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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-03-14
Original Criticism.
cHILpE HARoLD's PILGRIMAGE BY
LoND BYRON. cAHTo Nv. MURRAY
LONDON. PIP. 1913.
Inn. ,uued


LONDON. PIP. 1913.
Con ,nasd
Our authors picture Of the bay Of Ma
pies, an object which has been aPt'y
STYLED The Had Of Nature" is IL"
fullest and most complete one in the Po-
en-. With this information the reader
mus at present rest content; for, to in-
ser, he whole description exceeds our
limits, and to extract part Of it would
be Injurious to the rest. But Neapolitan
scenery was not the chief allurement to
lord Byron. His mind, looking always
to the awful and the solemn, is engrossed
BY the knowledge that Naples contains
the tomb Of Virgil, and that it was the
scene Of Murats power and fall. His
reflections on the death Of this celebrated
general we find it impossible to omit
I saw him die saw him die, a. one
Of the mean people, and brought forth
on bier:
I saw hi !. die. aud no man left 10 moan
His doleful late, that late him loved
dear:
Scarce any lett to close his eyelids near,
Scarce any left upon his lips to lay
The sacred sod, or requiem to say.
He asw is dead, and all his glory gone,
And all his greatness vapoured to
nOught--
That as a glass upon the water shoDe,
Which nish'd quite, SO soon as IL
was sought:
His name is wasting fast from mortal
thought,
Ne any poet seeks him to receive
Yet MANY poets honOur'd him alive.
Ii would seem that lord Byron ended
his Journey in the south OF Italy at the
city Of Naples, and went thence through
the papal territories, to AncOna. Here
embarking in felucca he sailed to We
nice This city offered hswever no at
traction to him, for soon leaving II, and
passing rapidly through Padua, Monte
belIo and VicenEa, he arrived at Maren-
70. The dissertation (if that term may
be applied to puetry) on the celebrated
battle fought here in 1900 is inferiour.
Se think, to that in canto s, on the battle
Of Waterloo.
OF the twelve staDzas which constitute
It, we have room for the first only.
Msreugo! who can tread thy hallowed
urn,
The Austrian sepulehre where Melas
fell,
Nor feel he patriot blood within him
barni
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-03-14
From The Liverpool Mercury.
ENIGMA.

ENtGmA,
II gives to the thunder the iorce Of its
crash,
It gives to the lightning the fire Of its
flash,
Without il the oceaR-wave ceases to
dash J
I, is found in your rocks Of wild magical
form,
II blasts with the Simeon, and leads on
the storm;
II warns in the sunshine, it glads in the
shower,
And with rose. II twines round the green
summer bower;
The seasons in il have beginning and
end,
The elements own it their last constant
friend
Without it nor soldier nor seaman may
roam,
Without it abridged are the comforts Of
home;
While science, nay even sea, SUM- stars
and sky,
DST6it W u lu OnC SoN
lie;
Though unseen in the evening dew gid.
ing the thorn,
1t lives IN each spangle that decks 1t at
morn;
Though its absence BY Harmony never
was mist,
Yet nor music nor song could without 1t
exist;
Though intimate 'tls, nay, leagued ever
found
With paupers, it does in possessions a
bound
And found too as 'tis--oh, how subtle and
81,
Deep in Ialsehood, i. ne'er yet was caught
in a lie;
Though a stranger 10 comfort it reveIsin
bliss,
Though stranger to love- it delights IN
kiss l.. IL.
SoLv7IoN-the letter s.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-03-14
PhiLade mia. March 10.

HtIUu1 PI@u' s""'t" Tue
II is LOT little remarkable that both
to the eastward aud westward Of Us. and
at no great distance, the breaking VI 81
the ice in the rivers has been attended
bY most destructive effects. while The
long and trequerI, turbulent rivers De-
laware and Schuyikiil, in which we a e
most immediately interested, have been
released from their icy letters without
occa.ioning any violence or alarm what
ever while upon the nearly parallel
streams, the Hudson and the Susqdehan-
nah, unexamped injuries have heen s7s-
tanned. Union.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-03-14
Boston March 5.
THE WELCOME MES-ENGER.

