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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-06
Savannah. Nov. "a.
SHIPWREcK.

The Look Out pilot boat, Sisson, come up
from below last evening, informs US that he
saw boat in the morning, pulling for Ty-
bee, with several men on board, who told
him they were from the hermaphrodite brig
Ann, from Providence, r. |. which vessel
had gone on the Gaskin Bank the night be-
fore, and had totally gone to pieces. As il
was blow ing very fresh, could not under
stand from them whether any lives were lost.
Mr.. Slsson saw several pieces of the wreck,
barrels, &c. aAoat.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-06
ITIMS OF NEWS.

The Independent Bank of Hopkinsvllle
stopped payment on the lst ult.
The waters of Lake Champlain and the
Hudson are now connected by the Northern
Canal, and lumber from Vermont and the up
per countries Of this state are descending to
this market
In the town OF Monroe, Ohio, Mrs. Brown
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ALEX ANDRIA
MONDAY yN0R.vTTG, December 6.

The Secretary of War (says the National
Intelligencer,) reached the city ON Friday
las, with his family. Our readers swill be
pleased to learn that, although very much
reduced when he commenced his journey
from the place where he had lain i'll, Mr..
Cahoun's health had since gradually impro-
we'd, and is in great degree restored.
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MONDAY, DECEMBER s, 1919


--+.-====
From The Edinburgh INagosi"s.
STANZAS.-Bf A LADY.
Strong aud chill is The dsath-blast,
Friends are departing fast,
Leaving the world to strangers and 10 me;
Where all is so bitter cold,
All me /! the heart grows old,
Long ere the dark locks whitened should be.
In many dwelling,
dread voice is telling,
That the bright eye is qusnched, and dark
coffin closed;
That chill, chill and rigid now
Is the beauteous brow,
Where thought in the sweetness OF virtue re-
posed.
The torch was extinguished soon,
That lightened Won gay saloon,
Where genius awoke the warbl'ng wire;
There the death couch is spread,
There the summer chsplets fade;
The minstrels are dumb-Oh, break ye the
Tyre!
The cankeI worm may consume,
Ofheau:y the early bloom,
And blight the gay hower-crow ofyouth and
of love;
But even ITS fatal breath
Can ne'er taInt the victor wreath,
That is tvired for the saints in the palm bow
ers above.
Though tears for the dead,
Warm as lie blood he shed,
As we lingef and watch where their cold
ashes lie;
Yet even there on the heart,
All, never TO depart,
Beams the bright star Of Hope, the Day
Spring from on high.
The tears cease TO flow;
The wild pulse of woe
Forever is bushed in the heart and the brain !:
Again from these lips,
As in deaths dark eclipse,
They forbid Us TO wesp--"Weshall yet meet
again''
Children of love and light,
Oh, but your robes are bright
Were ye ere the vestments of sin and OF woe !?
Oh. yes.-Then to Him
Who did you redeem,
Let the high song Of praise to eternity flow.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-06
New- York, Nos. 80.
DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES.

DOMESTIC MANUFACTURERS.
We learn that delegates from several states
have arrived in this city, to attend the con
vention on the subject of domestic manufac-
lures.
The name Of the Spanish general whose
geographical knowie ledge is so much relied on
by the court of Spain, and who is on his way
to this country as negocator. has been given
TO the public incorrectly. His name is We
YES.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-06
THE SKETCH BOOK.

The fourth number of this poPu'A
work has appeared. 1t contains tlli. ,
artieles-The Mutability of Literature
Rural Funerals, and the Spectre brlu.
groom. From the second OF ''e''
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-06
St. Lewi,, October 81.
MISSOURI EXPEDITION

MISSOURI EXPEDITION
By gentleman from the Council Bluffs,
we learn, that DR.. Say, and the party whs
proceeded by land, had arrived in fatety at
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From the Richmond Compiler, Mon. 2.

