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ELEGANT EXTRACTS.

The following animated euIOgium on Demo-
cratic governments, is taken from the cele.
brated Political JUaice' of the ceebra.
ted Goodwin : work which, whatever NAV
be thought OF its moral doctrines, dirplays
more correet idea on the farms Of eove,-1-
meAfj more glowing attachment to liber-
"; more iyitematic view of the calanities
OF deipotHm, than arc to be found in any
other folificNiueatife. At moment Tx tb,s
when Bonaparte has lept forth The dsfeadgy
of the fyite;n of kings, when he has imoeG.d
depot upon the degenefated Dutch, when
he has niuludglyprOnounced iuthe face of ;hr
world, that fuch miferabe animals are I'll. ben
calculated 10 ADVANCE the happiness of man,
tas believing animated eslogivn AT "sone
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WILLIAMSBURG RACES.

I'm Tueiiay, the eleventh day of November next
will herun for, the Williamsburg Courfe,
= weep fake pnre, for three year old coils, two
mile heats, entranee so dollars; clofed.
Wedne'day-'he Jockey Club purie Of four hua-
dred dollars, four mile heats.
ihurlday-the proprietors purie of one hundred
dollars, two mile heats
Friday tweeptake for mules; mile heats, the
hett three in FIVE, entrance ten dollars
Saturday-an elegant PADDLE, bride, whip and fpurs
mile heats, entrance ten dollars
BY orS.r ef,bs Cub
ROBERT ANDERSON, S.s'ry c' 7;edfytr.
Auguf 80. (epllthNA
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LOSS OF THE SCHOONER COMFORT.
II more particular Fairnrat, ~@ a8Y-s,ei is lsIea
Enquirer.

81 move Pa'''S1'" F"ifD'Hf, fbSn aSPsG,ri 1. lie Ian
ESyairer.
Circunhantial account of the lofs of the f,hooner
Comfort, (Charielfon packer captain Ch..,iss
Drummond, from Baltimore, received from p4f-
fcngsr taken of the wreck, in lat So, Is, long
rs, co. w. by the brig Experiment, John Bocki
lis, mailer, arrived at the Lazarstto PHILADELPHIA
On 'i'uefJay morning, Argua 10Th the Confor,
left Hampton Roads, with paisngers for Charl, no,.
On Friday came on Violent gale from N. the
fchooner lying too, head 10 the fouthward and ean
ward AT 4, P. M. tie uPiet; at the fame moment.
inott OF the male pafengers having run upon deck
were wathed overheard whilt others, and TIE crew.
were iecuring thenreves 10 windward About 8. p
H. the main n,an broke mort off, and at The (,re-
matt was carried away, when lhe rghted, but full
OF water, the fra making continual breath over
her, the gale ii!l violent. During the night, the
greater part Of the ani pantngers were either
~athed overheard or drowned lailed TO efficient
Parts OF the vsfel and on SATURDAY, morning. th.
Jew furvvors had the gloomy retrorpea of but re-
manning, out Of Is fuls, the originsl number on
board. During the whole Of Saturday and Sunday,
we continued ialhed to the windlsG bearing all the
ia,igues Of hunger and thir1, and nnot frequently
overwhelmed wl,h the break of the fsa; and abou,
O'Clock, one Of the few remaining "a black man,
one OF the crew. exhauasd and fam, with thrift va
waihed overheard, and on Monday morning, we were
theered with the prolpsa of dsfcryiug veirel to
~'d"ard, bearing d ,wn, which proved to be tic
Experiment, captain John Bockus to Whole hunia-
nity aud attention, We feel it on ineunben, duty to
express the obligation lay under, Tor his unremit-
ted attention 10 whatever could, in any meafure,
ineliorate the niisry OF our G;uation
LD@Pag:rqryf anu ers4O Sroaozed.
Captain Charles Drnrmond.
Mr.. James Price, under Captain D',. charge, fon
81 Mr.. Price ihiP builder at Baltimore and blacks
competing the crew.
PASSENGERS.
Mr.. Archibald I.eGe, reGient Of Dsnisrara, hav.
iHg beeu fome fnosths psa IN Baltimore.
Mr.. Msrcier, Catholic prieq, from Charlenon
Mr.. Donauy, petleT, irom Baliimore
Mr.. Gonasy; from Hampton, Virginia
IHr' Cooper, wife of captain Cooper, lately ref.
dent at Hampton, removing to Auguaine.
Eids Mary Cooper, Gler tn captain Cooper, and
Mils Suiannah, daughter Of Mrs Cooper
Three Servant maids, and three black children ant
> boy, feryspt 10 MIR. GcefeT
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NOTICE.
a PPREHENSIONS for the health of his
n family having dlfahled the fub;criber from
abiding permanently at Norfolk, he has remov-
"a TO the city of Richmond, aud fixed his Office
~ the houir near the Capitol, lately occupied by
the Commi!honer of Loans. He propofes to
practiie law in the Federal Court, Court of Ap-
PeaIs, and Court of Chance',, in Richmond /;
and WI continue alfo to praetfc in the Chan
Gerry D'ilrct Court of Williamsburg, and Dill
tri6t Court Of Suffolk.
WIN. WRIT.
Aueuf s.
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FOR RENT.