On Wednesday la, returned to this
port, the brig Messenger, Capt in Pc
tersou. fro.o newfoundland. Thi. YES
sci conveyed 20 ST. Johns. the supplies
provided hy subscription in this town for
the numerous distressed sufferer. by the
unprecedented ires at that plafe She
was the messenger Of SYM III, s,qd re-
| eli, and i, hat Of the ,incerest ga itude.
The promptness With which th' ). III
of humanity was obeyed IN P"''' e.
activity in executing the good intentio s
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-03-14

II is stated that more than feur hun.
dred families in Albany have suffered
more or less BY the late inuudation, ard
some ofthem severely. A slaughter house
in the upper part of the city, c1ntaining
property to the amount of $4,000, has
been swept of and entirely de'troyed.-
The " alter was two feet deep in the bar
room of Baird's Eagle tavern.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-03-14

each one might occrpy no more than a
single Column. In this order we should
be pleased to insert them dai'y, or as Of
ten as his leisure wonld permit.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-03-14

We are requested BY several CONNER
cial gentlemen to mention that seamen
are much wanted in our port, and that a
considerable number would Immediately
procure good employment and lucrative
wayps
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-03-14

An Iri,hman, seeing an old man and
wumar 10 the stocks, said, that they put
him in mind of the babes in the ,reod."
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-03-14

Tn the state OF Rhode Island there are
thirtv-one towns THAT is to say, toarn-
ship ard twenty-eish, banks
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-03-14

The Rev. Rowland Hill, in converse
ton on the powers OF the letter II, where
it was coptended that it wa no letter,
but a simple aspiration. took the opPo-
site side OF the question, and insisted on
ITS being to all intents and purposes a
letter, and concluded BY observing that
if it were not, it was a very serious al
fair to him, as it would occasion his beng
i'll all the days Of his life.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-03-14

We regret that our correspondent H.
should have conceived our Rote on Tues-
day as prohibiting him the use Of our CO..
lumns. Our meaning was, tina, his mum
bsls should be so divided by him. that
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-25
SLdLES.

The growth Of the Western Country, south
of the Ohie. is carrying of great many slaves
from this aud tile other states. Those
parts which grow the fastest, OF course .
take off tie most. The states and territories
which produce sugar aud cotton, require the
greatest number, aud can afford 10 pas for
them. Where the proprietor can clear on 500
dollars by the hand per nRHgI1, I've * able 10 ex
tend the size of his tarm aud tie nuInber Of lis
hauds--lhc cotton lands of the Alabama la
these respects, excite considerable attention
Lauds have risen Ia an Unexpected valne 49,
Those, which used to command but 3 or 10
dollars per acre, now sell for from so TO TO-
The public lands now brns a very handsome
revenue into the treasury. Every scar will
increase the demand, and the amount Of sales.
II is possible, that IN certain sections OF the
west, The rage OF speculation may he carried
too tar. JhiS IS HE case with all speC ulatI Ous
Tie effects Of this extraordinary growth of
the Western County are visible IN the trans
pOrtatiOn and price OF our siaVes-Nc have
very unsatisfactory neauS Of forming an est
mate of the proportion between The number sC
those who age born and OF those who arc car
ried away but II Is believed. the population uf
the black Is increasing much slower now
tlias done for several preceding years
Masters are moving 10 tie west with fleIn.
lie western prOprletors, anxious tOtncrcase
tile number Of their hands, are either trans
mitiing funds to this and tie other states to
buy themSp, Orihey purchase Ofnegro. buyers
who make II business TO purchase here and
sell there.
The price OF slaves has consequently advanc.
cd IN ibis state. SHclI as formerly sold for 3 or
100 dollars, will now command twice the sum
What do these circumstances pohi out? That
Ut rs the duty OF Virginia TO rouse herself to di.
Tecther energies more towards agriculture *
improve all her impoveris lands The truth
must he told 10 her Unless she puts fort h her
strength ia thus objection, more Of her sous will
desert their iresfd"s, aud while the Western
States advance With the rapidly of Hercu-
les, she Will comparatively galu net only fewer
blacks, hut whats DlHciI rlofe important, fewer
white inhabitants. Could we lose the slaves,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-25
RICHMOND. AUGUST Is.
ENGLISH F.IFCTIONS