| From the Richmond Compiler, Nou. z.
TRIAL OF RICE.
twill be in the recollection Of our req:
ders, that some weeks ago we stated the mys-
terious circumstance OF mans offering at the
Bank of the United States, a check drawn
by the treasurer OF the U. S On this Bank
which check had been transmitted by mail
to the Parent Bank of Philadelphia.-We
stated also, that on searching his papers,
there was found the half Of 100 dollar note.
which had also been put into the mail by Mr..
Fis,erot this city for Mr. johnson of Phila-
delphia.- Some other papers were also par
ticularized, which were found in bis pock-
ct book. The name of this man was Rice,
formerly slater in this city. He was taken
before the ChieHJustce of the United States
and committed TO- Jail for trial at the Federal
Court to meet in this city in November.
The court is now in session-and Rice has
been tried. 1t was proved that those papers
were found upon bim--lt was proved that
they had been put into mail and it devolv-
ed upon the accused 10 show that he had
come fairly by them. He was unable TO ex.
hibit any testimony to that effect--and the
Jury accordingly found him gmlty of roh-
bling the U S. mail. He is sentenced to the
Pententiary Tor seven years.
The example ought not to be overlooked.
Those who have been engaged in robbng
the mail, have proved very unfortunate in
their specuations. Witness the Mail Rob-
bers at Witness those at New
York--Witness the unfortunate Rice.
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Norfolk, Nov. 90,

1N0yOfh, sV0O' 1V'
Our latest advices from Spain inform that
General Bonavia, the third minister appoint
ed to the United States, has also refused the
Office. Some of the officers of the garrison al
Gibraltar have received letters from their
friends in England, informing them that it is
believed their regiments will be ordered to
Cuba. Herald.
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Herald.
Baltimore, Dec. 8,

The armed Patriot brig Pu' rrdon. arriv-
ed at this port, on Thursday night, after a
successful crui2e fas we are toldl having
only three of which she manned. The ru.
erridon is last from Margaretta, performing
the passage in IS days. IN an engagement
with the Portuguese ship Augusta, | of the
crew of the Privateer were killed g. wound
ed, the captain among the latter. The first
officer and boats crew OF the Pnerridon were
detained at Margaretta. Fed. Hep.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-10
DOMESTIC.


ST. LOUIS, July 29.-THe Mississippi
'iUer continues TO fall. We NAV conclude
that II has begun TO subsde for tie sea-
son. The Missouri falls also. They
have lost about three feet: but are vel
deep eDonglI for vessels of thousand
tons. The Ohio We understand is quite
low, and is lined With steam boats, either
aground, or lying by for want of water.
Military expedition to tie Upper 1Iissoayi.
The foremost Ofthe steam boats, the Elk.
pediilou, with The keel beats were within
IL miles OF BOoB's lick OH Tuesday god
inst. The Two steam boats, johnson. and
Jefferson were at BaFger Bottom (S3 miles
up Tie rIver) os Friday the Odd inst.
Western ETpedition.-Ilt appears from
a letter received from a gentleman ON
board the Western Engineer, dated july
l4ib, that the Steam Boat had reached
Franklin, Missouri.
A small party had been despatched from
81. Charles, TO proceed by land TO the
above place distance OF nearly 2OO miles.
They experienced considerable bardships.
Four days after entering the prairies they
LOST the horse which carried their ten, and
some prOtiSloHs-lhey continued this
march eight days, the thermometer being
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above 80 degrees sometime in want OF
water, aud having most of the time only
such provisions as they could shoot
They were compelled al length TO make
to the river and join the boat.
Six days before the date of this letter,
Col. Johnson's boats were $50 miles be-
low the Western Engineer.
Major O'FallOn, Indian Agent, intends
wlntering among the Indians high up the
Missouri. Volunteers from The party are
TO remain with him.
DIR. Baldwin'S health is so bad that he
will return by the frs, boat 10 ST. Louis,
aud from thence 10 New Orleans he will
return home.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-10
CHANl,E

NASHVILLE, Aug. 24.-Smallchange is
disappearing very fast, aud every day
increases the difficulty occasioned by the
boarding up of the coin. This is natural
enough: those who prefer specie 10 paper
will, when dollars cannot he got, take IN.
parts OF dollars 10 lay by. We have
noticed some mornings more time con-
sumed IN procuring small change in mar
kei, than The article bought was really
worlh.-Should not the banks remedy
,his EVIL, by issuing change tickets
These tickets would pass where the no,es
OF the banks were current, aud would al
once remedy the present evil.
From the Hopklnsville, Ky. paper, we
learn that Gen. Long, Who commands the
fatriot army, Is a native Of South Car oil
na, aud early emigraied 10 The Mississippi
he has generally been considered AN en-
terprising man, aud "a brave soldier al.
tached to the equal rights of man.
CCIarion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-10

