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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-09-30
ROBERT IRVING,
Wa. J. ROBERTSON,
PETER " ALkEk.
August 20.


Iredsary Department, J,sxc iith, 1917.
NJ Office is hereby given-1'hat at NEE
K Y ting ct the Commissioners of the Sinking
Fund, held on tue 18th day OF March, 1917, it
was Determined that the provisions OF the Act
entitled, AN Act 10 provide for the redenp-
ton OF the public debit" passed on the Sd cay
OF March, 1917, should he carried into erect
as tar as the same might be practicable and
that, in pursuance of the said resolution, Juil-
Us Il. Daudridge, cashier OF the office Of dis.
count and deposit at Richmond, has been APP
pointed agent under the superinIeDdance OF
the Secretary OF the Treasury, 10 make pur-
chaSes or stock OF the United States within the
limits, prescribed by law aud to whom all per-
sous, deSro,s Of disposing of their sioe&, will
make application.
WILLIAM II. CRAWFORD.
Secretary Of The Treasury.
June 20: I3-tf.
A TEACHER wANTED.-iwish to employ as Ttqch.
"a er of aiew boys some person well acquainted with
ns Lain ard Greek Languages, Mathematics and Geogra
Cumberland. Aueustqo. sI.,f
m l. WiLLEY Offers to the Ciiizens oI Richm has
- services as Practitioner of Medicue Surgery and
ewiii carefully attend to all applications in the line
OF ms profession without delay.-Applicaiion may be
made at the lower story OF Thomas pul.ins's du c,g
house few doors East Of the Court House Tavern.
Sept 10 3a-6t-
A MEETINe ot TIE Visitors OF Militant Il Mar, col
"A iege is requested at their Convention Chamber ON
me zoth day OF ocober next, for The purpose appoint
inga Professor OF Chymis,Ty and Nat.al Philosophy A
much earlier day would have been Ned but many Of
tue Nistors are absent, aud there is reasonable
ground TO expect that Board could formed sooner
Tran The time appointed. The interests Of the nstitu
ton require that the Members should be puncta in their
Attendance In the meantime, any cation that
may be made shall be promptly attended TO.
JAMES SEMPLE, Rector.
Williamsburg. Sept. o. 3stisO
TREASURY OFFICE, july 2Ist, 1917.
conformity with the provisions an hct Of Assem-
4 bly, rassed the LIST day of February IsIi entitIed
An act auior,sing loan for the of the Common
wealth. OF a sum not exceeding hundred and nifty
thousand aoars"And also, of other passed the
2ih day February 1915, entitled " An appropri-
ting the pubic revenue' PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby g
that the undersigned Commissioners Of the Sinking
Fund WILL Friday tine sist day October next be
pared to redeem many Certificates of the Pubic Deb,
issued To the Eank oiVirgnia and Farmers Bank OF Nr
giria, asrecabiy to the Act first above iec
ted IS will amount the sum Of F;ty tuo Thousand
DoitGTs. J. PRESTON Treasurer.
j. BURFOOT, -4nditOr.
Jnly %. 23t3iO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-09-30

bN saturday the 18Th DAY October at II O'Clock
shaiseli At auction, I" the highest bidder the pre-,
ises my mgUW Sir0Sp Tract, of about coo acres OF
excellent land, and improvements Caroline adjoining
Iajor Woodfofd Mr.. Chas. c. Taliaferro Mr. Jones
MI Rose, ana tie kappa!iannock Academy-unou acre.
on oil ohe two ard three years, with ap half
per cent per annnih discount, mueh of te.Dur-
chase money as may he paid in atvancerhe purchaser
can also be accommodated with the standing cIop Of corn
Of 4Je barrels ~ is mach oft he wants together with
lue. - -"
Sly manager, Mr.: Foniane Laughlin, viii shew tie
land 10 an! body who chooses to look al il.
September IL. a7-,ds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-09-30

