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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-25
S E E D S.
Bath o English g american g'srvtd.
The former imported this fall per the fhiP Sbe
perGe(;, captain Wells, via Norfolk,
qrhitb arx-


-amang qehicb art-
Eatly York Cabbage, Early Dwarf do. Eary
Screw do. Early Sugarloaf DO. Early Battersea
do. Large Imperial DO. Large Sugarloat do.
Large Flat Dutch de-. Red do.s Green and Vel.
low Savoy lido. Braacl Sprout., Green and
Red Borecole, Coniaower, Brocoli, &C. Alto,
Rye Graf,. Lucern, Burnett, Orchard Grsfs,
Red Clever, Early Datch Tu,nip, Early, Stone
do. Hanover do. Yellow do. White folk do.
Rape, Nav, Coriander, Csrraway, Dill, Az
nifced, Canary Seed, Coeble yellow Hyacis,hs
Roots, Fine Durham, Flower OF Mattard, Split
Peas, Garden Rakes, Hoes, Reels and Lines,
Gardcu Shcers ard beG Pruning Knives. On hand
quantity of Lombar9y Poplar of all fzes and
d variety OF FloweIiRg Shrubs, and Roots, on
.Pcafonable terms.
A56,
An elegant aGorsn,ent of cut and plain Glafs,
China, and Queens ware, Flower Pots Of all
kinds.
He likewife keeps Liquors, Groce-
RES, Spices, Powder and Shot, Fig Blue, Starch,
Barley, Rice, Soap, Candles, Salt Ptrre, Alum,
Pearl An, Segars, bcR RaPpee Snuff, chewing
and fmoaking Tobacco.
4E5o jar-Sa!e,.
The American Gardener, and ikennedy's
Trrat;fe on Gardening.
FEBRUARY II. dIw.fawfiM
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American Printed Cotton.
TezLls Lan1lAvS.
= March ~.

NNE of the firm OF M'Culoch & Lannays,
" Baltimore, is iua opening at the fore At
the corner Of King and Royal Arce,, hand.
fome aGortment of STAMPED COTTONS,
from their mandatory, which he offers tor ls'
at very reduced prices Cor csh or approved pa.
per at GO days, condting ofe.S Calico, "A DO
~7,s do. ; 4 do. e.s furniture do. a. do. Do
7.S do. do. Ga Shawls, 81 do. A. do. is DO
3D. do. Pocket Handksrcbisfs aaorsed and a
few elegant bed covers and window curtains
worthy the attention Of the ladies'.
n AS he intends reg'aning but mort time
in Alexandra thole Who are dilpofsd to Purehals
will do we'll to make speedy application.
March %. d3f
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Murch 5.

In the CAFE Of josiah WArsoN' a ''"''
raPt. LIN.
T~HE Creditors who have proved sncl' us i.a
under commiflion of bankrupt s" ,',s
and iifaed agana 7gsab Wa5lsa, late OF n. a.
apdria, merchant, are requeitea to meet 'ne ~.
fignce of the faid bankrupl's eaa!e, al Gs"p,
hotel, in the town Of Alexandria, on " ,taok
day, the 9th day of April next, at ten o:s,s oo,.
in the forenoon As buGaef, of the T't 'l y, &.
lance to the intene of the faid etats wiz 'si H.
then lubnitt.a to the confederation OF ''e
tors, it is hoped there will be full m;9..as'
March s. za"9~-~
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-25
70 r SAL E,

A Negro Woman, who is an ex-
celent hovie fcrvaps. with her two Children
che one male, the other female.
Jan. t6. Enquire of the Printer.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-25
Wonapfon's aromatic Tooth Pate,

For the fcurvy in the teeth and gums, and for
whitening and preferving the teeth. 1t likewife
takes of all diiagresabe tmens from the breath,
which generally arifes from fcorbutic gums and
bad teeth. This pate is much in uCe, and high
ly eReeaed by all thofc who value the prelervati.
on of their teeth, i. may be applied at all times
with the greatef fafesy. 1t is neatly put up in
pewter boxes with paper directions. Price 50
cents box.
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NICHOLAS KINGSTON.

