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FROM LONDON PAPERS.

When Mr.: Fox was boy he CHANGED one day to
look into very i'll written book, with fac suih iav.,.
Being aiked what he thought of it, aniwered, " Il
reembes certain part Of Africa, with golden fore,
and barren plains"
Lady Hamilton has in her poEelion letter writ
ten by Lord Melton previous the battle of Trafa-
gar, reiPeainE the child he committed to her care
with an injunction that fhe nall not open It till the
young lady a,tains her 18th year of age.
rich citizen lately d.ceafed, left each Of his two
daughters, as their fortunes, their weight in H. bank
notes; and on being put into the fcals, the eldeR
weighed Zone 2lb the feeond eight hone. The
eldeh in confequenes became poeiled of fortune a.
mounting to 81 POOL. and the youngel being ths
heave0,to 8 Z SAL. and it was afcerta;ned on tn.
following feale 80 bank notes, Of II. each, weigh
an ounce OF avoirdupos; SIP notes will therefore
weigh pound 81 200 notes will weigh ftone 2lb
OF 100 pound, and 1854 notes will weigh lie
pounds, or Zone.
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AMERICAN Brszvi1g-It is eftablifhed by fair
and inccefSful experiments, that bright, pale
and delightful ale, can be manufactured from
the Indian corn, Tor maize) of the U. S. Thefe
trials have been actually made by capital brew
ing houfc of this city. Our ability to fupply
ourielves with mott agreeable and wholefome
matt liquor, from never failing and cheap raw
material, unlimited in quantity, will render it
perfectly eaty to DO, when we pleafe, with much
lefs foreign diailled fpirts. Thefe deRroy our
morals and injure our agriculture; while our
own malt liquors, nourifhes in health and fup-
port the farmers and planters. Manufacturers
have become mine of riches to this country
and they are mean in our hands to check the
invaders OF cur neutral rishts-Ifsbeg,HoulH eoa-
fIaAe TO be fHpAdsFF. Pref.
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NOTICE.
a IL perfens having claims aeaint the eaa,e of
L n William Mafen, deceaIed, of Cheaeraeid
county, wherein am concerned, are requened to
bring them forward, their accounts properly authen
ticated on or before the fra day Of April next, as
provilions may be made for the dcharge of the fame
Afo, all thofe having claims aganft the eGate of An
drew Scott decd, of faid county, are reque0ed to
come forward; and thoie indebted, to pay off their
respective accounts, as no indulgence will be given,
and this notice plead in BAR of any claim brough, for
ward, after the above date, as intend to eloie NV
administration, to April court.
ROBERT M'TYRE, -1lu,s of
ANDREW SCOTT.
March 10. ,f
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15u antboritp.
LAW OF THE U. STATES.
AN ACT

AN NJ
Confirming sRimi 10 land in tbs SIgri7 Of Hfnseases
and for otbey PHyPe/ts.
DE h e7a1fed BY TIE Senate and Hogf of Rseysfafa-
~ fivs' of f6s United Slater Of fme,iea in Coagysf
gGf~6lea, That all the dseions made by the commit
ioners appointed for the purpofe of examining the
claims Perfons claiming lands in the dira Of Vim
eennes in favor Of fueh claimants as entered in the
transcripts Of deeons which have been tranfnitte ed
by the iaid eommiGsners, to the Secretary of the
reaiury according TO law be and the fame are here
by confirmed
Sec. 2. AadbeH fuytJs, ,noe'eS That the eonfir-
nations grants Of land, made in the faid dnria of
Vineennes, by the governors Of the north wea and
Indiana territories, prior to the Establishment of the
board Of eommifioneTs aforefaid, and in conformity
with tfe a2 entitled An aa for granting lands to
the inhabitants and fettlers at Vneennes and the Iii
nois country in the territory north wea Of the Ohio,
and for confirming them in their pofIeHions" be, and
the fame are hereby confirmed unlefs when actual
ly rejected by the lad commiffoners; although the
perons entitled tothe land, may rot have given no
tee OF their elaw asrequired by the Geveraas max
ing Provios for the dipofsl Of the public lands in
the Indiana territory; Pre1idsSbe7esVer, That no o.
ther ellims hsllbe confirmed, BY vir,ue Of dis fec
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March II.
RACES Al TAPPAHANNOCK.

