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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-15
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that our highly esteemed President and fell
'ow citizen, Thomas Jefferson, intends retir-
i"g irom al public employment, at thc ex-
and whereas in the opinion of dis meeting il
would be h'4hly letr' aental To the cause
of democratic republic nism andthc gene
raj intercst of the United STATES fer our
country o. DC deprived the services Of 50
stlc and vaiuab,e a character. There
-s"c,
P,q9irld, that e esnr A. Rcdncy, Janice
u..1 md Clement ilNrlrhr be, ~
they are appointed a COMMITTEE to NEE.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-15
souTHwAHE.

When certain characters under the cloak
OF hypocrisy are covering their designs, and
with Janus faces declaring their attach
ment to the present administration, their
conduct disprovcs the declaration, for a u
Mon with the federalists the open and avow-
ed enemies of democratic principles, fully
developes their character and proves their
wishes in unison with each other, and that
their united efforts centre to destroy our
much esteemed president, whose undevia-
ting virtue would still preserve the just
rights and privileges f the people.
combination so shameful in It's nature
and dishonorable in practice, mist meet
the dctestation Of every true democratic
republican, and we place a firm depen-
dence on the patriotism and abilities OF
. homas Jefferson, our present chi magis-
trate, who VIC trust win always counterfeit
the Vaccinations of his ard our enemies,
We hope that the opinion in circulation of
his intention to retire from Office al the ex-
piratiOn of the time fer which he has been
elected is premature, and that ne will a.
gain consent to serve us, therefore,
ResoiUed, That Robert MsMullcn, VIM.
Linnard, Ebcnczcr Ferguson, Esq lanes
Engle, and John Thompson, (srocer) be-;
committee to meet other Committees #ho
arc Dr may be appointed by the diffe4cnt
wards and districts Of the CITY and county
Of Philadelphia for the purpose Of drafting
and forwarding a respectful address TO The
President of thc United States, requesting
that he viii not decline becoming a candi-
&c COR the impoitart Office which he now
.soidS, when his present time shall expire.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-15

Rcsoioed, That Tench Coke, Hueh
Ferguson and John Smith, he a committee
to ioin other committees, from the respec-
tive city wards 20 address the President Of
the United States, requesting his consent TO
be nut III nomination for the presidency for
another constitutional period after the pre-
sent has expired, and 80 devise any other
measures which they may think the most
eligible 70 promote the desirable object aud
any other having tendency to promote the
democratic interest.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-15
RESOLUTIONS OF WALNUT WARD.

ESOLUTIOES OF WALNUT WARD.
Resoived, that committee be appointed
to meet such committees as have or may be
appointed by our democratic brethorl OF
the other wards Of this city, for the purpose
Of addressing the President Of the United
States, requesting his consent 20 be put in
nomination ior the presidency, another con-
stitutiOnai term, after the present has expi-
red and TO devise such measures as they
may think the most eligible to Promotc this
most desirable object. and others having Il
tendency to advance the democratic inte-
rest
Saml. Carswell, John Vallarica and An
thony Taylor, were appointed the commit
zee.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-15
f ALL GOO u S.
ILI. |. COHFN-

Second door bs!gty dfr S Iesrsdr,s Boat Store.
TIhs just received fresh assormeut e FALL
GOODS. Consisting 20 SrrDed & Rose Blsn
Lers, Superline ard SECOND Cio'1s Coatines ;
Fri-zc; casgimeres jlan"eis Negro Co,tons ,
Plains and TIaiftbicks La4y's Bah Coating I;
Bon'bazeues Wild Bores; Dus.n' Ca.inar
oees & Hussets Tnck5e'f Ytvcts q 'ue y Cosds
X Corduroysi Consu'u tion Cord. fa'.nt Cofd
Ves,inr Swao.d Tn do Me- = Wr0tn's eAR
Cotton x Wors 81 Hosiery Mems Lsr &c A.
So six y Cauou C6ar1bray Cal cc.s Efir'zet :
Cotton and Linen Cap,5Iics. lri-i t'1sus AID
Lawns; Fancy Musl,ns; SCdRLGT 81[B e.
ZETqES. tyr cbiktca 81. els ard Goor.t N
shaes and Lustring'; 2 few elegant sof.. -'ape
Z ,ndkeichicfs for ,Ae head; Soiin Daw.s iul
s .rg- Sdi; Snayls Bias 5nd NuclfA =
PINK Pad Muslin HANG; B1niaph5. N4d
10 Ronai do; Thread Lafes aDi ..y' 'fs,
Rb5an15; Lace sieevPs and MN -57'i p.
va Sll. AMI KID Cloves. &C.. &c a uf .lrcu
WI be sold on the most moderate &c r1s,
Richmond, OaCDcr 2, 1905. d
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-15
ASSIZF, OF PRFAD