RESPECTFULLY inforlrs his friends and the public in
general, that he hath removed his fore to
king,frees, next door to Mr.. jas. Tba'afos's,
qrbers b. bath for tale an e;stegfUe aBortstat
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March 10.
M46caJ My2ru1uent Mandatory,
liz Prase., near Wakr freet, dtexaxarja.


rTSaE fubfcriber begs leave to inform his
i. friends and the public in general, that he
IT IL csraes on fhe butiaefs of making and repair.
imp {uyqfa1exi5; aud has for iaie, Piano Fortes,
plain aah. s.idltenal KEYED Vlolns &c. on re
aiosable Itsms; ALTO efsrs his fervices tor tuning
and regulating the different lnRruments, but
thinks proper TO inform the public his terms for
hunipg, 70 that thsse may De no Misunderstanding
hereafter, w.
Gs. es.
For srni g Grand Piano Forte. 90
ID. HarPhchofd, go
Il quilting do. 500
Square Pianos, Imported so
s D.. d. American manufaaure,
Strings, aud other repairs, BEETLES tuning
extra ebargs.
II called % to go in the country--aIdifioa@
seba,se, according TO the tam. and diaance.
AZ As it is troublcfom. booking and cal.
Eng for ia tr.ae', the iublcriber hopes that
thofe that employ him, will rot think hard OF il,
ss.o pay the cash as foon as the job is conoletcd.
John Sellers.
March s. d3t raw If
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sUts;on C}ssab Bread Mdaufaac,y'

s-rT<HE fubicriber, inp,eifcd with a Lively
f.afe of gratitude, for the liberal p;Sso.
snese he has hishcrto experienced from the Gil.
zeas Of Aicx,niria, bers leave TO return has'in
.ccgc ihanks 10. the Fam. and respectfully m
foe;ns IN. public, thar he has commenced Dull
nefs IN that comm3iious ard central Hand, on
RoYaI ftrees, lately in the occupancy OF MT. LIZ
>SeH !; waere he intends carrying on the Loaf
Bead Baking ouGaefs exseafsely, and 'hattefs
himfeiF from his knowledge and experience IN
th. above bofia.is. to render general fatistaeti-
on. His pyelens adiz- of beeadis as follows : -
Tue 20 cent loaf. sbs--lo cent Loaf, ast.z
lbs--s cen, loaf, Ia los --and the 3 penny
loaf / lb--sn de OF choice fuperfae Apni,
Edward Lee.
March la Iaw4W
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He has hkezvlje for Sale,

A general aGortmenr of Drugs, Patent Me.
dieines, Shop furniture and Walls; a few hand
fome Hall Lamps; Indian Shades; proof vials,
Eaence of Spruce; Patent Backing Madeira
and Sherry wine; black bottles in hosfheads;
Paints ground in oil; and few barrels Flax
feed Oil, which he will fell on Reasonable term,
or essh, or TO puneual cdaomers ON hort
aredit.
or A generous allowance will be made TO
thofe who purchafe tae above Medicines BY the
dozen.
Masah ~. Jaw
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PUBL c SALE.

On WEDNESDAY the f,cord day ., j.,
will be fold, on tic pennies, A!Hl
Two Lots, or halfacres of Gron,,
No. 7 and SO, in the neigtboraood Of M, wv,
drew Jsmefch's dwelling houie Tenn, ,.,, 40
mace known at the place of isIe. WI V
March "a
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Isa received airea from the Patentees, ard
F O r SALE b
JAMES KENNEDY, Jun.
DRUGGIST;
The following Valuable Medicines:
DR.. Rawjon's A'sti-Bslaous and
StomackeL B,ttsrs.
PREP AIRED BY
THOM as III. r AN SO IN,
Member OF the Connecticut Medical Society.

