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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-02-18
r RON ruE LONDON MonsImo CHRONICLE.

= ROM THE LONDON MorSIMo CHRONICLE.
ODE,
Kriter for the ea,y:sg eoaseeras;on offae Roy.
81 Sassex Lodge, az The Mermaid Ia
cer", Haetney.
HAIL, mystic Light whose holy fame
Can cneer inc weak, the fierce can tame,
And raise the trembling soul
Hail, sacred soarce oil human skill
Hail, great director Of The viii!
Star Of The men al pole!
Iiail, Masonry thou first, thou last,
0t AL the scope by mind embrsc'di
Thou teacher, friend and guide;
TITS thine TO bid the desert smile,
10 raise the science lrophied pile,
And bind the rushing tide.
What thanks should British Mason, pay,
Descending IRON imperial way,
TO see her Princes deign,
Insnr'd with sacse1 zeal, TO raise, Fl,
The watch towers OF our mortal days,
q: truth the awful fame.
Rome sees Eigot Fyie:: ascend,
To prosecute each MUIR friend
OF the masonic ray;
And still I5eria self undone,
Sees now essay ner Regal Sos
To hide the blaze OF day.
vain--yain the wish--the banner here
The good, the wise, the greatresere,
And join The COUNTLESS throng:
Round loyal Sussex while the band,
In an e,crna9 UNION, stand
Aud raise the gra,ciu, song.
cs,eSey. IS. 1914. W.T.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-02-18

VIRGINIA
AT Pales holden in The clcrt's 0Fce offhe Sa-
Persor Court Of Chaneery for the Richnload
D''riet, 'he SOFA day efJaHuayy, 1915.
James Morrison, Pit.
against
Robert Campbell, Robert Gordon, and Janaett
his.wife, and James Currie, which said James
and Jannett, are heirs at Iawof James Currie.
deceased, IS well IS the heirs and legal re-.
personalities OF William Currie, deceased.
Robert Hicks NathsnieiS. Dailam, and Sally
his wife, formerly Sally Hicks, John Hicgs
ar infant Son OF John Hicks, deceased, wLicf.
said sorert, Sally, and John, are heirs 81 the
SAID John Hicks, deceased, a. Kirkpatric-,
surviving executor of David Duncao, deceas
ed, William g, PeRdieton, Register of the
Land Office OF Virginia. and James WEIGH.
aud Samuel Duncan, David Duncan, Marpa
rett Duncan, Polly Duncan, and Peggy Dan.
can, children aud heirs at law Of David DUO
can, deceased. (: Defts
lSHE Defendants A. Kirkpatrick, James
WEIGH, Nathaniel S. Dalan, and sally his
wife. and Samuel Duncan, David Dnncan, Mar.
garrett Duncan, Polly Duncaa, and Peggy bun
can, children and heirs at law of David Dun.
can, deceased, not having entered their appear
ance ana given security according TO the Act of
Assembly and the Rules of this Court, and i,
by satisfactory evidence, that they
are not inhabitants of this country His or.
dc,ed, That the said Defendants do appear here
on the first day of the next term and answer the
bill Of the plaintiffs and that copy of tins or
der be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
published in the City OF Ricmond, for two
months successively and posted at the front
door OF the CApiloi, in the said City.
A coPY--TEsrE,
VIII LIAM w. HENNING, C.
February II. wsw.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-02-18

44' ToHS O-fNCE OF n DEED Or TRUST.
EARRING date the 10th day of Nav in q.
- Year OF our Lord one thousand eigh, hu,'
ored ana thirteen, and duly recorded in the
county court OF Chesterfield, executed by Va.
ien'ine Wmiree,jr. to the subscribers. AZ ,.ns
tees' % secure the payment OF S28OO r.,
george Cox, together with all the grow;oI IN
'erest there.n, as also the costs and obaroas
oil carrying the SAID trsst into effect,
wILL BIZ SotD. 10 THE HlcnssrorDorp
e0' reaay money. on the premises. ON N.
SIXTEENTH DAYoF MARCH NExr
~ FAIR rHERwIsE The NEXT fam pAv
oNg MoIRTY OR h4LF or THE
Court-Honse Tract of Land.
IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY
for'neriy the properiyof Henry Winfree. dec.
s aaIa now the property of the said YaIent;n.
Wintree, ]r deceased, or as much thereof ~
may be sufficient 20 discharge and ssti,fv ,hs
ocpt Aforesaid In Which said land tha W;dorS
OF the said Valentine Wintree, jr has her So.s,
sr, and on which Mrs Martha Winfree b.s'
Zen for an annuity of 81 10, from 1904
should the said land, exclusive of the ..;a
WIDOWS dover, NOT be sufficient In sa,;s.a
.he uent aforesaid, so much OF the reyersionsrw
iaterest III the said Widows dover will a.,
be sold, as viii make up the defcicncv A''o
4 aow m9.s ARCHER, T,v,..
January 28
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20 RkNr.