EN- DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran away from H.. sub
:cr'aeI, on SUNDAY hight, Heg,o woman named
oLLl HIS or PCLLf CHRISTIAN, size Is about -
ears o. age, of nndt'lng size, reidlsL coiireNlnn
"Tge ejes iat nose black tips, her generally bad
and very bushy har.
She originals came from Williamsburg, where she
nay lie gone, or SIZE 10 lurking about tbs Ciy Rea.
tonahe eNpenccs will be added 10 the shove reward n
caught Ont of town. q plCoT
Sept. s.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-09-30

with sugar and coffee, and ) 20, 900 III specie.
prize 10 the privateer Parrot, passed Charles
ton Bar on the i6th inst. tor Amelia it is I'M
STOOD, that she is one of fifteen sail captured BY
this pTiVaieer from Il iieet.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-09-30

4 PETITION viii be presented 10 Ius IesI General
AsselD praying tiat iS may be passed Incorp.-
tahhs Coo pany ioI lie purpHse uii.r rnrnpke
Koad from iie Cay u X ch.ond HE River Iioanoae
Sept.5. a5vs5
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-09-30

The keeper Of the Steam Boat Hotel Read
ing Room Books has receive ed information from
an authentic source, that short time since.
Spanish prize sci,r. called the MOnserrate was
run on shure at Cape .oo!1-ont Light House.
by her prize crew, and her cargo, consisting of
sugar. coffee, cocoa, bees wax, tobacco. tor
toise she'll and campeach, wood, Struggled a.
shore and scid, aud the huiI of the vessel de-
stroyed. Her prize master, whose name is
sIWPiiy, went on 10 Elizabeth City, ~ e. to
receive ihe proceeds of the sales OF such arti-
clesas had been sold there, and wSs 10 pro.
coed thence 10 Baltimore with the prize mo-
ney.-Two OF the prize crew Of the above schr.
le!i here on Monday last for Baltimore they had
brought with them to this place, two Spanish
boys one OF which, muiatte, they attempt
ed 10 seitas Il slave, bItthe Spanish Consul be-
inc made acquainted with the foregoing barti.
culars, lnteitersd aud had tie BOY released
from Jail, where they had confined hHi
These bays both belonged 10 Tie above vessel.
ana state that she was captured between and
> months ago, OIL st. Vncents, ON her voyage
from Havana TO Malta "a, b. the Duenes Ayrean
Privateer General Saa Uart;a, foimerly the
American schooner Dayy, from Baltimore,
which went out from thence as "a tender 10 the
ship Clifton, that carried GeHeral Carrtra TO
Buenos Ayres 1Heraid.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-09-30

a PiiliiON-ssW BE- yrese1fCd 10 TAe HeIf (Jeacya
1ssembfg 81 lirei9ia, IragiRg nat a Latc ma,
pass 10 oftow ne establishment ~ JeehGHicS BaHJ
!n the ctr Of RichmORd.
Segf. 10. 40 ,,a,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-09-30

HLREBY maze known that Intend 10 e,ltIor lie nexr
General Assembly for the establishment OF town az
ny Jerry The South side II Roanoke in meckIeuburg
county, va fol The inspection of tobacco. -FOUR &C.
CHRISTOPHER HASKINS
III
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-09-30

This cause This day. 10 be heard on The hills
answers and examination OF Witness ard was argued
pycvhhsei-on cQIs!defaton whereof the Court drrc-
le one OF It's commissioners state aud report 10 ne
Cot sn account OF all the property real and personal
oil wLchthe infant child Of Benjamin ana Lucy his
sed = " ~N az" P'Ssss'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-09-30
JMne I2th. Isla.

June 18TH, 1915.
On motion ofhe plaintiffs ~ counsel nd Tor reasons
appeal inSo ne Court Il dot the rsnr made
IN pursuance ofthe order OF The day ~ S.Dt-t,er
isos to lne Commissioners mAdei hh. 10 recon.
sideI EilG repoit .hef eupon.
Cspy-7sste,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-09-30

PETITION ~Iil he presented u HrAI iesi Stature
Oh Virginia, praying that law may be passed au-
tlmlsns company 10 turnphe the nom Captain
Oo"uafs tavern III the count OF Hanover aDont four
miles III The direction of Louisa court house
Sept. IL. ~ ,,o,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-09-30

a PEIiioN-irfH be presented To fhe easning ne
giStatHre VbfrgiRia, PRAYING Jor the passage o.
Latp 10 bcoTgOrnfe0 COMPANY 10 connect by mean,
ca CaAGtfhe aeafcTs ethe Rirer Roea0he yifl jana.
mt 10. 90 ,re.,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-09-30