T>HESE Bitters have undoubtedly had the
i mott rapid fale of any Patent Medicine e..
yer before difcovered, and are jutly appreciated
or their fnsular and >uucommoa virtues for re
ftoring weak and decayed contributions, and all
that train of rlica,ed complaints 70 common IN
the fpring aud tall fealons, fuch as iutfrmitfant
Fever, and AgHes, long Aatxmnal FtVer', ny.
nuteries, sc. They are alto very pleaiant biz
ter for common ufe, and where they are known
they have taken the place and fuperceded the use
of all other bites in public bouesas well az IN
private famiIies.-Prce 50 cents box.
!. DR.. Lees (Windham Bilious Pills.
THE great falc and interesting demand for she!e
valuable pills for thele twelve years Pah, be-
fpcak their inrrinhc worth. They have proved
fingularly cfhcacious in Billions and Ytlle7u IL.
veys, jS4sndiee, Heqd Aarbs, Dy/cntsrjes, Billions
CboAe, caaistxels, Femal> emplaist', &c.
The very great demand and high citeem in
which thefe pills are held throughoN the United
Stairs and the Wet Indies, has induced many to
coantcffct them ;; the parchaler is rcqusfted to
obferve that the name Of Samuel Lee. Jun. 1.-THE
psten,ee) is affixed to each bill Of directions, in
his own hand writing, or they will not DC gena-
inc Price SO cents a box.
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X0Zu0bLe LO Is for SAX.

V(DIIUptC LO Jo' '''VSO'
By virtue of deed oftrua from PHILIP WAN
TON to the fubfcribcr, for the pufpols OF leu.
ring the payment of certain fums therein me" e.
toned, will be expoied to public iale, on nc
premles. at eleven o'clock, A. M on Sh'
IURDAY, the 9Th day Of April next '0'
C4@-
IS Lots, Handsomely htuated, con-
tguous to the town of Alexandra, containing
between FIVE and fix acres each; being part %
the tract lately known by the lame OF "SH ,;i
HiN," and in the fu5divifon of iaii tract Is 'D'
of by Col. GiIpin, diiinguiihed by the NUN Sa.
bers IS, 70, 20, 10, "a, IS. 10 iucn a., a. I r.n
not already fupplled thsmlelss' mn esOle a' AZ
ations in the neighboIhood, thele Lots pf''eDs o.
objea worthy Of attention, aud to ace0mn0u ro,
purchaler, they will be fes up feparateiyy. io
more particular Information rspet@gg tbs G; 2'p,
p.r,y, application may be made to Cor oiIPD,
or to the fubicriber, who IS farOIihed WIZ" :
connected plar of thefe and the adjoining lu. -.
fome of which are in high itstc OF 'mP'0''
inert.
John M'lVer.
Murch 5. EwS-r---.
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DR.. Rawlon's Worm Powders.

A medicine which for efficacy and fafety IN It's
operation fands unrivaled. The mott suthen.
ticated proofs and respectable authorities of its
aaon'lhing virtues, and furpriGng effects, in ex-
trcmc and alarming cafes of worms, may be ieen
at the place of fale. Price 50 cents packet.
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TO RENT.

TO RENT.
The Dwelling HOUSE at prefent
occupied by William Sanford-The houfe is a
oommodious and Handsomely Gtuated, with eve.
ry necsfiary out houfe, and has ahandfome gar-
den, in high cultivation. Apply tol
Mr.. Thomas Prelton, or
Thomas Sanford.
October q. d6s.ee
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Boarding Honle Obeaed
BY the subfcriber, in Prince freet,
In the houfe lately occupied by 7bomas Pat
sss, between the dwelling houie OF Or. Dick
and Mr.. Hodgfsa's fore where a few genteel
boarders may be accommodated with erwith-
out lodging. Apply to
William King.
November I. eotf
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DR.. Rawfon's Itch Ointment.

