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WHEN TO SAY NO.

wHEN you are urged aud pressed to pur.
ehase articles OF fiasry and show which you
do not want, tho he assures you that they are
very cheap, learn to say NO When you are
urged to engage in schemes Of speculation,
with gree. hazard and uncertain gain, learn to
say NO. Whenyou arc pressed to join in the
rnidnigbt revel the nightly debauch, or the
mooutide excess, learn to say NO. When
Aittcring friends s. fawning sycophan,s tempt
yoor generosity, scpplicate your bounty for
Z sfheir guilty pleasures, aud ende YOUR TO heed.
isyou out Of that which is necessary for
the comfort Of your Own family, learn to say
NO. When tho aftful and designing fiaucr
. your foilies, and praise .your foibles, while
they would extract your secrets, learn to say
NO. Aod We. o youth, when the syren voice
Of pleasure lul!s tho vigilance Of reason, and
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MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES
SINGULAR STORY.
{ From a f'srtsmouth z England } baf

From q Psr.s,nouth { Esgla J bapsrl
by, letter wo nave received from France,
we learn tho following very singular story 49,
a strange circumuancc occurred lately at
Brcst "a man IN the last stage Of q dangerous
disorder, sent for priest to give him ec-
sreme nnctiom; the priest, after some eonver-
aation with the man, told him, that mo could
not give him ersrems uretion without no sur
rendered up the lands that he held, and which
belonged to the church previous to the revo-
lu,ion.b In vain did the poor man point out
shat nc had purchased them at fair vslua-
tion, and had large family 10 bequsAth them
30; tho priest told him, IL he did not no
would be d----d and GO to hell; the poor
man replied, he would not give up tho land,
but take his chance. In few days he died,
and was refused the rites Of the Church, or
christian burial, in consequence OF his hav-
ing died without receiving esfreme unefiom !;
and tho priest told his family that he was
certain Of going 10 hell, aud that the Devil
would como that night and tskc away his
body. The wretehed family were ireaGfully
alarmed, and they employed 40 old soldier to
cit up all night and watch tho corps, furnish
Ing him with bottle of wine, bread and
chcosc, and sword to protect himself. Al
midnight tho door fiew open and in walked
three hsures, dressed 80 as TO appear devils;
they walked round tho room to Try 10 intimi-
date the soldier, but the veteran who had
never feared to oppose an enemy, was not to
be panic struck, but broke silence, and &C
costed ihom in these words: " You, Mr..
DeviIs, II ono Of you lays hand upon that
body, will eat il OF.
Atter somo time, ono moro courageous
than the rost, seized upon the feet OF the
corpse, and another took hold Of the head;
.the soldier immediately made chop at the
hand of the hrst, and nearly cut off his arm
che other he wounded on the shoulder
scufae onsued, but 10 short timc the devils
disappeared, icaviog large quantity of blood
behind them, which showed they were hu-
mao. it,. h.at
The nexs day tho family waited on the
sPrefcc,, aud related 10 him this strange CIR
cumstanee, when no sent for the priest who
Shsd refused to give e1freme nnefion. The
priest returned for answer, that he was un-
we'll, and could not attend him after several
messengers had been despatched without sue
cess, to inform nc nusf come, guard Of sol.
diers was sent, who brought him up, and he
proved TO be the person whom the soldier
had cut across the arm his accomplices have
been traced out, aod they arc oil now safely
lodged in prison."
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Notice is hereby pipsn.

Notice is hereby ,giVen,
THAT the subscriber has received LISTS or
L TAXES, under the act of Congress of March
th,1Sl6, remaining due spon property in the fol-
lowing Counties, in the State Of Rhode-Island, not
occupied or superintended by some person residing
within the Collection District in which il is situate,
and that he is authorized to receive said Taxes with
All addition Of Ten Per Cent. thereon :-Prsvided,
such payment is made within year after the day
on which the Collector of the District where such
property lies, had notified, that the Tax had become
due on the same.
(Date Of Collectors motif
For phat Couaty. cation that the Tar had
{ become due.
Newport, I c.. ,s ,o,s
Bristol, sep" 90 Ao
Kent, Nov. 90, 1916.
Providence, Nov. IL, 1916.
Csnsefor's 0&ee,
Providence, Juns IS, 1875
THOMAS RHODES,
Collector,
Designated By the Sec'ry Of the TreasIy
July9 Sw.
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PROPOSALS

