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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-31
DECEMBER 81, 1918.
From the Journal Of the Times.
JOVE'S EAGLE

JOVES EAGLE.
The synod foods were assembled IN state'
Conven'd in their regions above;
When Phebus arising began The debate,
And thus he addressed Father Jove:
o Father, as lately the coursers OF day
Descended the road in the west;
All fain, and exhausted paus'd on my way
To give them refreshment and rest.
Looking down where the blue rolling ocean
extends,
Where once lay the region OF night;
Lo, full on my view a large continent bends,
Never seen by the beams ofmy light.
From the ice mighty rivers and lakes sur
vey'd,
The trees on their margin that grow;
And mountains projecting such grandeur OF
shade,
They frown on Olympus below.
Nv course was so rapid caught but a
For had restrain'd my career, lglance,
Ny steeds would have check d sister Dian's
Thatseason to mortals so dear. (advance
Then wing footed Hermes the throne thus
20 Father now listen 10 me, addressed:
This Eagle found while exploring The west,
And now present him TO thee.
Jove said, while the Bird on his sceptre had
How stately, how noble his air! sprung,
Now tain would see if an Eagle so young
In triumph my thunder can bear.
The Bird seiz'd the bolt and Respondent
he flew,
While the Gods al beheld in amaze,
How calmly he sail'd thro' the region OF
And bore in his talons the blaze. Ibue
Mark, Neptune, cries Jove, how he flashes
Now over thine empire he flies; (along!
From ocean is DASH reiulgence so strong,
The luslre aScends TO the skies.
This Bird, exclaims Jove, bears my ,hun-
der so well,
IT'S present cannot decline, (dwell,
Henceforth let all know, on olympus who
That the Bird OF the west shall be mine.
Then blue ey' d Minerva accostcdthe throne,
Thy justice shall! morta!s arraign!
Thy sway is now seen in thy thunders alone,
And man will indignant complain.
Letjus,ice and mercy thine attributes prove,
AMI thus be their union expressed,
Let the olive of Palias and thunders Of Jove
Sc home by the Bird OF the west.
With brimfowing Nectar these words they
approve,
And this was the toast they expressed,
The olive OF Pallas and ihunders Of Joye,
And here's to the Bird of the west.
A.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-31
ALEXANDRIA,:
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 81. 1915.
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT AT WASHINGTON
Wednesday, December 80.

FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT AT WASHiNoIoS
Wednesday, December 30.
The Infamous practices Of certain inhu-
man knaves in cunningly defeating the in
tentions Of the national legislature with res
pect to the prohibition of importing slaves
into the union, have become so fragrant,
that the voice Of humanity is heard crying
out from all parts ofthe union against them.
The inhabitants of Burlington, in New-Jer-
sey, yesterday presented petition 10 the
house Of representatives, by gen. Bloom
field, praying an amendment of the acts
prohibiting that execrable traffic, SO as to
prevent persons Of color, illicitly imported,
from being sold.-And Mr.. Herrick pre-
sented another from the society of friends
in Illinois, and the adjacent parts of Penn
sylvania and Virginia, particularly calling
for revision of the law for the recovery of
fugitives from the laws-and generally for
amendments TO protect the rights Of people
of color.-Both these petitions were re-
ferred to the proper committee.
II is no joke then, as was thought, that
Mr.. John anderson has brought an action
against the sergeant at arms of the house Of
representatiyes-or, in other words, against
the house itself. Yesterday a resolution
passed TO appoint Mr.. Dunn counsel for his
defence at the expense of the house
Whatever the public opinion of Mr.. An
derson's conduct, in regard to the offence
committed against the privileges of repre-
sentatives, may be-no doubt can now be
reasonably entertained with respect to his
fnndesfu.
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6 The Alexandria Inde.

pendent Blues are hereby notified to attend
a Quarterly Meeting OF the company, at
I. Shields's tavern, on SATURDAY next, %
January, at P. NJ. Punctual attendance
is requested, as an election of non-commis.
stoned officers TO serve the ensuing year
will then take place, and other important
business be laid before the company.
BY order,
Dec 81 WIN. S. SUMMERS, Sec.
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Married.,

In Washington, on Tuesday evening last,
by the Rev. Mr.. McCormac, Mr.. Rich.
ARD SNYDER to Miss ANN JOHNSON, both
Of this place.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-31
ELEGANT TASTE.