HE Tarerh 81 LAID, AT Ki,.4 & 0u.es esar.
4 6eiye, svitb all tie iosles !Lertnn.o bs,s1g-
iTe, (eseeft tie fore konjs, occupied By ms;elf;
rNa tbr @cp lGietr niaS ~ Dotor'5 NeSvLan and
Pt@eiston) Tbis place is 10 ,,vc9 f,nzt,n II: he
0eig9oonrizg eq:5s.is5, TO X n ,rsflatie GG.d ar
IH1'elw, s5s.t 10 fr mnc5 lr ,'<ro,nhe:, 'ei:-:.
eoomfd he msaeesG.'.y lis beiag fte Jec: sc q
&C tpty end ii57ri<7 Court, and Lying ca Ire ~,
rood, Icadigg f-om Giouc.f:r and 3.0tke:c's
connfiet, TO ire cir Of Rcla2ad, gi1,e Is a tes-
Fdera6fe sd1'naicSe oqcr tie T,f7Trn, ct eolaf
bsH'tS tgenersiiy. Ths iaHd atfa,te9 70 III -.
germ, Is capable ofyis!da.e .7nauoiy from ~ :,
200 barrels Of eorn and from 500 10 400 ir3
<tt Of svbeat. am Of opinion fbat ne Esis
Sr6feb IS noao IN corn, is eap0bf. Of frod.siae-
GOO 6glSeL5 Of ;vbeat, Dpxt in The e1jhisg EiH in
good time, seLieb prisiiedge qv;R be ailosvel TO
f6oje 'cbo rent tire place. bor,e made $50 bnq-
els Of eobeot fran the fame .tfeid, Svten not as
large by 80 acres, and noae efn in he bi+b RAE
Of enlhzaiion that tit0f preicnt. gb;, piac.
SYM 6e rented for faro years, and in eli troLs.
billy, for fsvo Tears moyr at the exhirai;ov ef
fbej irR term qUW eoztra5 b,i1.sf.sy ggi.b o.
nv pr,Ioa SUibigg to rem, ard if not dilac6d af
by tire eeond lifo1d!y in September newt, il spiR
then be let ~ p.bhekly at King 81 Queen echrf
b2H/f, III Being CORR day, jfreuted befs-e t5,!f
tinr, pa5hck notice qUW BE- ei1rn Hbply ..
Rs5r't Poik'r9 osl 7i5or. C. Hoo s,e,, Ejag;-,x.
re/'afGs al H;gg q Queen court boaje, or tie 3D.
Jc,i5er.
2lHOAg4dS GARWEqr.
L.
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IuSr RECEIVED.