For carrying mails Of fhe United Sfdfes on che
(oHorpigg roads qviH be yreerred at Ae Ger
erai Post Office, an me city Of Washington,
unat Saturday, fhe 27rA day Of September
nert, inciusiue.
In Rhode Island.
ia FROM Providence BY harrington. Warren,
A'o 4 Bristol and Portsmouth to Newport, 90
miles.
Leave Providence every day at m and arrive
at Newport BY SPIN
Leave Newport every day At 3 q m and arrive At
Providence by 4pm.
lio From smi,hfeld by Providence. Pawtuxet,
East Greenwich, Wexford and Towerhih 10 Little
Rest, once week, ~ miles.
Leave smitlifeld every Saturday at 6 a N and ar.
rive at Little Rest by p m.
Leave Little Rest every Friday at q m and ar.
rive at smithfeld by 2 m.
i2o From New.London (Con by Groton. ston-
ngton, Westerly, Charlestown, the h in South
Kingstown and Towerhiii to Newport. twice week.
go miles
Leave New.London every sdsy and Thursday
at 3 m and arrive at Newport On "Wednesday and
Friday by noon
Leave Newport every Tuesday and Thursday at
10 m and arrive at New-London on Wednesday
l2I From Providence by Scituate Foster, Killing.
worth. Middle Society and Abingdon to Ashford,
3S miles.
Leave Ashford every Monday at 2 N and arrive
y y
Leave Providence on Tuesday at N and arrive
at Ashford by p m.
122 From Providence by Glocester to Pomfret,
once week.
Leave Providence every Saturday at 2 m and
arrive at PoBfrst by 6pm
Leave Pomfret every Friday at m and arrive
at Providence by pm.
l23 From Towerhill by Richmond, Hopkinton,
North stonington, (Con) and Preston to Norwich,
(Con> once week
Il and
arrive Norwich BY 3 p N
Leave Norwich every Thursday at 6 m and ar.
rive at Towerhill by p IN.
90 From Eew.Haven by Branford, Guilford, Xii.
lingworth, saybrook Lyme river head, New London,
Chelsea, Jewes city, Plainfcid, Sterling. Scituate,
Coventry and Olneyyile to Providence, tEree times
u week, 1l3 miles.
/ Leave New.Haven every Saturday, Monday and
Friday at IL m and arrive at Providence on Mon
day, Wednesday and yrdsy at 2 l-2 p N in l8 l-2
hours.
Leave Providence every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday at Ia m and arrive at New Haven the
next days by 10 IN in 10 IL hours
NOTES.
/. The Post Master General may expedite the
mails and alter the tines for arrival and departure,
any time during the coDtinusnce OF the contract,
he previously s,puiating an adequs,s compensation
for any extra expence that may be occssioned
thereby.
Fifteen minutes shall be allowed for opening
and closing the mail, at all Offices where no Partic.
ular time is specified.
3. For every thirty minutes delay Unavoidable
accidents excepted) in arriving after the times pre-
scribcd in any contract, the contractor shall forfeit
one dollar and If the delay continue until the de-
parture Of any depending mail, whereby the mails
destined for such depending mail lose trip, for
feure Of treble the amount allowed for carrying
the mail one trip shall be incurred, unless it shall
be made to appear that the delay was occasioued
by unavoidable accident; in which case the amount
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-09-10

Rcshcekfnliy Informs NE friends q de PubHc.
THAT he has taken the Stores, Nos II and 73,
4 Thsmes-street, and offers for Sale General
Assortment Of
Ship.Chandle,y and Groceries,
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TO LET.

Store No. 90, Thames-street, formerly occupied
byS. w. vinson. Druggist--Aiso, large three
story house on Stevens wharf, calculated for boar
ding house. Apply as above.
Newport. July ., 1917.
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POFTR ".
CSELECrED.1
tfeAa
TIME.


tSes Repelanons--:0M CAabser1
HlGR on his throne Of moss-rob'd ruin safe
An hoary monarch erst cali'd Time
Around his temple growi'd the storms Of fate.
And swift winged iightnings hash'd sublime.
His head was pillow'd on The mountain steep,
His limbs reciined DER all the earth,
And. az ii tired Of havoc, seem'd to sleep.
TO wake refresh'd for horrid mirth.
But ere be rnse, form supremeIy fair
Whose brow rainbow wreath entwin'd-.
His visssge the san, his feet fire,
And in an azure cloud enshrin'd;
Descended from his bright abode Of bliss,
And on the earth. his left foot set,
His right the weary biIIows kindly kiss,
Nor dare his garments hem to wet.
He rsis'd his arm and trembling. pale with fear,
The king Of devastation woke,
Then thunderd forth this mandate in his ear.
Till oceans coral caverns shook -
"By him WIN form'd the earth, and sea, and air,
Who was and Is forever more,
Dy him, thou hosty .hea AIDED king, swear,
Thy fate is sesl'd, thy reign is o'er."
ALBERT.
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sTHE,DExTEROUS EVASION.