For the Cftu IF Richmond, for the 1871 Of
October, 1906, Suherfnc FloMr being
at S 6 6Grcents per barrel, piz:
A Loaf of Superine at d4 l-2, to weigh
25 ounces.
A Loaf of common at ia ID, to weigh
90 ounces.
THE great abuses which have long been
practised on this city BY Bakers, are
known to every inhabitant. Their effects
are more particularly felt by the poor, who
cannot otherwise obtain their supplies of
bread. All officers in the service Of the
city, are hereby ordered and directed
TO be vigilant in examining bread scnt ont,
or otherwise offered for sale and to enforce
the ordinance in thar case made and pro-
vided, whenever deficiencies in weight or
quality, shall be detected. Individuals
ought not, in a matter so interesting to their
pockets, as well as health, to re backward
IN calling for the interposition of the law,
III every case Of abuse.
T.. CARPTNGTON. Mayor.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-15
MIDDLE WARD,

On motion, Resotved, That this meet
ing highly approve OF the measures propo-
sed by the meetings Of our democratic bre-
thrcn of the other wards in uniting TO draw
up an address TO the president of the Uni
ted States, signifying their entire satisfac-
ton with his highly meritorious services to
his country and earnestly soliciting that he
will not decline being candidate for the
presidential chair, at the next ensuing cleo
ton. Whereupon Thomas Leipcr, Peter
Gravenstine, and r. Patterson were APP
pointed a committee on the part of this
ward for the above purpose.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-15
SOUTH WARn.

Pesotved, that Walter Franklin, DR..
James Reynolds and John L. Leib. be .
committee to meet committees appointed
by the other wards for the purpose Of adj
dressing Thomas jefferson or the subject
OF his reelection as president of the Uni
ted States.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-15
T.. CARRTNGTON, Mayor.
Elil} 8 81 81

OPPOSITE the street ieading 10 Col. Nayo's
Bridge.
90 ton Philadelpha iron assorted
90 ton Swedish ditto, square and fiat bars
German and Dlis-ered steel
Spermaceti and Linseed oils
Yellow OGRE and white lead
Window glass, g by 10 and 10 by -
Patent shat by the bag and retail
Double and SINGLE T GIN powder
Cut and wrought nails all siscs
Coton and wool cards, Sc. sc.
We have still or hand few barrels good
cut Herrings, aud aw thousand weight
Isle Of Wight Bacoa-Vith a general and
good assortment of GROCE2JES.
RUSSELL s WALLACE.
October II, 1906. ~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-15

The democratic citizens of large num-
Der Of the wards Of the city o. Philadelphia,
and If some ofthe districts Of the county
of Philadelphia have expressed their OPT
MON in favor rs the recollection Of THO
MAS EFFE2SON as PRESIDENT of
the United Statcs, and have appointed COM
mittees 70 mite in framing an address to
him requesting him not to decline being
candidate for the Presidential chair at the
ensuing election.
The resolutions adopted at these meet
ings al evince an mistaken attachment to
Mr.. Jefferson, and conf lence in his admi-
nistration ofthe pubic concerns. We give
them entire.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-15
TERMS.


