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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-11

fires covering few hundred acres ofground,
or even many thousand, to Eli such an ex'
tent of atmosphere.
lit be asked--wbat is the cause ? ! shall
answer, tina, 1t is disposition of the air--a
state ofthe atmosphere, produced by its own
internal operations. as much as clouds, va
por, different aspects of weather, rain, &c.
The particular substance of which it is COM
posed, is constantly, as conjecture, floating
in the higher regions of the atmosphere, and
may descend and collect on the, surface OF
the earth from causes existing in the lower,
such as a temporary diminutoa Of its elastic
and buoyant state That this substance was
originally, and is now, smoke, in different
stages OF decomposition, is rather probable.
1t is well known that smoke is very sntisep-
tic.-How durable it may be, or what time
it may require to decompose, | would not
pretend to guess.
Nothing is more groundless than the fears
OF some people at dark days. G.
P.S. Since writing the above, | see il re-
ported that the weather has been smoky and
dark as far at sea as it was on the land.
From the Richmond Enquirer, Dec. Z.
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA.
Yesterday both houses convened in the
Capitol, according to law.
The House of Delegates met in their Hall,
at the early hour OF ii, and having formed a
quorum, proceeded TO business.
Mr.. VIM Muniord wa, appointed Clerk,
without opposition.
Mr.. Lion Banks, of Madison, was then no.
minated to the chair, and re-elected without
opposition.
The following officers were also re-elect-
ed Mr.. John Jordan, Sergeant at Arms !;
ami Messrs. John Brown, Henry H. Southal
John Stubblefeld and Thomas Davis, door
keepers.
On motion the rules Of the last Assembly
were adopted as the rules ofths House.
The annual communication was received
from the Governor, of which, and the accom-
panying documents, $50 copies were order
ed to be printed.
The House adjourned tilt this day at twelve
O'Clock.
The SENATE formed quorum Is mem.
bers present, 6 from. the new districts.
Mr.. Edward Watts as re elected speaker.
Mr.. Thomas Hansford, clerk.
len persons were named as candidates for
the post of Sergeant at Arms. Major James
baytop. oil Gloucester, was elected.
Messrs. Littlebury Allen and Julius Mar
tin appointed door keepers.
The Governors communication was read,
some other minor business transacted, and
the House adjourned.
About 1873 members of both houses were
sworn in at an early hour a thing unprece-
denied for many years.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-11

Franklin relates, that when he was printer
at Philadelphia, one Of his people, an excel
lent workman, never came 10 work till Wed
nesday Francis said franklin to bin one
day, surely you do not think of The future.
If you work more diligently, you might FAY
UP something against old age The work
man answered, i have made my calculation:
lhave an uncle, druggist, in Cheapside,
who has just set up in business with the reso-
luton to work for twenty years, till be has
saved 40O0l. after which be intends to live
like gentleman. He thinks to make him
self a wholesale gentleman; will he one by
retail; had rather be 70, and do nothing
for bali the week during twenty years, than
be 50 The whole week twenty years
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-11
EbEcrloH PUN.

On lord Bury retiring from the contest at
Arundel, Mr.. Blake said to the electors
"your cry has been, Bury ior ever' This
IS now mine--Bary for ever in oblivion, all
animosities.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-11
From an English Magazine.
STANZiS.