4 Three Story Fire PROF Brick House /.
Situated on u Street, opposite the Bell Ia.
vern, and new occupied by J. and s. cosby o..
among the best stands for a Grocery Store and
npssession TO be given the 9th Of next montb.
inquire OF James Lownes, or ia his absence
Caleb Lownes.
Also
Two other Brick Dwellings in the Fullin>
arden. IT, sire Of James Lownes, or In liz
absence OF Caleb Lownes who lives near the
premises JAMES LOWNEs. A
18th Month 18th, 1914.
WE have taken from a NEGRO MA
W who says he belongs to VIZ. AncaEa. n
Bundle OF LOVE sHAWLs, supposing them
20 be stolen goods Any person proving tho
same csa haJe tnem on application.
J. 60. WILLIAMS.
February l.. 81
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Valuable Land For Sale.
January 20

NE undersigned as attorney in fact. e.,
Mrs. S. RLoUNT, Of Tarboroueh
North Caroina, offers for sale /"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-19

ed them into reasonable bu,k and weight FOR, tl.o'
the land in America produces v, r, fine Thugs il
WI, mot produce much withou, TUDOR !. aud nc labo-
reis for hire are very scare the FARMER must ID
o0s hnSef or las and daughters labor for
him. But, 81 the classes OF the community borough.
,nonsers would pref, least from emigration &C.
ric. In the State ii NJ saehsets there ,l,i seem
he party that wish d for the introluc ION ut "a
hoOt,'SSe. Yet | questo ed whether our I.orls
fOa'l, even in thst State, hnd n change for ia,
better, b,eanse the aristoersts of Mass,chus It's
s. en- 10 have been ha,kerirg aft this for them
seirsS. But the 6oT'eHs h-DioR ge-S would be liz.
nsl, out ot W ter III eGlity. Al tner iareon about
close r'oughs and open boroughs, aud burgaee
tenures and potw silopers all their bargaining aud
tralh eking, would yA h forever The, ought not
to einig a;c by any means. Neither ought the vo-
tiers at Sarum, Cation, iioniloi. anil such places.
move an inch They vii! Il Il 40 coantry like Old
f'"Sian'. All 80 roratous, IT the, know when They
arr well OF. al suck st Tax gaihcrers grow out
nj Natiooal Deb,s, and Standing Armies as natural
as toad-sto Is, grow out of the rotten smps ftrees
-and though oi,s sre astouishiugiy expert ia the
Ia 81 place, ti,ir trade is thriving one here ail IN
The next place, there is ouy army OF six thOus-
and men in America, aud the d, bt, compared 20
GUS, Is - mere nothing. Military and Naval OH
Gers voud gain no KnighisIHps in America, and
tleir nttneio'is wives, whose eyes orr squire $
danes are ready to tear out, would never be La
| HeS /; w"d never once hear the dulcet ',niis of
yDis'' L06yShp ~ though they were To llany the
| ~noe oitrer tawdry wardrobe upon their backs
| from morning till night. The makers of Hanoye-
ran WHISPERS, Of NUTS, tppts and tribes, for dr,-
sooos aud OF s,imulant drafts aud corsets Tor worn
out BUCKS, hal better reman in England. The
masters OF s-houscs, whose virtues AID piety like
that oi Don Manuel O'ioanez, are such that they
universally grow RICH IN taking care of tie con
rerns of the po0r,' ought not TO quit country
| whe their trade is so lourishing and ia rse use.
| lni members OF society, inlormers, thief eachcrs
Jaiiors and hsnsmen, would emierste from plenty &c
starvation. In stating these discouragements to e.
migration, wish to he under stood ~ bearing no en-
nifty towards America and il any American choo
ses t"draw different conclusion, must leave him
70 Che enjoyment of his errors.
WIN. COBBETT.
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Literary y esoS.
SEQ lIAND.

