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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-20
NORFOLK, April 10.

aT- His excellency Major General Uade
.Ramhton, arrived at this place last night
shout O'Clock. ..,
We are happy in having it in our power
60 t.h@s - ssiie sJi;se 0f day oT tw0,
three additional regiments viii j1in the re-
qusitiun air adv ord-red out for the defence
OF this quarter. Yesterday the following
Companies arrived, VIZ. Capt. Jc6ery's light
Infantry from Fan qHier; Captain Dnlano's
ditto from Orange Captain Richardson's
company Of Archery from Charlotte -
Captains Hood and I.acg's companies of
Infantry Of The Line. from y4lbeniarIe -
CAPTAIN -6iien's Company of ditto from
.94adieos Captairs Male Pufiiam and
{>am6h's do. from CHihehher. Also fine
Crop of Light Horse from Charlotte, COM
nanded by Captain Carr. ~.
6, A letter from Cadi1, dated March I, TO a
gentlemen in this town. " Russia is sending
$4,000 troops to this country to join the ar
by under Lord VeiGagton, atthe opening
6 the Campaign OH tue lst OF April"
Captain Prior, of Hampton, commanded
the dslachmentS of rife and militia that
vers embarked on board the Revenue Cut
Sgr and pilot boat that captared the British
targes.
The following is correct list Of the pri
sOners captured in the tour barges-1
Be- Lieulensnt, miashipmen, ! Boatswain.
Sergeant ct Marines, 50 able SeanTen and
& magincs--total number 90. The Seamsn
we're ali prime bands, particularly selected,
rs it was eXpecied they would have to
maintain a desperate conflict with the
american schooner. The Midshlpmen, ] /
@eamen, and marines that came UP here
are on board the Constellation. 'Fhe re
naiuder, who were carried &c Hampton,
pere on Thursday last cent of 10 Rich
nond, guarded BY company OF Infantry.
Mei1Hck oiy Qccidc1t. Yesterday boat
was manned ont from the frigate Constel-
i&ion to 50 on some business, but had moi
proceeded more shan so yards from the
snip, when it was upset by Sudden flaw
OF wind. by which ee are sorry TO say, Mr.
Foscfb J.. Riggs sixth Lieutenant, and Mr.
@gtrahay' PhKHs, Midshipman OF the Con-
sfel!ation, we're unfortunately drowned
EFey were both Pror sing officers, aud bpde
faif to be ~, ornament to our navy. HeraH
.Newhort, or. ~ IhrR 8.
Tor some days past, several British ships
o. war have been lowering round this coast
between Mon aug and Point Judlth--omc
trighe has been seen most of the time
from this town.
The packet sloop Fame, captain Wal
denos tps port. bound 10 New ork, wa,
capivred By the BRUSH privaiecr III,
bnefbrooke, ON Wednesday,. last week
Eesssi aid cargo valued at five .hoasand
fr9lrtrs
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LoNpoN. February 6.

The intelligence from Cadiz is by 10
means pleasing; it leaves no room to, ex.
pect any assistance from the Spaniartls.
notwithstanding the representations of Id.
Wellington. during his visit to Cadiz. His
Lordship arrived at Abrantes on the 22d
January.
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Io ne Edtqr--Irom UHRidmsbarg
.At iaf past lmr o'ciot Y, on yesterday,
capt Hsindm''S c1mFsay Of luiantr!,
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The Russian army is now divided into
three corps. The left wing on the Vistula
commanded by Gen. Sacken Adm. Tsch
itschegof commands the centre, and tile
right wing is commanded by Gen. Count
Wittgenstein.-Field Marshal Prince Ku-
tusoft, commander in chief, is now at VII
na.-The weather has been intensely cola
in that neighboThood during all this month
and has proved fatal in many instances to
the Northumberland are very Dreva
lent IN the army great numbers of horses
perishSaily.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-10-22

The Writer Of the following Poem, CHANGED 5
few weeks past TO fall in with three Seass-n in Al
autra, one of whom he hiss characterised as the He
TO of the piece Jim .ifafnstay.-He gives his his
tory as he reeeiv d il from them. He hiss no dosbt
that they told him the Truth. with the exc piion,
rerhsps, Of what regards the Mayor" which
they may have misconeeived- His itea is. that
the Government ought to assist Seamen i'm their
situation. and help them to their families. Who
more brave than cur Privsteersmen' What action
in the wbeie wsr has been more brilliant than the
engagement between the Decrtnr * the Dominica I
These poor u,er, assured the Author, that the,
had received no kind OF assistance except dollar &
pair Of shoes in New York, until they reached Bal
tInore, where they kindly treated. and rsceiv,
ed IS 8, refusing 10 take any more.-When be saw
them, they had dollars, and thought themselvea
rich. 1ha; aey had been cruslly neglected, their
haggsrd looks, trokcn op Ri, and shabby appearance,
sufficiently eyinced.
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NOTES.