OfHope can neither Sootne nor sidhs
A serpent that no spell can charm,
With eye eternally awake -
A ol,n. 3 of FIRE, tongue of flame
Which time can neither tire nor tame,
Nor nusie's voice disarm -
A living sense of lasting woe,
That poisuns every bliss below.
II wa, not always thus The danced
The earlier hours of life away;
And snateh'd at Joy where'er it Glanced
To blossom on its lonely way =
Then Hope was young, aud bright and fair
He knew no woe, nor wasting care,
But innocently gay,
Deeu'd-reckIess of the debt Il owed
'Twould always flow. as thus il flowed.
As childhood opened into youth,
Those feelings fled: he drank the springs
OF knowledge, and the source oftrulh,
(what the sage writes, the poet sngsl;
And read in natures changing torms,-
The shifting shades fsuns and storms
Unutterable things;
And sought unweariedly to Gull
All that was lid and wonderful
But even then, at times, would roll,
Unbidden and profoundly deep,
An awful silence Ger bis soul,
That hush'd all other sense to sleep;
Asd then he saw-too near the springs
And wild reality Of things,
And Dolly wak'd TO weep
That man should be cut OF from bliss,
And exil'd 10 q world like ihis
He loved--I will not say how true.
The faitbless tongue, perehance, might lie !:
lie did not love IS others do,
Nor cringe, nor hatier, whine, nor sigh:
Look on his lowest heart, and trace,
What time can deepen, nor Geface,
So strongly wrought the dye,
That did her lovely image bear,
And warm aud glowing stamp il there.
He loved. And does he nor? all now,
Another worships at that shrine
And he prefers heartless vow,
Fond fool, where thou didst honor thine.
Now, where thou knelt, another kneels,
And from that holy altar steals
The sacred bread and wine,
Which thou had labored TO obtain
To shrine thee from eternal pain.
Then from himself he strove TO hide
The past, by mingling with mankind,
And left the maid he deifed,
Idols elsewhere to find;
But from that sanctuary hurl'd,
He roves--an outcast on the world
Nor evermore may bind
Rock OF the past, his future stay
The bonds that have been wrench'd away
He stands, as stani Is ruined tower.
Which time in triumph de.olates;
The ivy wreath that scorns his power,
Amelancholy gloom creates
What tho il shine in light while set
The summer ans-its Gbres fret
The stone il decorates;
So, smile, upon bis paliid brow.
But wnsg the ruin'd heart below. AzO.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-11
THE MACEDONIAN AND LORD coeHRANE.

rHE MACEDONIAN AND LORD cocHRANE.
We take pleasure (ssys the Boston Patriot
of Monday in informing the public, that Mr..
John S Ehery owner the Macedonian, re-
ceived letter yesterday morning from the
Hon. John G Adams, Secretary OF State, IN
forming that he had submitted Mr.. Ellery's
letter and the documents accompanying il TO
the President, and that the President had
directed him to inform Mr.. Ellery, that
public vessel of war would be dispatched i'm
mediately. to demand justice agreeably to
the laws OF nations.
Thus, adds the Patriot, will foreign ma.
tons be taught, whether they belong to the
old world OF the new whether they style
themselves royalists or patriots {; that justice
to our citizens and respect TO our flag, is
what the United States will enforce and com
mand.
The State Bank of North Carolina has de-
clared dividend on the old stock of four
per cent for the six months ending on Mon
day week.
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Charleston, Dec. 4.

he trlaI OF George IfdTS. Tor piracy, IN
the Federal Circuit Court, now sitting in this
city, was concluded on Thursday last--the
Jury found him Guilty The trial of his as.
sociates commenced yesterday. [Gaz.
From The N York Daily .idO of Dec. Z.
We were called in this Office yesterday, to
witness very solemn and affecting dispen.
sation of Providence. Mr.. Gideon Kimber-
ley, late OF the house OF Waring and KIM
berry, for some time past resident at
Brooklyn, L. I. but long known as respec.
table and wealthy merchant Yin this city,
while sitting in the office, and engaged liz
conversation with Mr.. Townsend, was sud-
denly struck with an apoplexy, and died al
most inslantaneonsiy in HE chair. Medical
aid was called as last as possible, but not
the slightest hopes remained of his restora-
ton. 1t is probable, that from an apparent
state OF health he was 10 less than minute
corpse, A coroner's inquest was imme-
diately summoned, who, after very i'm
pres.ive address from that officer, returned
verdict that Mr.. Kimberly died by the vi.
station Of God.
Death is solemn event under any circum
stances, even those OF tho most common and
ordinary character. But when we see man
in the full possession OF health, and the ex-
pecta,ioR of enjoying many days, surrounded
by all the advantages Of wealth and indepen-
dence, thus summoned in moment, and
without any previous admonition Of his ap-
preaching fate, in the world of spirits, the
effect upon the minds OF the spectators and
bystanders is, or at least ought to be, of
deep and abiding character. Who that wit
nesses, or is told of such an event as that
under consideration, can fail to feel an inf
mite importance to the divine Injunction
"BE YE ALSO READY"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-11

Mr., Strong, Of New r. gave notice
that on tomorrow he should ask leave to in.
troduce a bill TO prohibit the further extension
of slavery within the territories of the United
States. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-08-24
LIST OF TiCKErS.