CrHf lN,f0ry Pi-.One OF The greatest Literary Priz,
,yr r1'Fn ~ tiis ISLAND, decided Aberdeen m Scot.
liis o tl' All inst. Mr. Burnett merchant INA ,a ,i-y
gueAt,d by his will, asum oacci.ulate until it should n
mount go 1885, stcg Co he the, gwen two PriAs the
nrSt Of i2oc and tie second ioo! tie two Wrc- WHO
s"rti W. uc opuon OF thr.e Judges chosen ny the members
OF Kings ah MiTisrl COies,s, a, esu,A,,d c,.rsv Of
>oeiet AMI Ms o'Tp frigec I the best diSsert ions
evf'e ''as e7t 80 seing al po.rea, noe yoo ~
-''" eteFg fifne ctlsts; aud s4ticat e51 ue Oh i-
e v3grnls IL Ni3d1h 0Id Goodness ~ tie Iffy and
tn@t IA the @ D'ar. from consideration, u,,,. it of
s.'sfssr Revelation, and intle end Gacc ,lon he Pe
tsYli y ne Lord IeS oq from the whole 10 pint uu TN,
i2iesenoes 1oa nasa,y r, aud asciyIfs 6antiud"-It
Was r. nrcI that AL the Essays should be iotd witha non
Ne.nan ut A5srsn. bythe Err, of January. si4 S.Irn
years were allowed for the candidates PR lare t If ,-
'S'is epeal't nutireS giveI, tic n, " pa1rs al
NE PMS the s"ivct and the Conditions ne ir,s an
Plnltssi aid sNo1 we're Ghhcu Ci,rrd. u. H. Professor M
DIVINITY ~ kinis Coies Aberj,tI and author OF te In
sttutes On Bhltc Criticism. Ihe Rev. GEORGE lenn,e
Professor 81 lcral lhio0phy Narischal Col.s, and
Resort Han'on l. l.. d. Professor Mathematics in ,.
SAM college, ana Author oa Work tu National u, m
and various ctir well known publications. At meeting of
ttlr ctorS hvid un the i INST. NiarisVa COLLEGE, IN
t'ree rtgc1 reported that thy lad unanimously Il,
tue TiHts 30 Two Dlssg rtiols and opening t scaled t.
tiers accompanying these Dissertations which contained tb,
nl,e i address OF the writers. IL discovered TIA, t
Twelve hundred pounds prize due 70 w. l. Brown D. d.
Prrepaol MaTi'cia College, and that OF tnir hun,lrei
pounds Ia 4. Il. Summer Esq of EtOn Coll re Dnctn.
brown has Saned several Literary Fizes Ola the Conti.
nelt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-19
Agricultural Intelligence.

Nssg Fo'Tecs 4, tte Wnter.-Nis Ann Clague of Chc,-
yer, VINO re ivs the gold medal from the Society OF Arts
LOT ihetd ~ producing Potatoes throughout the winter
S1Nes the touownS account OF her proeesSs prepare a
proper quilly OF led sand rather ola loanN na;i and
ny II up VAIN portion OF lime in powder, viz about one
t, about Ia days before this soil is TO b. spr.d
N"ot I4tcleil ulIch al the lotion old wooden hoy
or very dry 5c c liar oore liar OUGHT not 10 BE- ey
sed to the frost, Yet much confined from the n-
ithe procure measure two ofarge potatoes of prior
years growth the sorts prefer are the rtNlaDnI
the pink eyes, Mr. Curwens puYpe poato>I ~ H.,
or HE soil Whole, ahoHt three inches apart with the crown
OF 20, principal eye TO The nod in preference but put lao
sAi over uien he potatoes which sent YOU were re.
etd lu potatoes uius placed about the 10th OF September
when allows from ten twelve their growth tbc
SIcW 1T thc bottom Of old potatoes and were attached o
uri the ot potatoes also threw out numerous Sprnu. ar
sprouts were killed by the intense frost of 1911 The or;
1al poioes for planting whole, sets in September sonI
as Nfsol PERISH growth IA the oet0bgrof the pre-.
~ s's; ana ven preserved during the winter-tlle
srOHt. which SsOOt from them should removed M p md
q April ana these sprouts which will be from x to twenty
Nhshes ioila may be planted with tlir ibresin garle
iof rteoP about June Is, the potatOc NAV b suI
a.i ana l'e sprouts planted for aSecond CROP and in S,
inber t potatoe sets may be split tiri time anil il
soi .e last produce thrown away uselesat the
sH OF StlnDer ii- original seed poatoe is 10 be gently
paced On The soils as before for Christmas c
NJ me td oi three months atfurtest, the old notan
q eareiiy tMsd from the new and the sprouS care
,y taken on te Old poatoe, and the old po<aoe is then to
b. piAecd Oh its bottom side on fresh b. of soil nreno
t rs hioe,and left 10 produce another crop from ia,
placed next To The SOIL You observe that the old no.
AsOtS souil not beSe placed twice ht
as you must take that time 10 remove the snro %
prevent te moisture from TOtting the old potaoSl The
ABOVE method have had four crops Of new oato from
one pCaoe exclusive oftOse produced from The Snronts
planted ia the gardenin April and June from which ,;I
I'd two crops OF well grown potatoes In September and
LeF weighing from ten twelve Dances eacl-the crons
were very plentiful proportion quantity NAMED
\ he pOtatOts rgmalab, we'll f.yprr and mo- ~
longer without preiudiec aGer gathering b.irs ,ST8
u"'i potatoes grown III the Jatua ground.
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POLITICAL.
IMMIGRATION TO AMERICA.
From CoLbett's Renisfer.