NgD1ED ON Thursday the 9TH inst in the 4ed wear
o his aye. ~ the residence Travers DauisI Fac
in Stsfori county, Doctor JOHN MoNouRE "a
MEL: SENIOR hosp'thi surgeon in the military SER
vice Of the United Safes
it b. true, has been said that the cb arscters
O the dead are rs ely it ever drawn with Justice.
oy TIER cotemporer5s; the best feelings OF lie hu
man heart, Tue most smRbIe preiC6ices of society
viii sp"nt aneousy arise in excuse of any uari;aites
which, may mingle in the recnec,ions Of los, fi-pds
or re'seves Yes, tie us-ui Il is Isudabe, 40, toD
easily to 'iscern the foibies of those with whom Ell
iner psHoo or pa habi'ne interchange OF sympathy
ana oP'n,on hss connected us. In the pres Mt in
stsnee the writer OF this notice pretenis nat
par'a.ity; he cannot nut on the ind # renee a. q
i"ose towards one whose ir'endaAip and communion
we're Always delightful 20 him, whose memory he
must sver ch.ri'h VITA respect and tender If ct
| on-- but H. WI say ere what even the generous
| enemy Of ID ctOr Daniel will declare il enmity en-
| hive pursue lin q the grave Doctor John
VI. Daniel united with figure manly erect s. ereoe
| ~ siroEey eha'sc ersc contour OF lea IRE. an
common animation Of eountenanee, aud thst easv
ergaS ps polish OF manners which travel and eyten
sve intercourse with the world, generally bestow
| Ills temper was ardent, frank AMI socible san
opponent ne was Jealous and rsso'ute. but generous
and open; and no man rSore easily r.IenteJ i'm 70 .
vor OF the slightest atqnsmsnt for Injuries received:
| tus ar the world at large could know him. A q a
friend lac was warm, steady and die nterer.ed -;
the dearer relations of hushaud father son and bro
| ther, bow he proven and anpr.c;ated ON .,o;o
bic vie and eight children, an aged father ans, m.
nv ahrchenate relations ar. too severaly sensi.
Die; Doe'or Daniel possessed from nature a quick
AMI vi srous Intellect, and this had been exnsnJ ri
and matored by the Aid Of a scientific edusstion-
ms taste in polte literature was formed upon the
great modelsd Greece end Rome. to whose bean.
TIES he a'wsys retained The lNeliest sensInlity In
his profession Doctor Daniel rss eoinentIv noaul,
and equally siee .ss'n: in the year 1910 he was n.
pointed Hospital Surg to the Southern srnv w
der command Of GfnerrI Wilkinson: In the corn.
Tneneehent ct tie present year, he was removed to
4 O nm ff,a(r II
present =! The cspture OF Fort George from the enc
my--He mad recently returned TO Virginia on visit
to beloved and doating family Jeatf la, rob
bed them other best friend ami natural protector
TIE country ct warm aud intrepid patr OF and use.
fni Officers society Of valuable member sad bright
ornament.
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NEw,LoNDoN FEMAL., ACADEMY.


