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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-10

A DVERTlSEMENT.--The Subscriber conieInplates at
present. that ut the close OF the General As.
seinby Of Virginia. to settle himself either la the city of
Richmond the borough of Norfolk in consequence Of
TO wit:
The situation at which resides well known and dis.
tnguished by the Of the Cross Keys In the
OF Southampton. This situation is very pleasant and
desirable one. The Improvements large story
new brick dwelling house, with three and pas
sage below, and four above stairs, all finished In
the best manner, brick store house, sufficiently
racious for any country business and stand for doing
business not surpassed by in the lower country
large cotton machine house, with excellent machine
therein stables carriage house. and all other useful
houses The contains 400 acres and is equal
To any land in the neighborhood
Two LOTS, in the town of Beield in the county Of
Green.vls. on of them, is large twestory stone
house, at present in the occupancy OF Messrs Hobbs
Bailey. the other Lot private dwelling house. with
rooms below stairs, kitchen, sc.
Aud, on Monday the Sd day of November Rext he will
SELL at public SALE for ready money IL Is likely Ni
gna born SLAVES, withthe crop then made stock, &C.
&c.
The terms for the property Belaeld aud this situa
ton shall be accommodating say liberal credit-and
possession given the LIST day of December neXt.-Any
person wishing te view the Lots, know the Terms will
Robinson Esq. in Beield, the Subscriber, at the
Cross Keys. BENZ. w. JOHNSTON
Nay6. 1lS-T
THOR SALE That valuable farm, about mile from
~ the Bowling Green, in the county of Caroline, called
ROdNE,S QUARTER, containing between II aud
IL 900 acresabout OF clearedthose incliued to
chase will give in their terms Col. A Richie, of
sex, by the LIST ofJmly stating the prices they willing
rive and the Of paymentthey desreThese pre-
positions will be acted in July 10y the subscriber
ARcH'D. X. RUFFIN,
HduSe,.- oUn, Stokes
County, ~. c.
April s I09-tf
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TWENTY DOLLARS REwARD.-Ran way from the
subscriber, living IN Bath County OH the sh Of NAV
last, "A negro mau named BARTLETT about2O vears nf
age feet or inches high low set and wen made of
yelowish complexion, and Is handsome o1kine ri
10" 10 every way. tits probable he has pass ne had
on red vest, white pantaoous and blue cotton
Had sweled place on hes side Of bis neck but - NOS
perhaps only scar. ~ - ~"
The above reward, with III reasonable CHARGES sbsi bs
paid 70 any person whe will apprehend and seeY ,s
Negro so that get hin agian. ~
June 3. So
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Richmond Stone Ware Manufactory.
THE Sub
scriber thanks