AND FOR sALe ny THE SUsscsIsrRs:
"A N Extenive hl0rtment of GROCERIES,
y mcng which ace the following articles:
Miuteovado Gi.ar afofted Tar
Weit-india CoGee 1'hps Leiper's Snuff
Antigua & Jamaica Rum Maccouba do.
Country do. ! Havana Segars
Cogniae s. Peach Brandy Salt Ps,re
Holland Gin } Brini.tone, Nader, and
w: India and susar-houfe Ground Girger in inail
Molaaes I kegs
L. =. Madeira Wine I.oy.wood
Port, Sherry and Malaga Turkey Cotton
Wine New-Yu,s C.inl,es and
Hibberts' Brown Stont Soap
Martinique ami Bordeaux Spern.aceti Candles
Cordials -Oil
ba.ket Salt Patent Lamps
Do in Jacks and loofe Dutch Cafes with pl,;n
Bullock, Chee!e , and Gil, Bottle,
Caldwell, Frazer & Cos. CaRirys alforted
fupertlne Chocolate Z Farther and Stone Ware
Riee Wri,iuv & Wr,,r,;,, M,
Nutmegs, Pepper, Ginger per
and Pinen'o Henry VIII and Merry
Mace and Cloves Andrew Cards
OH, Olives, and Capers China Plates, do Bowls
Gun-powder, Young n.y. Of different Gzes
lon and Sonchong Teas Do. Tea and Coffee Cups
Gamblers CONTAINING lib. and Saucers
aud 3.6. Gun-poWd.r Do Chimney ornanten,s
lea Plain aud cur Ct. p,. and
Picked Salnion half pint Decanters
Cut Herrings and Shad Pint half ., S oil Tum.
Patent mo, aGorted blers
aud Fl Gun powder A few ie,. Table China.
"A regular iupriy of Loaf Sugar by tis hhd. and
barrel, at Philadelphia price.
FISHER & IEsUEUR.
May 81. oaWtf.
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HN Monday the i5th day Of this month, viii
be offered for rent, Oh the rremiles the high
cit bidder, that part Of the ea.te called Windor,
which remains alter laying OF the widows dover.
] his property lies Immediately on Jda'ss River,
about four five miles above the City @! R.chlord--
the quality of the foil aud is vicinity TO Richmond
render probable that the Tenant will derive great
advantages from cutivating il.
WILLIAM IANGBORN, Rxervts,
IF HIilIiam DzRsfioFs, Dee'A
September 5. 81.
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SONG.
The BSARs OF rIRRo8-.

7RE BS4HS OF T1RROT.
Thy brses were benny, Yarrow ftreani
When hrit on them net my lover:
Thy braes how dreary, Yarrog cream
When nov thy waves his body cover
Forever now, o Yarrow freap
Thou ars to Rrea.n of forrew;
For never OIL thy banks fhall
Behold my ioye, ths Rower OF Yarrow
He proalifed me a milk white feed
To bear ME TO hsfathers bowers;
He pronfed me a little page
To fquire me to his fathers towers,
He promhed me wedding ring
The wedding day was fix'd tomorrow
Now he is welded TO his grave
Alas his wa:ery grave in Yarrow.
Sweet were his words when IAN we met,
My patton as freely told him
Clafpd in his arms, little thought
That ihouid never more behold him.
Scarce was he gone faw his gholi
IL yanIiaed with ihriek Of forrow-
Thrice DID the water wrath sa(ceai,
And gave doleful gtoan thro Yarrov!
His mother from the window loakd
With all the longings of mother;
His little filter weeping walk'd
The green wood path to meet h.r brother,
They fought him eat they fought him wef,
They fought him all the Forea thorough;
They only faw the cloud Of night,
They only heard the roar of Yarrow!
No logger from the window lock,
Thou half no fon, thou tender mother
No longer walk, Thou lovely maid
Alas thou hat no more brother.
No leuger Geek him ear, or weR,
And fearch no more the fored thorough;
For wandering in the night 70 dark.
He feila lifeief. eor!e in Yarrow
7bs 70afsy fa7Sj Js7rfire5 eailef he talph.
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IOHN ALCOCK.