IgNHE JOCKEY CLUB RACES at this place.
will commence on Wednsiday, the 2oth april
next.
liz Days purfe--45o dolls dHance; mile
heat''-Seeond days purle, fuppofed to be near
ly equal 10 the fri, the greater part of the
toll being given up for that purPole--dIance, three
mile heats
IVeigLh az /o!!orvI
Aged 1soc,
Six Years Old, 100
Five do. do. ~
-Four do. do. 100
Three do. do AZ
And under years, a feather.
Mares and Ceilings to be allowed, So.
a meeting OF the members will be required ON the
day preceding the firt days race.
A. S. BROCKENBRoUGH,
Ss1'!a,y y Trse(4yey
March 10. tg,56h
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LETTER
FROM THr sEeKETARY OF THE 1RrAsvRY,
1R<Ns&fr1IYG
A STATEMENT OF THE PUBLIC DRRr

7'fa'~y DEPARTMENT, february ct, 1907.
HAVE the honor to tranfrnit aatemen, of the
puohe debt, on the firt days of January 1901 1902
ieoa, 1904, 1905, 1906 and 1907, respectively,
eogether with irndry explanatory atemens & notes.
prepared in puruanee of the refoution of the houie Of
representatives OF the 9th of Jan. lsft.
it has not been practicable complete before the
adjournment of eongrefs, fmilar fatements for the
preceding years, but they will be prepared during
the receis. Quarterly hatements would have been
attended with f more comfortable labor, in nveisi-
as the accounts for feveral parts of the public
fettled annually.
taPpears from the ftatement herewith tranimitted
that the whole public debt of the u States unprovi-
ded Tor on the days above mentioned, amounted to
the following fums, respectively, that is to fay
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SCOTTVILLE JOCKEY CLUB.
February 20.

INHE Raceswill commence at this place, on the
4 third Thurlday in April free for any horfe, mar.
or gelding --wegkts as ufual.
III Day--Three mile heats, for the amour, ofthe
Subscription, after dedueting contingent, charges
fay, about one hundred pounds.
I'd Day--The Proprietors Purfe, two n.iIe heats.
halfthe amount Of the frl day.
Sd Day--An Handy Cup Purfe--two mile heats,
for an elegant gig. 80,
WIZ. ARCHER, See'yy to Tie. Club.
Powhatan Court Houle, March 27 oaw3wg.
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LAST NOTICE.
BY virtue Of DEED Of 7rgs, executed TO ne BY Rib
ord Ftrgglsn far fHrpets therein loeeiEeG
WILL CERTALNLT BE SOLD,
To bs bgb5f 6iSsr, Jo, sag, on 11ouday TIE 1879 of
ASrn n:xf, at LoHjta c. H that being Cont day.
HkEE likely NEGROES, the property of
Il Richard Fergufon, eonfifiing of two men and a
boy. All Perfons inclined to purehafe are requefled
to attend. WV. WHITE 1;ras..
Loufa, March 20. rdc
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THE SUBSCRIBERS, UNDER THE FIRM OF
LESUEUR q SAUNDERS,
Inform tbeir friends and the public, t6at tbey
qVW continue tie COMAfISSiON bn6ne/J, Aate-
~ done BY C. q z. Saunders. They prOmiys
fbe Fridef attention to The intereRJ Of tb0Je
qObo may faUor them qUith conEgn,nenf5.
They Receiving general and exfeaUt o,1eut
Of GROCERIES, zVbieb qoW be e4iyed TO, aA,
Vb0fs(aie and Retail, tie iozvsR term and nElal
credit, in tie fore lately OeenPird BY Adl1,t Hiiav.
M'Kensh u Co. oR3e'ite THE Ven1ue Office of A1e6Js.
Pregf1 y AoneHe-aaO1g zObieb are fbe foYoz0iag
rL,, o
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SPORTING IN7ELLICEMcE.