General Election in England has heev
always season of commOtiOn. Some writer's
nave compared 1T to Tie Roman SatHrnaa
when the StareS were permitted TO dictate TO
their masters.--In those shircs and boroughs
where the freedom of election has fair play
The passions of cOntendiDg parties are ant TO
display ihems elves in Il variety of forms; some.
times in abuse, bat occasionally i'm mohs riots
and blows.-1he rotten bOroiIghs again, are
always Dead Sea of corruption and subms
siOn.
The recent election las been distinguished
Oy an eNii aoI binary animation. The suspeu-
SION OF the H1beds Corpus the Alien Bill, and a
variety OF other measures, lave reused "A spirit
OF opposition against the ministers. The dis
cusstons on Parliamentary Reform have been
unc0nlnonl! able and have created an extraor-
dmaty GCgiCe OF interest in this most " think
ing enpic. Romily, BfOugham Burdett and
hacintOSh, have on most occasions unified
their forces, and OVermatchcd the talents al
Ca>iIereagli, and Canning people in Ger
tain parts OF tie Kingdom were aroused.-lu
London, Southwark, aud Westminster they
have carried every impediment before Them.
The OpPO1iioU have added about 80 new
votes 60 their ranks. Iu Southwark tic have
defeated the mIniSter rial candidate and elected
me dpliterer OF lavalette, the gallant Sir RO-
bert Wilson. London has Witnessed the defeat
OF Sir w. Curtis, and the triumph Of four Oh.
position mC understanding them Mr.. Waith-
man. Winchester has carried Bnrdett and Sir
Sam. Romiily the last, as the successor of I ord
OUNbl hNts NV iflu was ever EdfUPr tONgilf
for the ministerial party had opposed to STRIP.
Bnrdett Captain Sir Murray Maxwell, a naval
officer Ut distinguished reputation. Tie mi
Histerialsts were completely foiled -" the
friend of England and the pride of Winchcs-
ter as BGrdau has been called, was still the
favOrite ct the people To his credit aud that
OF the eiectOrSUf Winchester be il stated that
duriU. the whole election he was at Bath
and reinsfd TO attend the hastings in person.
He said that IL WaS their election, and not
hts OWn, which was at issue aud that it tier
did not choose to attend it, twas their disgrace,
not his.
BUTT is impossible to read over the accounts
of lie election. without considerable astonish.
meut aud dsgu<t--H Had the same riots and in.
dccoiums taken place At our elections. as have
disgrdCed ibe campaign in England, the slaves
Of The Old World would have been ready to
have Ssciibed ia 10 the turbulence Of repu5
lies. To tie honor Of America, lett be under
stood that such disorderly scenes are unknown
iu this cOuUtfy--aud that all the calumnies
whici, iiinefamt foreigners have propagated a
bout onr elections, tall far Short of The re
a.Gty Of an English musings.
Ire polls vera kept opea in Winchester for
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-25