1Nh~NNINIAJ
I INFORMS the CITIZENS of Richmond, and H.. pub
h nc, he has jua received at his Cabinet Manufac-
rory near the FIRE iniursnce Office Large aGortenr
CT Winaior Chairs and Settles, made in the newell
ia!hion and by the bet worknen in the rate any gem
tieman wishing to buy, VIII pleafe lcnd their orders
or call at has Cabinet Mandatory, where they may
get good warranted work, and low terms, e;her ia
the Cabinet line or Wndior Chairs.
Tune 6. IS
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FOR SALE.
May 81,


( N virtue OF deed in truf, to rne executed by
Il captain Fouihcs C. Tibb for rurpoies therein
mentioned; the whole of the property fpecifed in
aid ruit deed coHElting of very valuable trai OF
LAND, feveral valuable Slaves, Houiehold & Kitch-
en- furniture, and S;ock of various kinds
The Land lays i'll Elex county on Raypshannock
river, ten miles below Tappafaanoek very eonvsn-
Tn, to the belt of hh, oyers aud crabs contains 1881
acres, lays level aud well adapted to the culture Of
tobacco, corn and fmall grain. There is on i, a
dwelling houe in good repair, as ALTO other convent
ent ioules Tor fmail family, valuable young orchards
ut peach and apple Of choice fruits, belonging to
the above tratt there is much marG as will al
ford nay IN the greateft abundance for one hundred
and hisy head Of cattle the land IS well ,yatered and
remarkably healthy. The fs!e will take place on the
prennies, OH the 9iih day of October mex, and the
terms fully made known that day; par. of the
pnrchaie money for each article will be required in
hsnd,by
CHARLES BROWNE, Trga~.
Efsx, Auguit 6. If.
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FOR SALE.

'HE sabfcriber would difpode Of valuatls
MILL, Qormerly belonging to Col George
b're' deceaed) Gtuate the upper cod os Mid.
deiex county, together with traS of Land coa,ain-
ing by late iurvey, hundred forSy-sx and l,af
acres, ying contiguous to, and Immediately On the
i"ath bank Of RaPpahannock river, eighteen nes ee.
10" TaPPahanaock,' eight below B,w!ef's ferry,
and ten only above Urb2una If fcli previous =,
Monday the fifteenth day Of Septeulb.r (rh1t iefnr
the rit day of the diNra court to Is hodr, az
hins 4 Queen courthoule) if fair otherW lie the FRI
faT day. IT will he fold to the hiehaa bidder lat the
tHe and place before u,entoned) and poAe non given
the hrt oil January next, the following terms. r.,
Wit; One half Of the purchafs money 10 h. paid on
tie day of iae, the balance in months f.eur-
ed by lien on the property, carry ntsre from the
date if not puntfuaiY paid A deciription is deemed
anneceisTy, as it is prefuned none would porciiaie
without frG viewing the fame
ROBERT BiRD.
Hanover county, Augah 5. tlsttSep
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FOR SALE,

II ME LOT and HOUSES ~hercon T,bn Hasi,-
u ten, Eig. the Britifi Courul, reijes: on it are
a three Cory Dgvei.g-Houie, Oiiice snd Kitchen,
and other receGary Foufes for family ufe WeH OF
good Water, newly Gtsed, and Gardsp ltely paiIed
III, Ware !ioufe and Cellar under it the remains
o! Wharf, which will make good foundation to
build with all the prvledges Of lots fus,ed on
the river, of extending a wharf
ALso--G7I{ Acres Of well tin,hered LAND, With
good FGhery Willoughby's Bay. .a&ing in the
mouth and part Of Mafon's Greek, where the beR of
Oyiters and lih can BE- conveniently taken.
ALSo-A LOT in Snith6eid, between Mrs Psr-
dies and Captain Tojds lots For terms apply TO
THOMAS EEWTON.
Auguh %. nf)
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SAVED.