An eminent collector and antiquarian Of
Newcastle is possessed ofpiece Of the skin
of the Mc Charles Smith, executed near
tina, town for the murder Of Charles Stew
art, which be has tanned Tor the purpose Of
binding large paper copy Of the murder
er's dying speech. [l6id.
The human species is now divided into
three sexes-meD, women and dandies.
Ibid.
God denies a christian nothing, but with
design to give him something better.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-31

A meeting has been held at the bank ccf-
fee house, by a number of highly respcc-
table citizens, for the purpose of raising
subscription to purchase piece Of
plate for Mr.. Wiltshire, Of Mogadore,
in Morocco, as a testimony OF respect for
his humane conduct 10 American captives,
particularly to Riley and his crew. This
is very judicious step and the commen-
dations bestowed on Mr.. Wiltshire by
Captain Riley are fully deserved, altho'
much Doubt is very justly entertained re-
spccting the correctness of some parts Of
his narrative. We Lave repeatedly urged
the necessity of having respectable con-
sui at Mogadove, with a salary, in order TO
provide iorpoor seamen wrecked on the A.
rab coast but our system OF economy
seems 10 oppose this measure, ard, there
fore, we must continue to be indebted 10
the kindness OF Mr. Wiltshire, who is the
British consul, and which cannot be more
suitably acknowledged than by this testi-
mony now contemplated.
IN. York Nat. .ldvocGte.
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From The Baltimore american


Amidst all the collisions of commercial
interests, and the hostilities OF opinion on
the subject of mercantile theories, ii is plea
sing 10 observe the steady and progressive
march OF refinement keeping pace with the
wishes and expectations Of its most ardent
advocates. The appearance Of the Sd part
OF Mr.. Delaplain's repository Of the lives
and portraits of distinguished Americans"
has suggested this observation; and itgiyes
US peculiar qualification 10 remark-that
the value of this section of his biographical
work is greatly enhanced liy the new aud
valuable matter with which it abonnds, by
the superior excellence of the portraits. and
the strengthened aud less equvocal indica-
tons of talent which mark some portion of
the Literary department, The lives and
portraits given in this part are, Samuel A.
dams, Henry Laurcus, George Clinton,
BENZ. Franklin, Francis Hopkinson, ard
Robert Morris; and the original anecdotes
which they furnish 10 us, throw very pa
latable flavor over the whole performance.
1t is imperative upon the American people,
if they have any feeling of gratitude for the
redeemers OF their country; any pride OF
character; any ambition 10 rank with en-
lightrned nations; TO give ample encour-
agemcnt to literature and the arts and SCI
ences; and 10 ratronize such publications
as the one before US the object ofwhich is
so generally beneficial and so radically re-
publican.
From the Providence Gazette.
A valuable improvement IN the plough
has recersy been made by Mr.. Jethro
Wood, of Delaware, which is considered
one of the greatest modern Improvements
upon that important instrument. This
plough combines lie powers OF the wedge
and screw, requires less team, and most eff
feotually turns over the furroa. The share
is of cast iron, and attached to the mould
boards by screws. The beam is raised.or
lowered at pleasure, also by means of
screw, and the plough executes witha great
er degree of perfection, and more TO the
ease of the ploughman, as well as 10 the
team, than the ploughs commonly in USE"
From the Rochester (.N.Y.) Gazette, Dec. Is.
GREAT FLIGHT OF PIGEONS.
On Saturday last, from about 9 in the
morning till 2 o'clock in the aflernoon,im-
mense flocks of pigeons extending as far as
the eye could reach, were seen passing ever
our village from the north. Their numbers,
which were intellectually great, and The no
velty Of the circumstance, excited conside-
rablc attention. Some few OF them were
taken, and what is very singular, they were
found to be very fat. 1t is an interesting en-
quiry where hare they been, and wha, have
they been doing? II is very unusual sea.
son to see birds of passage on their journey.
We would suggest to Mr.. Symmes the pos
sibility Of drawing from this singular fact,
an argument in favor Of pleasant weather al
the north pole.
Duties imposed on articles imported in
to Upper Canada from the United States,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-31
>Sah Exchange Ce6se-Houss >ssS
SsssSxMARINE JOURNAL. 60
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. December 30.