his customers for the
great encouragement
they have given to
this useful establish
ment, and informs
them that it will We
conducted in future
by his SON J2InesDu-
Val, on his own ac-
count. who has made
himself a complete
ma efpr IF the hus,
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RY virtue ola Deed ofTrust executed the I'd day OF
- December, 1915, by George Markham, and recorded
IN the County Court of PswaaD for purposes therein
stated, will be offered for SALE by the Trustees OH Tues
hay the list day Of July next the premises 10 the
highest bidder, for cash, the TRACT or LAND lying
IN tue county nfPowhaiau, which the said Markham
at present resides containing SOL acres be the same
more or less much Of the said Tract OF Land as
shall be sufficient to satisfy the purposes Of ssd deed
With the legal costs attending its execution.
WILLIAM A. TJRP1N, 49,
HENRY HBTH, '"HteS'
June 3. S-vtds
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NJOTICE.-To ne rented, for one more years on
i the premises, The CoOchlaHR cotton Uannfcfory
on Saturday the June inst. The Factory is situated
on Gento Creek in the County Of Goochland about four
nes from Dover Mills, and twenty four miles from the
lily Of Richmond. aud works $40 spndles.
IL is presumed that those who may he disposed to
the Factory, will view the premises for the purpose Of
satisfying themselves. ANY farther description is there
Tore deemed unnecessary.
June 8. o--3ts
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hoTICE.-All those indentedto the estate Of he0do.
j rick Massy, decd. requested to make immediate
payment John Carlisle by order Of Elizabeth Massy,
Administrative Of said estate further indulgence can
rot be grauiedand all holding claims against said
te aTerequested To exhibit them properly authentica-
'e1 70 the above named John Carlisle FOR settlement
FUBLlC sALE.-Ontie 18th day ofJune, will be offer
~ Tor safe, at theIock Gates in Henrcc County al the
PshaDe estate Of gbeodorick Massy. decd. consisting
Of Horses Cattle Iiogs Household and Kitchen Frn-
.Ie' one 'et Of BiacNsnhs tools, and number Of o.
tner articles too numerous a. meufiouN SUMS under
so, cash $40 and towards, notes witt approved
"ofssrs, payable on The lst DAY ofJan 1879.
~ On the day Of sale, NEGRO WOMAN viii be H.
'ed til Christmas.
JOHV CARLLSLE.
june O.. n ~
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IENOMAS n. PROSSER's SALE continued. ON Sa
tuTday the l4ih current will he sold at auction
tle premises, at i2OclOck credit Of and years.
the remainder OF Mr. Prossers 500 ncres Of Land,
me Brooke Turnpike consisting of nearly 720 acres dv
oed into Lots Of abOu 10 TO 30 EACH agreeable
a Plan now In Office.
Notes satisfactorily endorsed, negotiable at the Bank
OF virginia OF Farmers Bank and secured by Deeds of
Trust, will be required front The purchasers.
Every Lot offered will positively be sol6-Reflosh-
Inenis az before.
BY order Of Col. PrOsser.
HERON, sINTON & Co.
iunp q. tda
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Nay 80

II ANOVER LAND FOR SALE will sell, a TRACT
S OF LAND, living In the county OF Hanover, on the
waters of Cedar and Mill creeks and within wen-
fy miles of Richmond. The tract contains about a.
STes andis believed to be altogether equal Land
IN th9t neighborhOod, considerable portion Of it being
Low Grounds. 4 turnpike is contemplated to be run
within a short distance oft.
The TERMS will be LIBERAL aud accommodating.
Il. p. UPSHJR.
June 6. p-u
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} STATES, MAY0ih, 1917.

BANK or THE UNITED STATES, HhYNh,
efstday o a
specuyep a
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,Jnne

VALUABLE land For SALE.-By NIrfueof . Deco Of
Trust, Of Edward Garck to Henry Young ofrecord
IN the county ofKng william, for certain purposes ere
IN mentioned, shall proceed to sell at Public Auction
Thursday the nineteenth day of June next If fair II
not the neNt fair day al Aylets ware house in the said
county NJ King william The ofand whereoa the said
Edward Garlick resides, situate about two miles d.
bove the said Warehouse, containing about $50
This Tract Of lands very fertile, and the soil patca
larry adapted to the growing Of indian corn wheat oats
omit very connexions brick dwelling house and Sc.
vcral convenient ont houses.
Tie terms Of Sale aiH 6cOBe third cash 10 be paid
the first day ofJanmary next when possession viii he
giveB and the other wothrds in equal annual in.
stamens Tor which bonds with approved security will
I've required. The purchaser will have the privilege of
sowing wheat the next fall.
BEVERLEY ROBINSON, Itfor1ey
IN Jacf, for Henry Young.
dDTiLIS. rfofd.
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VITIL BB SOLD, The highest bidder for ready mo
w ney, at Gloucester courthouse. the let Monda,
in August next being Gloucester day all the Lands
returned for he noname Of Taxes for the years 1915
and 1916 with damages thereon.
copy Of the said dc'nquents may be seen in the An.
ditors ONCE IN the CLERKS once Of the County af,e
said the hands Of the subscriber and payment made
at ANY time before TIE sale oftbe land.
". n. ROGERS, u. g.
FOR FraHciS Uniting.
Nay %. 3--rsws
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OHdIlUtT-EOt3
Chums .,,o
HilkPan
Ink-Stasds
Orders len at the Factory or with Messrs wilson &
Drew, Messrs Thomas White & Co. MessrS. James Nc
kidoe Co. and Mr. Joseph Carter will be duly atten
ded TO, and the Ware packed carefully and With dis
patch. - ~ 50
t5r A weidisposed Boy, Of good character about IS
years Of age viii be taken APPRENTICE TO the a.
bove business.
MAY y. If
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MINERAL WATER.--Ihe SUBSCRIBER residing al
w MilGrove, in Amelia, the Mineral Spring
having heretofore kepta Boarding House the acson
mediation ofysitors TO that valuable wafer hereby gives
notice to the public that he has declined receiving any
boarders the present year, thongh he will accommodate
Travellers as usual.
Being anxiousto retire to private life offer this "a
Ltdbte Estate, With the mn, for sale, on acconmoda-
ting terms II is deemed useless 10 give any hatterina
description Of this place, il being generally knowa.
TiLH0N T.. JETER.
.J3,ne o-,rs,os
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-10
GEO. STILES, Mayor
ofMe City Of Baltimore.
THE PRESIDENTS ANSWER.
TO the Mayor aud City Council Of Bait.
psOre.