~ with the same unc0ncern, as she had been
accustomed TO plunge into the Hoosiy ia or
der 20 perform her morning ablutons and de-
yotions.
Amid the melancholy reflections excited by
the iminoveabie delusiou manifested ia this in
Stauce, we derive some cOnsoiJliOn from The
/ CT that this nhuman sacrifice IS nct quite SO
frequent as formerly. " c have also reason TO
believe that the liengaliee writings of kainrlO-
hun Roy, nave made deep, though IT prescnt
not very obvious Impression, upon the tlludoos
ct Calcutta and ITS neignbo.noOd, winch may
ultimately lead To the ensne extinction Ut
this as well as many otter actices, alike alb
h0rrent To reason and humanity. We have
heard OF several respectable aud intelligent ma
tiyes, openly test,iyiug their adherence OF the
cruel ritual Ut the Suite; aud It Ia probable
! that similar sentiment prevails ia the breasts
! ofmany others, though prudence may induce
| them 10 conceal il.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-09-30

a PETITION Will he presented to tic neN CrDeTaI As
semb!y Of Virginia, praying for the establishment OF
q own anu iODaeco Inspection, ON the lands Of John
'I1Tke, at Halifax thouse.
Sept. 8. a5wsy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-09-30
wm. W. HENING, C. q.
-, { G g, Q@ee. CRY eft

Bichno1sd, sfG Flo. 5sh IsiS
Inc parties named IN die aforesaid Ordero Cont are
hereoy Hof9Hca, 'ati Rave appointed 10th day vi lie
ir'h $40; O. e. octoberl next carry the SAID d.. mo
elect on which day they requested to attend ~ nv
Obce, iDthIs CITY 10 O'Clock in the murung yyitl,
necessary documents fOT that purpose.
Angusts. 800.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-09-30

REMARKABLE IREE--Ihere is now growing Oh 4
plantation IN iheueghbouhoOd vi tnis cay tree,
whose beauty aud vastsze ente IL to observation
bout 90 years ago. w:s small sapling the then
owner OF the estate bent down and o the top with
MS pelSniie During The present week. tue Editor IN
company WIN friend hastily took its dimensions At
the ground II would measure at least ~ gTtb hut
rs hish mp a. ire are usually chopped, its crcumfcr
ence ~ 10 !eet From the extremity OF linn limb
average oi IA feet and The shade
!eridfG~, circumference oil 1913 somewhat upw ards
oil 9OOo square ieei-t would consequently afford shell
ter (aiiowing feet 10 each mani PERHAPS
there Is not SO young la the State which lie
same can with rath be said. R0egh ". c. paper.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-09-30

A PEilflON-aiG o. yrescNted ~ me ne4f CeNergk
dSscn1ty y 9tTgifu, brdyitg INIT a turn U0y lie
estdblstea on my faDd az tie SoHth de Of Roaioke
Rirer bthc county Of BsckteRbNrg az me c0rGaence
~ mana nd SfOihRt0n giperS.. CLARK ROYSTER.
DeckkcR5Wyg, Scyf. 10. 30 nsns
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-09-30

Due Bills.
Quarter Masters Departm,
NorfoII. tfL ca roc

QUaTtcT WaSt1'S DEPARTMENT.
Norjok. 4th Sept. 1917. :
THE undersigned is Instructed discharge as soon as
IL possible such of lcj UhsUtoaS DUE FILLS as
have been ailowed-fersons holding these D0e BiiLS
will nd tito iheir interest apply FOL payment forth
Win. GILES Il. COOKE,
-fcfg. Assf. by. or. Mr.. CERT.
Sept L.. a 6lif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-09-30
AGAINST
Thomas Routon aud John Ronton.