and tepiace 'hCm t,y az Increasing white nc ~
ulation, this ~ The ve,y contamination which
virginia ought most de,Outly To wish for. But
unless we c0Rtin., To- bend eur efforts more 10
agriculture, as we have iateiy done with some
success, we shall be shorn of our strength
'" me some other states rise rapidly in the
scale or tie Inio,., Virginia will c0uiparatively
rose mat portion OF her strength which arises
nom federal numbers. How lar the retarda-
iion IN The Increase of her slaves may be Carl.
ed whether their emigration To the west will
ever he 50 great as u equal their kirtLs
or even 10 exceed them, il is impossible TO
make amy calculation lint even on the SUPPOSE.
uon, that Il should ever exceed il, still il will
NOT ne unaCcompan;cd with some advantages
Negro slavery, which has been in certain
points Of view the curse OF Virginia, and by
ii"perai minds has been converted into a re-
.'roach, viii be iTaught with less evil 10 our
serves as well as to them. Its entire removal
is piaced AT an unreasonable distance before ms.
hut IN The words OF Mr.. Marryat in the House
oi Cosi'nons as the labor of slaves becomes of
more valne 10 us, from an increased demand
Tor II, their condition will gradually ameIio
rate. heir condition has indeed ahcadv
aneN0ratcd ~ very considerable deptee-
The iahiica!ions OF Existed. and other tabuious
Eie'i>bnfn Ia the C0ntTaI, Notwithstanding
Bui Tie efforts To obtain slaves for the ives
teir country, az. seen in other quarters as veil
d. N,rsihi'. iheir nieh price las made them
an oblec' OF pursuit h, Their bV fair or f,au-
dnient means. When at.yeuiurrf, In ve ma, tho
i'".iey 10 purchase at n fair safe they lrScrt
to tile most a,rocious frauds. HenrciI,o<e ca
ses OF kidnapfing which nave been retaile,i il,
me pnbic prints Tor several months. Some.
times the free people of coier are sei2ed:-
someunies thu slaves OF Others are tircunIv ei,i
ed and stolen. In New Jersey, in pvnns,iya.
ma, Maryland, and lately la Alexandria, afro
cities have beeu committed, Which aimos,
make ones hair stan! OIL cnd-Ii i, every
'naus dnty. WHO respects The morals of his
county, 10 hunt down the kitinarper with III,
me vengeance ut the Law.
is sufficient vigilance used 10 renress
the importation Of African slaves For the
great value OF slaves will give Few imumise
also to that abomnable traffic. Ave there no
slaves Imported al this ti;ne thronrh Amelia
Island, through Florida, O' Gnires,onl Have
Congress and the executive eu.plr,ed ali tle
means IN their power, tn abolish iiic made /?
lie honor, The humanity Of this nation, de-.
,hand Inc most rigid investigation into lie dis
temper and the care.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-25
SLAVE TRADE.

TRENToN, IN. j. August five Under
stand the brig BliSs, commanded by captain
French, and owned by Mr. Steer. on hoard of
which were a number of people of color. and
among others The children mentioned in our
last, as Iiving been ordered TO he set At liberty
by Chancellor Williamson, has sailed from
SonilI Amhoy for New Orleans. with the chill.
drrn on bDard, Notwithstanding the bond and
,ecnrHy given that they should be re landed
aud discharged. Whenihe Chancellor order.
al bail 10 be tatcn "a the sum of 800 dollars for
each CHILD which was The least that the law
permitted, (whllc il allowed as high as two
thousand dollars, each.) il was Il hiatteT Of sur
prize aud regret to many, who appreheuded
the result which we now aureus &C. Ftorp the
high price OF slaves la Lon sana il is probable
thatscvFral OF the children were more 10 their
master il,an the sun in which lic Has bound TO
ICIcase them. rTrps 1,ycr
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FIRE!

The large and elegant paper mill, be-
longing tO Mr.. HorFMAN, siluaicd in
Baltimore county, WAS destroy ed by IRE,
ON sunday the ID inst. together with his
dWeHng house aHd several other small
houses. 'phere Was finished paper in The
mill in the amount Of $500, besides a
considerable qushiity unfinished. The
total loss is said 10 h., more ,han $50. 600.
No lglii has been llirOwn OD tie manner
inwhich tie accident occurred
Ben. Palyiof.
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wishes to teli Join05Ie T,-ac! OF y0ad 81 n
slht seven hundred acres Iin. ~ the lower cnd al
,, ""''n c"hn'ys ana adjoining tie lands Of Harry
.tn, rHnWu Scot, George Harden and Oin.rs.-lle
Mho'e o' this u"ct IS covered with prime timber ami
", me sighs on the IiWd. aud It's contiguiiy G,i,
VIM" fe" hhndIed Iarss) to the coal lires INV
hs .iancms ana DuP"}s PITS, ~ is believed by comre
ch' J""s's 10 contain laree h"ay coal For u,i.,
am times Of rayuIcu hoh Vii bc Ur,Isliv v&t.rd
~ n.' ", ue s"psctiO.I. HIRAM HARRIS.
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KEMARK ABLE PEgSERV A1ION.