u.
WILL commence on Thuriday the 9Th day Of
w April next, the Smithfeld Jockey Club races
over the Windfor courfe
lit Day-The Jockey club purfe, 6 400, four mile
heats. -
I'd Day-Wl be run Sweepfiake, one mile
heats, twenty dolls entrance, half forfeit three hor
les entered; the iubcrption left open until the even.
ing preceding the race.
Sd Day--rhe proprietors purfe, two mile heats
$50, certainly; but there will be. furplus after
making up the Jockey Club purfe and which is "a
be applied towards encreaing this purfe the proba
biity is, that it will be worth 20 the winner one hun
dred & eighty or two hundred dollars New-Niarke,
rules to govern.
NArE4. YOUNG, Ss.,y,
The Subscribers who have taken the nanaren,er,
ofthe eoarfe, having taken great pans to pu, the
tract in eligible order and TO pains will be fpared
torender the accommodation fltidaSfory is boped
that gentlemen who attend will meet with fucb frs
as will claim pProbation-stableage and litter grats
TO race horfes.
TFoS. HANCOCK,
WILSON DAVIS.
Maren IT, 4w.
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NOTICE.
A IL PtgIon5 baving claims agAinR t5e e,qate
L \ JJ John Pendleton, elq. late of the CTR of
Richmond, 6ee'd. are r<queaea to exhibit them 4,
either Of the JAgNfribery as lpeedil, as pe6T6k.
GEO. PICKETT,
ROBERT POLLARD.
CHS. JOHNSTON,
N. SHEPPARD.
Administrator.
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dsr-.od. he would efssIl slefe conductors on thefe
hdes from, whence the wind chiefly come, and thofe
S-e to b. fixed on elevated places, high trees, Sc
We are informed that the praStiSs commended in
this memoir is made sfe Of in many parts Uf France
with The greatest fuseefs.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
A LII perfon' indebted to Humphrey Dabney, are
IA requeaed to make immediate payment to him,
or to either of the Sublcrbers 7ruRees.--And air
hole having claims are requeaed to bring them for
ward, properly atteed, before the 9Th day of
April next, at which time dividend will be made.
GdBL. RdLSTON,2
HENRI H0YEY, { iruitess'
March ct. .n,,Ea
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FAIRFIELD RACES.

FAIRFIELD RACES.
nf the
bonaGde
JOCKEY CLUB PURSE four mneh
be donthe evenngo fdn
lib.
Dc.
aNowdslb
happi nhavea
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JOHN TOMPKINS,

HHS reecived an ego,fmert Of GOODS CorEaiar of
HLANNELS, Coatings, Blankets Rofe and Duf-
he Drabs, Frize, Kereys, Feanought, Cloths, Car
pets and Carpeting, Bombozetts, Swanfdown, Patent
Cord, Powder and Shot, Dowlas, Sheeting, Ker-
ieymeres, Calicoes and Mullins, &c. &C. which he
will dpofe Of very liberal terms, by the piece or
package.
NOV. IA. IS
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a it is my intention to fette in the Gate OF Ken
L lucky, / have, therefore, 20 reqref all thol.
who have claims againit come forwar for ie,
Element, before the tenth Of March, that thew
may receive payment and al Indebted to make inn
mediate payment, luts VIII be intutsd in.media. ,,
ly.
ROBT. CROUCH.
February 90 -
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ME Subscriber has commenced the practice Of
the Law, and has determined to profecute it
with the greate siiiduity in all the courts holden in
this place. He will, likewfe, regularly attend the
county courts OF Cooehand aud Chenerheld His Of
flee is the fore of Mr. Burr, in the feeopd bouf
above the Eagle Tavern.
Richmond, Feb 81. .otc
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ASKING TON VERN!