The doctor was just on the very last stair,
1"wsrds the room of his SON. when Of danses, pair
y, Escaped to the opposite door;
While the youth had just time to lay hold Of book,
And in 1t (assummng ssnctiRed iook)
He began most intensely TO pore.
When the doctor behcId him, cried ne, overioy'd,
TO see you dear Richard. 90 wisely empoyd,
Your aAectionste father much pleases,
Dat what were you reading your Blackstone" 7"
,"Why--No, sir
Twas only beguing an hour or so, sr,"
"But With what i"-" Why--some fugitive pieces :"
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ADVERTISEMENT.

Aesu Feather Beds and Feathers.
I'VE Geese AMI Fowl Feathers, and Feather
L. Beds. from 20 10 IS dollars, kept constantly
Eor sale by ABRAHAM BARKER,
NO. =, Charies-sfreef.
He has on band m assortment Of Mattresses Of ell
kinds .yt-to-s, siarrs %, 1919
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FAITH. HOPE, AND LOVE.

Faith, Hope e. Lote, were queston'd what they thot
Of future bliss, by pure rclig gion taught;
Now Faith believed it 6rmiy to be true,
And Hope expected 80 to find it too;
<ous, answered smiling with geM'rous glow,
Grbecf believe khov Il TO he so!
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Carr. SHEFFIELD ATWOOD,

CAPT. SHEFFIELD AIWOOD,
OF Bristol, RI. informs his friends and the pub
~ lie, tnat BY the advice of his friends, and many
others, who have been cured by him, Of obstinate
disorders that he will undertake the speedy and ef'
fectual cure Of the stransuryaii sorts OF graye'y
compaints--sll sorts Of falling sickness--ah ner.
vous complaints bilious coics--cramps in the
stomach-feyer s--scrofula--rheumatic com.
plaints--and disorder Of certain kind, very
speedily. leaving the patient perfectly sound. He
also cures the piles. old standing coughs and dysen
tary.
The above complaints he processes to cure nj the
most speedy, safe, and eilectual manner--and will
be grateful for share Of public patronage.
He also cures the scurvy in the teeth and the
tooth ache--and as the teeth become loose by the
scur,y, he fastens them to the gum, as sound az
eyer. nauseous or disagreeable breath he sweat
teHs by his medcins in or days. He performs
Vi that hogrid disorder. called the scsdbcad in
very short time. All burns and scods he cures 10
IL OF Is days, il applied to Immediately. recipe
for the above cure be had on Application TO him.
Bristol, July 4, 1917.
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~. l. Goods and Groceries,
BY wHoLEsALE AND RETA

BY WHOLESALE AND RETAIL"
CHAkLES M. THURSTON,
nFFERs for sale, at his store, No. g. Thames.
" street. (corner Of Millstreet,) for cash or sP-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-25

son 10 suppose tkat any ono else could j.-vc
perpetrated so horrid deed; nor had any
one better opportunity TO execute so black a
crime than the cook.
To conclude, lie confessed to the c,o.,in
That poison was in the stew; and repeated ,hat
he knew poison in the stew lie said he
was innocent. that Ire would have TO suffer for
II, and told the captain (whcu lie mentioned 10
HIM that this was his pepper lie was speakin..
about and that he had u mind to chop Off his
bead,) to blow cut his brains. He would not
say who put the poison in il, not even whom, he
suspected; on the contrary, he played the nv
pocrate, By pretending to eat of it, and 10 be
sex, when he was seen to spit out the little
which he tookinto his mouth
The Jurors, with these and oter evil
dences before them, could bring in no other
verdict.
IT the whole truth was not mentioned by the
witnesses, or amy circumstances hid ii was
impossible Tor the jurors to search their
hear,s--with their characters they wore mac
gudinted.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-25