THE PRESIDENTS ANSWER.
To the Mayor aud City Council Of BALI
psOre.
FELLOW-CITIZENS,
The sentiments which
you have communicated, have aiforde /
me very great satisfaction. They are Just
as to the objects adverted to, and 10 me,
they are generous and kind.
TWAS impossible for me to approach
Baltimore, without rccollecting, with deep
interest, the gallant conduct of her citi-
zens, III the late war, and the happy result
attending their exerrions. The glorious
victory which was achieved here, and in
which her citizens bore so distinguished
part, at avery important epoch, not
only protected this patriotic city, but
shed great lustre on the American name.
Experience has shewn oLr dangers, &
admonished us as to the means of avert
ing them. Congress has appropriated
large sums of money for the fertilization
the establishment of naval dock wards,
and building navy. 1t is proper thai
these works should be executed with
Judgment, fidelity, and economy much
depends in The execution, on the Execu-
'''NJ w "tiOih ONtNiiSiNC pOhti 10 HiNtu.
as 10 the general arrangement and to
whom the superintendent exclusively
belongs. You do me justice in believ-
ing, that il is to enable me to Discharge
these duties, with the best advantage TO
my country, that have undertaken this
tour.
From the INCREASED harmony of public
opinion founded on the successful career
OF government, which has never been
equalled, and which promises by fur.
ther development of lis faculties, TO aug
ment in an eminent degree, the blessings
of This favored people, unite with you,
~ all the anticlpations which YOU have SO
justly suggested.
In performing services, honestly and
zealously intended for the benefit of nv
fellOw-ciiizens, | shall never entertain a
doubt OF their generous support. Inca
pable OF any feelings distinct from those
OF a citizen, can assume 10 style, in re-
gard TO them, different from that charac-
ter and 1t is source OfpeculiaF delight
10 me, to know, that while the Chief Ma
gistrate Of the United States acts fully up
TO this principle, he will require no other
guard than what may he derived from
their confidence and affection.
JAMES MONROE.
Baltimore, June Q, 1917.
The President of the United States left
here yesterday morning for Philadelphia.
After this interchange of sentiments
and feelings, the mayor, in his own and
in the behalf of the corporation, cordially
invited the President to a public dinner ;
which he declined, on the ground, that IL
would not he consistent with his previous
arrangements for him TO accept of this
public manifestation oftheir regard. The
President, in the most feeling manner.
expressed the lively sense he entertained
Of the ciyility and attention of his fellow.
citizens, but was compelled, from mo.
tIves OF public concern, TO forego tue &C.
ecptance oftheir invitation.
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means for his conveyance, either by land
or water Patriot.