Extract n u ritter f,0w (GpiGjp S. DRf}0a, IF
tie hrig Coy, Nor CGrr0, % Plymouth, 20 lis
OTners dq5si
HkyRt, iune 22G, leIS.- nn 'he 20th of
May, in idi. ~ 2D, Ion. %. near the casteriv
end Of the Grand Bank, aiG y. ". We observ.
ed some sInaH islands Of cs. u being very
iOgcy, wi,d Use wind s. ~. and going az, the
rate of s. knots We Immediately toOk ~ orr
ioSas and sieersas sails, H.e.dlug 10 alter my
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-25
MARBLE 0ItAppA.

We understand tliata quarry OF elegant mar
Bile, heaUtlfuIiy varegalcd. OF AN excellent
quality. and proof against five. has lately been
discovered on The banks of the Seneca Lake.
IL is owned BY Samuel Seeley, E.q Of Hector.
lIhifa. pHpcr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-25

Trustees Sale Of Lond and Ntgrocs.
~ ViIiue of deed Of trust from J3o10t 1t,,,<1, .
- nearing dale the 9Th June. 1911 trc.rdrd ,a ~
once 81 bTHhge cOunti-Nil be suId ~ au,,icn q,
orange Courthouse, all the pfoueTiy coptised In t
ssd ind' niufe which has been heretofore dsn.ss5
o. consisting Ut the well known estate on The htc
n"c"n at present resides Of smaller trsc, Of lana IL,
the sS'ht nrighboihnod, containing ahout $50 acres az
stI smaller tact of about 2, acre and RuVards -
10" hfgioes, not IneTicT, IL is supposed 10 nnv ar
NEGROES "a the state and OF them more psrti, ~
'P'"'0'S ahh
'heThiees tbink II snpffhnons even if il were ,rae
uCsbe, 1" tive an adequate description OF The lard
ne safe "iIl begin viih The commonly called ~
H"Me lI6H, on IGtSGdg tie l3fA Gav of (cfcsey
"ii u iaT, u not on iIse first fair day Afterwards
e'sa nii we 1911 daJ e April next, for the sum of
= z23Jo Hih e allowed HE purchaser. on his exerT
h2 h"trs VIII good Cnd0TssID, negotiable and na, .,i
atlbe taFk ~ Virginia. aHi deed of trrst Ln tLe
nalhdtT Of ue PHIciase money must he uaiJ To- cs,b =
we two sualier uacts will be sold next ana aGer r6s
We NEGROES VIZ Oh IHcSdog he 2OM a0y Of Ot fobsr
"fIf, for ready nancy.
Sh uh SUFFICIENT sEni he raised pay ID aIroIpto f
me dths secured 10y tir deed ni Iusl without sale Of
Tue Whu'f pi0penF,n Nj Macon should not choose -
arrest Tie sale ~ he Tcsidnc " sad pfoueft, ,nt ~
due VIII tie sold gp"n credit Of eig htfru months
- JhE TRUSTEES.
1880 - 31..tfs
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NE snhscfiirr Offers ioT sal. H.. Tr0cf Of Fo05
-. wien TIC resides, ~ The county of IsMEstan con.
'"hs oIu acits; - at 81 which low pronuds ana
80 VI '. :" excellent incaLow land. ~, high lard l.
shprtlo. ihaiy lies itiIak ably welt aud from the
"i' Use SOIL IS Susceptible OF the Lgirst nrt,,
,th' rom Tie clover fusbaBdry. Its 10 -icn Is in
.'."S'eN on tie 1ivei ~ miles from Richmond ara
WIN ~ orc ANA half uf the Woodhciry nauufat mn,
milis. The dwelling ard outboUsrs ate rai,uIa,,'. , ;
lne coi''nooaion at semirsl famy. Here is AZ,
y" e I-c1 ia'ge taTn, with wheat mae Line eo Il
'ue, 'aehtd 10 IT. Tie air Of the nls &c H. rnc..,
,"". SaI"Iions The water good and he Hriel,arLord
s'eeabc. La fact IL bat seldom apppns that lam,
~ eNe't respect so desirable and within so sbort ds
'"ncr 4l zoe capital of the state. is offered for sale
Appiication ma, be made 10 Tie srhscrihtr Ijynr m
" p.,i , e FRANCIS HARRIS.
+''r"9' %
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HyDRO;uORtA

