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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-02-05

HSHlVualll piil III cases
! Irish whlskey, very old
/ 70 barrels Pennsylvania rye whiskey
| Cider in barrels
| Whitcwin and Cider vinegar
Florence oil in TASKS
hogsheads HAVANA honey
IS do. choice retailing naols.ses
Guapowder
Imperial
Hyson TFAc
l h 1;sss Szass and q good '''''
Muscovado sugars, different qualities
Bengal white do.
Loaf and lump sugars, Philadelphia, Bal
timore and Alexandria.
Leipers, CARROTS, al Hamitcns au,
in bottles and bladders.
Macuba and rapee do.
Cloyer-seed, Penn. svarranted)
Mace; nutmegs cloves cass;a; pimsh
to; pepper; ginger, race and gound Cg
enne pepper; refined salt-pctre.
Coffee; chocolate rice pearl barley
.,London and Philadelphia mustard basEs
salt; starch; fig blue; hotant indigo; Geu,
gia and Tennessee cotton: hay i-wool; mn,
der; copperas; alum; birthstone chalk
pipes in boxes; wrapping paper and twin:i
traces; bedcords; leading lines ;demiohn;
gin cases; pateEt shot; brandywinc sunpM
der; Harvey's gunpowder, the only Di
fish battle powder] from + to treble sealed
chewing tobacco best HAVANA segars.
Muscatel and bloom raisins in boxes.
Sun raisiRs in casks.
Zante currants /; prunes soft shellcd al
inonds.
A few boxes excellent pickles, eachon
dozen bottles assorted capers, olives and
choyies, for sale by the box.
a quantity of clean good alum salt suitable
for the fishery, &c. &c.
JAMES BACON,
Athis GROCERY SroRE, on Kiny-s.reef, hasA
addition to lis, former stock, added
A frelh Supply of Genuine ArtlcleS'
the Grocery Line;
Which makes his assortment complete
lie non ogers for safe, on rs asuaf low ter1'
Mufeoyado Sugars, Of various qua
Of ondJ, ILL.,
va | 's',,. -.u.Hp "'e'0'
1 I.unpo"oe'' yE4s
unps. '''' ,,r.;onla,lv select.
yo,na " ,.o p ednr
u oa c,.: CO, esn,;Iv use.
$500 n' ''''
:, ae'.o, - y
ne'e pio0" Ho'leo' .,;.,
Chocolate, OF superior qual'pj
hiaaelrah
buselfos'
oherr*, u,nES
Lisbon, ~
,;TenerXss,
Malaga, a:ld \
Genuine old Port
pld Iop,a;ca Shirt. for family use,
ANTIGUA. ST. Croisx, St. Vincsnts, and ss'
T. D., SO. -
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-02-05

PHILADELPHIA Grand Lottery.
HIGHEST PRIZE
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS.
.dushofized ey an act O., the Legislature Of Penn
sylvania, .to, the encouragement Of
USEFUL ARTS.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-02-05

TICKETS at one Dolla' and Jkt1
Gents to be had Of
JAMES OELLERS.
No. . South Third ST. Get.
LEONARD hEEHMLE,
No. 70, North 7htrd-shset.
THOMAS PETERS,
No. %, North Second stree
THOMAS BEDWELL,
No 173, North 1asird.areet.
.SILAS WILSON.
No. 34,, North Iroat-areet.
JOHN SHAW.
No. 23a, North Second street.
CHARLES BiTTERS.
No. II North 7hayd-styeef.
ISAAC CARPENTER,
No. 245. Soa}is Second-arsft.
DANIEL MILLER,
No. 4e7, North Second-s5reet.
And at the Office of the Auro-
IA, and Freeman's Journal.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-02-05