A certain and fate application for that dfa
greeable complaint called the ITCH. Price ~
cents 4 BOX.
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FOR SALE,

An elegant three lory Brick Houfe,
on the corner Of King and Columbus it.rcts, VOW
occaPicd by Mr.. Jobr Roberts. Ger sYOtNG
NEGROES or GROCERIES will be taken in
part payment. For terms apply to Col. cso,ge
Deptale, or to the fubicnber in the City OF
Warrington.
sNicholas Vols.
t.
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Cath, and the highef price given
for clean Linen and Cotton Rags, by
the Printer of this paper.
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Dr.. Cooley's Vegetable Elixir
Or Cough DYobS,

For Coughs, Colds, ARhmas, fp;ttirg of blood,
and all diieales of the langs. It's merits itands
rnrlvalled. Price SO cents bottle.
Dr.. Cooley's Rheumatic Pills.
Price 50 cents box.
Hllkley's Infallible remedy for
the Piles.
Prize 50 Ceatsa Box.
Very particular directions accompanying each
of thcfe valuable medicines.
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PRINTED DAILY
R1 .SAaUEL SN0WlSEN
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-13

I to cooperate with him in This work, aod
assist in fixing a FIRST meridian for the
nalion on sure principles: And in order
TO aid the sciences of geography and la
vigaIion by celestial observations, lac an.
nounces TO our astronomers the eclipse
OF the sun, which will happen on the l6ih
OF June, 1906. This will be total IN those
parts of the New. England States New,
York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, &c. as are 81.
luaied between lat. 81, IS and IS, IS n.
and eenfraI a. or near The City Of Hudson.
1t is 10 be hoped such an excellent op.
Portuni,y will be improved to the utter
most by al those who have the means of
making observations. The. professors in
Colleges and Universities, and gentle
men ofscience and fortune, may easily
make arrangements for the event, on be.
ing informed so long beforehand Of the
time and places for observing it 10 the best
advantage. IN. Y. Am. Ci,izsn.)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-13
NEW INVENTION.


# Patent Machine for Iuyhh1te Working.
A Machine has lately been invented ~
Calvin Whiting and eli Persons of bed.
ham, for working Tin Plate into the vari-
ons kinds Of Ware necessary for use.
although simple il. its construction.
and not very expensive and Of course can
require but little repair, yet it facilitates
and saves three fourths off labor neces.
sary in any other mode of working Tin
Plate bsfoTe pracllsed, and at the SANG
time performs the work in general much
nea.er and more thoroughly than it can
be done by hand.
ltturns locks and grooves all the seams
IN vessel it lurns the edges and com
Pie,es the operation of wiring by closing
the edge round the wire, forming the yes
sci at the same time.
II cuts bottoms of all sizes, turns and
locks the bottoms and sides together, clio.
sing them perfectly tight, Ssc.. The whole
machine is calculated ia move with a
drum wheel, which may be put in motion
by water, steam, horse, man, or any O.
Their powcr,ihe rollers that perform the
different operations above described, will
make from ninety to one hundred aod
twenty re volutions in minute
DedhGm Pan.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-13
PARISIAM KIIMORS-

At the Grand Fe.e ordered by our emperor for
the "a of next May. sixteen new princes of our
Grand Military snd Political Funaionaries are
20 be proclaimed. in the presence sf six Princes
exalted into kings by his imperial majesty. The
hereditary ranks and titles will at the same Tim
oe restored TO all those of the former Nobility
whose names are not still found upon the liss of
emisrants. Several generals, senators. COUNSEL
lofs of state, prefeds, legislators, Trbanes,
Judges &c, will also be cveaisd and hailed on
fhat day as Maiqaisscs. Counts, Viscounts, and
Dlrons; and every member of the legion of hon
or will have right - stile himself Chevalicr.
y new order of knigh,hood, that of the En-
press's called Honorable Fidelity, will then be
announced.
The Queens of Spain, Prussia, Bavaria. and
E.rrria, are said to be amongit, Grand Officers !;
and 400 Other foreign and French Ladies of rank
and fashion are mentioned as its principal mem
bers. The ornaments OF these female knights,
are stars, worn on the left side Of their bosom
and GigYefe5 worn on the right side OF their head
dress. Among the ladies already nominated to
this distinction, the name OF Madames &c mis-
Staei. Rccarler, Tallcyranl. Remusa,. Sersnt,
Segnr, lie Brunn. Coarip, Duroc. Lauriston lie
Grange, Savdry Lucchesini. NJ 1nicelas, IL GLAND,
ard Miss Williams are mentioned -Four ladies in
waiting OF the Queens of Spain, Prussia. Bava
III, and E;ruria, Two maids Of honor of the L
actresses Of Hesse ard Baden, with several Ger
man and Italian princesses countesses and
harnesses are also among our fem-e ChevaIiers
in peno
The espenses for the Eete OF the 81 of May
are calculated 10 eco 900 of liyres Of which,
the 81 degaai Eleaor of B:gatia has paid 10 600 :.
Geo. and the CT defiant EleGtor of Hesse ,O00, 900
The value OF the presents 10 be Distributed on
the same occasion is said to be 6,C00 900 of H.
.vres, taken from the p,ivy purse Of our emperor
and empgtrj Besides all the commanders and
principal cl'iefs of the last campaign in Germa
ny. several deputies Of each regiment are to be
present. 1t isreported here butwuh what foun
daiiou cannot be determined. that til: Kings OF
Spain and Prussia, and their Queens. toge,hel
with the Kings and Q Ieens of Bavaria Wirtem
ourgh' and liesse, lave been invited 10 this spien
Cline the invitation.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-13
MIRANDA.