"a "CtS'. o@StcS.
Baltimore, jane 4.
The President Of the United States was
waited on, on Monday evening last by a
number of citizens together with the Of
fcers of the Sd brigade,) without dis
tinction of party. I'm the afternoon he
was presented with AN address from the
Mayor and City Council, which, togeth-
er with his answer, are now published.
Fed. Rep.
Baltimore, June 2, 1917.
TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNI
TED STATES.
SIR,
We, the Mayor and City Council
Of Baltimore, embrace with great plea
sure this opportunity of personally con-
graduating the Chief Magistrate of the
Union on his arrival in this place.
Your determination, in the commence
ment of your adm inistration, to visit Sc
veral of the most important places in the
union, is suspicious of happy consequent
ces not satisfied with previous knowl-
edge, or secondhand information, you
are anxious that, on your part, nothing
shall be wanting 10 promote the common
veal.
That city which bore so conspicuous
part in the national defence, should first
be honored with thepresepce ofthe Chief
Magistrate of the union, is as flattering
as il is natural !; and we sincerely hope
that your observation of our position,
and means OF defence, may enable us be-
fore another war, TO bid defiance TO any
enemy.
When, sir, we review your long-tried,
faithful! and able services when we con-
slider The INCREASING harmony and con-
cord of the United States, when almost
universal peace reigns among the nations,
we auger great and lasting happiness to
the United States, in giving full scope TO
the develOpement of her faculties in the
arts and sciences, in agriculture, manu-
features and commerce and in the per-
manent exhibition Of the advantages of
a form of civil and political government,
superior 10 any that has hitherto existed.
To our fellow-citizens, it is a most in
teresting spectacle, 10 see the Chief ma
gistrate oil this great and poweriunatio
making an official tour through their
country in the style of private citizen,
guarded only by the respect paid TO the
high station he occupies, and the affecti-
ons OF virtuous people.
We, sir, wish you, in the sincerity Of
our hearts, a pleasant tour through the
states, happy return TO Washington, a
reputation and satisfaction in your pre-
sidency equal TO any Of your predeces--
sors; and, finally, the reward of we'll
spent life III an eternal world.
We are, sir, with sentiments Of very
wants,
Gro cU,yIC-c ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-10