GSfiE Subscribers, superintendans of this mstitu
4 ton, take this method of returning thanks to
& cir patrons for this liberia. eneoura cement thew
have met with, aud of informing the m and th, nuL
lie in general, that the fourth session will
on the first Monday OF Ostober. =
The surei;ntendsn,s, leaving the public to JUDGE
o. their personal Qualifications may without fear n
contradiction, venture 10 assert that thu iocnIan
dauenfItioHs advantages O! the New London Female
Academy are equal II not superior 10 those of INV
similar institution. The village is beautifully x,,.i
e. in Very pupnlOus neightourhooi cf ;le firs,
grade in point OF responsibility, wealth. and refine.
| anti its romantic scenery.
The school room is furnished with new and ele.
CANT set OF Cary's Globes, and Arrows,oitb's five
large Maps, ooloured; to which, in a short time,
| Med sons of Virgins.
! Mu rays Works (including his grammars and Sc
ieeuons) are exclusively used for teaching reading
srsmmsr aud oomposition. In the other brsnche.
the 'o''o"mg works are used: Keith on the use OF
! the s.obes, Godsmi,h's grammar Of Geography and
Davis modern Geography. Adams ancient md mo-
dera Histories. Gpidsuhs a6ridgad histories az
| Greece, Rome, .n,] England; Faiey's Moral Philo
| s9pny, rersusMs i"troduetion 10 astronomy, and
| Hendricks o. Pixies Arithmetic.
Should shy parent scholar desire it s. 7. Mil
Ter wiz aso teach TO read and translate The French
! Lam sge. i've
/ Music and dancing likewise taught in New.
Lnansn ; the former at the Female Academy and
the latter a, about an hundred ysr,ls distance
IA ing their leisure hours and on Sstirtlays the
Iynsng latirs are employed in marking, aid the diff
ierept kinda of needle work.
According 20 permsn M arrange rnent, a7arch and
Iopte'n"'r are vacation months sessions consist
OK the interfering months and cons q,,entv are tw
i'n yea AZ the close of each SIS On Ia order 10
81 nuste TIA papis TO greater diligence aud to ga
t'siy parents and guardians as to their progress =
puhc examination is held; and it isthe earnest wish
and yeqnest OF the superintendent that theae exa
| limitations should be well attended,
The prise for boarding and tuition per
| ses.io., g 60 90
| For tuition alone, per session, is co
| Payable per half session in advance
hlnsic and dnucing are subject to sn extra charge
sno viii be taught or omitted at the opioa OF tie pa
trent or pupil.
More hut thone who board in the Academy O,
come from home will be admitted.
| SAMUEL. r. MILLER,
ANN MILLER
| ost0ber 3. "
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IN CFYd.MCERF:
a TIA COURT held for Cumberland County the
n ss,h Gay ofJry, 1915.
fhonas Johusor, PP,F
.4C.li.NST
10. d. Gibson, sc. D.p,..
III appearing to.,!,e Court TIA, Robert n. Gibson
IS oE-res:dont OF tbs State--on Tnot;on Ordered
That the sad Eobsr; u. Gibtop do an,err her. M
the Court To BE- held for tbs county At The ccteeer
er'n next, an give security tor performing the de-
cree 10 be inside IN ills eause: That g copy Of this
order be published IL some news pi per :, ii.;ed in
the city o: kiehiuond fer two mouths suece ssYely
and posted at the front oos o: the Couii-i!ouie vi
this county.
copy. Teste,
MILLER wOoDsoN, Jr. d. c.
August o.. WV
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August q.
NhGMA.


4 I Rules hcl.en in tie Clerks Office Of the Su.
4 y perior Court OF Chsncsry fer TIE Riehn,ond
Distric', The 2nd day 81 JUS 1915:
Peter Fos,erapd Arr. late 8pn Shelter, his wife,
James SouthaI john SeutbSil, AID Thea I'm
der~oot ir. and Elizabeth. his wiie--Nhieh said
Ann, taines. ,iohn aud tiizsheth, are children *
ieSatses OF Turner Scutl.s;l, deed. F.'tfS-
AGAINST N
Pey'o" Sou',,l and john D. mean Geld, executors OF
James oontlaii ,ec'd, who was ALI executor OF
Turner SoethaiI, deed, and VIM. w God, admir-
81 StepheN Sonth.ll. who smother eS'er OF the
said Turner Southsii, deed G liam Jancs end
Pauhna his wife, Henry Toer and C,nlhia hs
wiies Hodgson and Sumter, Samuel Craig and
Martina Strss, e3ecuuix Of the LIST y n snd
Testament Of George r. Si,ras, deceased and
Lucy Cuts, late Lue, Soutlan, Wm. sontball.
Nicholas b. Vanzandt, K M.ria his Wife t,Ie Ma
ria SouthsD, Philip Suuthan, yalentine South nil,Sx
I-ouisaJan South;il, heirs ot Stephen So.tb.ii
deed, the last three OF whom are in .auis Nv Mar
tina Strss, specially assigned ths.r suartau TO de-
| . .,.'. taeni IN th's suit' Def'fs.
She def. hdanis Lucy Cuts and Nielo!ss B YAM
zandt and Maria his wife, not LavnS entered their
appearance and given security ding 20 the act
OF Assembly * the Ru,s of tits Court * it appear
ing Wy satisfactory evidence, that Z eve net inhab.
rants OF this country--H as ordered Sat the said
defendants do appear here on the first dsy of the
next term and answer the bin cf the Plaintiffs and
that copy of this orrer he torth with inserted m
some newspaper published in tie Ci,yot Richmond,
tor two months successfully, and posted at the front
door o. the C"pi,ai in the id city.
copy, Teste,
Sept. IL. wSw WIN. w IIENING. C. c.
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.AN &S1'RIY SILET,