% deaths of malignant fever east of the
rails death OF malignant fever west of
The Falls. -6l from other diseases.
The Common Council of Alexandria.
IN consequence of the existence of "a ma
iignant disease IN various cities of the u.
States, have passed resolution authors
ing The Mayor OF that city TO enter into
an agreement the Mayors of Wash
ing'on and Georgetown, for establishing
quarantine for the three cities.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-10

BALTIMORE. Sept. 7-During the "a
hours ending yesierday morning. we regret
10 thnd II stated, there were tWenfy-nine
new cases OF Fever. By the number OF
intermenis, as exhibited In our daii, bills
OF mortality. taking that as a criterion. it
Is but tar to infer the malignant fever is
unusually mild.
Tota! number of deaths for the last
week ending Monday morning at sunrise /:
AuuHs. 40
Children. -...........5l
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ANOTHER SHAMEFUL pIRAcY-

E1trdet0 letter from capt. JOsigh Lorett, of
tie brig Rgjah, TO his OcnerS in Bererly, dated
GIBRALTAR, July %
june 80, ~ lat. 80 IS n. lou. 81 90 w saw an
hermaphrodile rugged vessel 10 Ieeward stand
ing by the wind 90 the east. AHA. NJ. size
was about half mile from our weather quar-
ter, at which time they boosted flag on board
h9a, which ne nj 6rSt took " be SrsnisI,, but
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-07-27

Glomceatel LomgronnaS ~. snie

m Thursday, The 3th u august, will be offered
~ iof safe, 0n the premises, a valuable PLANrA
ION ~ Gi"ncesier' county, known by the name of
oepeTh HatI. his estate was formerly the residence
OF Warner Lewis the elder aud has ALWAYS been
cred as one oi tie first estates Giouce.ler couny-
IL Contains $40 acies-ies on the waters of Severn
has all the advantages oil s and aud the sev.
erh is haV2abe 10 the door. The Improvements are
,aige dwelling wuhesery necessary Clubhouse winch
wiz shr"n 10 ANY persDn'w 10 may wish view IL
before the sale, either by Mr.. Matthew w pIook MIR
thomas Nelson, OF The subsebeTrhe Terms are one
thifd cash, aud two annual instruments for the remain.
"ei' WIN eh on Tue properly 10 secure The payment
- JOHN LEWIS, AdIn'r,
And one OF the iegatees of Jonn r. Lewis dec
II ANY person having just claims against The esi1 .
OF join 4. LEWIS, aTe requested To bring ihrm Tor
""i" an" lucy shdh Oe pad. }. LEWIS.
l. ~ ths
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IN -aChHt LICH 4IEs P-IPER.
tNhE AMERICAN FARMER Is conducted By JOHN S.
. SIMMER, Postmaster OF BALTIMORE, and puhs hrt
every FRIDAY morning. II is printed Gu sheet OF pa
ana folded SOFAS To make eight pages aud by that nv
auniis OF being conveniently bound up and preserved
IN volumes.
The matters treated of in the American Farmer are
-tsrScnfHrt, Gardening, {nt.raul IAupr Utcnicnfs
D'Mcssc economy, and new iuvenlIuns and aiscoye
each week cofrect account of the prices II the "a
cipai ARTICLES al country produce IN tile Baltimore mar
Act. ascetta'ned by actual sales, which are gwen.
me American Farmer Fakes couccln IN pnr,y DO.
hucs -hor VIII II contain any advertisements excepi
single insertion oi such relate 10 seed
implements, remarkable live stock, books farming
aud such uhsr notices connected in their
with the objects OF the paper. -
Numerous diagrams amt cuts inserted in order 10
sneW more Clearly the and
implements OF husbaHdry, illustrate particular
systems oil cultivation.
Twelve nunbers have already appeared and second
euioh having been issued 10 suppl, the extraordinary
"eaho' complete hirs may Yet be had early appli-
Gallon. - 'r'
The price OF the American Farmer four dollars
amman, payable either hall yeagiy in advance or the
whole amount as the subscriber likes best The money
To ne reunited by mail, to the Edtur at his risk aud
cost The Tile viii be immediately and securely IN, un
and sent To ANY part OF the United States No notes
viii betrcGired except those specie paying banks
ShOHM any subscriber tcei dissatisfied on m, re
cetpt and peTmsat eJ tie numbers then issued 4,
DtE De az H0erty to return them a. The Editor NINA
Pte0g.s hmseg 20 rettpd in,Me diQteiy the a1,oHaf
paid Gy Shch subscriber.
Any person Who shall receive send on the m ,ney
FOR ten Subscribers, Tor year, villa entitled TO t
smaller OF larger amount.
Baltimore June ~. - I7st
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COMMUNICATED.