Tie Price of Tickets gpiN adyanre as The drosv-
ing Progresses.
Note the purchaser or holder of every tick
ct, will be entitled TO a yaluabls Patent right
for manufacturing Sage, Starch,andHa Pow
der from Potatoes, BY a process esitirei new,
besides chanceof The alany valuabIc cash
prizes
e. Tickets to be had at MIR.
,RoBERT GRAY'sBook-Store. in
Alexandria; who will be fur
nished with a regular and cor
rect lift ofeyeTy dasv''s drawing.
yrrnasy7 ectistAEdS.
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Subject to deduction of
fifteen per cent. dollars 100000
THE most pai1.r6lc cashPrizes, from 2ooS aae,
uiward. TO be determined as follo-vs:
Dollars.
First drawn number on the first
ten days drawing, each 200
First drawn Numberon the sac
ceadin ten days, each 500
First dl avn Number on the sue
ceeding Ave days,each 900
First drawn Number On. the sue
ea,eding two days each s,oOe
First drawn number on the last
days drawing 10000
This Lottery will positively commence
drawing on the ssd day of Frobruary next, s
will be completed in % days at intervals, IN
der the superintendent ofGentlemcn appoint
cdby the Governor, to whom approved secu-
rity has been given for the faithful drawing
Of the Lottery sgreably to the Scheme. The
numbering for the wheels has so far progress
sed, under the direction of Mr.. James Gel
lers, as TO Justify fixing the day of drawing.
The cash prizes will be paid at the bank in SO
days after the conclusion of the drawing, and
the Machines and Composition rights deliver
ed to order, on payment of the deduction as
above. All prizes must be demanded IN one
year. after tie drawing, Or they will be consi-
dered as forfeited after that time.
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7'aE SUBSCRIBERS

aing dssirous Of bringing the affairs .ef fhe 1ast
frra of THOMPSON and VEiTCki, 70
fasl slose, OFFER FOR S.dL.E s6e Jols0w-
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-02-05

1000 DO. To consist of machines
for opening of-cast
worsted and open
wro't woollen cloth
ing into woool, valued
at one hundred dollars
each, (pateat right in
cludedj los,oos
1000 do. To consist Of rights FOR
manufacturing orna-
mental mouldings for
dwelling houses and
shipping, valued at
fifty dollars each, $4,000
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-02-05

IN 10 O<1CO1Ns
Hthts GROCERY SVoRE, on Rlng-strcef, ha&@
addition to lis. former stock, added
A frelh Supply of Genuine ArticeS'
the Grocery Line;
Which makes his assortment complete.
lie non o0ersJor safe, on rs asuat Low 's'S'
Mufeoyado Sugars, ofvarious qua
iities,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-02-26
For Sale.

q NALUABLE 4;lERC CLINT MILL,
C u containing two pair Of Stones and the
aecessary machinery for manufacturing flour;
$50 a. Mil for grinding corn and rye, and a
law Mil, all III complete order. This pro
,erty is very convenient to Alexandra, and
i:uate<, in a most excellent neighborhood for
cheat and for retsiling goods For the a
.tne,nt Of the purchase, wet and dry goods
would be taken for considerable part or per.
aps all, or some Alexandria property would
taken Tor a part. For furEher particulars
INQUIRE Of the PRISTEE,
February 10. 9
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TO RENT.
Land for Sale at Auction.

- - ~ IS q
WILL be sold at Public Sale at a credit
q w Of ! 2 and s years, on Tuesday :22d
day ofMarch next upon the premises, the fol-
lowing tract OF LAND; to.wit
One Tract containing 374
ores, laying in Fairfax county upon the OK
road, adjoining the lands of Edward Wash
iington and about 2 niles from the town Of
Dccoquan This tract is all in wood, lies
level and is well watered, and at least one half
is valuable meadow land.
XLSO,
/ An undivided molety Of
tract in the county Of Prince William, con-
tanning 81 acres, whcreon George Mills now
lives, immediately upon the river and miles
above the town of Occoquan, Will be sold the
following day being the Esd day of March.
.ALSO,
One other tract On the following day, bling tie
24th day cflNareh, 2
Containing about 200 acres
This land is under cultivation, lies well, is
we'll watered and is under rent from year to
year, at / SEQ VT. tobacco per year. 1t lies ad.
Joining the Lands of VIM Grant in Prince
William county, "a good neighbourhood a.
bout ls miles from the town of Occequan,
and S from Dnmfries.5 The purchaser can
not have possession Of this tact before the lst
of Jan. 1909.
.1LSO, ~
I7ll &c sold the .iollozring day on The trenaaes,
being HE 25th dag g,.l1a,'ch,
One other. I ract OF Land con-
tanning 200 acres, Immediately at BANDS
ford upon Occoquan river, and IS miles a.
boye the to'yyn of Occetuan, this land is well
improved has good buildings calculated for
tavern, store and distillcry, with convenient
eut-houses. y $3.50, SIS + ~ " 4
Indisputable titles will be given. thc par-.
chaser, 70 eacb Of these tracts, on the first pay
ment being made, Tie purchasers giving a
trust deed on all the prenisesto secure The
payment Of the othes two thirds. 81, ;s% ...g
80 1851 ~ ~. Elllcotf.a
Occoqnan, Fs' 10, Isl s. dts
Printing Ii all'ils various BRANCHES,
Handsomely executed A. this, office.
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Sals5 at Veadac.
{, every Tuesday and Friday

