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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-30
alfranorla Datlp aDnertlser.
MONDAY, DECEMBER So.
Es''aa Of letter from Lsnlon, dated oaabsr,

n Extract OF letter lrem Lsnloh, dated Oaeber,
g1soS.
/" have regularly attended the Cour, of Ad.
mra!iy during its late, Iort and important lit,
fling; and with ak >slae esfr,euce 10 the other
parts OF Byltiih |urdprudence, i cannot heitate
|so pronounce itas arbitrary tribunal as any on
the earth, and moa evidently political one.-
SiS VIM. Scots is evidently man of pr.at n.ne.
tration and wonderful plauGbility. lie ronndly
stsrted, that Nsutnaks 6az No rg.5fs, ard thar.
slsY were nor entitled TO any trade growing out
"a 'Ns circumstances of the war; that fuch com.
mefce Is they carried on during profound peace
80 naa 9 right to consinr., but tina, every.
ICING oeyooa thar was Indulgence. This is ca.
4, king uson a very vide principle indeed, and
'i0Wesef trey may relax oceaE0uas?y in The prac.
u'e' am conndent they will got give 10 the
fpoeffine; ADD have reaion TO think Mr.. Mon.
rce Is OF the lame opinion. To be FIRE 81, WIN.
loc0'f' during ths Iail fitting, did feem to lean
towards the claimants, yes auaisolv avoided
paying Down any Fixed ruie, which could lsrsc as
& suIee Tor iosute operations TO evade or avoid
sue uety ordeal OF his inyeaieatious.. They Fill
zuesain American ihips, and tear this yexs,ious
'''e'iuPnon will continue the more 70. as I
rpPlsne0a the Eat India Company Gna that the
Al,'cans 'nterfsre very much with them in che
q .u'''i of aiesfsf ard We cannot doobt BAT the
0s s.a of.ihs Country wfll go a great way
= 'u'sasr tn: iassfess of that company added
II Wnlcns II IS here evident, thar Am:5;ca as 4
Oss'l mas lott ground in the opinion of other
Na'l0hs, within the laf ten years.
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FRIDAY, December II.

RsfotOea, That the committee of claims be in
Rrnfted TO enquire if any and what compensation,
be allowed TO the collectors Of the Dnea Tax,
and whether any computation he allowed for the
a1oney actually paid by them in the execution Of
their duty Referred.
Meiags from the PicGdcnt of the U. States
read, relating to The progres of the public build
ings in the City Of Wafh;ng..on. Referred to a
'slett committee of five, and ordered TO be print
ed.
Mr.. Dana preanisd petition of a number Of
inhabitants Of the town of New Haven, in Cen.
neaicut, for Light Houfc near that place in
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From tie United States Gazette.
coMMuNIc
HLEW or EUROPE.