Our country is moi Yet in this happy
condition: We have not yet attained 10
iais equilibrium of interests. We have
impruden,ly launched into enormous i'm
poria'ions of foreign manuiaciures-like
Buyers of Bargains" or Ike children
IN toy-shop, we have spent our money
tor that which is not bread, and our labor
for tsat which saiisiieth not'-and we are
poor and in debt.
In common with Our brethren in other
parts ofthe U. S. we are disposed to make
pause in this career of felly: And to
seek a remedy for so great an eyi!-a pre-
ventive of the danger which threatens
us, is the object of the present meet
ing.
propose that we form ourselves into
4 Soclcty-and for that purposea draft of
a Constitution is prepared for your con
siieratlon, which | ask leave to lay on
your table
the Constitution was then read and
considered by sections: and unanimous
ly adopted by the meeting.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-25

The evidence nthe trial OF .Iohn Gibson .
coioied man, ana cook Oh board the schooner
Nar,e, VINO has been condemned to death
lows go 'o'
That lie l.ft the vessel in Ncw-Tori.. on thc
evening o. lie 21 Dec. last without leave
dhn Wiih rOsitiVe declaration, that he would
not COOK another redi on board of ber. his
clothes were likewise not on board: dat when
the Capt.-With one 81 the passengers found him
ne dem; having said so, and EXPRESSED him
vi, J" terms Inli o. anger and revenge: that
- ne went along towards the vessel he cou-
tinued to show every mark OF irritat;nu
and SAID lie wOnl ukc his satisfaction Dut Of
some OF them,aud was constantly fepeatiur ms
threats.
That, when ono Of his friends. before ne
left him, told him TO pepper the soap for then
ne sad, - III be Id If 1 will moi do il well .
will rs Them, will give them a dose :"
ana some more Ike expressions were used by
That on account Of the latcnrss Of tho
eVeinng, the Captain could not cenfine him
~ trldcwcii; having no convenient piace fo
90 ~ "'i hoard Of his vessel. and beinr re-
pcnteHy urged by BIN. gave him nj la.t
iff.n lion ~ stay on shore that nirllt. but
told mn e. hc on board Caily in the NOR
nue. The vessel Nvoud sal vcrs early lie
cai' or board, aud the vessel sailed Oh tic sd
DcreUber.
-laf lour DAYS after. on the 9Th. ON vhic,
ddT 20. 'orrtd deed was committed hc fibc
COO SOS called Gp 10 luci-rk ii The NOR.
nin%, ant being ordered o. cook something for
tHe People, who we're hungry, got very peCyish
a-id suden.
Iknt when DC received Gic meat. fresh from
t1c b1ifei, be- made u .lee. witich was an un-
usl di,h :pi 4 breakfast meal and generally
nmse on oifculnants which afe lefi, and not
Ott oil fresh mcat
That NJ aDout8 o'clock, he gave Tie pcor,e
first OF lt. ard afterwards scat some ~ lDr "a
bis bS thc steward
fhatai VINO "io eat Of It became s'rk and
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-25

i"NWing anecdote Is related very arnb.-uousl, by
W steward, but with some appearance of ,ro ah,y
oI we use oil great hiyoitc ia this country tford
bntel t.ls account has been aven He resided IN H.
'cInitY 81 Richmond, and had an anotberryv r,r a..
neiehhoi, WI" hepi chariot. The apothccarv intrvf
.e 10 sn ii see cT.cke MATCH proposed TO take his
e'tep't", aud ihey wrni together the era, nd IL be-
En"ing, however tOF rain whilst they were there Tho
e'H ci s"'agc at whose command the cricket Iratrh
was MAYED took 10 HI tent, and wished very much 10
ray ~ Whist until the weather should heroine fair
i 49, VIZ ~ sriai emiilassuen 10 find fourth at
if't somebody spy.ng his orIship in the anotIcc,
~ cafriaee asked hi it lie would have the honor ~
ming up 'r princes parry To Ibis he consented and
kcw. 800 90 ''i'i az
10" o!ten do great events arise from fri1inr eau
srs. 'Nciaiins hr. Stewart {" An apofbrcary kerring
ms carriage mas av" ocCasioncd the peace Of Paris lie
Alerlcah war, and tbe nalIonal hssenhly in rranccv
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wash r.2ne II y qUiycling i.r..
10 cscds % fame, sud notes Of hrc:
Q echn from is rising swell.
ROW heroes fought auG nations fell.
"her Ssfc.is' 'Ons advanced ia war.
of iNrian Cadmus ros'd afar;
hnt s'ii, 70 mar tial strains unkroun,
NY .yfs recitfs 10 lryc atone
f'rd "ith The hope OF future t..,He,
J seeh seine nnhler hcrc's name:
ne ny.r- chords ne s'rgn. anew,
10 waf. 20 wan, ,ny harp iStue
M''h s."WiIa stiiags, the epic strain,
u loves great SEN raisr asgia;
Aic..'s, and his g.psians deeds,
ccnc2ia hose arm tie Hyira blecas:
. az. ~ Nain; my waswari iyTc,
RAYS ,'iref Uptes 'i soft desire
Ad'e'l " chiefs rtnown'd iunrn,s!
Ad.cn tJe ciahs Of wars ain.iis.
- o'her deeds ny .ou, is suung.
A"l ~ ecirr rui"s shalt now he sung:
y har' shall al its uowers reveal.
4" '"il ne ia's my heart iiirst Zee
Log, love atone iny iyrc s,'al c, aim,
Ia soh.j ofhliss, and signs nj iane.
iLord BYRON.
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DIRECTT.aY. FOE18la