The reports concerning Miranda have been so
various add contradictory, that truths scarcev
perceptibls in the midst of rhese confused ac.
counts. From source which we conceive an
thentic. we shall attempt 70 state such faels for
the public information as may be considered cor.
rea.
1t is well known that Miranda proceeded
from Iacquer'el TO toe little island of Aruba. &;
,uated a small distance TO leeward OF Curracoa.
He left it about the l5fl Of April with the Lean.
der his two schoohers fthe Bee and Bacchus1
and was attempting landing near the province
OF Coro, where his little squadron fell in with
two Spanish privaieeTs.. one Of fourteen, the O.
,her of twelve guns. flted out at La Guira, by
the government. of Caracas. The Lssnoer af
ter endeavoring TO engage the stoutest. sAlden.
ly Withdrew from the combat, crowded sail ard
escaped. The schooners left to their own fate.
and after triaing resistance. struck tseir co,
Tors to the smallest of the prvateers, Two yonng
SpaniaEds who were on board Of one of The
schooners, anticipating their inevitable fate.
/ threw themselves overheard and were drowned.
The remuUider of the crew were carried into
Porto Caveilo, where they were committed 70
Jail. Some Of the leading men, Young Smith a
mong them, were Immediately ordered No 90 Car.
racas
The schrs. were entirely laden with amn,uni.
ton of al kinds, and Considerable number ef
proclSmatons in the Spanish language. from
Mlranaa's press conceived in terms well caleu.
lated for the objed OF iEflaming the minds Of toe
| Spanisb colonists. The fate Of thete unfo,tu
nate adventures cannot.be d, ubted The Spa
nish government, viewing them in no other ligh,
than pirates, most of them will be led To In,
block or the gaIows
Viewing this expedition as having thus ter.
minated il, the defeat and ruin of KS an hors
il were much to be wished that no suspicion,
hal been excited against our government, on III,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-13
GENERAL ORDERS.
Head Quarters s, IN

lsf March, 1906.
AT General court martial held at the
city OF New Orleans, by order Of Lit Col.
freeman, on the 9Th of January last, and
continued to the 9th of the same month.
Lieutenant .dlfred Sebastian, of the u
n"ed States, Bad Reg. infantry, was tried
in the following charges.
charge LIST. For contempt TO Lieut..
Baldwin, your superior officer, when on
parade, OH. the Goth of May 1905.
Specification. In ordering the band
to cease playing, and the retreat to be
beat, III violation of a garrison order of
9Th May, 1904, regulating the evening
parade, while he was on parade, Inspect
my the company 10 which he was attach
ed.
Charge End. For ungentIemanIy and
unoliicer like copduct.
Specification. For having 1t. Bald
win arrested, and bro't before a Gene
raj Court Martial upon charges which you
are not able 10 subs.antiate, aud which ne
made appear 10 the court were malicious
and false.
Lieu.enant Sebastian being arrested
pied not gully, and the cour, passed the
following sentence (viz.) The Court after
weighing abe testimony for and against
Lieutenant Sebastian are of opinion that
he is not guilty., and do acqait him w,h
honor.
The Geaeral approves the foregoing
sentence, and orders Lieutenant Sebas.
.ian released from arrest.
(Signed)
JAMES WILKINSON,
Inspectors Office, ST. Louis.
March lst. 1906.
l4e foregoing Is coty iron, tie origi.
nal or tRte in this office.
(S'g ed) THOs. II. CUSHING,
AdJt. and Inspector.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-13
II Na,urDi Sfeh.