Public attention is at present directed 10
ntd0 the port OF jiaIa which las been recent
~ aliackeJ, and which Is now bloCkadcd by
TIE Chiliah fleet, under the command of tho
celebrated Lord CocITane.- 10 he enabled io
inrm an Opipion OF the probable sucrc,s. or
IalIhrc ni lhe expedition, some knJwiedge of
Tie tuaiiOn and strength OF the place is glso-
lutely necessary. Having had am orpofiunify
OF ''htIng tins port during the cotirse Of last
S"iunii =, ana Of cXdminitls into IFS cauah iit,,
Os oCtence, u VIII be in Ity power PERHAPS To-
give more accurate dcscripii ~ of lis present
condition, than can be obtained from any oihcr
source
The town of Calao is situated in I.si I2 deg.
3 rin. ) Long. n deg. 4 min W on the coast
of Peru, two leagues westward of Lisa lie
Capital OF That Vice Royalty u consists Of
about i've hundred houses, built with the rN =
ception OF the Custom House } Of canes. wat
lied together and piaisfered. Ia this climate.
where rains and frOsts are never known. these
buildings aIe i'd 10 last al least half n reutn-
~ The liarboT is sad to be- tie safest and
NEST CapaciOus iH tie Pacific Ocean. II il
protected tom the prevailing SoutherIy winds.
and from the swell Of the Ocean. by San ~
renHo, nigh barren island SIX miles in le:igtli.
ana u ME aud u half IN bfcsdih running Da !.
rdiIei WITH Tie coast, and Oh the s u III .
low narrow iorgae Ut land about ten feet ab5ye
the ltvtI 81 the SEA mile aod n half it
-feadih, ond five miles ia Icng'b. THIS toppGc
prJtctS AZ light angles nom the main and an.
Ffoaches "illdn mile OF tie sruhern cb;re-
iHi'y 81 the island, already mentioned snd
ie"F@s channel bctw cen tlieni, Of sufficient
leplp tof lhe largest vessels, but owing 10 ifs
WlHGitgs, u only used for small ones Tho
principal entrance is round point Gaiarie. thc
"githeIu extremity Of San Lofeuz,
tue Bay ttns formed is opor 10 tic north
. ""a rs about 5or q ieas mes IL circmt, a L. IN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-07-27

NlSIiCg.-h pursuance OF advice fton the Executive
Couhei CT this state, sLaii, OA Ioaday fke 23d
@9y ~ -s"sxSt mat, between The hours of ~ aud I
oci'ck, before the frOnt door vi Courthouse of
heheo eoahiy ,n tbs city. to sale by public
asslo", 10 the highest bidder fr ready money. Que
HALF ACRE Lof or GROUND, wiih the nApie,..
aenis thereon, IN this city No 55l upon Shockoe
hii situate al the Intersection of 9TH aE streets and
hnnedialsy opposite the New dsiket ia Monroe ard,
ana winch said half acre lot late the property
Que Joha Myers subject OF the king SIeat Bii tain
aha oy nln',ton da> ,aheh IN the al, year Of the
monweaith, hath been iound 10 .seheat To Ia. com.
in"hweaib OF virginia. agr,eabi, the provisions OF
an ACT at the General As,Sinl,, passed in the Ma,
session "i l7I9, eht'tled" in 0rt CONCERNING .,cA,a,
ana JOycf"reS from Britik subjects" Mul,sniii
Jun and Peter v. Danei, ESguifvs ATE avpalnted by
Tue EAeeutive conhissont behalf II the Coimu,
wealth Their attendance ID resp,rfii, solicited "A the
TINE aud place Aforesaid b.,ss pIevions. quahg,d a.
The law direets. SAMUEL MVCRAW,
EscheatOr J0r Esatico coEaty.
Richmond, July ~. a2i,s
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HAII. SroR1I