AmIIaIe aged woman, capable OF naanass
iog a housc. 70 enc Of .ssood character 1 no ?.
ii ri wages sill. be given. Enquire ofthe Pr.
isr.
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Nh. c. E n Err S

Has he hleasno e 10 iaf,'-0n his Friends and TIC
PutHc,
THAT he has commenced his Proctisine
Gals, and will continue them IS heretofore.
Mr.. GENERrs begs the parents who have
children to be instructed, viii PIE. Sc to send
them as soon as possible, SO as TO give them
s.a opportnrity of improving sufficiently as
he intends TO have an Ea,hi6ifion atthe con-
clusion of his school for their amusement
which will serve to crcalc ambition.
November -. go
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-02-26
Public Sale.

4 The public is cautioned against receiving
a note gifen by me to ore Garner, Ter tie ~.
mount OF l2e dollars. This note has gct I.to
the sIof one Ro1art t4aA, who vas ileon-
siderate enough TO take it. Without engailng
OF me or airy one whether Il would bc aid
HE said note was obtained bv sus;l scanda-
slous fraud and silsiny, That never silLcos.-
sent to pay i. on any account
I. Sawyer.
February Is. az ct
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-10-03
Lats4 foye,gn Nl1os.
WA E'N-YORK)
FROM DUTCH PAPERS.
IITTo2IA Gun -.

NgTToaIA, Gu.y =.
On the 18th his catholic majesty procc d
Ell from To,csa 70 I, rgara, w!4er1 h wgs
VOTED upon and corar!in3cnted b. the civil
AMI ccciesia steal authorities, and ilv the std
dents Of the celebrated college of mat town.
He also received q deputa.ion from the
town OF s.. hndero, consisting .. six ,ter-
sons, who ratiaed The oath of iitieiigv aI.>a-
DIV taken by their town. and solicited for
giveness for their error. Ills majesty re-
ceived each OF them WITH the creates; friend
ship, and was engaged IN business with his
ministers un;jlnlne IN the evening.
On the following day the king continued
his Journey 10 Nittoria. On 1he Boundaries
Of Guipasco, the deputation from that pro-
vince took leave OF MS majesty, who found
the deputation Alara on their own territory.
He also received the ma3istracy of the place
and made enquiries OF them respecting the
state If their respective districts.
When about three leagues from the CITY,
he received some dispatches by courier
he stopped, read the dispatches, and answer
ed them without alighting from his carriage.
During this interval, a detachment of the
African regiment of infantry were inrodu-
ced to him, which was 80 resolutely bent
on accompanying his majesty, though re-
peatedly told, that being on foot, 1t was in
possible to keep up with the carriage, that
it nevertheless went on three long leagues,
and never stopped until his majesty arrived
at the apartments prepared for him. At
his entrance into tie city all the troops were
under arms, and the houses were hung with
carpets. The firing of the artillery, the
ringing OF the bells. and the ceneoarse Of
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-10-03