|nDEN q MOORE have taken the WASH
~ INGToN TAVERN, adjoining the Capitol
Square, lately occupied by EDWARD HALLAM. AT
comfortable exPenee, they have provided thenfelves
with excellent accommodations for their friends, and
invite theirs and the public patronage. They are
determined to keep as good table and genteel an
Inn as any in Richmond-Furnifhed ROOMS, ad-
joining the Tavern, and every necefary attendance,
for families travellins.-Both the Co-partners ha-
wing been we-verfed in this buiinels, at,er them
ielves with the expectation of rendering general fails
faction.
Richmond, February H. 0f.
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WANTED,

A an Apprentice in Dry Good Store, boy
"a with good Recommendations, from te 10 4.
years OF age Apply to the Printer.
March z7. r.
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PROPOSALS

iNNJFOSN LIS
"lLI. be received by the executive, fer fur
w mining the convicts in the Peniteptarv.
with rations for year, from the firm day of next
month. The component parts of each ration. may
be aceFtaned, by perfons wihilg to contract, by ari
plying to
DANIEL L. HYLToN, Clot, C. c.
March 27. IS
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HE CAROLINE JOCKEY CLUB races, at the
Il UNION TAVERN, Mir. Joieph Sutfins Caroline
Will commence on the 18th day of Apiinex:.
IN Day-A Posi- SWEET STAKE of Odoly. eaeb. 2
Subscribers & coied 80 lbs. zach, with an allow
ance Of lbs for Fliiies & Gedinps.
I'd Day--The JOCKEY CLuB PvRsz, IS spt-
ieribers at dolls each, 3 niI.e heat
Sd Day--Iwo mile heats for the Subferip,ion 90
the PRoPRIE FOR of the eourfe with the toll Of thar
and tine proceeding days entrance 10 dos each FREE.
only Tor members Of the Cub--To carry the follow
ing weights, (VtzD
Three Years Old, 80
-Four do. do 100
Five do. do. 1Ig
Six do. do, 100
Aged IoG
Three pounds to be allowed Celdings & Mares.
PHILIP SAMUEL,
SterNfa,y Of Cayeli4s 9esi.y CigS
UniOn.Taverp, (car) March G. tIqthA.
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LOST,

4, THE FARMERS VIRGINIA ALMA.
MACK, for the Year 1907, printed by Thomas
Richie, is nov for fale, 10y the grofs, dozen or
Jingle, at the Enquirer bookstore.
ALso-A General AGoriment Of Lawyers
and Sherif's BLANKS, jul printed.
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DISSOLUTION OF Co-PARTNERsH1P.

DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERsHIP.
EHE CoPARTNERsHIP of c. and r. saun-
X ders, isdiHoved by mutual content All debts
due by the concern will be adjuRed and paid by Lee
ueur and Saunders, who alone authorized to let-
tie all claims due to and by the concern
e. II. SAUNDERS,
TARLTON SAUNDERS
N. d. Thofe indebted are requened to make i'm
mediate payment no further indulgence can be ei-
ven.
LESUEUR, b SAUNDERS.
Nov 90. a.
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yEAUAfARCHAIS' CLAIM.