Thomas Routon aud John Rnnton. J,-..ydou,x
On the motioi. %; the plaintiffs by counsel aud an
pearir - The Satisfaction of the Court lie defend
ants are MOI ah ants vi this State, II IS Deerted and
OrdeTe6 That unless SAID deiebd shall apesr here
OH or before NovenbeI Court next and asw CT Ike h
OF the plaintiffs The Court will then proceed 10 take the
same Tor confessed AID decree the accord
lng! ano that copy OF this Orde. be forthwith publish
ed an some Of the public newspapers OF the CITY OF
RICHMOND fortwo months successiveIy and that another
copy be posted up II the front door oil Of
this county. $500 "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-09-30

NtRDiNiA AT Superior Court of Cbauetry holden
al 'he capitol IA the City OF Richmond tile 2lth day
OF epeniber, iSOS
Aa.ces Anielius hairs and Evena Harris infants Nv
"i'''A',' ben'1rs 'ue'r GUARDIAN, P!aiatigs
William Saunders sarah his wife, Egbert Harris and
"ison harris, infants iegaiees and devisees OF BeIia
mia Harris, decd. By VIM. liairis, their guardian,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-09-30
--'----A' =. - - - ~ e.s.zs-
To the Ediicrs Of tie Nqtiosai Inseliigenesr.

Tals song is sct to -. L 9y NJ. utb6s.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-09-30

FASHIONABLE PANTALoOES.-Not long since, a
SLIM spark bespoke pair panlaoons French tai
lors-' BE sure" SAID ne g 10 make them FULL
" Yes, SaIe, understand you veIy well ?Hk You, Sare
yoiI custom sd make much MISUNDERSTANDING
him the homage of profound bow. When the pan,a-
looms wcre brought home, nov lac disappointed
und them OF The same dimensions the skin i! He
stanrci he swore, he aved at the tailor aud the whole
FrenCn Dation-during which, tie poor TAILOR stood
corner, With bis hands claspe, utteIing " hon Deu
Men Dieu :" in the utmost comsleriaton-s Did not
give you particular directions make them large ~
. Large no saTe, YOU say aud suppose he IL
LA.0E, believe Lie is very ElIrY."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-09-30

kOTiCL.--} Shot p6tifjoH IRE nett GenegVf 9Sse111
~ bin lor forH oHd tobacco Inspection at mn Eers
Sept. ~. va ~ 40 ""
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-09-30

Inc parties interested desired to take notice that
nave appointed the 2st day the 10th Month OooLer
next ensuing the date hereof for commencing the ac-
oecsed oy the above Deercai Order OF ibe Court
wcn asl at O'clock, a. NJ. their attendance is re.
CURED at my Cce this City, viii their accounts and
s o'he necessary papers and documents relating there
". THOMAS LADD, ~. &.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-09-30

A PElliioN viii be presented 10 thu ncNt Cenrggi
"A Assembly Of tins Conbous nh psayinc lie mas
sage Of ~ repeating all laws eslabshnea
county OF Shyy called Cobhsg for therein men
TONED aud TO authorize he trustees Of said town 70 sell
the public land attached thereto.
Sept 3 asue..s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-09-30