advanced posts to within a league Of Port
de Paix. This army, which is n want of
nothing, is well commanded Lamarre has
under him some excellent officers, Dciva,
Beauvoir, and MANY others, all military Cha
racters, distinguished for their courage and
their inviolate attachment to the republic.
ssThe health OF the president IS perfectly
restored. He has lately made tour Of se-
ven weeks in the provinces OF the SOUTH
the insurgents at Ieremie are returning to
order; anil yesterday we were assured that
their chief Gomen, after several conferences,
had surrendered himself to the president,
the latter part Of this information wants con-
frmation. It is not, however, lmprosa-
bic.
The Inferior Of the republic is in the
most profound security. .Fhe public roads
are perfectly safe and the manufacturers
are working peaceably une!er the empire Of
the laws which assure to them their rights
and thr price Of their labor. This is not
the case In tie department. Of the north,
were insuircctions ProYokcd by the most
frighttul despotsin break our III all dircc-
items.
(" We suffer raany privar.ons OF the arti-
c]es to which we have b<en accustomed III
consequence ct ths American embargo
HIow lcng do YOU think it viii endure r.
Your own commerce must be considerably
injured by It from the scarcity Of those
things which we have hitherto furnished you
Here every thing is without price, and our
productions are of little or nc value. Flour
viii bring from 40 to 50 dollars per barrel,
wine III hht,s. from so to 100 and other az
ticles in proportion.
commerce at the Cape is entirely para
Used. The English merchants who are G.
slai,rjs.led there write TO their correspon-
dsslts N England t!l.tt the place is not te,!a-
liz.
6 At i}le moment in which ! write to YOU
ailaSsvice-boas to the president hiss arrived
from the Nole, and we are informed othci-
alIv that Caristophe has crested general
Roman, whom nc accuses Of conspsacy.
the soldiers, who are firmly attached TO their
general, have risen against the fyrart, The
whole OF the great parish OF Limbee, distant
about seven leagues from the Cape, is in G.
pen instruction. The army OF tne L'lole,
which had begun its movements towards
the west, IS aireadyreasscmblce. at nouecas-
sin, ready 10 march at the first signal, !'he
government | VIII be sworn &c YOU viii net
neglect any Of the means which are III its
power for reducing the rebels.
" Il! OH pohtica! affairs aye in state
which promises g prosperous issue: CuT
cultivation, III spite OF rhe war, presents q
iavorabie aspels !; aud We nave nov on
hand so millions weight Of cotE.,e, and SIX
millions wSis,t o. logwood. when the
troubles OF Hay:i have ceased we shall again
oe able 10 supply annually from SO To IS
millions weigh Of coffee"
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c. At the lol;citatlon Of a
number OF or country friehus
we shall com s,nce, OF the 9'A
OF this month, the publlcal,lo!''
OF . paper for the country M ~
times q meek, which Will coalS"
all the matter and adVeraf~
nlents pabIisI1ed in the da''{ = f.
per. !he price will be 8 7
D1oLLARs FER a'11um. ID,
Such of our prelent patfG
as relide on the route where
mail goes but once a week, !,
be furnilhed with the coa0F
paper in lieu Of the daliy +
unless ordered otherwlls.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-10-03

GEORGE w. p. GUSTS, Esq.
of Arlington House, District of Columbia.
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Forty Dollars Reward.
ELoPED iron, The sudseri1er's firm s'ea''
Alerand,2u, on the morning cftAe 4tA INST
.NEGao Nan nanasd
+ O LII N

About 81 years Of age, hired BY me from
William fIcpburn-He was formerly en-
ployed by Hepburn and Dandas as their wag-
goner.-Ile is a stout we'll made fellow, abcat
feet OF inches high, with la:gc. thick,
pouting lips, fatnose, large nostrlls and rs
very b.aek-Hc has mark resembling acoll
on the side of each Of his feet near the little
Zoe and suffers when spoken to hastily or
when taken by surprise--iie fas on when he
elcped, an old osnaburgh shirt,ne osnahilrgh
trowsers and an Old wool HIT, ard also took
with him two woollen jackets, one OF them
blue the other brown, apair Of nankcen pan
falcons and ain old castor hat-lt is pro5able
he had other cloathes which he may have
taken of will, lin.
From the information / have received, 4
expect he has either crossed the bridge over
the Potomac at the Little falls, with s,n Intea
ion Of gong to Baltimore, or has passed the
ferry at Alexandria, & made for Port Iobac-
60 in Maryland. A Eeason answering the a.
Dove description has been seen Oh 10th these
roads. ] will give the above reward tor APP
presenlling tie said negro if heis taken above
fortr mites from slexand id, ard twenty dolls. i
taken within q less distance from Aicxandris
and without the district Of Columbia arq.
county OF Fairfax; and 10 dollars if takeD
within either Of the two LIST mentioned place
upon his delivery to n.c in Alexandria, OF
upsn his being secured SO that | can Sc. Fin
again.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-07-15