Schr. Philadelphia, Hand, Georgetown.
Ship Hazard, Crabtree, sailed from Ii
rcrpool for this port, 28th Oct.
Schr. lillian, Hand, hence, arrived al
Philadelphia Goth inst. .
Brig Ann, Rosseau, hence, of the Isle oil
Wight goth Oct.
The rain which fell last night, in con-
junction with the mild weather OF this day,
has nearly destroyed the ice in theP9tomac
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-31
FROM HAVANA.

4 private letter, dated 9th Dece mJer,
received in Charleston. says" The
change ofMini,ters in Spain, is the subject
Of conversation, though not yet officially
published. The troops TO receive Pensa-
cola have not yet gone, and think will
not. until the Sabina arrives, as they can
not be spared with safety. Rice | dolls.
Coffee % TO p dolls.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-31

Duties imposed on articles imported in
to Upper Canada from the United States,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-31

BY an act passed at the late session Of the
Parliament OF that province.
Beer, ale, or porter III casks, Cd Fer gal
lon.
Beer, ale, or porter in bottles, Cd per
gallon.
Gables and tarred rope, Cd per pound.
Cordage, untarred, ed per pound.
Playing cards, Is per pack.
Tallow candles, Sd per pound.
Wax or spermaceti candies, Cd per ID.
Cider, IS per barrel, of SO gallons.
Sole leather, Sd per pound.
Calf skins and other skins, dressed as
upperleather, Is Sd per pound.
Harness leather, id per pound.
Nails, Upper pound.
Salt, Cd per bushel of Sc pounds.
Spirits distilled from grain, Is per gallon.
Snuff, cd per pound.
Manufactured tobacco, cd per pound.
And all other goods, wares, or merchan-
die. not herein before enumerated, the
growth, produce, and manufacture of the
United States of America, a duty OF ten
pounds for every hundred pounds, dTaio-
rem, on the said goods, wares, and mer-
chandize, being the growth, produce or
manufacture of the United States of Ame-
RIGA. ALBANY Gazette.
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Extract of letter from Alabama, dated
Dec. eth, communicated for the Wash
ington Gazette.
" ! mentioned above that had lately Vi
sited Pensacola. You have moi seen that
city. She sits like lonely mourner in
the midst of wilderness. West Florida
is a desert. II has no trade, and scarcely
any population. Pensacola was never
lively, but she now looks discunsolate.-
She never had much intercourse by land
and our military government, our heavy
duties, and our quarantine regulations
have suspended her intercourse by sea. " |
have lived here" said a citizen 10 me.
4" these twenty years; but | never before
saw the harbor without single vesse' init"
" lis population is about 1890. House
rert is very low, for large proportion of
the houses are empty, AMI many in state
Of decay. The situation is beautiful. and
so is that Of the BsrrancaS, where there is
lori, kept ia auilliIabiC or'ieT, u'lHer tle
command of Col. Brooke, an officer Justly
held in high estimation.
"The market of Pensacola is mi>e-a-
lie enc. There is. however, an exec ant
supply Of fish, consisting Of sheepshead.
red fish, king fish, groudy or hog fish, be-
sides oysters, &c. The Spaniards were
expected with 40 white soldiers and l6O
negroes, but have heard of no change
vet"
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SOMETHING cui.,ous.

--D ~ s. &o&. q, = q, - .
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$50 - % ~ y :

/. P. THOMPSON, c. c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-17
To,rn and Country propertu fer Sale.