Brifot de warville in his Travels in the u States
Of America, in the year 1888, in note, page 9o2,
makes the following remarks the demand made by
Bsaumarehais;
"lf the feeret haory OF thi, debt, contracted in
France. were publhed, it would diieover the origin
OF many fortunes which have anoniihed US. 1t is
certain, for inanee, that III. DE- vergennes dfpefed
of thee loans pealure eahled military fores and
merchandise to be furnihed by perions attached TO
him. and fufered not their accounts be dputed. 1t
IS tact, tina. IN his accounts with Congress, there
one million OF vres that he never accounted FOR, after
all the demands that made to him. Il is Like
wife aef that out OF the forty feven millions pre-
TO be furnihed in the above articles by France,
TO Congreis, the employment of twentyon- millions
is without vouchers. Many fortunes may be mad.
from twenty-one millions.
M. Beaumarchais IN q memoir publifhed two
years ago, Prstends be the creditor of Congre for
millions. have, in my hands, report made to Con-
grefs by two respectable members in which they
prove, that he now owes Congreis TAG lvres and
oned has fallen into his hands 1hefe reporters make
hriking picture OF the manouvres praailed 70 de-
ceive the Americans.
" Will not the National AHembly eaufe fome ae
count to be rendered of the fums fsuandered in our
part of the American war Or rather the fums
which, miead OF going to fuceor thole brave nrug-
gers for liberty, went to adorn the bed.ehamber of
an aarcf, u! Adeline did more mitchell to the anne
ricans, than regiment Of Hefians. Where are the
accounts OF her favorite Veymerange! Why has not
M. Neekar drawn the impenetrable veil which
iereens them from the public and he himielf has he
nothing to anfwer for the choice he made of corrupt,
ed weak, and wicked agents, and the facility with
which he ratified their accounts
Mr.. Morris and Or. franklin have been cenfure a
IN the American papers account of thee rebberies
am Tar from joining in the aceufations againf the
latter; but could with he had given poli,ive an
fwer' to the writer under the gnsture of Ce~,irsL"
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INDIAN LANGUAGE.

Ir is ob:erved by John L. Gardiner, Efq in one
OF his communications to DIR. Mitchell, that there
are many words in the Kniltenaux and Algonkin Lam
guages exactly like hoe of the antock Indians on
t"e eaternmof extremity of Long Hand, and which
ieem IN part to jutfy an obiervaton of M'Kenzie in
his journey from Canada the Pacific ocean, that
there are three dhina nations the continent of A
merica. /. The Efquimaux, who probably came
from Greenland. Q. The inhabitants on the borders
Ut the Pacific below the latitude of IS degrees north
and g. lhoie OF midland middle egion, whole
corie has been from the Atlantic towards the Pacific
Similarity OF Languages conceive to be more GER.
tain method OF tracing the origin of lavage na.ons
than tinlilarisy Of cunoms which among undivided
nations are nearly the fame from the ancient Hebrew
70 the modern nations of American indians I'm ad-
dtion to the curious and interefing publication on the
native American languages, made few years ago By
IH' Barton, the public may expect much in
formation from the coated vocabuares of the Abort
ginal tongues which will appear in the narrative of
Captains Lewis and Clark in their late expedition a.
crols the continent of North America from the Poto-
mac to the Columbia rivers, foon to be offered TO
their impatient fellow citizens.
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DROWN SUGAR Of
~ hyperion quality,
Ditto ditto fecond ditto.
Beh Green Coffee,
Salt in Sacks,
Molsfss and Treaele,
Picked Salmon,
Scotch Barley,
Madeira, Port, Sherry s.
Malaga Wine,
Frefh Mufcatel RaiGns &
Currants,
Soft Shelled Almonds,
CoFperas,
Saltpetre,
Englifh + + Gunpowder,
Patent Shot, we'll ahorted,
Hibbert's Brown Stout
and Porter,
Ben 5Panifh Segars,
Caldwell, Frafure u Co.'S
SuPerfue Chocolate,
New-York Candies and
Soap,
Spermacetti Candles,
JOB
c. 1
Oaober 10.
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Six Worm5.-It is ftrongly recommended to
the overieers, directors, and managers of the
Poor Houfes in the u. S. to plant the white TIA
fan mulberry tree in abundance round their
grounds istree affords the proper food of
the fix worm. The rafting of fix worms, and
The production of fix, will afford an eafy and
profitable employment to the aged, the infirm,
the fiCkly, the weak, the young, and the lame.
The tree will grow TO the fize of fix inches in
diameter, from the feed, in feven years, and the
wood is one of the mott valuable, for po1s, ihip-
building, and other ufeful purpofes.
[PreJ.1
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RICHARD BROOKE