MILL BIZ SOLD, on Friday the 9th day OF June next
W az iar, not on the fair day agree able to the
VIII OF James A. Paesop decd. his late residence
oneha OF all the household ami Kitchen Furniture
plantation Utensils, Stock ofHorsfS cutie Sheer
nearly new Drag, and 10 or IS likely young Negroes
mostly emaie' several Of which good seamsiesses
ana wasbersrhs terms for the Negroes viii be made
known ON the day of sale For all other pucb il not
exceeding thirty dollars, cash will be reqnred-if over
thirty, 90 days credit will be allowed, by giving endorsed
notes, negotiable at either oftbe Banks in Richmond
w. a. PhTTESON. Admins
Nay 20. 1-waw
p s. In consequence of learning since the yubiica-
nan ~ re Adore -fdUertiseHenf that the Banks do
nof cotecs nofeSfor Tess sums than $50, all purchases
Under that sum ciH be required Cash.
". Il. Pa d. p.
June 6. oNtds
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JAMES Du-VAt. having succeeded his father in the
Richmond &one-Hare Hanufactory at the sign of the
jug, second square east Oft courthouse informs his
friends and the public that he has hand very large
quantity of welassorted ne-Hare and flower pots
krans &C. of Farther Ware and is nov conducting
the business on an extensive SCALE The prices continue
the same, which, II is believed, as they are in
New ork. and much lower lhan in BALTIMORE VIZ:
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ness III all its various branches by several years.
ehce. The workinen have also become perfect i'm
the arr by practice The works in full aud complete
operation and it is believed this the
nrs OF It's kind IN this city, has arrived as great per
iection as any In the United States Its customers can
therefore, have no cause to withdraw
BENJAMIN DU-VAL.
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NToTiCE.-A negro man, who calls himself -
IN Jackson, was arrested aud committed ts jail on
20th inst unoeT suspicion of having stolen two Mules
which he had IN his possession and his right 10 which
he could give no satisfactory account
one is a large dark bay Mue-the other is somewhat
smaller, ard dark roam, with hole cut in the left
year.
The owner requested 20 and prove his proper
ty before the 29 inst Jackson will be tried that
day. WIN PRICE
n Jackson ssys, they belong TO Mr.. Mann Page near
Fredericksburg. Mayer. Oct
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MOLASSES, LOAF& BROWNSUGAR.
SHEPPARD, ROBINSON s WORTHAM
Are now receiving
II hhds. FIRST quality retailing aolasses
do. best Jamaica Sugars
bbls. penanetOn's first quality labelled Loaf Su.
boxes do. 81 second quality DO.
A1d IL, Store,
700 sacks hest Liverpool died Salt
200 barrels ont Herrings
81 do do. whole do
80 do. bestfamiiy Shad
10 tons s~edes and Country Bar Iron, assorted
l do. Country Biistered Stsel
do. Plough Plates
bids. Antigua aud DETNT
10 bbls. New-England ! Nv I'VE
2 hhds. aud 10 bbls. Whiskey
80 bbls. CarutheT's best rectrfed DO.
hhds and bbis Apple Brandy
40 bags Coffee, wy: Java, old White and best HavaR-
GREEN
TO bbis. Brown Sugars
assorted Earthen Ware
20 boxes Soap
IS do. Candles assorted sizes
chests best Imperaiand Gmpowder Teas
Old Madeira, Port Tcneriffe and Malaga Wines Lon
don Brown Stout, Rice Ginger, Pepper AIspice
-Apnle Cheese, Indigo, Nutmegs, Tumblers,
Crockery Ware, &c. &c. &c.
All of which offer for sale accommodating terms
at store on Tor ain street. vi 18th street
just below the markethouse.
May 30. TT
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nNE HUNDRED SHARES or BANK STOCK
~ viii he Sold, Wednesday, the nth inst. at IL
clock, ut the Coee.fiose SO shares New Stock the
Brink of Virginia, aud 80 shares Farmers sfock-Fdr
Cash. JAMES III. LYNCH
June 6. D-fds
NIOrICE.-The Assignees OF Wight & Harris having
been furnished with Funds, are ready pay the re-
naming three ths of the balance of the which re-
manned unpaid after the final dividend of said Estate
They also furnished with funds the payment of the
balance OF the debts proved against Hez L. Wight indyid
pally. Apply at the Counting House of JOSEPH
MaHH. June 6. e-D
A SsiZE OF BREAD for the City of Richmond, from
the 9th June, 1917, until further notice.
Superne Flour being twelve dollars per barrel viz:
A Ss'gse Loaf made Of SuTcrfne Flour, TOT a.,
ioeigh fourteen ounces, for f'"'
Do. Common Flonr, fifteen or. for AID
Do@bte the ADORE tOeights respectfully, sd.
Wm. II. FITZwlIYLS0NN, Mayor.
June 6. 9-3t
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran away from tte
n Subscriber, living in Bedford County, negro man.
oy TIE name of ROBIN LomAX, blacksmith by trade
aDo ~ years OF age, middle size aud light complex
has holes in his ears for wearing hobs his feet are
uncomniony Dat, with very large biige in the hollow
part his Clothing not known except pair OF green ker-
sey panaioons fellow was puTchased of Mr.. PAGE
near Hanover Town, and it is supposed that he will en-
deavor to go 10 that neghborhood by passage in boat
from Lynchburg TO Richmond.
Twill give the above reward for delivering lie fellow 10
me, or securing him in any Jail the State.
THOMAS MOORE.
June 6. o-st
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-02-05
ArTEcTATIoN.