Lieut.. Bernard Henry, of the United States navy.
John Todd, aysang man working his paliage to
Charleilon.
Scott, the cabin Reward and other blacks, part
Of the crew.
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VALUABLE LANDs-FoR SALE.

ON the goth Sept. next, will be offered for fale, on
STthe premies, the hghelt bidder, on the follow
ing that well known traa of Land containing
800 acres, to which attached the invaluable Cha
lsybsaie Springs, commonly Known by the name of
the Amelia Springs; in poiG Of fertility, the foil is
equal to any in the neghbourhood 'ho buildings new
and spacious the f,uatiou agreeable, and uneom-
monty healthy. Il being preumed, that thofe intend
ing TO pgrchafe, will view the premifes, which at auy
tine before the fale will be ihewed them by Nj
*. Anderion, re1ding tie land further deferip-
ton is deemed unneeeaary. The terms Of fsle will be
paid in hand, and tie other Two thirds in two an
nll payments Complete and Satisfactory Creurity will
be required OF the purchaler. For the accommodation
Of the Purchaier, liberty will be given to iow wheat
in September, aud fnll POasgiOn given the q Jahu
airy, So7
EXECUTORS.
Apgvi 10. (,2os p.l
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SPRINGFIELD BRIDGE,
In MaNrbaktfJ

~
ms bridge is pronounced by conninsurs in archi-
tedture TO he Of the bet OF its kind in America
combining IN its appearance elegance and neaenefs
with itrength and durability.
Feet.
It's length is 1884
Breadth %
Height from low water 40
1t eoufins of arches fuppor.ed by two abutn,ents
low water mark-sach in breadth 81 feet, and in
length up aSd down the isream &c feet. Each pier
and abnrment contains about 900 tons of Rome.
AT the dtance of so rods above the bridge, are
erected two guard piers, Of ice brSakers-,he none
wrought into thefe when connected will ,hoie which
are funk about the piers of the bridge for their
rity, and hofs contained in the piers ani abusmen,s
themieives, make an aggregate of 1900 tons.
The length of the curve of each arch is 1877 feet
the chord 100.
This bridge is 20 contributed with frames upon
each pier, connected by long ti;nhers with the arches
that the traveller pafes nearly the whole extent
oft, on elevated piaiu aforiing view of extsn-
live Landscapes, in which blended we'll cultivated
heids, Pleaant villages, rivers and meadows, lofty
mountains, aud indeed wiidnes and variety in the
beauties ofnature which is highly gratifying the
eye.
The Kill, fidelity and ndulry of the mater bull.
der, Mr.. Jonathan Wssetf, of Wndhan, in Couaec-
teut, ought be mentioned in terms Of great CON
niendation The piers and none work were done uii-
der the fupernte-danee of Mr.. Lrsei Reed, of Hsr-
ward, in the county of WoreeHer, and in a manner
which reflects much credit on him and his fellow la
borers as artilts in tina, branch OF the bulnels.
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scarce nave tiny velvet lips inblbd the dew,
And nature ha'Pd thee infant queen of May:
Scarce iaw thy opening bloom the iun's broad ray,
And to the air thy tender fragrance threw.
WI .ke .,,'-.h l ara--,~.,-.i .,f 49,.
And by his cold rude kits, thy CHARMS decay.
Now drooPs thine head now fades thy bluihinr
hue
no more the queen of flowers TO longer CAV.
90 blooms alaid, her guardians healt! and Joy
Her mind arrayed in inHoceacy's ven {;
When fsddeniy, impatient to denrey,
Death claips the virgin to fs iron breaf;
She iades--the parent, hlter, friend, depiore,
The charms and budding virtues now no more"
p. e2.
The following ttle anecdotes deferve mention as
fvncng the force of her attachment poetical pur
iuits She declared there was no perional lacrfce
or form, however priced By her TEX, which GIe
would not make, to have been the author of L'AIe-
gro and II Penferofo. And enc morning, when re-
turning home from undergoing very painful opera
tion by Ware, the occ'tlih and when il confequence
fome apprehension entertained Of her lofs Of an
eye, he declared, with fnile that, to be Milton
fhe would eoHfent 10 be deprived ike him Of both
eyes. Fervent was her thira for poetical excel
lsnce, are happy to find that it did not nplr her
inclination or religions exerciies On this view of
her character, MIR. w. throws cheering light in the
following paragraph.
Not leis remarkable than the beauties of her per-
Ion, the elegance OF her fae, the ifrcngth of her
understanding, and the goodnefs Of her heart, vas
her aedfa't and humble piety. Through the Whole
Of her llnefs, fine consnt in her ievo,ious; and
when the extreme weakness ard emaca:ion, occali-
oned By her malady, made ths poaure of kneelng
GT;s :; s::-, ;:P= scssssii;s, !!::c ae y
regretted she circumfance dif9ualifying her for
offering her adora,isns in a flitlbe nanner With
inch dpoi;ion 1t will be matter of fiirprife
thsther behaviour, az all times exemplary in the
hours immediately preceng her d.Tolution Mould
have been admirable. Not Jingle complaint fell
from her lips. Even me lat morning of hcr earth
ly exidenee, when he had exrreiTed to her maid
with to die, ie iutan,iy corrected herieif, and faid
no, 1t sinful to with for death, will rot with for
IT,"
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SAMUEL BARRETT.