40 FIVE PCBLiC....OH mn arriVGE ip torn 7 NIB
SF'nr@ az me compiler publication 6y Rot, ri
G Sc"tt@ me ngfHf amt attorney for M. T.. m
SIN 'fpfy 10 Which, me EdifOr 7sik lkeUlc ciUe
the fotioTi"G d7't0Ce in fh0f paDtr
SOWtfie 6H'7Hg the summer amt mi Of 1878 foHr
gentlemen Of mis- city dRd mySeiJ, purchased or AI
G D0riSfortg HcketS-9Re H1depSfapding rus IN, !:
that mr. paris r0S 10 fOri0aTd uSfhfH list Of draHncs
s" as nc nsht ascertain the fdte ~ tie (ckefSfhtrf
drdriHgS to complete the ioffgrB are h0VPOH
~ recetUed me ISt, ID 3D. 4fh 5f or 7fh aHd sth
d4gs' drouriHg, consequently there are Jour dags
dTd"iRe "hich arc haUe net heart lroH Br. Dafys
cHW" 10 ms city nbOHt TIE iSt iUsf0if brcVrh/
MN him PGrfi1k list OJOtr HHDbrrS IfHriEc Oat
tHc numbers Of Ten tickets, 1rhiCh he H1t fcY
me j0fe a. tDiH here mertIy ycaaTf mar jar me
IN his caution 10 the pubc, there were tg0 mites fr
ecHfe0 on WVSeD md PHOrssd by flrO NJ Ihc reyfIc
Wen, una fyO notes sTccNfcd bg tie ftrO geHfGH5.U
ann e"dorSed IN me, IN payment.
JRt"e notes, VotUthSt1YdiHs the 10 HcketS HH0c
c0"HfGdfOr bB Mr.. U0Ujs.9d me rerV ilyprJerf re-
fHrH' s'Ut, suits h0Se bef3 SereT0iky iosfUHtcd on
against me 0r0WCTS ant FRdDrSfTS bg me aren't 9US
aNcfHcP, hO5Cyt g. SCOft Of trh1,e EeeaL Egotr
GdGf, must confess, nal u more ftifed OjiNfoU
~ ms Re the course Of mr. ScotfS 0gt1cy amt J,rac
ttcc@t me bar dHd he at me time eslablIsh
as tf~. an iHiWred 10 betiere he ,rjtI hare mt
Hitf hj7e N INN IN derOtc 10 his dUsieS MS ipeLr,
ne Elfcutite CORHCH and WiN np'D ddviye MI
persons 'eho H0y haUe sOfd az NHt sell 0Rg prOIeTfy
o." Crf0N, tOr eifhc7 O0Vfy notes WhCH fhCy he
come d0e II not yuBcf0llg Dfdd 10 nut them iHfofHe
h0Hds % Ur. ScOtt Ior c0tfecfi0n art he tiH pyc
sumo, jVdgiDg fran the fact trich gitcs rise 10 his
CHHfi0H ~ the Jubhcl tOreCOrH nj JcryO1y nam fI0d
Wgj0r me property fer WhiCh sdid b8Hds or BOtey
Here gveR epeR us ia mis- iisfnRcf) 0Jtfr he hrs
c0RWeRcPd On sdjd mites 0cfjpH ~ rjmgiOa tar
IieFiHg me CdHfiOH ~ mr. ycotf IL me pNbiic as
fh'rrcHHrhS. EDwUND sAUNUtKS.
IH2HSt2i 3l..gt
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on notice given 60 allow the hank time to dc
so. on commercial principles, &c. To al tckich
Che Sseret0fy COT The Treasury SHLDsitled!"
Ihis ground ~ taken, though the 18th section
OF ITS charter binds the corporation whene-
ver required by ihe Secretary OF Treasury (to)
give the necessary facilities for transferring the
pubic funds from pttce 20 gtIcc, and for distri
mating the same in payment Oi the public ca e.
tuiOrs, without charging commissions or
drawing ali'I"aHce Un account OF difference Of
exchange, &C.
liseiacts rrehOt pro CSelN hefore MS, but thus
seem t0 vanish OHc by one, all the uich-W rouv
GeiusiouS IiiaI were heih cut at tee moment uf
IT'S creation. Con = ress were persuaded 10 take
this unconstitutional monster to their arms
oy the promise Ot ats eqUaiizlng exchange Tor
iIdINidudls, aud the facilities IL would inpart
without loss aud without delay from the places
where they were collected TO where they were
wanted. his was Al lerst the imp essicn thT o.
ont The nation. Aud now what do we see
he fltNt hope Vau,SSed--ts own notes refused
at Oth"r branches in fact, ITS notes seduious-
~ Withdrawn from all ejaculation aud eN-
change worse than etet ~ NtaS. And now tInbar-
basement dHd driaN threaten the eUVEtnmeut
itNE'' ih the udHStetT,If. OF il own funds A
HtM Orleans ttduVI untt. j. Onlv 40 he cuuSI-
Gvicd - Casa al New DtiranS on pa,d al
d"N "thtf pOiht but upon t,uurlN notice infer
"ttdd> ShCh "D commercial! principles; probably
100 vague tGt' asIee1 upOu IN ANY one cas-,
Yet such are SAID 10 toe iss effects of an IT,
tu'l"n, winch has scarcely ah>wtr6d one GOOD
purpose which II piUnnssd; which tra;rlIpd
on I've constitution az rs origin; whose ma
rdStHtrnt has hera marked by characters of
c"iEuFtIcn aud abuse at which AN American
pinrltcS and which Threatens In sit like au
i"t ulnS. upon lhe morals nav upon Tie Inter-
It's, at Ills country.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-08-24
From tic Ne,o l-o,a Gnzetis |