'sN = - 4 Its4 ] . 4 u y u. :
NkEN up by David Oliver, of Hanover county.
IN the month of October 1919, an Estrav Steer
pa'e hr'sd.s, with white on hs belly and on the
end OF his TAIL marked with swa.low fsl; y ~,
Reel ~ the left ear, and an und. keel in the rivht
ear, ABOUT or 6years old-appras.l st ) dollars.
90 THOs. POLLARD, enc
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a P.4LU.fBLE .N{LJ. ron S.!LF
.COhSuAN'r 10 the last Viii ami Testament of
Edmond Hooper, deceased, will be sold to Il :,
pshe't bidder on the premises, Friday tire Ieth
OF ueSt month, II fair, otherwise the next fair day
the Mil which belonged to the said Eoop~r in t,,:
lower part Of Hanover county the min hoess is
Ahree stories high the first o brisk, with two psr IF
stones, one tor corn, the other for wheat and good
'ot'ns eioI the mill IS IN gooi neighbour God for
custom, and a very lasting strram. snd is eb-nt
fourteen miles from the city OF E!chnopd Mr.. r
''saa yooddy or Mr.. Hoa Thaps err living near a. .
,a' VIII she@i.to any person wishing to view it be-
ltre inc Gay oil sale he ierirF OF sale will be a.
sreeably tn the viii 81 follows 20 vii: the purchase
monry 70 be paid in three equal annual payments,
'he second and THRU payments hear int rest fro n
the Tune the hrst becomes due, ana the wlaIe to DC
sssn r by hond s'd approved security and Decd
OF Trust on the prorcr.y.
JOHN JONES, Executor Of
Edro,'i Hooper, DECEASED
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large assortment ol.imeyiean .ifanufa cfues
including Gotten Sh'rtngs, sheetiog, ChesEs Paids
Stripes, Bed-ticks, Spun Cotton. sc. SSc, Broad
Cloths, Cassmeres, &c. Hatter's trimmings, tools
aud dye stuiIs.
BURR, JACKSON, s. CO.
Sept. 81. wSw
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DOMESTIC E.9RERoUYE.

He Subscribers have iust received and int M
constantly TO Keep for sale full sssortu.en N: oil
HATS otaI kinds, at Who'll. safe S reia,, chiefly o,
New-fork manufacture, which they will supply I.
Country Merchsnts on favorable terms. y
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.fgNfnst
Benjarnin Linton and zsehsriah Hnrndon,
Def'fs.
f4ik defendant Beaianih T. inton not having en-
tered MS aprearsnee snd given seeurity according
70 tns Act oil Assembly and The rules OF this court
ana 1t appearing to the satsroton Of the court chat
ne IS not an inhabitant OF this tate, therefore, on
Tue morton OF the Plaintiff, by his counsel is or
9eTed @ 6ec'ecd 6ghe Court, That the defeni ant
BenIamin Linton 10 supesr here on the secon !
M91iay ia November next, and answer tie Plain.
th bii', and that copy Of this order he forthwith
'nseried ia some ono Of tie newspapers publish in
TN cry o. isiehmond FOR eight weeks s,leeessvely.
and posted at the front door Of the eort aouse ri
this county some cDrirt day.
copy. Testc, JOHN POfHDEXTER, c. C.
Sept IL. wgw1
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TIRGLNIH:

\ Rules holden in the CLERKS Office Of the snpe.
rior Court Of Chsueety for the Richmond Dis
triet, o." 2nd day OF September, 1919
J'hn D. oss, PfainiG:
AGAINST
EI.zsieth stoekdell, widow Of John stocker, deed.
John Stoekdgl', infant heir Of the said john Stock
doll, by She eaid Eiz1bsth, his guardian to he IS
aiggeJ. William Alexander, ! D,n Gc,ham. Dazzle
Broadhead, IT, Reuben Pickett * Mnry Mcbride.
Deftndanfs
THE Defendant Daniel Brosdhead, ir. net having
entered his appearance aud given security so-
sordiay to the Act OF Assembly anil ths rules q.
Ibis Court, and appearing by satisfactory evidence
hat De is not an mhahitant of this eonntry-- n
IL ord-red. That The 'ij Defendant do appear
here on tllc first day o. the next term anil answer
he bill " tie Plaintiff; aui that cspy of this Or.
ler he fort with inserted in snms Newspaper pull
sS ID in the City Of ichmoud. for two months sue
'e'svey apl posied at t'e front door of the Capitol
m the said City.
Copy. Teste,
WILLIAM w. HENING, c. c.
OF. wSw
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From pm, privst,on, rang and thrce