NTOTCE Is HEREBY GIVEN. That fTle
/ = Direct Tax of the United States for 1915.
or the ioiowir% described property situated i'm
this State, having remained unpaid. one wear.
from the date Of the Notification OF the Col
!ector in whose District tire said property lies,
that the Tax had become due and payable the
to satisfy the said Tax due thereon, with an
addition of twenty per cent, will he sold, at
public sale, at the Seii-Iavorn, in the City of
richmond, in the County of Hcnrico. on Tues
Day, the LIST day of April. 1877, al 10 O'Clock, A.
NJ. aud continue from day to dav, until
sold.
Ngncs etTdaa- Description Of Property. Anroumt
Ose PERSONS i'Gyabie.
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"a. ~. C,tNeis OF Richmond will please nav part;erhf
top Of @ 90 ,he Injunction contained in the 9Th scr
co., onI'dhee entitled An Ordinance for the
s anu u"ties Of principal Engineer relative p
e, IoI Tue CITY OF Richnond and for otber rno.ss
,o Ssu Deceber 10Th, lSlG,) aud also 10 mar, Of m
run section Of" An Ordinance ,rov;s;, l e aca
dcntS by ifc." Passed January Ieth io,3 "t"n ra
cesar! steps viii be taken to enforce The 6ne mpoh
;,, "e S'u sth section unless it is strictly coplo
WIN. ne sections above alluded To arc ss foIiow
Sect.Its. si'd be II FURTHER Ord1j1cd rh,o ,nres
W. ne iu'h section Of the Ordinance ent,ed q; an ord-
,h p,.o1ichg against accidents by Grs passei
io' nay "i january, thousand ciob, b,,,dred an
thrteen, as requires the Master OF poI;cc -, ssS I'd
i, 'othe Citizens, be- and the same is herein 81
sf,er rho ~ ti"rther Ordained. That iBmcdisH
Io.S shah give notice to the Citizens fr f,r calrrf
no'hs hereafter, BY publication in Tho re,s,src,s
& guIfh-And the said Police Master sloii anrls
sacn mousse III The City, after The expraon t aid
h,,ct, emu ese'y person bound to furnish such ~
pu'heis' ana who shall omit 10 do so ar g., ,osnre s
buckets when required which shall hs "a
hg ~ refusal, shall be liable to be Gned ~ s,,la
y{ mgg,'irste Of the Corporation fhrec G5firyf q
.M oH'"ef ne ought 10 have furnished and costs Of
HdIiaht-and similar application sbsii NV - in M
" ~ Vctoher In every year Hcresfter snd persYs,
ol"Tnish bucseisas aforcsid sl,abe Iiable
" q" mes winch fines shall nc apulisd 10 er,svitqil
eNprhccs Of the present Ordinance ' w "'''"''e
orct. 10Th. <Hd he IL CVy7bc, Ire,,;,,e, -h. ,,ftf
evcr l.oln uie Passage Of This Ordinance each ~
"a pc,spn occupying any dwelling horse store hoc
U, othcr building, shall be- ana is beseny rsn;ed ,or
~, sHu Keep hung up IN some couspiers a,f AZ st
D"rhets containing each two and
"i, sd"ns win The name OF sncl, ccc,,ie ,,ren
10 ~ ,che III The proportions aud rates following d
Sy every person not being favernt rener occs
lYlu. banig or tenement me ,a;,atio, ,b,,ef n
Lmhg TO the return ofthe sssrssor oft,c cifg tg,9
she,l not exceed $50 Thousand Go.jars , bcf e,ei
i,,. - 49, "e''lging building or frremrnt ffe "
w." 81 "hch a' aforesaid shall EXCEED tfsf s1tn g.
49,, an" cyeiy ordinary keeper, riccnced 10 Keen
IN ~ ,, IVY, shal irovte and keep such brcsh
ena,,f ~, vi fi NoIlon, town.: fof 4 lmdirao m
f,,o 1s M. tfeofas aforesaid. -shaH nnt csfr
, ~ uoiars two nrckcls; Tor hniid;rr of
~, ,s,o.,', ;e whereof. as sioresaia sfaiicsr
i.,, ',.'s .ln toi'f' and be under forr thousand
M ,sl,,a n,,s'i. ana iof every building or -nen,
s..ne ~rrroi slali cxoerd f5nf fng.s MI aoiils g
f.ro'ocd, That no ou,ic- m ee,.,gr s- RI
INV T,, % 's'lr', et Which has hcen rendered fyg
AID o;,.l,,9 ~ N',' sac or TIE, and having i.e
"ine REGULATIONS rcspecHngblcteis
HENRY FOBrVect
necsmNct ~ Fo"'
- c-.ii,- = ~ ,A''..-''n foHs ofiis fNaetsf
subscribers. -N--e go W '1.N'.'
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;cry, IN which there were To be no blanks.
Accordingly, her shop was ihrongcd with
ladies, old and young, ANXIOUS for the
precious articles 10 he obtained at so
cheap price. Sine disposed faboui 5000
dollars worth of tickets and the happy
holders OF them were informed that the
drawing would take place in the course
of tins week-But, unhappy to relate ! tie
lady has withara.", with all her goods
and Misunderstanding her crcdulous Gus
Gazette
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tata Ncalt tpICh the ;uueftii s,ri,r
oiitrehs' sons. cI CaJmrs san:
ien sui, how'"r lie chords move,
Ny iSte c.ilis rp spf;A hnt love.
New @i;iHgs ~ .atr "iti, cs,c Suppl:.l,
iastoi'S Vt H-ren'rs ru.sd;
Sti'4sed ~. whois Tyre; IA sd.n sirr,e
~ lsre ci'iiis nU sound hYt sn.e.
i,eines, farewell, for decd, r.nown'li
kerr cra,nles. Enne no .nnrr so.ul;
N, p'seionssillitD Cn,iit rove;
u. isf. eIaits no sUIau bat love.
iNM. 2iGIOW. !
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-25
lri.ow nc psi J,,s f,,,,..c,,,l