]. 1t shall be printed on an entire rev type,
CT a size larger than that useti in the ia sa
edition Of the Revised Code. published III
1903.
II. The paper shall be Of good quality, and
the book, when bound, VIII form a volume
In large octave, to mach the first VOLUMES
of the same work. The number of pages
cannot be ascertained- though tits expect
ed, from the matter of which the Book
viii be composed, (there being ninety.fUe
new chapters IN the continuation from
1901 TO 1905, and upwards of one hurp-.
dred omitted acts) that ii win cont4in
nearly as many pages as the last edition.
III. The price to subscribers will be FIVE
DOLLARS, 60 be paid on delivery of the
book-to non-subscribcrs the price WIKI
be considerably encreased.
- SUBSCRIP@IoSs arc reteiUed By me
fubliSher til Richmond
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c. @ o D S;
NJ o 1H | & r.

A PETITION will be presented to the
~ next General Assen bly, praying that
the charter of the city o. Williamsburg NAV
be amended, so as tn enable the citizens to
elect the Members Of the Common Council
annually.
October IN, 1906 ct
THE Subscriber h1s acc7mmodat ions
1 for twcnty-fve gentlemen If the Lc-
gislature. dc has also stabling for as ma
my horses
4LEX'R. QUARTER.
Richmond. Oct 18Th, 1906 If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-15
FOR
HE TENEMENT where now reside.
4 and possession given Immediately.

October 9th, 1906.

s'a'A PN'oSSoAOlt SA'Sii 1iAil'AS' To ANtN.
J. PENN.
October 9th, 1906. If
ON Tuesday the in day Of next month,
~ at the dwelling house Of the subscriber.
will be exposed to pubic sale, a variety of
no USEHCLD q RIICHE EN- FUR.NI.
TUE, also, a Wagon in good repair and
gears, and one or two horses, and womiich
cows.
On Monday the 10th day Of the same
month on the premises, will be solo OF rcne.
ed, MY HOUSE, nearly opposite to Mr..
VIM. Roses, and situated ON The MAIN
street-uniess privately rented or sold be-
fore that day. And at Remover court Il use,
on the first day of the court in rext
month, VIII be rented, the farm about two
miles distant from that place. called TIC-
BORY HILL, containing about 500 acres
Of LAND, and having on it n convenient
dwelling house with ) rooms, and closes
and cellars, and other convenient houses,
and variety of choice fruit trees. The
terms Of sale, or renting, will De made
known on the several days, by
GEO. WIN. SMITH.
October u.s. 1G06
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= =. ~sH
- -

.j&rliHS.-The mystery respecting this ce
,ebrate,t writer is destined to undergo a
new discussion, but there is little reason TO
iiope that he viii ever be discovered Two
points, however, have been ascertained,
which win prove who is not the writer, tho
it vii, most probably never be known who
is. Mr.. Malone, whose knowledge, iudg-
mcnt, and diligence in literary enquiries,
entitle him 20 great respect, has strongly
irsinuated that Mr. Dyer, the friend Of Dr.
Johnson, and 2 gentleman of high talents
and learning, was the real Author. As to
Hugh EoYd, il can also be proved that Ju-
Mus was in the habit Of sending almost dali
" productions Of immediate reference to
temporary subjects during the period when
Royd was for many months in Ireland. 1t
is very probable that the late Lord Amherst
could have given an opinion respecting ju-
MUS, which would have been entitled Co
more attention than the opirion Of any body
else, as that writer labored very hard un-
der another signature, in support Of his
Lordship, respecting his removal from the
government Of Virginia circumstance so
dsgracciul TO the Administrations OF that Pc
Rod. There IS so much genuine merit in
the productions Of Junius, that however Of
ten the controversy respecting the real Au-
liiOT HAY NE ICNlNGI, IL " III always ne III
tercsting 20 those who direct their attention
towards politics and litcrature.-Lon. ian.
The following paragraph lately appeared
in a provincial newspaper :--'' Travellers
should be careful 70 deliver their luggage
90 proper persons, as a gentleman few
days since, on aIighting from stage coach,
entrusted his 7yife 10 a stranger, and he has
mot head off her gincf, -
A gentleman not remarkable for his stea-
diness to a party, was complaining chat he
was troubled with pain IN his sila SIR
said a friend, 'when you Gnd Yourself I'M
easy on one side, you have nothing TO do but
TO- turn TO tie other.
MARRtED--On Tuesday the 30th ulsi-
mo, j., Martinsburg, by tho Rev. MosEs
HoGE, HENRY ST. GEORGE Tue
KFR, ESQ. Of Winchester, to MISS ANN
EVELINA HUNTER, of Martinsburs.
s---
DtED--Oh the 18Th ultimo, at the seat of
Capt. WI. VI. THoRNToN, beloved ard
esteemed BY III who knew him, DIX. WIZ
LIAM Johnson, ofC Ira. IL the pre-
mature death Of this amiablc young gent e.
man, whose professional talents had Justly
excited the highest expectations Lis friends
and tire community al large; have sustained
an irreparabieios
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-15