Ny SEAT in. King George county. =
lies GA the mead of one of the branc Is - We
schodock creek, between four and n 3, n'neS
Below king Georgc court house, ana Oh s'ls
main road leading Gom Frederick sburg %
Mas,ox st,ri,lse. The situation is healthy, al
fords tile water, embraces the great aasah-
tages Of proximity to the court house q INC
county, church, mills, tobacco lnspeot.ohs' Nd
yigatioas, fish, fowl, oysters, &c enjoys le,
spectacle neighboss and genteei society ai,a :,
rom It's central position between potomae aiid
RaDpl hannock, thereby commanding the nc 4,
neiit of both these rivers, is particularly wei
suited to the business of any genaiema ~, %
profession. Wherefore it WILDE sold cither
with as x,uch land as will afford competent
support of wood and water, with the improve
ments alone, or with between four and Hse
hundred acres, as slassl be most convenieh' V
the purchaser; and possession can pc ha $. ~
She first day of January next. = his isha lies !,
level generally possesses an abundance OF
materials for fencing, some timber Tor buiias
ng and occasional repairs, a plentiful stock OF
FIRE WOOD and is OF the usual soil an THIS
neig.,l,orhood that does not lie lnlmeaiateiy
on the margiaufthe broad water courses:
The Improvements consist OF a dwelling
house of convenient size, perfectly new. .oalt
of tie best materials, handsomely hnlshetl
with q. fine cellar to it, and q variety OF other
! Recommendations for genteel famtly--a store
house with counting room to It, and Inc
cellar to the whole of that building a'so---sa
barn, comprising stable and .g,'anary---a good
house win other accolnar. odasiops tor aiaoyer-
seer, and customary houses OF ether ts2scrip-.
tiorss-to when ase annexed a well lad Oh
productive garden handsomely paled IN, q
good yard, some valuahis wheat and grass
dots, and orr ards OF q variety OF selected
fruits of the most approved kinds; and al
well eaclosed.
also, anofher Tract of Lanf', IN >sppcr
scouatr, containing about tive hundred acios,
mostly In wood. ard uniniproyea.
In the eyest of the sales Of the foregoing
sI.Aasss, i will dispose of some valuable Nc
groes my Plantation utensils, some House
hold aud Kitchen Furniture, Cattle Hogs,
Horses sc. Hsnong the latter are pair
of good Saddle Horses that match we'll for
sCetrlase, some excellent Work Horsss ane
thoroug bred Stud Horsesonly seven years
soid ins spgil last. He is an excellent Foal
getier, and from his size, blood, and figure
isiustIy emitted TO be ranked among the
first class saf Horses in this country The
whple Of this property, excepting my nc
evces, which shall dispose of in my neigh
bornootsfor theiroWn accommodation, will b
so.d undcr small reserve that Will be re-
qnifedin money. or at short dates, at private
!, barr gain, either on easy ynents an the pul-4
Achascgs evn papss,if satisfactorily seeures !,
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BANx as.fLexaNDRTA, July 4fh, 1908.
A1OTlCE is hereby given 20 the Stock.
IN holders Of the Bank OF Alexandra,
hat dividend of three and a halt per cent.
on the Capital Stock Of said Bark tor the
half year ending this day, IS declared, ard
will be ready tobe paid to them on Thursday
next the 9Th inst.
By order Of the President and Dircctos.
GURDEN CHAPLIN, Cashier I.
-sW
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Potomac Cam any.