There is no f0ible by which people
make themselves so ridiculous as AZTEC
ga.ion and it is surely not unreasOna-
bic that persons should be subjec ed to
ridicule wheR4hey lay aside those vir
tues which they actually possv IS, and
claim respect, esteem and innp6r ance,
for qualities borrowed from others, and
which generally are quite inconsistent
with their own characters -Ye's not
withstanding che ridice4e stlaohsd TO
affectati0n, notwithstanding the con-
tempt il is sure to bring upon those
who practice it there are bu, few who
can be said TO be eAtIreIy Tree tror Is
influence. Miss Edgeworth, 10 one .
her excellent Sc moral tales" Las diaw {,
with her usual ebility, the character OF
young man of fortune possessing a
good heart, and an understanding cor-
respondent 10 his years but who affects
q lofty independence, and 81 dams the
regulations Of social life, made only TO-
those whose servile EnInds dare not
break through th0 trammels OF custom
Accordingly, FORESTER refuses TO let
a carrier take his trunk, OF the porteG
mis- hat, for he was born wi hands and
ought TO use them, and he d@Splses that
aristoeracy which has estsbi he'd dis
tinc,ious in society. Fore ter is intro
duced into large company whO'e there
are cards for those who like cards
and conversation Tor those who ike con
versation," But he wiz Join in nei
tber; the conversation Of ladies is tor
triHine for his exalted capacity, an5
cards are still farther Objectionable, al
oGerieg no en-. pIoyment for the under
ataudiDg be Therefore thinks hlmsei
better engaged By playing With ia'o.
lie cat in retired corner oil the roo p
How many For.esters are there ~ t'o
word! Rsw many wko attempt 70 de
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AEECDOrE.

A well known simpleton. who has
for many years been employed 10 car
rying the corn to mill Tor the poor mousse
in this iowa, in which he lives, was
one day accosted By the miller in 1he-
following manner -" John they say
you are fool-ihat you don't know any
thing" g Hah, hah (said John) that
can't betrue for i do know some thu. IS,
though may not know othe' things.
Bu, can tell you what l DO kaow, and.
what don'f know" "l'm glad 90
hear it [replied the millerl; now let Us
hear John what you do knosO."
know answered Jnhn) that the nsil,er's
hogs grozp fat" Very well, very well,
that's very true. John; now please to
inform me what you don't know" 81
DON'T know (cried John, scratching his
head, whose corn they are)ed on"
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FOR SALE

A TRACT or LAND, containing 3s7
IA acres, more or lefs, lying on Ocoquan
Bay, in the county Of Fairfax, and fate Of
Virgins, adjoining lands of Rob't I.Thomp
fon and WIN Mafon. 1t is prefumed thole
defrouS Of purchaGng viii view the land,
and themielvea judge Of its peculiar advan-
tages. One third Of the purchafe money
will be required in hand the remainder at
we've and eighteen months, with deed Of
ut to lecuTe the payments.
THOMSON T. MASON.
December IS. Is
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POETRY.
4 Prescriptions OF LONDON.

A. DESCRIPTIONS OF LONDON.
sHonies. churches, mkt together,
St,ects nno,eaiantin all weather
Frifons palaces contiguous,
$ates. bridge, the Thames irriguous |;
Sandy sh;ngs, enough to tempt ye,
Snowy outides. inf 'es empty;
Bnbbles, trades, mechanic arts,
Coaches, wlheelharrows, and carts,
Warrants, bailitfs, bills unpaid,
lords Of laundretles afraid;
kogurs, that nightly rob and fhoot men,
Haremcn, aldermen, and foottnen;
Lawyers, poets, prieffs, phyfcians,
Noble, fmple. all conditions
Worth beneath thread bare cover,
villany beddub'd all over;
Women--black, red, fair and gray,
Prudes, and iuch as never pray
Handsome, ugly, notify, Till,
Some that viii net, fome that will
Many beau without a fhilling,
Many widow not unwilling
Many bargain, if you ftrike it.
This is LonLon--how dye like i'll