IN WHICH WILL BIZ INSERTED.
|. Such Public Acts as have been omitted in
the last edition Of the Revised Code
H. A compilation CT the several laws lor ne
establishment Of The James River, Pctcw-'
mac, AppomattoX and Dismal Swamp Coz
nal companies; in al of which the site
has an interest
III. Acts FOR the establishment OF the Mutu-
al Assurance Society against FIRE on bui.>ki.
ings of the state Of Virginia.
~. Laws concerning the Northern Neck.
V. a Table of Fines, ForfeituTes, Penalties
and Amercements, designating such Is
are to the use of the Commonwealth =;
such rs go towards lessening the county
levy; such as belong to individuals; and
such as are appropriated to any particoY
lar object.
VI. Acts for establishing Turnpike roads,
VIZ. Acts authorising the erection CT ToI.E
Bridges.
All the Acts comprised in this voluE.e.
have been carefully collatcd by a gentle
man Of the bar--NOtes OF reference to fot,-
mer and subsequent statutes, are annexed
to each chapter, and a copious INDEX viii
be given at the end of the work.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-15
CUSTOM HousE-RIcHMoND;
ENTERED.

EN- Erred.
Sioop Rachel & Mary, Holiness Norfolkt
Sch'r Traveller, Srow, Baltimore.
Slcop Laura, Sale, Norfolk.
Sch'r Harriet, Meekins, Baltimore.
Richmond, Seaman, New York.
Jane, Pearson, Philadelphia.
Mary Ann, Luce, Boston,
Sloop Lucy, Roberts, City Point.
Sch'r Harriet, Edwards, Baltimore.
Sloop Sally, Williams, New York:
Sophia, West, Norfolk.
Sch'r Ann & Elizabeth, James, New York
Feronia, Block, do.
Sleep Molly, Weeks Great Egg Harbor.
Good Intent, Clifford, Philadelphia.
Sch'r Polly, Meredith, City Point.
Sally, Travis, New York.
CLEARED.
Sleep Resolution, ireland, Philadelphia.
Independence, SOUL, do
Sally, Spencer, Z. Greenwich.
Good Intent, Clifford, Philadelphia.
Molly, 90.
Sch'r Triton, Badcock, do.
Mary Ann, Luce, Boston
Commerce, Butter, Providence
Rebecca s. Polly, rravers, ~ York.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-15
(coRREcTED WEEKLY.

The celebrated Commodore BARNEY,
who distinguished himself in the American
revolution, is candidate for Congress for
the city of Baltimore
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-15
Erfract IF ieterti-om Cr1iz, dated III
g0st 18Th, 1906.

gU&t 18Th, 1906.
owe have little to say on the subject
OF our trade, every thing being at this
moment at a stand, owing to the strong ex-
pectation of general peace in Europe
Negotiations between the courts Of Lon
don and Paris are going on, and great hopes
are entertained that they will he brought
70 favorable issue
In the mean time our port continues
blochaded for vessels ladened with warlike
stores andprovisions, but quite free for those
with colonial produce-Country wheat has
fallen 70 about So l-2 per faraguc, tho
crops have turned out very good, but whilst
the blockade continues, the prices will sup
port themselves"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-15
DnMscRArIc YovNc MEN.