From pm, privsrson. rang and thrce
With eye OF greet, and cheek ofwoe
Without stay, withAut tr,end,
D. -spis Il, he elected and cnntrmned-
Let Inn Tot thus, Great Sir, rsmain,
Like ink struck off from n,,ure's chain;
Let i'm not weary, wand riag, roam ~
Without "a ceut. without n hCtas!
Long. Ion, tac road t.at lies before,
Ere sean, pc, hsps his cottage door
Aud many, who would aid, csrest,
Reiect and seoru him, when distrest--
- e bright G hcur tha, Grandeur knows,
Is that 20 Danish Virtues woes;
The dearest thtob thai swc:.s hts breast,
Is that Tor ga!ias. uai distresst
Jim yet shah see his Sue .gain,
Md is't aud coHquor on the main
From" gen" drawn, for prizes sold,
Large sua's m dollars, notes or gold.
Nor Hsea! the Y 81 rn Chc;stai.'s fsres
Nor crave iiIt.e OF q A,a,'r;
And hsn for 5nA, shalt ning, buy
Iu.e main, ssil s',sl, a: scarlet dye;
Aad esp. VIII sris * rul's about,
And rings and th;nss "a TO 81 her out"
BESIDES. st eve returned nom tci.,
\ o her. for haimy kiss and smile,
Shall sing. ia Cabin snug, with eice,
The Sesman's ssiefu lise al sea /.
Yea. Jim Cor Sue shall sing again
The paius and ploasures OF the ma;n--
~ he wrceE.ng gale. the bloody fight,
The torrii day and freezing night,
Gscalmi'd benesd, the line, or bore
Toi 10y Caiss stormy shore,
Where snowy oioUpia;ns, awful, steep.
Terrific trownns, ch.ll the 6eepI
The yawn'ng leak, bsyon5 relief,
Tn iee'sa,d shog., and .,iddsr reef
The siermsid's rasssuas.ve form,
Porteuting peril. tod snd storm,
And who, With Syrtpi iook and breath.
To sey IS ryq,,, --,o has.., is death! III
And thsn asain in hllflinr verse,
Shall b,ther scenes az sen rehesrys-
Ship s-.auats, TO: The cruise,
Csps'ern nend aud topsaI. loose;
Anc o on, and fivaurins gale,
Fleet she q es with aorug sail:
Fleet $40 csaves the ,zure seas,
au,y I. bsau'y blow my 6reezel
Fo- invirw, and tomrions o,a,
Bostsvain's pipe s, 6eaman's short:
Sip my snns P'--" let slip it is IN
ta,roo'sr' ~, and Bullets whz;
Battle % dy, 'ong and dire,
Glory Cory that's The fret
Her main Ard fore-naast are awavy
She strikes She's ours !--hua.al huzze -
SEDLET
The irapetuosty OF this river at its mouth :, s.
rat that Il stems che mott po w.rfui tides ard co..
irnes fresh TO the distance OF several is,sues ,o
hOre Ns
(b) allude here TO Col. r. H-'s recme,,
nd 10 those who have returned prisoners from, n
lsia.
(e.) do not mean that the bolt oupbt 10 fall n,
he seaman il should fall on others
(d) Jack, with all his bravery, is rather ,upers.
ious.
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EDWARD HALLAM,
FIRST Door above the Eagle Tavern, Nam Street
Rich noDd,