BOSTON, July ia storm of thunder. wind
aud hail, was experienced at ~. Andrews, Ar
genie1ii, Canada, June 2s, which is tlus de-
scribed ~ letter from thence.
We could dsiiu :uislI tn &c n shes of fork ed
lightning, which convinced me that there were
three thunder storms, il may so express nv
self, combined iu one. a few hail stones began
To- fall at considerable distauce from each
other, OF about O1ic inch IN circumference
these soon increased about two fold b,,I, Ia
SIZE aud number, and were Succeeded. iu less
than one minnie, by most tremendous fan Of
the largest hailstouc8 that have ever been seen
bYthe oldest inhabitants of the cDuntry and
notwithstanding their weight, the Wind which
was from the n T.. drove them with such fu-
~. that IN theinidl, they described an aa.sIe
% at leas, Is deg. every square OF glass iu tie
windows exposed TO that directions, was DASH
Cd TO plecesin an instant. | happened TO call
Tor shelter at a geDtleman's house in The ddy,
about iour miles below St. Andtews, where il
ragged with the greatest impeiaOsity the
Shingles were mdTy Of them dashed of the
house IN spiiniers and made such terrible
noise upOu tie fOOfand sides of tic house ~
prevented us from distinguishing The thunder
pefliug oser orr heads, cxcept" amid the
pause OF tie tempest" ihe lightning seemed
10 blaze in AT every window the hpOfs were
White with iaiiSiOues and swimming viii Wa-
ter, aud tie house shook 10 is b.lso, while The
diNnayed inmates gard at each OlhCF in con
sicfUati0n ard aiitight, expecting every mo-
ment that IL would be Dashed On fragments
over our beads.
" One haiiStoae which was brought IN alt ~
The Storm had subsided mCasnrej scycu indIcs
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CUMAIuKiCArIoN.
Acstract Of the Statement Of Bank COrporatioa.
"a "a, naSsarhHSetts. from he refaras Of January
1919, emitting the Esser Bank in Sdico.:

. CUMMpEiCATION.
Acstraet cf the Statement Of Bank Corporations
an massachusetts,. from The refuTHS Of .JauuurD
1919, emitting the ESssr Bank in Sdiea.:
Sern Boston Banks-Capital 7.35a 900
Amount OF all debts dae, 3 i0l ,G75 r-Depo'
sits, 2.Zl9, l59 6S-Not, S ln circulation. 4 1 tg .
755-Specie, liz ,SGI 81
Nine ESse.r Blnks-Capital, | .i76 .0Oo-A-
mount OF debts due, 2,05J ,63i 9o-Deposits,
jl2,0i2 sS-Notes in circulation, j0j lGo-S ,,e.
Gle. III ,S0t 81.
1hiTteea Banks in Naine-Capital, / 40 O06
Amount of debts due, AZ .377 27-Deposits,
20o, iGl O3-No:es in circulation ,535 .535-
Specie, BIZ ,620 o..
fOr BaRhs 10 tie westward of Boston Capt..
tai' 521 oOO-Amount Of debts duc 100 ,76J 81
Deposits, 20,Tlo, 7Z-Noies in circulation.
acknowledgements, 7D,IJi -.
StreR Banks To the SOaihWard of Brskug-Ca-
piIal, S50,000-AmOuni OF DEBT due I. ~. 7I5-
22-Deposits, $50 $40 S6-notes in circulation.
O60,9l2-Sptcie, III ,217 ~.
JOTAL-l0 Banks Capital, $40 coo: A.
mount OF debts due, Is $40 l72, 4g-Deposits.
O3G $50 l7-EOtes in circulation, d,3iO.277-
Specie, 100 0S7 OF.
average OF Notesin circulation OH the whole
Capital, 81 per cent. rejecting fractions ::
average Ofihe Boston Banks, I6 per cent. OF
the Essex Banks, 10 per cent. /; ofibe Eastern
tanks, i05 per cen, of the Western Banks.
10 per cent and of the Southern Banks. Z,
per cent.
Might not this great inequality of circula.
ton be remedied, by restricting every bank IN
MS issues 10 80 or 10 per cent. of the amount of
IT'S capital! Would this restriction have ten
dency 10 increase the circulation Of the paper
OF Banks established without the limit, of the
State! Why Is il that deprecated currency
has the most general circulation What leris.
laiIve provision Is necessary 10 preyept Bank
Bills from circulating in place where ihey
are not equivalent to specie SnIem Reg.
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nYspNrrnY cnmpIA1>,rc