Several persons have addressed me with V;ey, oF
CbtOans Information necessary to them having AN
iitcauon 10 emigrate TO America I should very
Willingly comply with their requests but, in the irs
pace, IL must ne obvious 10 them that cannot have
The HWe to do L. Ia the second placc il il innos
sible for me to know The particular crcun,stsprs
and capacities Of the parties apply ing So Thoroughly
as to be able 10 give them advice. And in tbe ti,d
place, shall never diriSe any person 10 go 90 A =
htriea or any oucr foreign country, unless sm
personally acquainted with such person. and am
pretty certain That he would better himself by such
a removal. What have written about A roerico
all 10Y readers know With that information .u1
with ether information that they NAV aeoni.e tbex
must Judge for The mseyes. There can be no doubt
o. b'a happiness OF a country, which so rapidly in
cF63scs ~ population and resources, while the ex-
penses oil go'crnment are so trilmg. A peoule
VIZ Sc population IS nav nearly as great as tInt nj
England and Scotland, and whose governments al
aud al, does not demand more than twelfth MARI
OF The sum from them uat ours demands from us
MtSi b. happy. Bat, vhether Enorstmen ro;r,,
a'oong, that people, would be happier tban tiy as
81 home, must be left 10 the decision OF their own
Judgment 1t is very certain, that TO 70 tn Amer
ios, With view OF living an id2e life would r,rod,ce
SAD disappointment Sinecure.placemen, pension
efs grantee, vehal misrepresentation and W
Cres pnfers, parafitts and Quacks i'm every de mart,
oent, will certainly act right a. remaining AT bo,n
GEM men Who teach religion, ifthey have beneG-
ccs or to.trable good ehapels, may safely RENAL,
hrrc they would not better Oei lot by emiers
toi 20 Amtlca Lawyers, whether in sIk or cam.
q gowns, viii 10 wtl 10 reman FIR, tho there's
great derl Of lac 1vsr. ia Ar,eri,a. the nedye
grow OF lawyer is ry sharp & eloquent Aud
btsHes, Wey wear neither F1.gHs, nor Mrs unr
oanfs, waeh form no smal part ol the posse5siors
~ the English bar. 70 medcai men, III, re is II.
way o7u, and always viii be rs lon. rs peore con
urue todicIhe truth is, that ofihe ti,ret pr,los.
Sons, tbs s tEe best mean, il contains III d. Ice,
Toeo, and the wisest and elcvercst men. Then
or Tue lawyer may thrive by substr,icncy. ReI,-
gio' ana ia~ accommodate themselves tp lines and
p9FNcs but, no whohss a brokes lee, or Am sflar-
ton 81 the liver thinks " nothing but the ain nj
ne nT-op or ply scnn dat ne employs Besides
the very nature ct the rcsearches and the OBJ c,gs,
to's ~ medical sncn, make diem despise supetsf;
inn. Hence II is, tist very rarely meet viii,
ono % t'eIn, whose ,sird Is not indeUer.eot -
rse may safely 90 20 q country wi ere the popp.
goo ' continually Ines casing, and whore skin ION
90 % oN- .ic g % snrc io meet With ne ward me
II 1f-t@ tanners, tbat feqaire stout bors, ar
800 )uS sa,,o ca,ry them about their fields. IN 49,.
wa uuf men orc doing, Rad better remain Ler.
tai lover eicc' AMI uie ay-.athcrcrs hayc svest-
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THE SUBSCRIBERS