Ii gives lis great pleasure TO have il in
Our power to give the following pleasing
result OF The late disturbances al Gibral-
lar between line Americas and British of
h'erS. We have seen Il letter from AZ,
officer OF The American squadron al Glib
faiar, stating, that d Cuuii of Enquiry
was held on board The Guerricre on The
nat of July, by request of Governor
D"n, VIM lad broagli charges against
ihe American officers Tor breaking Tue
peace OF Tie garrison. The Court com,
pie't'y eNculpaicd our officers from any
blame and Captain johnson, Of the Brl-
iIsh army, had apoiogized tor bis CON
duct, and that Of his fellow officers. in re-
laIio" 10 the late duels al Gibraltar.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-08-24
KnLnnbLe Lnnd Gnr .MnLc

Will sell thetract ~ land on which i've including
the whole on the North side Appumattbx river and
~ the county Of Cumberland, containing ahout $40
acres, 22O Of which is bottom land. rails tract " land
presents advantages that few caip in this section
~ country. ~ IS situated ~ wealthy ucIghbothond
immeo dieiy between tainvillc and Janystowu within
w." niies OF Two large nauulaCiurip' mills and wIiu
three uilsSOf tobacco inspection higher reputation
than ~ tie state. The improvements (asnsg and
suicicry connections COR auJ IA ry) are situated ON
4 considerable eniHCHCe. commanding most beautiful
prospect Ir every eueCOn. It's aidOn in four cids
VIII % standing pasture % about so aCres....A more
heaiihj Situation, better wsiercd plantation is not
10 he iouHd n the middle paris Of Virginia As 10 The
quality NJ The land q viii speak Tor itself Thuse who
are inclined IN purchase viii certainly visit. wt
however say that considered ~ the best Judges tie
most valuable estate on AppnmattoX ever. 1000 bush.
els Of wsrst may be made rom ihe land that 10 nos in
corn and trhscco. Hats jhc purchase uoue, ain he
fequtd ~ short time IHj art0iuuia datirr pavrruis
i'' tse balance lhfs 'Iac of land is worthy the II.
enhou Of ans gtnufunu cf.ifrrs OF acquiring real
pi party. ELNkE RS. WuUpScN
understand county, august q. 3i...0f5ss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-08-24

We have already given the particulars OF
the recent robbei'eS below NrW bt!cHus. The
toliowin. letter from the LuulSiaWa Gazette of
TIL fIin coni7ms something uew "r the sub
jest. Gazette.
Eatrdct Of ict;ry rec, iced IN torn, from ~
passenger on bOGrd IL. brig C.iigpso dafed
BALIlE, July H.
We arrived here last night all Wcil, and
expected IN course OF the day 10 20 "a N,A.-
Last evening about half past ii>e o'c,Gch, six
miles above the Balile, we wee boarded Dy "a
boat containing nIue meu, who hlse IahcH
POSSESSION OF the brig, and rOuiIued us all be-
low. began TO make general search, aui took
from ms every thing OF value they could lay
their hands on They then wished IT, a safe
voyage aud made tor the re,i Ut tie vessels in
sight. all OF whom shared the same tale
These fellows have fac boat, fmnrh like the
mailboat, land were completely armed-each
man having a PAIR of pistols, sword, dirk
and muSket Twn passengers we're robbed of
73l dollars ~ specie, And IA short. we were
robbed Of Whatever wye had they took even
oar boots and !iatk--and, tom NY de>k, both
WRISTBANDS, peakuite and ) - la cash They
SAID ~ was loo hard tinleS. aud they must
:" 1--we" and very composedly ordered me TO
drink with them, aud OF my own wine. said
was a Il - Il good fellow, aud mast have
been a ptivtteersinan myself, else shout not
have known how 10 have treated them SO
WE'LL"
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RICHMOND, AUGUST "a.
FOR THE ENQUIRER.
Papers communicated to THE Agy7cuituyal
Society IF w ginia, and puGHShedb BIZ the
Committee IF Correspoudehce.