RICHARD BROOKE,
III TIE Egn Of tie Plough, nearly ettsEie b. Street
leading from D4ayos BriSges--HaI jga received and
opened part Of BIS SPRING GOODS, and daily
sxpe' toe remainder, vU6ieb bring laid in on The 6ea
terms, be zOiH sH lie msF reduced p,iee,, for eas
or Country Produce.
CLOTHS q kerieymeres,8 Do Handkerehiefs,
NisrialIss, } Red, brown & yellow
lndia Dimities, B2ndanna do.
10 Ca.icoes, ( Madras ---do
Furniture do. Silk Cloves,
Ginghams, Velvet Ribbons,
Silk and Cotton Cham- Sewing Silk,
brays, Nuns Thread,
go Cd Canibriek Coloured do.
Muiilns, Linen Cambriek,
Fiain q Laced do. Long Lawn,
BOOK - do. Dmities 8; Cambrick Di-
Plain & Worked Leno, mites.
Grapes & Sarcenetts, {7-s&4 IL Irifh Linen.
Lsees q Ribbons, Diaper, Platias,
Silk 81 Cotton Shawls, White &. brown Platllas
DO Counterpanes, Dowlas,
Gentlemen q Ladies Silk Oznaburgs,
o. Cotton Hole, >Ticklenburgh,
Dix, Cotton q Leather Linen & Cotton Checks
Suipenders, With Hardware and va
Silk Umbrellas, o riety of other articles
lie wlihes to rent the upper par of the Houfe con-
hitting OF four rooms two of which are very large &
have been recently repaired together with the necef-
iA'y out flouies' March "a. CIV.
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The fortunate holder of No. IsoSs, prize of
10000 dollars in the New-York Lottery, is Mr..
James Morrell, of Savannah--he holds two other
Tickets one ofwhich is prize Of 100 dollars,
and the other 10.
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Mr.. Ta1a' II. Baleb, an ngenou, artiN of New
buryPort, has juit completed compound magnet
which By its attractive powers alone, will rafe ne
pounds weight.
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Bar Iron, German, Craw-
| Isy's & Differed Steel,
Antigua & Jamaica Run, ,
Very Old Antigua Rum
Holland Gin,
Cogniac Brandy, of very
hyperion quality,
Race Ginger, Pepper,
Pimento, Nutmegs,
| Mace, Cloves & Cia-
narlon,
Freh London Muhard ,
in fmall boxes,
BeR Flotant Indigo and
! Fig Blue, Of hyperion
| quality, in boxes Of
90 lbs. each.
Frelh Capers, Oil, &c.
Freih GunPowder,
Tea in Gamblers,
Ditto by the ID.
Young Hyfon do. Of the
fra duaI;tv
N. England & Bullok's
CheeGe.
IN L. LESURUR,
1. SAUNDERS.
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ROBT. CROUCH.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-05-13

Butswhy shall partial ruiaelala the sight
When thought is due to other themes CUB
lime; Il,
Triumphant fate shall course along the skys
And death direct dart at hoary time.
The earth shall fail, -earth's actors too shall
die,
Their works in awful conaag grafton burn
The sun shall fall extfnguish'd from the sky,
And times and seasons never shall return.
Let.bliss, unchanging blissexcite desire,
Since life is transient anlits joys are vain I;
To everlasting happiness aspire,
y Who drinks of other streams shall hurst
again.
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ish this important truth and ] Aatter myself,
that, upon this point, as upon most others, the
Ousted Clerks will meet with tue contempt
which their party cavelling is 50 eminently cali
cqlated to excite /"