rs The scasos Of The year has reuned in which Diar
iHpas and Dyseniery complaints, are more prevalent
Than az some other teasons of The year permit me 10
slaie Tor The benefit Of my fellow citizens that by M
wards OF i"enl.s,ven years experience have found
th whtHeye my bowels we're afr cted by sny OF these
disorders, RICE has been sovereign feiHedy and al
wsls relieved me IN few hours and il has aiW avs
pscn aucnntd WIN lie same rnod eject, WLen CON
plants Of that nature have attacked any Of p,y cbdr
o. I"ny' have frequently recommended il to Others
"bo nave been benefited thereby. ~ this season of
year would RECOMMENDS 1t 10 he given to children as
meal Al least tgo or three times week-let yonr ne
We snsciehly cooked, either with ink Otherwise so
lha' Is made paa'ableif prefer II in mutton
soup, ibey viii ind II beneficial or In sgy otter wav
,,1 JOHN FIRTH.
Gloucester County, Nj. June -, 1919.
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In the compass of modem sottry we seldom, lind
pOgin, on Women. "
Iheie Is language by the virgin made
So' 'eai, Out ieit, not uttered, but betrayed:
- "i"te communion, YET so wondrous sweet
Ljes must iiapSit what tongue can n.'er te,,.ut
us wrii'en on her cheeks aud IN. min. biows
q" one snort glance whole volumes Il a,ows
IN one shoTt HIVmcnt tells Of many DAYS
III oheshoft speaking silence Ait ranyrys
Joy, sorrow. love recouuIs. hope, plty lear
anL "oAs sieh, ANA wceps witueut IA tear.
on us So chSsie, 50 toHchias, 80 r,nu'J
SO SON, 80 ~istiui, 50 sncerr, so kind
were eyes inriOdious, and could music shower
i'o,n ofie6t rays new striking Ju a Hover
o"ch heAvel,!y music IRON TIA glance Iui-ht rise
Aou angels own tue Language Of the Ikirs
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Richmond July a. h'f"e"''r '@' Af"' sG tSs"'
iaIrabie Iropr,fy To- De Lra,ed

WILL he leased iVr term Of Years t,r irsi sion-
w day inauenst next, % not privately disposed OF
htiofe that time 81 Which motto, viii b. clv,n the
vert Nalnai.le MANUfACTpkiNGs .iLLorJotn u horn,
Esq Ia Peter sbui=. II has been tecenuy hull -; The
beat materials, and - supposed to be equal IN eveiy
respect To any mil la the state Aud the lay Ioli.w
ihs M osbor1s tenement on Bank street. TIE Gopse
Is large anu c"nIuodious, having been Dut answer
the I" oio,d purpose Ola store sno piivaie resencr
iis NO, eNeeeu for either parpose 10y an, bos- in The
town The rem viii he demanded Tor the dwelling
house, hat yearly, aud negntiahc 90 be giv. n
with approved endorsefs. Tor The mil Annually to be
secured Us an"Ne ANY person disposed rent siheT
house privately, will apply to Donald Aiaekrnz. Esq.
JOHN ALLISON, Trustee.
Nh Should the property be disposed vf publicly
II viii I've conducted by WIN. Moore, Auctioneer.
sburP. July