At numerous and respectable meeting
+ tie Democratic Young Men, of the city
nd county of Philadelphia.
IT IS with sincere regret that this meet
ing has learnt from various channels the
intention of Thomas Jefferson, President of
the United States, 10 decline a reelection
after the expiration OF his present term
At period 50 important as the present is,
no sincere friend ofhis country will be will
ling TO dispense with hisserviccs, when the
prosperity Of the union must depend upon
the continuance of those measures, which
in the midst of pcrilS secured internal wei
fare, preserved peace, and maintained the
DIGNITY of the nation. When it is seen that
a formidable party is exercising every stra-
; tagem to regain its lost hogoc', and has sue
cceded so far as to detach numbers from
the republican cause, it is highly necesss-
~ that there should be raliying point
which may shield from danger, what was
the result Of a long s. arduous struggle-the
liberties of a virtuous people. To this point
we rnay be guided and saved, only by the
wisdom of Jefferson. Pennsylvania, tho
foremost in opposing the arbitrary acts OF
the federal party, and proud with the sue
cess OF her efforts, is now swayed by men,
who are either openly or secretly endeavor-
! as rcpublicanism owes its rise to our state,
not one of its officers can be found who is
not a protested federalist. or who does not
combine with, and support federal men.
! In this state ofthings, however, we do not
despair the cause of the people, aided BY
our patriotic and enlightened President,
vii! triumph over all the desperate designs
| Of oar desperate opponents. Therefore,
| ResoIUed, That committee of three
from the city and three from the county
/ Of Philadelphia ne appointed on the part OF
the democratic young men. to unite and con-
fer with IL committees, that are or may be
appointed by the citizens generally, for the
purpose of addressing Thomas Jefferson,
President Of the United States, upon the
proprietv of his serving FOR another consri-
tutinnal period, whereupon Thomas Irwin,
Geo. G. Leiper, James Wilson, (pr.) from
the city-Daniel Adds, Richard Feimber-
ger, and James M. Linnard, from the conn
", were appointed the committee.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-15

NEW EAMpsHIRE REPRESENTATIVES,
In the late election for members of Cen
gress, in the state Of New-Hampshire, the
Republican ticket has prevailed by great
majority, although the meetings were in ge-
neral, bat thinly attended.
The following is correct statement of
votes (exclusive of the scattering) that
each candidate reccived--as taken from
the records of the secretary of the state.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-15

y. R. Moore, William MCreery, Ed
ward Lloyd and Philip Il. Key, Esquires
are chosen Members OF Congress for thc
state of Maryland.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-15

We have seen gentleman from Port
land, who has seen a London paper of the
10th August which asserted that Il 7ras nat
frue that Lord Lauderddie had been so IN
Jayora6iy Teccived as had been ,ehorted.
The gentleman says, however, that the
passengers are all OF opinion that the Ne
gociation will fail.-Bo8ton Ren.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-15

A gentleman not remarkable for his stea-
diness to a party, was complaining. chat he
was troubled with pain IN bis sila SIR
said friend, when you GGd Yourself un-
easy on one side, you have nothing TO do but
to. turn 70 tie other.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-15

MARRIED--On Tuesday the 30th ul.i
mo, j.. Martins5urg, by tho Rev. MosEs
HoGE, HENRY ST. GEORGE TUG.
KER, ESQ. Of Winchester, to MISS ANN
'EVELINA HUNTER, of Martinsburs.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-15
VIRGINIA ARGUS.
R &c Ii NJ 0 N d:

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER IS, 1906.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-03
ANRcNArE.
LONDON PARAcRApHs.