EooT AND SHOE RiAEFR;
z INFORMS his friends aud the Public in pe-.eraf.
tnar mas raxen iiorc, next door ny,Dr m.
Eagle Tavern where he will execute any ve,rc.
III his line oF bufmef, either genteea OF ladies ioes
en- the !horteh notice. Argua !. (entf)
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HnsgR l.

RRINTE0 IT 7.HE INQUIRER pRESs &c.
2'EyS DIR FuSLlSFFD
CpS,kiGI E;ii'"i OF !" The RvDIaxHrs Of
{ 4 the Lf1IN TONGUE: or. a plsi,, a,,,i
Ea!y Introduction to
LATIN GRAMMAR.
Wherein the prncpiss Of the language ar. me,hod.
eal5 diyeled, Iofd in SssGjs ans Lotia -wih ulsta,
Notes apd obiervo,ioas, explaining the Tera.s oe
Grammar, and Farther Improving its Relics"
BY THOMAS &UO0IMAN, III. a.
Ausna 8, 1906.
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We notice in late metropolitan paper, ludicrous
tyf?grdpbieni quantity of cheete is for fale
At auefion on account oil the Ihippers The adver-
tiisment has it, " Oh account of the fpty5.'
E1g. Psp.]
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a BARGAIN

u q Az be had in Chariot, Harness, ard psir
~ I OF excellent haries-Enou;re og the Editor.
Augui s. ii.
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Z URR MILL STONES, o. ALL SIZES: a.,
Ii PLASTER OF PARIS, OF an excellent op,li.v.
FoRSdLR, As UsyAL,
WILLIAM DAVIDSON.
Eearthe Market.
bee.f. tpti.j
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the rLowrs srRL's CRY.