ses vi Iron srnd in sbesa hv Dallas sni itch seem in
tseT congestion ani ogin % be ike other found
IA JheIen prs 90 the wOfid, IA tine mdst ctyast plains
iscii ~ tie iossts Oi which they d,uer.
Geaers! Ioni, has ob,iard Tie Emperor permssis
TO ys!t SNttk, aaGd. lie 10 occupied, IL sand
thug nissor Of the ilsl ;ales nom materials
furnished BY Field Marshal dc ioiiy aud others.
tieHeh cne,slst has dicOyesCd that heated substan
ces tail 10 the sse temperature easc ldids ia the
Inverse fa1io o. tie gravity of the gases.
GkraAST.-froiessor lhefsch, % Mulch, has pub
iished ''ogi daina IN Modern GIeek, Inviting the
yonths OF the Crrek naon frequent the Aiheneuii
."laaeS n.ns,, is'ou, al Municn, IA 1918; several
s'hhs neeAs OF N5cedoaia Ihface and Asia have af IL
~ arrived al Munich, where they receive the
s,rac,ion as the Germans. his is delivered ina the Ger
ma. i'Asaase ali she Atheneiib sef 10 exclusively
desunsdto those Grccian youths who possess
qa1in'aace wi,h tLstansuase. rhe principal points of
tbeorgauza ION are te following The students must he
1t years OF age and be able to speak and write
their osgn language correctly The Instruction Is deliver
cd IN the AtheDeunl but they will be at liberty TO IRE
luen, the Lyceun also. The objects of instruction
the nnsragcs, especially the ancient Greek, Latin
German French Italian, and English phiIoiosy OF a
critical knowledge oi the ancient authors the depart
MEET o criticism, poetry, MYTHOLOGY and archaeology
geography and history mathematics, theoretical and
practical; philosophy, orycologs, botany ahd zoology
experimental philosophy and chemistry The students
are lodged aud boarded in the AtheneuI, tue pay
nient vi loo forms (Duch money! in this the expense
OF instruction is included
scienrnc establishment has been formed at Vienna,
called the Politechuical Institution, upon exter-
sive plan, and calculated 10 produce very important ef
fleets, particularly upon the manufacturing aud
cia interests OF ,iIe Empire.
Professor {. ID. Ebellny OF Hamburg, aud Professor
Herman, OF Lubbock have begun the publication Of new
magazine OF literary journal. The American depart
nen viii occupy considerable In thus work. and be
conducted by H. Ebes the an lean and Asiatc by NJ
HERMAN. is intended to devote the chief part of tie
work To eiotic Information. twill appear oice III two
months, aud sN times year, and be regularly forward
edit " York f-s, as published by the learned and
| cellcnt authors.
SwIrEEnLAND.-M. Msillandet, of Neufchate an
nOaces a foreign journal that he has sacceeded liz
solving The celebrated problem cd perpetual motion,
long regarded as scientific chiGfa. The piece OF
chanis to witch lie applies has principle Ii thus desert
bed = IS wheel around the circumference OF which
there 10 Number of ubes, which alternately IA
date OF turn towards tue centre rendering the moving
power al one time strong another wesA, but
Ing Throughout; such az intensity OF force, that il l.
1 cessary to deep il IN check by regulator.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-09-30
August 26.

coPy-IsSfe,
r. ELDRiDCE, nc
august <D
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-09-30

hI0IiCk.-An persons who nave claims aealiist The
estae Of David Ross, deed. requested TO vfe
seat them, properly authenticated my Once ~ tie
City ofRchmond that provision may be- made for tlef
payment.
II my wisb 20 avoid unnecessary litigation there
orerequest that suits may not be ordered without pre-
vious interview with me.
THOMAS L. BOULDIN,
Actig Er'or. Of Ddoid Ross, deed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-09-30

A TEACHER wANTED.-iwish To employ rs Teach.
er oi atew boys person well acquainted with
the Llin ard Greek Languages, Mathematics and Geoga
ply. JERMAN bAkEk
Cninnerianu, AuRust2D. 3l-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-09-30

= ANoNER LAND fOR SALE. VIII ssii. a IIiAGT
d OF LAND, iyiHg IN the county Of Hanover, on the
waters Of Cedar aud Mil creeks, aHd wUbi abnHt
~ miles of Richmond. The tract contains about 900
cies anu believed to be aoseiher equal any Iiud
IN hatneighbcsboOd, consider able portion vi beng
Low Grounds. turnpike Is contemplated to be run
within short distance ~ it.
The TERMS will be LIBERAL and accommodating.
Il. II. UPSIfLfR.
lane of
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-29
Public Sale,
On MONDAY, 14th april.

BY virtue of decree OF the high court
Of chancery of tie state Of Maryland,
the subscriber will sell at public sale, in
Port Tobacco, Oh MONDAY, the 18th
day of April next, if fair, ifnot the next
fair day therealter-Part OF two Tracts
or parcels OF Land, called
Hansonton and BarneS's PHrcliasc;;
Lac the property Of Richard Barnes, jun.
deceased, containing about $50 acres,
living in Charles County, within miles
Of Port Tobacco, which affords good
market for wood, with which a large
proportion of this land is covered, the
soil is well adapted to the growth OF corn,
wheat and tobacco. A further description
IS deemed unnecessary, as those wishing
to purchase will no doubt view the pre-
misses before the day of sale. The terms
are. a credit Of twelve months, with ia-
terest FROM the day of sale, the purchaser
irving bond with approved security.
JOHN BARNES, Trustee.
March % Zawts
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-29
Rarvest'where no tolls annoy,
Sowu in tears, but reap'd in joy.