THE SUBSCRIBERS
9EAVE FOR SALE, the following articles
which will he sold by the Package, on accom-.
mousting terms, Tor town acceptaaces
H4rO-W.3I?F So CUTLERY.
casks brass head tongs ami shovels
do brass knobs, hoits iron rim locks
HI. and chest hinges
do Satdiery, containing plated brille hits
roller bnckles, stirrups, martineaIe
hooks, saddle nails, common stirrups and
bits w
10 yea trays, snuffer trays, waters, hearo,
brushes, ,&c
do table, back fans and bntt hinges
do Knob AID square latches and bolts
do chest, II. HI and T. hinges
l do needles, fsh-hooks, buttons. and buttsn
mouids
case Herman steel banfsaws, mill Dit. and
p cut saws, and conpssses
DO best gilt and plated coat and vest buttons
casks wedding hoes, 6 do plough traces
do table and desert knives AMI forks nen.
pocket and shoe knives, files, scissors
spectaces, sc.
5 do Weldon's best scythe blades, 80 a 81
inches
lao boxes y and common tin
DRY-GOODS
so bales rose ard Duffie blankets
~ 80 plains and blue and white kerseys
do white and coored hannels
do real sup. "A Weleh fannes,
10 no napt cottons and plains,
do blue do
do blue and olive Bear skins,
20 London sup. cloths & cassineres,
do Yorkshire do
do low priced cloths, casameres, coatings ard
vestings,
80 DO best heavy German Tioklenburg and
oznaburgs,
dc blue serge,
VARIETY OF GOODS,
CONSISTING OF
Hosiery, cambricis s, book and ieno m nslins
Marseiiles quilting, shawIs, ginghams, Re.
Also, Stockinetts, Lambs wool hose, Irish linens,
Dowlas, sc. &c.
GROCERIES, &c.
SO hhds. and 00bbls New. Orleans. AJuscovs.
do and loaf sugars.
Antigua rum, teas, German and blistered steel,
~ hhds. prime rnolasses,
pipes real Holland gin,
lOO bbis Caruther's 9TH proof rectiied whiskey
old,
DAILY EXPECTED,
"eneral Assortment oi LONDON GOODS,
Imported IN the ships HlClian Chief and TohiEb
J. BROWN, Jr. &
w. FINNEY, y MIS-.
november l. 52----f
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THE SUBSCRIBERS

III SUBSCRIBERS
OFFER FOR SALE.
90 hogsheads Muscovado Sugar
20 boxes HAVANA ditto
hhds & 25 bbIs Loaf ditto
ditto & ditto Lump ditto
100 bags prime Green Coffee
leo ditto White ditto
100 sacks Liverpool Salt
90 tons assorted Bar Iron, sheet & hoon iron
tons German Steel, 1 ton Blistered Steel
90 iaggots Crawley do.
$50 bbs. Caruther's * Leyburn's best Recli6.,i
Whiskey
40 do. Frni,ed ditto
so do. and 10 tierces Common ditto
10 tierces Apple Brandy
hogsheads Antigua Rum, hlds Mo!asses
Malaga, Sicily, Madeira & Port Wines
boxes Whittimore's Cotton Cards
10 ditto Wool ditto
crates Queens ware
SO gross black R.t'les, Q tons Patent Shet
SO Kegs warranted Gun-Powter
10 % ditto 10 by by 10 10 Window Glass
so kegs Cut and Wrought Nails
1000 lbs English refined Salt Petre
Crude ditto
1900 ditto Seine T~ine
,os s. s $; :s FIJI liz; ;$'''' TEAS
cases Coffee Mills, cases States 81 Penciia
SO boxes Chalk Pipes, Cordial Cases
cases Hsf rlen OIL, 500 Demiiohns
so lbs Turkey Yarn
Alum, Copperas, Spanish Scgars, Flotsnt Indien.
Madden, Mustard, Rosip, shaving Soap, Log.
wood, Cloves Cassa, writing, letter ard wrpn.
pI 6 Paper, Qnilis, Spinning Cotton, China.
Leading Lines and Bed Cords, Shoe Thread.
Ivory AMI Pocket Combs, Snuff, Giind-S Stones
SIC Sc. &C.
HLSO-A large assortment Of Domestic Goods
consisting of Shirtngs, Stripes, Grehams. pIai5s
Nc &c- SHAPARD * WEBB.
November IS. 57Io,
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LAND BOZ SALE RARTER.