INTENDING To remove 10 the western country, the
suescriber's LAND on the Brook near the Turnpike
81 miles nom Richmond. will be sold IL bidder can be
icund Should any person doubt the fact he Is invited
TO peet Mr. Thomas Taylor IN 'front.' Of The Eagle Hotel
ON Friday, TIE nm instant, at IL O'clock when he
sha be furnished with proof positive The upset price
or propreiOrs bud for each ot ,ay be onna specified
ON plat OF the loud, which will be lett Tor examination
al Tie Merchants Coffee Room-io persons at dis
lance IL wil he necessary 10 say that lot will he set
NJ hyher than twenty dollars Bnt IL his upset price is
NOT even yet iow enough the proprietor edges himself
81 tie instance OF any two bidders reduce II still
En- ttwiii 81 course be peTl.c, Understood shat after
ao' mas been ss up, there be bid only be ond the
proprietary" such io must be struck oil 20 that bid un-
less more BE- offered
TIE HOUSE IN which the subscriber resides will like.
wise be sold To tbe highest bidder The premises. on
" wednesday,. The i5th sASs az O'Clock =. ". upset
pr,r 5iH eco.
Ihr tert ol payment at both safes will be- one fonTih
"' the purchase money IN 90 DAYS fourth IN six
months one fourth ia II aon,hs aud the remainder
~ 10 mouths. Negotiable notes, with approved endor
ssfs wiz he required Tor all tie pay uenls and deeds OF
ua:t Ia secure the three last.
Ig order 81 n. N. Fraxser
HERON, SINrON * co. .5Hctioneers
n X. Persons DESTROYS of purchasing the Town or
Country Properly are requested call the subscti.
Der y! whom II viii with pleasure he shewn.
'uN ~. ~. IDS Z. IL. PROSSER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-17

the tail. The whale on its side was now In mo.
tion again, and immediately dved below as did
the serpent Some considerable time after
wards both animals appeared again; but at too
great distance for perfect view of them TO
be had but the serpent made several fresh
strokes. and the distur baDce given to the wa.
ter by the strokes from the tail continued some
time afterwards though the water was not
smooth.
The motions of those animals were rapid and
those OF the serpent vigorous, the noise aud
agitation of the water from his strokes bein..
great. His tail, which I have said seemed
white, appeared aattened crosSwi>e; ills edges
also had an indented appearance; while its
end VAS b!unt.-Ile head and neck appeared
eta dark colour; and the body below the neck
seemed rapidly % enlarge. had an opportu
nifty soon after 20 observe the niaStS If vessel
winch appeared abunddutlv Smalier--1hr
lea. ia Of tail exhibited | thought was about
- 30 feet and the bead stood sbou; bait tins
height above The water. The separation be.
tween the two seemed SO conSi siderable that il
WAS thought that our vessel might have sailed
between them across the body. ASiae serpent
was never nearer than halt mlie, we cOu;d
onlV judge of this iulerueJilte mass by Goa.
lectute; bat II must have been very great
Siuce the end OF The tail and III" head each
moved without agitdriug the parts below them
or each other. Surprising the body to have
been omg like that oia snake. the total leus tn
ot ihe anim2' may perhaps he estimated al ous
hundred feet.
Having lived in parts OF the United States
whore the former accounts Given of this ser
pett have received hide credit; was not at
first prepared I" expect what afterwards had
the good iurtune 10 sec.--I state these facts
that those ThU kunN M may BE- assured at
,a"m. aud $50 that natuialiStS MAY from the
statement gwen. Begin 10 nave some notion OF
| the habits of t'iis Animal
the Whale VA, said to he Of he humpback
| kind; ana ia rSusual number uf whales have
| of late been said 10 have been seen in Boston
| Bay.
| The persons on board who became compani
! onS with mr IN !Iis sight Hcre two sea can
! tdinS, besides captain West; with variouS pas
semgcrS; add -io crew Of the vessel - Ga, tain
| West has separately made oath to part OF the
| above particulars.
! tsicned) SAMUEL SCHNID.
| kENNEBECE, IS.
Eai!oreH .I,.nr 81 1918
! Then the aheve named Samuel Schmid per
! somaiy appeared, and made oath 10 :hc tsnth
OF The foregoing statement of facts. before me.
| (Sigued) john MERRtCK.
Justice Of Peucc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-17