EDWARD HALLAM,
FIRST Door above the Eagle Tavern, Nam Street,
Rich nOB5,
HAS ron SHE,
$50 crates edge and G. eoioured Ware,
30 hifs and 90 crates blue printed Liverpool China
variety Of patterns,
large and general assortment of rich cut aud plah,
Glass
100 sets Of plated Rims wit, Csstots,
!, boxes Canton China, confirming
500 pair Cops and oaueers
on aids choice Pun, part very Old,
10 uerccs reoGi d Whskoy,
10 eases al Holland sim
. pipes ana quarter casks nadera,N
~ do particular TeneriiIe, N
do Malaga, i
DO. Sicily, RI
quartz casks Sherry, and
60 dozen genuine Port,
5000 lbs best rciined Loaf Sugar,
10 Barrels Igoaiea
70 chests and so Gases fresh Gun Powder Young
HJson sod SOuehopg Tess,
iO,OJO lbs Coiiec ia ba2a IS kegs Ginger,
- ibs fresh 8rtmess--3O dozen fresh Mustard.
~ boxes pine stple Cheesr,
40 boxes Northern Candles,
20 do. Spermacsd 80.
so resins Wrapping Psaer,
~ Dnzes res pansS SsEgrs,
o goss Dssilv5rl supcriins playing Cards,
800 keg1 re. y f.GVr Powder,
go bushels fresh Cl1Ytr Seed,
80 %. Herd Grass,
September 9, 1915. vii
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Tim Subscriber having resigaed the Pesitentiar,
Agency, hashtely received, snd will keep =
constant sgipiy # Baltimore aud Philqdelphiq Cut
Nsi'' snd irsts md B,iunore spun Cnaon.
On hand ago1g other ariielesi~ the f'roe nv iine
Liverpool BlD~n 4 Ground salt, in best twillsd
anil coftnon saoking.
Tgs,ye huadred Pounds OF superior Seine
Twiae.
WILLIAM ANDERSON.
Sept p. vtf
al OFiCE.--h pstitioa viii he presenter 20 o.
most ''suorsi Assefph'- ri virgins praying
ayneo imeut 70 The Law Incorporating tbs Rcj,mono
4rrndss Company.
.Sspse'a55 IS. S.3
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Retr-ninc homcw.-d In cartel

Returning honcwa.d IN carte.
To think. emerging from ,hs main,
Tosee his native land again M
What joy TO think, tho ,orn aud wan,
He vet shall see the face az mani
S.ali hear the strains pf Pity n,w
From hearts to feel tor others woe, i- A
Oh suferinss horne and past TO grieve,
Iaose yet remsinins. to rchevs--
HIS oypn dear Csnntr natn tar whom
Long no. tbs weic spent IL woe sKd gloom |;
Far wht IN he bat,led. toivd ard b.e6---
fhey will not, poor, refuse him bread!
Fpr ~hom lac ssnt rich pri2 hcme--
Ihey vii! not see him eeptles1 roan,,
Ect say. when ready TO depart,
" a soneihing, jun, to cheertay heart
For long the rnyd then hast to s,rsv.
And this will help thee ON the ~sy ~
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Office Ia petition viii he pres.nle to III
next Se"erel Assembly, praying for The pas
S'so Of Law -uihorising the sale OF King w aiaI.
Sl,bs IN the County Of Powhlean.
Sso.ey.6gy u. 4ysq,k
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Shall peht on the Virgins Iegsl1nrs. IN seu
the iaals Belonging to 'he Orplis,s Of William
r'y, decd FRANCIS II. GRBY,
t,uarsSn,
C!iarle5 Csty, Gets Tgw
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az subscriber viii present a petition to the
mex, General Assembly of Virginia for leave to
a. the Place formerly known By the name Of Buge's
JOHN LUCAS.
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n 4hND TUX oitE --Wii i'e sIiG on tue ~, ..,-
ses to the highest bidter, for ready money. Or
the iSth LAY Of November next. a Tract OF Land W.
n,S ~ .hs county OF Louisa, containing by asduatioD
rHty Acres, 'ying on the waters of the South Ann,
nver, adjoining the lands of William and Nic,,o,ss
roindexter and Moss White. This sal. will lie
msde ny virtue of deed Of trust executed 70 tl,s
subscribers by John PuIliaA which is of reeord In
ene eeunts court OF Louisa, to answer the purposes
specified IN said deed.
WILLIAM g. POINDEXrER,
NICHOLAS G PO;NDEXTER
October Is. vi
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The Muse would s'ad', here refrs'p,
Nor further. pre- ssine- touel the steam,
But, dear to hert'ie Tar Who braves
II sistless Oceans 'Mbe'uiing waves!
AID dearer sill ty fate oppres;.
When 'crn, afflicted sns d s,res,--
Nt'is Triu.Mpb proudly waves afar,
Her Eagle bonner, suiPc end star;
Will daring seamsi's gs'la.t feat,
Der hritish ship, ar British feet,
From every pst,iot bosom draws
Loud hu,e,s O; wonder md sppiause;
She sinrs him weary, wan''r'ng, poor,
A atrang on his native shore;
Without stay, withou, friend,
Despis'd, neglected., aud eon,emn'd!
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Dut ait, feeling Reader. sol
OF Compassion !--noj