&c present commotion in Europe ex.
siseS a great share of the attention of man
A'no' Ter the obvious reason, that the in.
e Is, OF al mankind are involved in it.
nc consideration therefore of the impor.
eaas contes, which shakes US, will not fail:
aope' to attract some little regard from
ny c0ansrymsnr whose fate perhaps it may
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..r., saken p tais sraae' n'''
D2nlugo ,.s ALTO, that if the papers on ooaia 60
i p,Os,s ,s,. sbe fact of their being employed
nolfully, p,o'S ,,s3e .hc captain ihali have the
in this ill's, .cssnyanying bis papers TO St. Do
Nia a oath article orders the agents TO isaren
Inc ,.fnlly every paper on board, AL letters
mon Sa'.. &c. of every kind, TO retain tnoie
dosuu'' asS ,f.a the qucsion of the validity OF
when D'' and 70 forward the rea as loon as iatc-
~ will admit. !, ,:a. ,,a .x,m;nation Of
~. o,o.rs by the interpreters OF the govern
tOa. ~ ,5d regular and exact account OF the
mSuy n nr;yatccrs, merchants, ininrers, cap
s'ps'' fnn.reareces, SC. SIC. of all those seiieis
tam. a.d bv commercial intefeA with the revolt
s 1a,.Es s b. depo6ed in the Office Of appeal
81 " VI. 4 lit fhall be drawn up by the lame ma.
:a,.s,. Of the captains Of privateers, merchants,
s.c,.,., captains. fupcrcargoes and others, con.
'" ga bv commercial relations with the rebels,
. sSs.Gana,ed in the coH.lpondcnce and docu.
So depotited, as proofs of the crime 4: atethe
I'D , of.,his Lift, ihal be named the captains OF
-. ,,yateers, ard the Other perfons intsretted
i ~ y,aeIs, taken in the act and condemned as
Ss from their papers, either direct from the re-
III norris, or verifying that they came ron them
h. n. cuaom houfe dilcharge, &c. ifetame 10
+. repeated every month";.
Comics of theEelias fhail be delivered 90 every
.,o,sr beasihg our letter of marque.
XII. Every veiIel. under whatever flag it may
o,yipsts, on board of which lhall be found IN
yo;ce,. bills Of lading, and other documents d.
,.a,a 10 oos OF more Of the perlons naraed on
tb.(e lifts ordered by the proceeding article, fhai
he uovlionaliy detained, without any regard 20
The difance of territorial Tea, or Certain extent
Of lea, in which TIC may be met with, and lhall
be carried into porr 70 be examined. There,
under the mo6 eyaA fear6h, which hall be made
By the competent tribunals II ihall De aajudged
whether there be any psopriety in conhscation
and condemnation, either of the veael, or of the
whole or part of the cargo only 10 thar, in any
cafe, the captain captured fhsll not recover from
the privatcer capturing, any Indemnity on ac-
count of the deviation from his courfe. or OF the
hindrsnce to bis voyage. The cots of the pto-
ceediugs ihall be at the captain expence.
XIII. Every privateer which captures VET
Eel at anchor, in any port occupied by the rebels,
or navigating under the Indigene flag, lhaI be
exempted from all duties upon his prize.
! XIV. Every priysscer which enters St. Do
mingo, and fupplies it with proviions il the cafe
Of Gegs, hall enjoy the fame exemption during
a cruize Of three months.
The fifteenth Article orders the general circu.
Baton OF che above decree, "to juaiiy oer efforts
etoreprefs thametul and hottie trade, which nou-
Frihcs tue mott odious rebellion"
iSignedl L. FERRANG.
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PUBLIC SALE.

TOMORROW, will be sold at the vendu.,
Store,
A number OF handfome MuTs, Tip
pets ard lrn,in, &c.
P. G. Mayfs'Isy.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
OF TIE

THURSDAY, December IS.
Further sketch Of the debate, on Mr.. Bid.
Wells resolotionfor a reward to
WILLIAM EATON, Esq
In the.house of representatives, in con.
5gress asse mbled, on Thursday last, (conti.
nued from our last.
On Mr.. Randolph's sitting down, the
question was called for, and it was put, on
the first Amendments, viz, TO strike out
the word sword" and insert the word
6 medal"
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Ten Dollars Reward.

ID ANYWAY from the flbfc.iber on Thurf.
n day laR, the 18th inf. Negro Woman
named MILLY, formerly the property of NJ.
Brian Ramai0s; about twenty three years of
age, itout made, and very dark complexion.
Whoever takes up faid Negro and delivers her
to ne, fhaii receive the above reward with all
realonable expences.
Mathsw EaAin.
Derembcr 80. d3t
FAXON, METCALF & co.
Have reefiOed PER Sebocuer MARIA, fr0m Bos.
TON, and selr tor Sale,
s5 barrels New England Run,
"a barfels7fall caught Mackarcl,
tierce Tanner's Oil,
lSe Reams Wrapping Paper.
And general aGortmens of Shoes, which WI.
be opened immediately and diipoted Of on resio
ablct terms.
ALSO ON HAND,
Is pipes Holland Gin,
4 pipes French Brandy,
10 barrel. Bottom Pork,
Few hogheads and barrels MolaiIss, and
$50 Tile.
Cath will be given for CORN AND RYE, sp.
ply as above.
December 80, cow
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Affirmative, Sc.
Negative, So.