and ba was precipiiated into the water, about
ten feet below. 1t being deep, and consid.
cradle current, his struggles were vain--he
sank, hut soon rose again, and hearing his lit;
tie brother calling for help, as astonishing as
1t nay appear, he urged hini 10 call still louder
but, alas, no person was at hand that rould
render the least assistance, ane he sunk, 10
rise no more. tie had lain in the water, as
nearly as u was possible to judge, three quar-.
tiers OF AN hour, when he MAS taken out Every
means were used to restore Lille, for at least
two or three hours afterwards, but without
ehect.-He Was an amable boN--a all we've his
friends who knew him. He was buried on
Saturday the 9Th sympathy ioi the >oun.
SISTERS ard brother, and former affection aud
regard Tor the deceased, called Together n
larger COLLECTION OF people To witness the in.
termemt OF his remains. than We recolcct
even 10 have seen IN tass place, fer so young
person.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-17
THE VII MINtt.


OF late when The greenland hoHnd shgs had set sail
And the shot at Lprd Weu- pp,ned te fail
strange death of TOPICS ne.au 10 prevail.
No subject was offered To- interest fashion,
NO touching nee mnnta Whimsical oSSsioR
The ---e bad eNltAsirj his patterns Of dir.s,
AID Lord S,Trrs fourth C1ntJ stil ii thr Dress
While the world looked AUD lduguished in silent aten.
Some clever soul MT IN famous Invention
IT'S a tube masc Of brass. as;fisT copper or tin
With hole az one rHd Of Il, wk~Te you hook IL,
Aud see --sraci is Oeasenl ynu such d isl,
Shud nv 70 Isscrt,e Z 'tNUnld take NJ AL urh;:
The exquisite figures nHd cui"tS sou cag see
n" pa;nier ra1 copy, ~ .iO-t can fancy
You see what uu,t all you've brf,T- zen surpass
You ee--sOins Sfa1it lid br ken pieces OrsS,vy
Ne ,eil ,ou indeed, thar with ~. b preparation.
'ovs' in be has a1sed a ssh,,Rfi0is--
dohoi shriher Bi'bolurt, mo iatch Of tu;s,
tr The Devil lifseii ,NtI iuadr .rcb q noise
It's tie Ia s'te plaY Tin. Of school 30, and SAGE
o. the hsay ia arms and ,hr baby az age,
OF the gtaudaln whose siPht best pTublsm,lca,
Aud tue sopu Nh" eNpiaiUs II ~ rule mathemaiirai
OF the saint Mo IA laugh aud mock il
Act, ten 20 one. carries b'ace 10 his pocket.
All ate htt ia their tnru, flOm the bellies who have
b4rue Il.
I'm told 80 SIDE rrr2 Instead Of i toTgnr,te
To the cTFDlr whs MAKES p!titg and cheat,
Ana hawks them about az &" penny peep"
Such indeed is lhr rage ihen chane. or church M
1on see them about you, aud each little urrhin
FintiAg siNpenCe. with lT3nsp ut brsd" L - hone
NnGs TO the tlnman. ami makes - sKalrCosrODp
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-17

iEr"SHig .~tPGTfMt"t, - "NsSlsf ton. -apT.t xs ISIS
NiOliCE Is hereby given. 1, The purtrtr;S of surk
- Issued nnaef ihs convention With France ct The
I VI Ap'li' lo'', ,"iihion, ea.teo Louisiana Stork
that oAe moiety half of The principal ot SAID sncI
WIN De redeemed on ;he 2st Of October next rusu!sr
S uae Hefe"I, and that the same wi. be paid The
respective poereiofS, Ia then .osnI,s du, at
co. on the day before mentioned the u easur, 80
washington, or "a such LOan once the books uhere-
ahy portion oi SAID stock MAY iheuslard
I2'"'SdL11H ~ Ja;fher giUeH, Tia, the neres, due
at zoe time o redemption, such paTt SAID stock ~
10 hrid III Europe wall be paid heretofore IN London
""u amsterdam aud that tie on such part of
a" stocA is has been ooneslicaied wiibe pad "a the
t,'"t wa" the principal, either at The 1Ieasuty or
III ihe Loan Offices before mentioned ana il is iyo
"eTfby made S"ntrn, That interest onte HIOit OF half
~ sa'u Lon" siana STOCK intended 10 be redeemed as
"fs'u WIZ Cease aud deernIue after the 2ls day OF
pC'"Der, 1915. WA Il. CRAWFORD
=, secretary ~ the Treasury.
MaN .. MtINl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-17