q Have several Tracts of Land ia different coun-
y ties above this City-eglit Of them within
short distance ofJames River, and from 20 to SO
miles above this. The others are more remote,
but some Of them are near James River, and others
on or contiguous to other Rivers. Many OF the
tracts erich, and few wen improved With build.
lngs, orchards &c. | will sell any sf them cheap
for CASH, uidings to be done ~ and near
Richmond, or for property in or near it---or for
the materials FOR building delivered in Richmond.
NEIL MCCOUL
August 80. ss-wtf
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MONEY FOUND.

YgVHE SUBSCRIBER has engaged With Mr. Fle-
ming Wood, efCaroiiae county, To take charge
Of school at his house, the ensuing year. This
yOurg gentleman comes recommended for moral
department and as qualified to teach the English,
Latin, aRd French languages; arithmetic and eeo-
grapby. The school will open on the 18th ri ia
uuary and close on tie 18th 81 December, 1916,
subject TO two vacations Of two weeks each. The
price of tuition will be 500 except Tor Latin and
French scholars, which will be S25 Board at $50.
JOSIAH SMITH.
Powba.an CoGay, Dec .. 6l-Wlme
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.WOTTCE

AN the first MONDAY in January next, (it being
~ Gloucester Court day. will be offered Tor sale al
tue Court-'louse, eighteen twenty likely negroes
consisting Of men, women, boys and girls belonging
to the estate OF Wsraer Lewis, the elder, late III
Warner fiall.-All persons having claims against
thc above estate, are requested 10 make them
known on or before that day, in order that the es-
tate may be settled as speedily as possible.
JOHN LEWIS, Admir-. de bo-
nis non Of Warner Lewis the elder
Glnncesier County,. Dec y fA-0n,utd.e
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[BY THOMAS Campbell.


'lcil mo, &c baris, wh0sc ,l,li sublime
first char.nd theear vi youthful time,
With numbers wrap; ia lie.v 'mly fire;
Who lrlie iiyhghtOd Echo swell
1ic tn'nb,ing tI1s sports OftLe br,
Ehc luivinur Of the sl, H.
Why ~ The burst ofi1y alone
AceOr,iS SWAT ME- les soothing, tone
Nny can 40 ,anl, with m.gic strain,
W Slnmn'yS steep ,hef,art Of pain?
Nalis ynrrl tones obey your sweep.
Tie mid, the plain,iw'. and the dtcp,
bends not d1spairing Grief to hear
ssur golden lutte, with ravish,si carp
o. has Jour sweetest shell no power to bind
4 hc her,er pangS ttat shake The mind,
Aud .ull the wrath. at wh0sc command
M1rier lnlrs hCr CORY liusdl
When i'ushd with Joy, tie rosy throng
Weave ti's Eight dance, ye swell the sony
Ct1ie, y Vanl warbcrs ease Ia eliaIm
TIE brci'>, with other rapirr,s warm
Cease tiil y0ur hand Ni,i i,apic strain
IL silmicrs st cp ;he heart ot paiil.
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

ETOR experimenting negro SAM, who Runaway
z from the subscriber OH Saturday the 1th inst
sam IS about l9 years of age not very black ne
gro; IS well grown, and unusually bow legged his
head IS rather large and his hair bushy his face is
flat and broad, his lips thick AID pouting aud he has
under OF Of bis eyes, near the cheek bone, scar
which having been received in childhood is not vi
sble &C distance, on slight view. A part of
his apparel (now rec0llecerD at the time of his e.
iopement, were pair of blue wooden pautaoons,
perfectly new. He was brought hither from Glou-
cester county, AMI has a relation belonging to Mr.
Robert D. Fife, in this town. will pay the above
reward tor bringing home the aforementioned slave
and If he is Appreciated more than 90 miles from
this city, will pay in addition all reasonable expea-
ees incurred IN transporting him h;ther.
PETER V DANIEL.
November1j. 56-.,vtf
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