C. Come buy my wood hare-bells, my COW Hips come
buy
o rake my carnations and jeaanines fxeet
1e their beauties houd wther, their perfumes ihould
die,
All matched, Ike myfef, from their native retreat
" @ We, who in p.ca;sre and luxury live,
Whole bofoais would fink beneath half my fad
wees
An deigu TO my cry kind anfwer to give,
And fhed foft tear for the fate of poor Role.
fe, once were my days happy, fweet and fsrene !;
And once have taSted rhe balm OF repofe:
But nov my check meagre far,ise is feen,
And anguiih prevails in the bofom of Role.
Then buy my wood hare bells my cow lips come
buy!
o take my carnations, ard eaamine, fweet:
Len their beauties ihoald w,her their perfumes houd
die,
All matched, like myftf from their native retreat
pa.
We fhall give another fneen,en, and tax. our leave
OF this gentle fprit" with hsr beautiful lines on
' blighted rofe bal" which were to be and per-
haps have been, inferibed OF her own tomb, an APP
rlication probably little expelled by her the time
of writing them!
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pisfeilaap.
Frsr tie Eeis9ick Reoisry.
MEMOIR OF MISS CAROLINE ,ruMc

MEMOIR OF MISS CAROLINE SIMMONS.
This furpriing young lady was the daughter of the
Rev Charles Symnions, d. d. In the bloom of cor
po7eal and mental accomplishments fhe was prsaa-
turely matched away at the age of L. Mr. wrang.
ham. an Engli'h poet, aHoeates the hinory of hi.
uneommony gifted young female with that Of Tairus
daughter. There was an equality of age, and limia
rty, doubt, in the workings of parental grief and
fial affection. supernatural resurrection, like tina,
Of Jarus' daughter, wasn not to be expe9ed. But he
who faid DANIEL arile!" though he fees Fl, no, to
raGe up departed worth folicita,on and tears
will Que day rafe it up to hincelf.
We trancribe ioue OF the ingenious production.
Of this prodigy of poefy and sranlplan, from their
native, lovely bud, fone hoffoms of infant female
geaius, which would not dihonour the brow of We.
tsran of Parnalus. The following, it appears, wa.
written when he was but eleven years Of age.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-12

III. 7VafsyJsaSj Js07cfisres eazea ID. Eelph.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-12
ON A sLIoHrEp ROSE BUD.

Scarce have thy velvet lips inbb'd the dew,
And nature ha'l'd thee infant queen of May:
Scarce iaw thy opening bloom the fun's broad ray,
And TO the air thy tender fragrance threw.
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AND FOR sALe nv TIRE susscsISrRs:
a EStrniive Alor,ment of CsRoCERiES-a-
: \ mcng which ara the following articles:
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-22
Centreville Academy.

nN the I'd day Of January next, an AGA
~ DENY will be opened in this place tor the
reccpeon Of Student, undes the direction OF the
Reverend Mr.. Snyder. a6i,}ed by ono or m.re
Uib.rs.
This Gsntlenaa has conducted dg.rens AGA.
dem es for the 1, ace Of feveras years Pait, with
great credit his department is cenlonan' to MS
ifa,ion, and to the ascom>iihmenfs OF tchoiar
he adds the happy facility OF exciting in bis pa
pills tbs fympeoms of literary genius, and 10 eul,
.ivate their mental improvements.
In this inaitution will be Taught the L&i.
AMI Greek Languages the Ensllh Language
grsmm .scal!y: Geography, Hitosy, Eiocus-
on; the various branches Of the Mathematics !;
Writing Arithua;ie and Book keeping.
There -. f>.y plares in oar country more 40
vsntageoplly !,aa.ed for an inai'ntion OF 'hts
natare, th,n this LIS G.uttian is very elevated
AMI the air "a u5y.cus; and in the ceatre OF a
remarkably healthy neig!bofh2od /; The necths
ries OF lie ere cheap AID nay ealiy be procured.
Tn: itritt-lt attention will be paio TO the mofals
OF n. S,odsnts bogh in and out Of fckool.
The terms Of tuition will be foT the Latin
aad G.cek ianguag.s, inlluting Geography, &c
* dollars 4ar ehe Math~natics 70 do!'afs
ises.iirg, Writing, asd Arithmetic. IA dollars
per annum, paid laryc,ly in sdvanee. tsnaii
contribution viii be required from each pupil Tor
the pnschsle Of 6re-woed.
Centre.ille, Dec. y. 2sw3ns