Harvest where no tolls annoy,
sowu in tears, but reap'd in joy.
Hast thou lost a bosom friend,
BURIED 1ifeless in the clay
Of thy sorrows see an end,
At the last great harvest day
Though his body worms destroy
Sown in tears, tits rais'd 10 joy.
Disa ppointments hast thou found,
Discovering ev'ry scheme!
Sow thy hopes in heavily ground,
Earthly bliss is al a dream:
Pleasures fatally decoy.
Reap'd in tears, if sown in joy.
Keen Affections dost thou feel,
Poverty, disease, and pain
Know, the hand that wounds can heal,
Temp'ral loss--eternal gain;
Rich the harvest. sweet tn employ,
SowG in tears, to,reap in Joy.
Sent to call the wand'rer home,
Lov'd If chasten'd. by the Lord,
Lo ! he bids the contrite como
BY his spirit, in his word
To exchange a puerile toy.
For a world of endless joy.
Wounded mourncr cease to weep,
Tho foul crimes may stain thy soul
Boundless Mercy, free and deep.
ids thee wash, be clean, Il whole;
Then 20 weep, with no alloy,
Hsrvests u Eternal joy.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-29
NATIVE GENIUS.

We arc indebted to William Ray,
Esqr. of 0rondags. for the fallow-
ing pious and beautiful etfasion. Mr..
Ray is self taught Genius. Many
OF his poems are very excellent, and
want nothing but the p innings a d
srattings of his own Judgment, in q
deliberate moment. to render them
worthy Of uHirers,l patronage.
In religious poetry, = new era i.
commencing. The plain and al
mOst,literal versions of the psalms of
DaV d in metricBl composition, vhich
have hi 'AcrtO stood unrivaIed, are
giving way TO versions ola more Fl.
curative and Poe'ioal cast, from the
pens Of Byron and Moore. The lat.
Ter. VIC thick, excels in his tiig hts
In this exalted and sublime region Of
The muses.. But our own Ray if he
would but devote himself to the task
might prove that Europe not the
exclusive seat of the Muses., nor
the only source Of sacred melodies
calculated to inspire relish for
seriptural reading. and 70 instruct
and delight the Philosopher and the
CHRISTIAN.
In the following eRusion We per-
ceiNo the son Of adversely, calmly
smiling at the storms Of life, which
serve But to point him to a higher
sphere Of existence, TO animate his
hopes and brighten his prospects oil
another and q better world.
Albany Register.
They that sow in tears, shall
reap 10 joy"
Psalms
'on'rite mouruer ! though thy tears
Like the meltiog show'rs o. spring
Fall rom clouds of grief and fears
Frnitful harvest shall they bring
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-29
Port of Alexandria.
FROM THE EXCHANGE COFFEE.
HOUSE BOOKS.

Entered
Schooner General Jackson, Rigsen.
Folly Landing.
SIoop Montezdma, Henry, Norfolk.
Cleared.
British schooner Harriet, M'Donald,
Trinidad; by J. and J. liarper, and the
master.
Schooner General Jackson, R;ggin,
Eol!v Landing; by TIC master.
Schooner Mary, Clements, Baltimore
by the master. =
Steam boat Gambler, Motif, George
town; by n. Mayhem and James Mitch
ell.
A river craft arrived this afternoon
reports, below brig. two topsall schet
ners, and a sloop bound up.
There is areport Of ship being be-
low, bound up-I can find no authority
for il.
Arrived.
Schooner Wasp, Kerwan, Frederick
sburg; tobacco, to Lawrason 4 fowle.
Schooner William, Mayo, Philadei
phia; freight for sundry persons
March %.
sloop Alert, Crockor, New York, IL
DAYS; sugar, coffee, whiskey, salt, etc
TO BE- rnewall and Popham, and others,
Schooner Erie, M'Namara, Richmond
tobacco, to the master.
Twelve sail Of inland vessels with tul
,arroes of lumber, grain, wood, etc.
Also, passed up to Washington City
six sail, with lime, building stone, etc.