Mr.. j. Clay again rose, 70 express his
wish that the gentlemen in the majority
would accede TO the sword, insteadof the
medal He could not he said, consistcn,
with his ideas of his duy, vote for SO high
a reward as medal; and should it be
finally agreed to, he must be under the
painful necessity of giving his negative to
the whole business.
Mr.. Varnum, spoke at considerable
length, on the merits. of Mr.. Eaton. But
says, Mr.. Varnum it would make no odos
to me, whether I was rewardipg general
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Tavern and Cyfer-Houfe.


r. He fubtcrber begs leave RESPECTFULLY to in.
form bis friends snd the public in general,
that he has taken that comnoaious and convent.
ent houie, on Prince freet, next door to the
counting houfe Of MeiIrs. r. T. Hooe and Co.
laFa!y occupied 6y Captain James Davidfoo
where he will continue, as lfual, to furnih Oy-
tters, Beef.Stakes, and other articles in his line.
he has provided a good flock OF Liquors; and
can at all times accommodate private parties as
the lkortef mott {
Returning thanks for the liberal encoursse-
ment he has met with. ne RESPECTFULLY foIicits
continuance nt it, and pledges hmislf to ufe eve.
~ esertion to pirsfe.
Frederick Shuck.
December 80. dsr
N. B. Eight OF ten boarders will be taken on
low terms.
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MUTUAL INSURANCE OF VIRGINIA.

HEX are /o,7e people in this country, who have
under various ihapes attempted 70 de,roy ,his
phiIanthropio nttution, build on It's r.,iu ,nsrce
nary company--hence their agents, who exp.cf =,
get Some lucrative Offices 90 about with in;ln, f,c,
and propagate faifehoods-fuch that it is all over
the Legislature has de,royed tit is knocked on The
head--thit thoie who remain in the Town Ma,
tuai iniurance would be ruined-that the Quota.
would i'vaiow mp the whole amount OF their buiid
ings, &c. They know better, but any thing ierves
their nearious purPo(es. That their aiIertions are
failacious can eliily be proved;a gentlernau whole
houe /. on the capitol fqusre, olated from others.
built of brick and he fays is covered with bricks told
me hn'iel that he pays annually in the Phenx Of
iioe one guinea for each hundred pounds injured
Then If he had injured here (the innituon was or
canned IN 1889 he would have paid on entering one
per centrum, and in 1899 per cent for his uuo.a
whch makes 1t Tor ten years nurance only two per
cent. when he has paid abroad ten and an half ,er
cent iheh IL ne was now TO pay eight quotas AMI
an han at once, he would fill fand upon be..,r
footing than If injured abroad Loffes mua happen
and betai the injured houes only, TO upwards of a
million aud an half of dollars before he would have
to pay eight per cent. eight quotas.
There being actually entered in the towns and
iuburbs, upwards of five thouand buildings, amounts
ing 20 upwards of five millions of dollars and will I'M
DER the new rates yield premiums upwards Of one
hundred and leventy thoufand dollars Then as nor
halfthe buildings in the towns and ruburbs are nct
injured yet, oIes mutt happen 10 the amount of three
hundred and forty thouland dollars Tor we mutt natu
rally iuppoie that the injured and unnlnred houre,
may be equally affected, before it will take one pre
MUM.
The contribution under the new rates will he
on houie injured Tor one thouiaud dollars to wit
IF built of
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For SALE OR LEASE /:

HAT large and convenient TAVERN, ituated
I in the centre of the town of Lynchburg, at the
corner OF the itree leading to the court houfe and
Jail and not more than thirty yards from BOTH oppo-
lite Lynehe's ware-hou: and the Greet leading from,
the ferry in the faid town. The Tavern contain.
four rooms and bar on the irt Roor including two
very large rooms lutable for ball and dining room
with Hiding partition to the ball room. The fecond
Hoor contains fix rooms, the ze of the ball room
ard the others utabie for lodging rooms, with an ex-
celent garnet. This Tavern has large portco the
full length of the houfe, ALTO good dry cellar, and
well oppolIto the door, together with kitchen
i,noke-houle, dairy and table with twenty two fall,
therein with ipacious garden and yard leading to
The table. Other Improvements will be made TO
uit the purohsier or learer. II deemed unneeeIa-
y to tae the great value of the above property, or
lay more to the advantage arilng from 70 cenrical
and eligible hand for Tayern as it is prerumed no
periol would be inclined to purehafe or leafe the a.
bove property without viewing the premiles, there
being no doubt but they would be better fatshed at
ter feeling the convenient 6tusoD than any informa-
ton they could get from this advertisement. bc-
raj credit will be given any perfon deiirous of the
ourchsie or an advantageous leafe
F"c further particulars, apply to William Rofe inn
Richmond, or the fubicriber, refding about three
miles from Lynehburg-
SAMUEL SCOTT.
April 40
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ny pirine eta Deed Of 7irna, qoH be exbo/ed
- to- /ale tor rendy mOney on TIE frR day Of
J"ly, 6eing Aibemarle eourf day, at the bogje Of
Jamr5 Lezui5, in TIE tozUn Of Cbarloft/DiLe :
!6e mtrTgf Of Jobn Hesder/on in tie following
Wtgroe5, TO qcit; Md, TifaJ, Harry, Cloe and
yer cbildren, CATE. Annaka, SeHa. Janey and
facerH, eVifb fbeir inereait .fiOm tie slR day
q Mare5, 1902, or 10 many tbsreofas qUM be
ItH5!eienf TO Jafitty a DEBT due Thomas Garth,
/cm.r. q0db the Ieg0I infereR and coRJ ofadver,
Ting ami attending the Iaie.
T4IMES LEB1IS.
-, THOMAS GAR7.H, Jta'r. 1Y'ff''
Ai5enar!t, d3rH 80. efs7v.
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PROTEST.


JT1S'cH ST..
CHRtSToPHER GRANT, at prefent Of the ci-
ty and parInI of Kincifon, IN the county of Sur
~, in the faid nand of Jamaica, a matter mari
ner, late matter Of certain American brig or
ve'cl called the John and James, being duly
fworn, maketh oath and faith, That on or A.
bout the n'v-fourth day of December now
laa paf, he, this deponept, as matter of the faid
brig or veneI called the John ard lanes, failed
in her from the port of Charlefton, in the Uni
ted States of North America. having on board
4 cargo Of Rice. and bound for the inands of ST.
Thomas aud Curacao, at the former 0f which
fad illnds this deporens arrived with the faid
brig, or the twelfth day of January Iaft q
having there fold and difpofed Of twelve cafks
OF rice. in orderto dcfray the expences Of the
fad brig, ne. this deponeut. on the eighteenth
day of the flid month Of January, failed and
proceeded from thence with the fad brig aud
the "r''iuder Of the cargo, for and towards the
taid iiland Of Curacao. And this deponenf
further filth, that about O'Clock at ni,ht of
NJ onday the 22d dav Of the faid v1onth Of IA
nuarv. the f1id brig being then about two miles
dHfant from Little Curacao, was met with and
boarded by his Britannia maiehy's brig Snflifan-
&c. HrNr' J1roche, cfq. commander, VIXEN the
mate and crew of the flid brig were taken from
Oh board her, and carried on hoard The SufIilan-
te. tofeiher with the loe-book aud all the pa
pers belonging To the fsid brig, except the regC-
ter and letter Of inautiions, which we're left in
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To Mr.. WILLIAM TAFF i.