Ut1eIs. Gules s. Seaioa lin the InieIlis encsr
OF the eih inst. observe you have copied from
an English paper. an article describing the
.iHsmd Ptinfugo; as well as another, from the
Richmond Enquirer, OH the sclfeiidria gatericu-
ietd. Either of those plants is ssid TO be n
SPECIFIC for the hydrophobia, each having
their" semhlance OF authority"
The correspondent OF the Enquirer SAYS,
he docs not believe the diisn,d pidRtago TO he
native OF tins country :" ann happy II is ia
my power To state. that il grows in the vicinity
t'',s city. aud that IL has been for some time =,
and is stIil, in full bloom. DIR. Bigelow found
II IN the vicinity Of Boston, and has very accm.
rately described il i'm his Florula Bostoniensis.
This isa very ac, id aud poisonous vegetable, is
extremely deleterions 10 sheppard cattle; aud
hence, II is said, that il ought 10 be carefully
etadichted IN the spring or Summer, before
u can he Further propa.ated by its seeds
The species of scnteiiarid, so Icing Kept a Sc.
cret bv Louiss family, and by which they ac.
CURED sonic celebrity in the cure OF hydrOpho-
bla, is the htrrifoyd. 1t was promulgated in
1922. by Nix Browne, and afterwards publish
Get in the Medical Repository, HeN.3, vol. =,
M. 3. accompanied With correct plate.
Thatcher says that Ii. enormously attached
Ia 1t a specific rame beiJbanx 10 different
species, the scnteitria sdiericufdta." Tile $.
fcriaora grows abundan,Iy. from Canada Ia
Carolina, and is now in flower. However, 1
believe that If any Of the species OF scuteiinia
Should he discovered 10 possess auy auti liy.
drophcbic. quality, all the other species OF
that genus will possess the same-but, no
doubt, in greater or less degree. A.
Nat. Int.
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hISI SALE.-By write OF a deed ~ iTust tNecI,ea
- Oy JACOB u Fowler AVID Ann HI. his wife 10 NJ.
nstecs, LOT tue pose OF securing lie payment of
eeHih sum oi money, for which money john smi !,
s,"nus n"td as ehd"TseT bearing dae thr Iiih day
oePt"ter ISlT, aud entered record IN The cnuntv
c"uii 81 Geochand on The 2Ith November fpilovno
mIi I've exposed 10 public sale, At GGnchIand TS,r,
h%use, on LHfsady ne 9Th OF September Reif To lie
, "us,I i"r ready money, the fr0et Of Lang ma.
lned IN sara deed, aud intended To secure The sa ain,
''tIe expressed, containing three hundred acres H.
s an" aing IN The comfy aforesaid or so much here
81 - WIZ sasiy the said tust, and the .xpencts u
's VIC same By the Trustees.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-25

- CtlCt The presidency IS TIE New Glasgow Ara-
"emS IS TOW vacant and tide rst,es ate dc...eus
~ eoIIhcuhr with SOME rtnlleman we'll quaIil.G 10
tate charge al seminary SiIeatnImp line adde's,
10 The Subscriber will be duly ai,.i drd To-
DAVID s. GARLAND Ff,st
NV GLASGOW, Amherst, aug. IS ~ go
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NoiicE- wish to contract for the making and Ian.
rug 81 from so to 100 con bricks and tht plssi,r
,e &c OF house 40 by 20 feet-The conlfacts, c.n
p I'h'ehrd with hands To mould and hear .dfhe
DIchs or ne may furnish them. he vood for br,ui,g
can De cut ana hauled to the spot, or he NAV have II
nishcd gratis. IOiIN n ,Wcupp 90
N also 10 employ a good BLACKSMITH faI me
ensuing yeaf..A naI with family will Ice pIeIerr,
Amelia, Augusttl ~, "a u
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,,.,,- fEACHEI FRANKLIN.