THE Stockholders in the potonar A,ona Pa
nv are hereby notified, that Al, annusi meet
Ing Of the sad Company will be teio, sc'
cording to law, at Gads6y's tavern, 10 AieA-
apdria, on MONDAY, the first day OF Au. !.
gust next, when the proceedings OF the Board
Of Directors, with sketch ofrhe Treasures
receipts and disbursements since the last ge-
neral meeting, will be submitted to their con-
sideration.
BY order Of the Board,
,Jofeph Carleton,
TREASURER.
Genrce- Town, July 8. dtlstAHg
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JAMES BACD n,

hAxc0 DsAt1NtS ~ r
.y4t19s ERocxKY SronE, M King ssres 4
yrcriyrd IN uadiionse his jSvmer ssot, Y
"A frch Supply of Genuine AfsiclesE
the Grocery Line
Which makes his assortment complete
He soy d ers TOR safe, on las usual top Ia
Mufccyado Sugars, ofvarious qqI
lities,
Loaf and Lump ditto,
Imperial, EAS, i
Hyson, particularly selal
s s;s:s sz''; s'a family :
Best green Coffee,
Chocolate, of superior quality
MadeirAi
Buscllos,
Sherry,
Lisbon, NJ 4 " s
Tenenffc,
Malaga, and
Genuine old Port
lognac and Bourdeaux Brandy,
Old Jamaica Spirit, for family use,
Antigua, St. Croix, St. Vincents, and SyIE
England Rum,
Holland Gin,
Irish and country Whisky,
MoIasses, Wine, and Cider Vinegar
Stougllton' Bitters,
Mace, r;itinegs, cloves, cassia, pimens
Cayenne and black pepper, race and notrI
Ginger, basket salt for table use, dcarl baral
rice, starch, fig blue, soap, mould, dipt anil
spermaccti candles, refined sai:-petre, aotan
indigo, alum, copperas, nadaer, orimston,
Spanning ceaon, patent slsot all sizes, bes. en-.
glish and country made gnnpowdeF, ssgan
and smoking tobacco, very eest Chewing 10
bacco.
Hamilton and Lc;pcr's snuff, Huntersppa
in '.oxes.
London rsustayd, warranted of a superaI
quality, Dixoh's best ditto, wrapping pspsI
Aclnijohu's, SC. sc. with generally evsry NJ
tiele in his lipe-the whole Of which bea
collected with care, and will be disposed Of "a
tho very loves. terms
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1808-05-05

AZ length recurring May has spread
Her yerdant mantle o'erthe ground
While Flora reyels IN each mead,
With thousand vary q beauties crown'd.
6 8 and EuEus cease their reign.
their cutting blasts no longer bring.
That, lingering in old Winters trair.
mad chill the breast0f youthful Spring.
But sweet Is zephyr,s breath the
breeze ,
Kisses the stream IN manton play;
~ gently whispers through the trees.
ane welcome reign Of genial May.
Y svry grove the feather'd choirs.
Soe, Or responsive, chaunt the SOM.
Strains which natures self inspire.
e'a Echo wishes % prolong.
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.lNosal

Ef5siS n
But though the young lady, who W.
reputed the most accomplished peEs1.
in the Indies, returned his Affection, -
met with an indispensable difficulty = TIE
ayarice and xibility ct the fathert
who. Prefsrring wealth 70 every pt.,ek S
consideration, absolutel refused lliS
consent. And Ct length The unfotkenstS
lover saw himself under che Necessity y
returning to his native country ,the NOS
miserable OF A. beings torn away loI<
ever from al that he held d<ars
he went on board a. the port ct Ccl<
loa, ship ready % 81. tor SPein
me wind tar the crew az employea
the passengers reJ eiem8 N the expeetas
ton OF seeing once more the place q
their nativity Amidst the shouts and
acclama tions. with which me whole BAY
resounded, Mendoza sat upon khe dsek
oyerNhe LINED with sorrow, keholdin
those walls IN which he had lelf lhe cnI
psrscn who could have qsde hun hap
~. g Thousand tender, 2 shoess'.d -
laOc0OIR fIlO1IUHf9 f10HEeUNffL
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1808-05-05
THuRsDAY, 9Th May. 1903.

IT'S love that bids them stretch their
throats, ~
lis love distends each swelling breast,
And gives fresh vigor to their notes,
In ev'ry thrilling strain expressed.
It's thine, each sorrow to remove,
Sweet month, that bid'st the landscape
glow s. &. ~
For thou canst ELL the soul with love.
And Danish beart-corroding woe.
To ev'ry muse forever dear Sc
For this the poet tunes the lay; =
For this In each revolving year,
he sings the welcome reign Of May.