NAKE NOTICE, That on the 10th day of JuIy
s next, at the Tavern kept by William Montague
in the ty of EGex, fha proceed to take the de.
petitions Of Johr Montague, William Montague, Leo
nard Jackon, Spencer Clark, Thomas Palmer Robert
Palmer, Travis Taft, Beverly Cloudas and Rachel
Cooper, by virtue of commifFon ifIued from EGex
County Court, in fuit therein depending in Chance.
ry, in which you are Plaintiff and am Defendant.
PETER taft.
Ehex County, April 80. (ep4w)
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by q,irtue eta Deed of7raa, 4vW BIZ fold for
- ready money on tie d,;R Aay of Tune next, at
The boaie Of Tames Le4Uis, in TIE to4yu of Char
!ottfDiAe; THE IutereR Of John HenderJ1n in the
joIIo7oing Negroes, to zvit 7iiley-, Miley, Bid
dy, Gid, dmey, Caroline and Gerry together
sOitb fbeir inereNjr from tie 3lR day Of March,
1909, or 10 many thereof as qviN be Gx1Feie7t TO
Iati!tr a debt due to Thomas Garth, fir. av;tb tbe
iss0finfe'rf and e9R IF advertifag, and attend
ing tbr (aie.
JANES LEWTS,
THOMAS GARTH, Gm'r. 1rg'ffs'
Hibemarle, Ibril 80. eT3zv
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GUILLET.
FROM TIL. CHARLESTON CITY GAZETTE.

herewith fend you for publication, a pro-
ten made by captain Chrifopher Grant, late
mater of the brig John and James, lately cap
tnred by Briti!h armed brig, when n,e was on
her VOYAGE from ST. Thomas's TO Curacao.
think it neceilary to fay, that the faid brig was
this place, and her cargo conlhed entirely of
rice and a few ftaves for dunnage that fhe
was 6rf ordered for ST. Thomas, hut the cap
tain not finding ready market there, proceed
ed for Curacao that when fhe left this, had
no knowledge of the faid nand being in fate
Of blockade that to this moment no fuch in
formation has come to my knowledge, either
through the American government, or from no.
tice given bv Britiih conful in the United
States-and know of no other channels it can
legally come through. As far as | can collect
from the lift of her crew, they are all native
born citizens of America, except enc, who was
born in Bermuda, but was admitted to the
rights of citizenhip in America, feveral years a.
go.
From thefe facts, am Htterlyat a ofs to know
bv what law or regulation am deprived of a
valuable vefel and cargo. intend immediate
]y 70 fate this extraordinarv proceeding TO the
Secretary Of fate, when, truf, he will make
fuch experimentation as will bring on fatisfac-
ry exclamation and prompt rettituton; and
that the citizens of America will be alfred, that
while they are purifying an honeft traffic on the
ocean. their government will not fuTer them to
be robbed with impunity, or TO be fIbieGfed TO
every indienity his Britannia majeRy's officers
may wantonly chufe 70 inflia.
JOHN EVERINGHAM.
N. B. am well Informed, that it has ever
been the law amongft CIVILIZED nations, that
when place is declared in a fate of blockade,
the vehel attempting TO enter it is frf turned
away and her RICHTER endorfed, and e he re-
turns il is at her own rifl but in this cafe no
fuch proceeding took place, as the protect will
plainly ncw.
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WILLIdM TEMPLE

