
ticu'ar creed, or pra6tife particular diEcipinc,
is for ever fhut out from all the Offices of the
.Hafe, aud iometimes from any participation
IN The election of Others. The form of a
religious Establishment becomes ffill milder.
when every fetl is equally privileged to exercife
Its mode of worhip, and 10 obtain the offices
OF the Fate, and the only dihinction between
the heretic aud the favoured e6t is, that the lat
ter rs endowed with fo'ne permanent fund or en-
titled to An annual a1e91nert from every other
iect, for the fupport of ii. peculiar doctrines.
Such was the condition ~ the church in this
country before our revolution, and fuch i,
would be in the Britiih empire were the diff
fenters IF England and the Catholics Of Ireland
exempted from tsfg and political disabilities.
When we fay that thefe are 70 many pictures of
the religious efablbments of Europe, we are
proud TO add, that our political revolution has
not iuffered ingle lineament TO remain of
theCe various originals. We have no odioua
dininGfions in this country among the chriHian
ieets. All are equally .taU2ared by the govern
ment; al are equally heretical. Some little
diR'nttion, it is true, does aill prevail in fome
~ the itncs, between thofe who are the friends
- religion and thOie who have no religion at all
Tor exampls, in one or two Of the northern
Rates, iyiiem is fuppnried by the law, which
attempts To reconcile the ipterefs Of religion
with the liberty of the individual; and innead
OF compelling eUery rnan 10 contribute fome-
thing towards the fupport Of one Eect, exa6ts
fomrthng of each man, but allows him the diff
erection OF naming the Tniiter, who is 10 receive
his contribution. Mild even as this fvAern ia
in relation To the enablidments Of Furooe. il
wants that complete federation, which the other
ltates, and Virginia among the RET, have had the
hberality and the ip'rit TO purGle. No perms-
rent donations exih among rs; no annual af-
ie'i'rents are levied upon the people, for the
iuPport OF religion. All itsrefources nuit Goyy
rom the choice and tic contribution Of indryi-
iuais, and 20 their own bofDms is left the de-
Termination which fset Of re';giopits and which
min''er of that feet thsy will plesil 20 fuppor,
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Mttd0d Of trmprriiag edge tools, qrtoo brittle


quality. From a French publication.
Having bought aneat knife, and paid hand
fomely for it, found that whenever | attempt
ed TO cut wood, or any hard fubfance, the edge
broke. This accident often repeated, foon made
law OF my blade. complained TO the cutler,
who very feriouily told me, that it was fure
iiEn of the goodnefs of my knife. He finiihed
BY happening it, and receiving his ix-pence.
This grinding happened 70 frequently as to be-
conc more tedious than colly, and at laf re-
Guced nv knife TO nearly The fiZe of large
needle. Anew blade was fitted TO the handle,
the fame accident happened to tit proved a .
gain cttoo brittle aiemper. MY patience now
became tired, and almoit determined to Law the
knife aide, the handle of which only regret
ted, when an tirerant fcifTors-grinder gave me
an eheetuai receipt-to plunge the blade Up to
the haadls in boiling fat for two hours, and then
taking itout,to ietit cool gradually. followed
his directions; and my knife cuts the hardel
wood, ebony, box even bone its edge now re-
Fits.
a curious fa6t in Natural Iiaory has been obferv-
sdby DR.. Gabriel Anlelmi, protector of Anatomy at
Turin Snake, called in Italy Serpe Nera, the Co.
iuber Natrix of Lnneus, is fad ia be extremely fond
OF milk and theeountry people even pretend that it
makes Its way into the diaries CRAFTY its incna
onS-lhey even aiert that it is fometin,es found
entwined round the legs of cows fucking their ,eas
with iuch avidity draw blood, when their mill
is exhau'ed. or thus iaa, which by many had been
oonidered as popular tale, the Doclor had hnfelf
IN opportunity ofbeing all eye witnefs. WALKING.
according to ouiioni Gays hey one morning, ON the
road called the Park. berdered by panures, contain
ing great number of ficep and horned cattle, OBJ
ierved an old but vigorous COW, fepaFatc from, the
others, and lowing, with her head RATED in the air.
her ears erecf, and ihaking her tail Surpr:fed at
the noiie Toe made, feated myfelf on the banks Of
itream, and followed her wherever fhe went with
my eyes Alter running fone minutes, ihe fudden-
ly topped in fequeitered fpot, and. began to run,
hate inqui;ltive to diicover the caue went to the
Piace-At'er going into pond to drink, ihe came
out and waited on the brink for black Snake which
erfpt from among the bubes, and approaching her.
entwired himielf round her legs and began 70 fuok
her milk. oberved this phenomenon two fuccer
five days, without informing the herdfrnan. The
third day acquainted him with il; and he told me
that tor fometme the kicked At the approach Of
the ea and that ihe could NOT, without difficulty.
De compelled to fuffer it to fuck Wetook awav the
Snake, which we killed On the fucceedine day fine
Cow, after in vain waiting for her fuckng, ran a.
bout the meadow in fuch manner, that the herdr-
man was obliged to ihut her up DIR. Anfeini has
Uncovered, that if the teats of the cows be yaChed
WIKI deooclion Of tobacco, the ravages OF thee de-
Predators may be eife6ually prevented
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f02 III. ETaSgo12ES.