ct Hamstead assembly, an Irish GEN.
tieman, who danced with great sr,rir.
though no. perhaps with all the grace of
Pes'us, was observed by Maccaroni,
who Immediately began m.n, cAing him
IN the most extrayagan manner. The
irishman took no no,ice for some tine,
but seeing himself The general. obi G, OK
laughter, came very deliberately up TO
the mimic, and asked. WHY he pres,irn-
ed to take him off! You Sir, says ne o.
Msr, you mistake ihe ma Ter, IL ia ny nasx-
RAJ Fcay Of dancing. s'Is ii, said h= iii.
bernian, seemingly accepting The excuse;
well, 10 be sure nobody can help wha, is
natural but bark we, my frierd, be sure
you continue in that natural step al.
night; for by c., if you once attempt
TO make II artificial, will break every
bone in your skin.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-13
former, aad one third Of The cargo of the

former, aad one third Of the cargo ofthe
latter.
Captain Pratt informs, that four French
irigates had arrived at st. Johns, Porto.
Rico, landed their troops, and hoisled the
French flag on the forts at that place.
June z
The ship Hope, Dyer, from the City of San
to Domingo for Baltimore, was Captured eff San,
dy Hook, on Thursday, by tine British ship Lean.
der (who has renewed the blockade of our port
and ordered for Halifax.
A Spanish schooner frog, Laguira arrived at
the City of Santo Domingo few days before
captain Fitzgerald sailed. which had been boar
ded by two Spanish government brigs in pur-
snit of Miranda, and had three men impressed.
Captain (. informs Us that the negroes had taken,
pillaged and burnt small village to the leewa ard
OF the city of St.Domingo.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-13
S A T. IT.!

The public are informed, that the works
at The, y. States Saline below the mouth Of
The Wabash, are now conducted with so
much spirit and success thatthe quantity
OF salt now is greatly superior to The de-
nand, several thousand bushels having
been accumulated in store. The price is
reduced to FIVE shillings, Virginia cprren-
cy, per busbel.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-13
FROM THE PORT POLIO
THE HARMONY OF NATURE.
A BALLAD.
Richmond 9Th mo Is.

WHILE WONiN like soft mus;c's charms
80 sweeIly bliss dispenses
eofne tav'ri'e part each fair performs
In the concert of the senses
Love, great FIRST fiddle oe the band,
Each passion queiS and raises,
Exploring with MASTER hand. -
Nice modu,ation's maze! =.
IN the rapt soul, supremacy blest,
Beams brightly In each feature.
ana lovely Woman stands contest. a.'-1
Toe Harmony Of Mature
Hark! with ;he pensive in duet
The sprshily HON it nlingles;
me rrudes the hfe and the Coquette
The lively harp iaat ,ingies.
One boldly sweeps the yielding strings.
While plantive s'v,her pirates it
Like Caesar this TO victory springs,
Like Fabius that awaits il.
With various gifts TO make us blest
Love ski'is each charming creature:
hus lovely wowan stands contest
26s Harmony Of NatWe.
Maids are Of virginals the type.
Widows the growing rymbaI,
Soolds are the shrlll and piercing pipe,
FliIts are the why cymbal.
All wives piano fories are.
~ Inc bass: how Old Maids thump il!
ne ousie horn are Archers fair.
The Amazon's . trumpet.
With various gifts to make us best,
Love skils his favorite creature,
And has sweet woman stands contest
TIE Harmony Of Nature.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-13

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