Has imported in the hip Rolla, Captain Cotte, from
Londou-An Extenlive Anortment of
G PRlNG 81 SUMMER GOODS, which he Of
iers for fale on liberal terms by WhoIefale and
Retail.-And by the flip Shepperdefs, from Liver
pool daily expected, he will receive very extenive
and general aHortment of HARDWARE q CUT
LERY. April so. (ep6w)
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Delegates ebs,am to lfrve in the next General
HDcm6iy.
Eek Thomas Wood and +Taliaferro Hum
ter.
King 8 Queen-Thomas Smith and @Henry
C aines.
King HlMam-William Aylett and William
Gregory.
Charles City-*Edward Warren and lanes
Walk.
Camber!and-Jno. Hatcher and German Ba-
kcr.
RanoVer-Jno. Bowe and Bathurit Jones.
Nottozvay.-Dr James Jones and -
Lampkn.
Goorbiand.-Wm. R. Fleming and Thomas
Miller.
Observation-Disclosures Woodion and Tho
mas Miller.
Bneking5am.-sJ Pitman and Edward
Jones.
oie.ourt.-Martih M'Ferran and John Beale.
Nontgonierr-yohn Ingles and 1--I evils
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Crawley and *John
Miller.
Orange.-Robert Moore, Willis White.
Fanquiv.-Tbomas Hunton, John Love.
Wrfbe.-Alexander Smyth - Grymes.
~ Tbet nsa-tra tbs are a..v asez,be,..
Gsm-Boat, No. q, commanded by lieutenant
Hiniav, arrived here from Warrington City, on
Tuefday laf; Gun-Boat No. 10, lieut.. Carter,
is daily expected, w'en they will fail for the
Mediterranean the hrt of next month a
good opportunity for thofe who have friends
on board the Mediterranean fquadron TO write
by. (Nor}oM Hvald.J
From clofr infpedion of regular files of fi;
London newspapers for the whole month of Fee
bruary and ! q of March, az late as any receiy-
ed by the Dumfries, ne cannot dfcovcr even
hint that MoREAU was to direct the intend
ed feige of Gibraltar; nor do believe that
he is to he inveited with any fuch command
much lefs do we believe that a man of General
Moreau's experience would be 70 extremely
raih as to pledge hmfef for the fuccefs of an
enterprise which will be oppofed by 70 many
difficulties both Of nature art and bravery
thefe are obfacles to a fuccefsful attempt on
that fortrefs with which both the French and
SPaniards are well acquainted.
Public Ledpsr.
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be confoundcd with the effnGons of youth and
'nexperfencc. Fills generous h,ert fs,,netines
Practices forbearance towards political oppo-
nen:s, which thofe more hacknied in obtaining
ends, MAY think iuprudent. This is the only
trait III the Enquirer which partakes of the cha
ratter of mex .,erence.
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FaitfcM Races.
PUBLISHER.

a DINNER foralarge Company will be provided
every day during the Races, in the LONG
DINING HOUSE, to be ready at two O'Clock.
Attentive walters are engaged ftoek Of Wines,
Liquors, Fruits, &C. of the bea qualities will be laid
in, and every exerton made to merit the APPRECIATION
OF generous public
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TO RENT.

rHREE fmall tenements convenient TO the ca.
pitol two Of brick with four rooms in each
and one of els fze, of wood.
VIM PRICE.
wro HAs FOR SALE,
fine mules years old
April so. ew4t.
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T6N1ECH.

y
report prevails in town, that this impor-
tant Hand, which has been in poiIefiion of c.
Britain fince 1856, has fallen into the hands of
the French. We do not pretend to fay, that
credit can be given to this rumour. IF, howe
yer. 1t be true, the lofs to Britain will be feri-
Gully felt. The exports are chiefly to that
country, and amounted, few years ago, to
E.2,ooo,ooO lterling. In lize, it is the third
Wea India ifland: and its population in naves,
people of color, and whites, amounts to CSC, 600
The queition heretofore, which has com
manded the inveftigation of our politicians, is,
to what European government ought thete ill.,
andS to belong, as connected with the intereit
of the United States We fl,ould, for our
felves pref,me, that the intereft of this country
would be promoted by their entire independ-
cnce.
The unquefionable refult of fuch an event
would be, to prevent, in fome meafi,re, the in
reference of European nations with our com
mercial affairs. The depredations committed
upon our peaceaole maritime citizens, in thete
fcas, have grown out of the conte0s which the
trade of thefe iflands have produced between
the belligerent powers of Europe. That i'll
ands htuated like the Weh-Indian may form
ftrong COME deracy, has been proven by the uni
on OF thoie OF the He gean Sea.
State of the Poll for the Congregational Diff
:rct competed ofthe counties ofAibemarle, Am
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IN YOUNG LADY WHO WORE A GOLDEN ARROW
IN HAIR.
MIRANDA, cruel as fhe's fair,
Exhibits in her auburn hair
An emblematic dart;
To thew the throng around her fhrine,
How hopeless they doom'd to pine,
Since Love can't reach her beayt.
I'll, pity fhe were like nun,
Who, fhut out from the genial fun,
Love, ev'ry lure defies.
Or like fome fragrant garden rofe
That with its parent buds and blows,
And, dropping, ufelefs dies.
Nature, fair maid, fay all you can,
Proelainls that you were made for man;
And man for you, I ween.
Then fince Eugenio5 worth you know,
Requite it with your fmiles, and n ow
It's fsh, as well as FEN.
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