Edmund jameson, CemeEi Darlington Isaac Read Jabn
M"ftoh Robert 1orton, Henry A. Watkins and Jacob
Moit"n..... Observation-Disclosures. Ic,.nJo,,rs
Inc defendant Jameson not havina entered his an
Peathcs according 10 the OF Asseuby and the rus
's e"nit ana IL appearing to the satisfaction of
u motion OF the plaintiffs by attorney II Is or
I"e" mat he arpsar here the hrsI day of August
s r next auo etei his appearance ansn CT the
pS"ns bii and give security for PERFORMING the de-
cree "i tie court and that copy of This order be in
setNu III one oil tue newspapers printed m RiCl mond
i"i two months suecessvely and posted AT IN, nom
uoo' 81 Tue courthouse Of iae said county.
a cop, tesie VA. l.. MORTON, Clerk.
'''"'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-17
TaLnabie Land az Anciion. for cnxL

& "ooCNLtNU COUNIY.-Wii he sold. al Guoch.
"nd Courthouse. without reservation or iinis or,
uoaady. he2oth Of shls month, being court Ja, The
following Verl valuable LAND. touit -
one s'@et OF 2t5 acres, adjoining The lands of Mr.
h"n,'uTs, Parrish, Wa 6. PoiudeNter. ESQ. and klr.
-o'ephen Wo"ntcu-Gli wood land, aud Viii most OF 4,
nIins tnoacc"- distance miles from James river 5
msnd. ~ nv"
one other Tract, near the above, containing 27o
acres adjoining the iards Of SIR WGi Drnmrsht Hal
se' estate, I'll Stephen Woodsou, and others. This
lahd IS about ~ miles from Richmond is entirely
"ood eXceHt few acres Of meadow land and most OF
IN. wooa land will produce tobacco.
fidis o'the lana may be EN- at the Office of Heron
sin.on * Co. =, any time; and Capt, Geo. Drnmricht'
aus or !"hn bradshaw who live adjoining will .hew
tue ianu TO persons inclined To purchase.
by order Of the Proprietor
THOMAS IANI f,,c,i
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- hbNAN ~ ~ CUSTODY was committees ~ the
J@i OF Jthefsnn county, Va. The 10Th Of ApTiI
eS' a. runaway, black negro man. wlosa,s 81 one
me tal be-. name is J4ucS. and another that HE
name Is UWtGp-iiP Is about isCt segeminches hirh
'"nPa'tp phiit ard hon apptaismce is nearly forty
Yeats "i are he has small lis nose and 90 =,
f akaile ohes ou has breast 40 least one tenth Of an
heh ahOve I've surface ~ the sknhis back exhibits gu
appearance 81 laviug been severely whipped re ali
ave no accouu ofbis owners naiur bn SAYS he lie tg
he had 0u when toHiuii'td.a fwiiied kerse, cogt
dhain"nt otihc sane knd, and 8tfred cotton v,tt,
coat, "td had viii lin variety ofuilfer rlna,iue
June ~. i5.."5n JOHN sPANGIIH I,jy,r
tNANIED-a suanuiv ofhoop poles snd htsdife Tor
" Hour larfe's.-A libefaI gfice riu fr giter h d.
''trlt" i."'' ""''D' =. bAXhLI q CO.
CIV" - i9..w4w
ioii' r. rttiii'b VIII br rfestripd 10 lie nest
6'nffHI AsstuLh - Virgins siuQ al = ,.,r
'aF r"ss ~ fnih'rze The ftcon ai. iifpe sr,ess
a"ts 'iNfr nom We lands Of Jehu Staple and oii as
thc cuynu ~ Fpckiuebah o. iI, }: rdt ~ IN, -
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