10 thofe Who prefer fnpc;,y anu r-,.,os to ;..,e
siafe 9. .nagery and met-pkor, the bcruca. uf,.a'
following lines viii afford secular ,lca,-gr Mat
comes i:onihe heart the wr;er ,nes ,r he herr.
OF RE reader Genuine poetry Is not:,ng than
fm9ie and iorcbie exprsfion OF feelings ininirri
by naiure refined by knowledge, expanded By a.,
cal ;tefeoar!v. Smpl.c:sy is sGen,ia, 70 sorc;-
bic deiiEea';on or affecting sxpre!oh of ,he feel
hss. Whoever attempts to rouch the heart hy i'm
avery ami metaphor, Will produce only t;nki.c
and tunour, a ipurious and tranfert emotion. IN.
i'eaa OF sie darable, delightful ani powerful, mr.
Pre'non OF nature aud Of truth. Why elle !hot,i
Maions ela5ora;e elegy on lady Coventry affsei our
feelings 70 much LET'S, than the following lines,
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May 81. e eplm.)

III. perfors having CLAIMS ag,,rn the era,o -
the late Rev Pobert Wart deed. Of N,iINc-
lex county, are defred q bring them forward nro.
perry authenticated, before the ar0 lay o}srp.
'ynber next otferwiie this advertifrn,ent vii i'd
plead ~ par afant all clsims exhibited alter dad
date the fubcrbsr Is deiirons TO eIoc. h:s H.;
"hirAtion account as loon - polible.
EDWARD WIRE,
A@sr uR Hs .osg aAa.ssL
EAex, May e. lerIn,1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-31
ABsCONDPD,

TIE yfeond fime, IN fbe moatb of February:
JACK, fometr,es knownbv the name IF ract Al,
y H upwards Of so years Of age, gardner no
PT1tcii9n, ra-her unGer the middle fze He vas
p'rchsied II I'e'Vis Burwes easte in Iauuary 1900
Iie IS ~ei} known IN aud abou. the ,;ty of cbrrond
Ant1el, N The county Of CheGerfeld, where he ba.
a number q free connections and in the reghbour-
hoo'' VI Williamsburg very certain tho. he i,
irrk'ng about one Of the above places, nor lkely
Richniood' where he h7s free woman for wife.
NJ. william Rofc isauthoried 70 give REGARD og
THIRTY DOLLARS on delivery If the above Tsck
40 10 him. May 81. fFfl
WAITED tNME3;ATELY at TIE
EolliVyio0 T6q,,r1:
A YOUNG MAN qu,H6-d to- ad a, BAR
I 4 EEFPER---'ro one yvto can come recon-
errnafd Tor iobriey and morality liberal waves
would he gwen. Nay3l. (st{