The peace offerings made by EUROPEAN
powers TO the pirates of Barbary, re
senblrd the sacrifice of negroes TO de.
WIS., not 20 bring down blessings, but de.
prccate curses.
There is now hanging on tree in q
garden belonging to the earl of WAR.
WICK, at rurnham Green, apples of The
last years growth as perlecl as ,hey were
last September. VIVA, renders the ap-
pearance more curious is their being sur.
rouaded by those of the present season.
Moiny, the ACTOR, who has seen four
score years in this comicQk world, has
lately taken 10 himself another wife, and
thealrica'ly cut down Marriage Ia mode
10 farce!
An American book seller has pubhlised
an edition of the common Prayer Book,
with this notice, " That the matrimonial
article is prnted in nrgs letters for the
use Of old ladies'"
Pho Clarchettini boy only years
cid, has made his appearance at the ,hea-
ire ct the empress, al Paris, as 6.sl rate
musician.
Thornwalsop, The celebrated sculptor,
at Rome, is finishing statue of Liberty,
- feet high lor the United States of n
merica. h will be the irst piece of the
arts sent from Italy to the new world.
An occurrence has takeo place in the
fashionable circles of Dublin, which has
excited much conversation, aud is likely to
furnish employment ia the gentlemen of
the bar. 4 .Jial, marked for io,oCOL. was
or Friday morning granted against dash.
ing Raronet, for criminal conversation
va h the lady Of q noble lord.
DUBLIN las proof TO what pitcl,
due.iing j, arrived at, letter (of which
The following is 2 literal copy was exa-
bitsd before the magistrates at Bow street
lew days ago, by the person 10 when il
was addfessed, who. as well as bis onpo-
neri:, are two oRraeymesl AaiT dresscYs. iua,
come 70 town, TO learn the present fashion
OF dressing Tie ladies'
4" 3(,. H.
" for the ungentclman like conduit and
what you have been saying abou, me and
as 1t is not in my ttOt.r to you fight you in
the h~siisf stiie J ciaLing you Eight you TO
morrow morning With fsaties mar the
EsrinS az six O'Clock. / shawl sertainky
attend. !. w.
I" Mondsy Eve: O'Clock"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-03
Sports OF the Turf.


an the last Tuesday in September, over Mr.
~ Edmund Tsylor's ground will be run for by
year old COILS and FLIES. SwseP,take OF 100
do'afs eaeh--5 cots en:sred and the subscription
closed.
On the next day will be run for. two p,ile
heats, subscription purse. free for any nag
waich has never won pursc or s@eepstake.
On the third day substitution pur9s will be
ran for, which viii DC confined % horses raised
IN the county OF Hanover.
Weights, &c. agreeable 10 the Richmond Ioc.
key Club Rules
September 2. 1906 w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-03
TIE SdLLOR.


nY SELLIeK ossOaEr.
THE wrary sea bid screams aGar:
Along the wave dire orens s~eep;
From ;he vei'd SKY no friendly star
Beams on The undalssng deep,
BARK! from the cliffs Of dis,an, shores
ihe LON cuii;s his dismal cry
4he wave pOrtenSous warning roars
Ana speaks the threat ming tempest nigh.
What guardian angels wa,chful pow'r
Sasii snatch me from fhe angry deep.
y. Did, IN thar Tremendous hour.
Inc demon OF The wl.ers sIeepl
Or who, if ON some desert wild
dris'. weak. f1rish'd and dis-ress'd.
Shall hush the &C rows Of nv child.
And soo!hs LAvrNIA's wouGdea breast
Sweet otjsas OF my earthly love,
or you with aching heart mourn!
Far from your peacefvl vale I rove,
All hope.ess ever TO return.
Yet should it b. my happier Ios
To hail again my native shore
Secure, within my humble cot.
III brave the restless. deep no more.
HI, pras'r was heard--,iie rolling ba.q.c
Rode thso' the Storm with stubborn ,rjse:
and WIILtha, bii;he "a morning iask.
Flew to MS sweet enrap,ur'd b.iae.
Ye. WILL. with love and Iis lor warm,
:, Ere yet month had passed in g..e.
L orsot the 'errcrs Of the storm,
+Aha' singing, sqaar'd away for sea.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-03
NOTICE.

J EAPECT to remove TO the state.
Z of Kentucky or Tennessee in the course Of
the ensuing fall; all persons having claims i
Sain't ne as deputy sheriff, or in my individual
c"paciiy. are requested to bring them forward in
order 10 receive payment on or before the IN dsy
OF Cdober nsxt; also, those indepted to me, are
desired 10 make immediate payment. as wish
70 make final settlement OF my business. prsvi.
Gus to my removal.
:. Joel Yancey.