observed ~ your paper ~ Lass Monday an article
re"tvn the Mechanism of the icct ri insec;s" A
t''na o. hhe had number VI GRILL >sicppers)
eeIlosel IN iSauren hoN with glass cc.cr IL, was
s"rrr<rd ~ i'dtha they had The sane MIND nf suckers
spoNeh % IN tbe above mentioned article bu, being much
BEAVER III Poorii"n 10 dies walksd the glass much
less casi'y ard constantly wet cir act win " o,'
8Pof from their mouths 70 assist the power Of sue
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-25

- IFHttFt q, 4FI.i"lS.
We understood that Mr.. T. H. Uogprs Of p,y,uou., ia
no" paintirg Picture 81 The Banie Of Alricrs as II
apearea 'foln u W. ship Minden. lie has heel, furnish
V" WIN ste'ces made daring the ac,inm h; Capt Wise
eapt hAihs and Capt Palmer, ami has been further
assisted ny nc icess Of the iprecaDe. The Picture
W considerable sse, and is in STATE ursyardness
k.oHfnn Pnpel..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-25

Ar RHsseit-i send you two limitations of Ax,crr-
eN's " Odeto his Lyrs"-cse by Lord Byron, of Old
England; the other by citizen wil,ian Bisiow of New
England lie; hem both Issue FROM your rount together
.has those acquainted witt the original may judge which
ts@s deserves he nains transitional