Papers communicated to the AgJ7cuLtuyaI
Society IF Virginia, and puJbsked BIZ the
Committee IF Correspondence.
No. IL.
From Juacs NJ Garuen Esy. Of Esser covpfy.
Continued from our ast)
The last part of this your 4th query
presents so extensive field OF invesiiga-
ton, that am much AT loss how in an
swer 1t. " The best management Of horses.
cattle, sheep, and hogs" is something.
apprehcmd, ofwhirhWe are very generally.
most profoundly ignorant but if kaifor
'choie starring, thorsfs excPpted) means
. 'noa economical" feel very confident.
that our district coulI furnish numerous
competitors ~ sHcl, contest, which n
would be no easy matter TO cqual-much
less To- surpass. And here perhaps, ought
To stop, lest lie naked facts should appear
SO extraordinary to Ill those vino paw any
thing resemblIug a farmer like ATTENTIONS
lO stock, as TO subject me 10 the suSpI-
cion Of Wishing io quiz my agric iliural
brethren tIaU which (il there be faiih ~
NAM nothing cart he farther from nv ~
ieuiiOn. To tell The truth aud shame
tie devil, has been the steady purpose of
my Whole ~" from NV earliest recollec-
ton but always believing that the
correction oicrrOr is one Of the most
salularv ende effected by the publication
of truth and that shame is full as power
iul an agent ~ conviction III producing
reformation, have ever considered Tie
publisher al liberty, according 10 his par
tlcuar fancy, ~ cudeavor ~ his mode oil
presenting fact, either 10 assail ibat sense
which most men have Of the first, or IA
aim only atpgoducing ihe other. ludced,
| believe, 'lai iere are men upon whom
shame vii act most powerfully AZ tlmcs
when their scusorIum is altogether imrpn
eIrable 30 conviction. Hni to begin viii
history OF ohr actual iaauagemrnl ant
leave II 10 you 80 call II Wtat y0u please
Our horsrs, plough soyset c&reTitA
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Il ud Navy; and, more recently, the At
iorney General has been included in the
number. The President Is authorized by
law. 10 require the opinions of these ofh-
GERS, in writing, on any question submit
s-cd 10 them, and he may take their opin-
ions IN any other manner. Through one
or the other of them all COMMUNICATIONS
of an official nature are, or ought 10 be,
addressed TO The President, and through
them all orders are issued III regard
To- the branches of the public service
conbded 10 their superintendance res
pec,ively. II Ia necessary, therefore, that
they should hold frequent communication
with him. IL is probable, that, during the
presence of the President at The seat of
government, he sees each of them at
least once every day. At times, accident
brings them all together AT other times
they meet by agreement, for the purpose
OF more full Interchange Of opinions
respecting public affairs, generally, or
.sprcliny ANY particular measure which
NAV be su2g sled.
These mee,ing< of the several great OFF,
GERS OF the government are, therefore.
matters of course they take place almost
every day, and certainly every week, IN
the year. They are, therefore, pregnant
with no important consequences, ana
prrtenlons neither of Peace or War. All
differences drawn from any reported SIT
ting OF The Cabinet must be vague and
c,Hjeclnral. Ii were well isuch employ
ment of the imagination were always as
harmless as IL is useless.
Under circumstances nearly analogous,
a similar mistake frequently takes place
IN regard to the proceedings of ,he Sen
ate OF The United States. On certain
portion of It's regular business, Chat relat
lag 10 the confirmation appointments,
Ne. and usually termed Executives bust
messy that body ARRAYS sits will, closed
doors. This occurs almost every day of
the session, and,no one who understands
the cause thnlls the circumstance worthy
81 notice. Yet. before now. d newspaper
paragraph, intimating that the senate
WAS Yesterday sitting mith closed doors, by
the help of a little I'al;c. has thrown the
quiduu0cs into fever Of impatience 10
know what was TO come oft. ID.
The secretary of the navy, Mr.. Smith
Thompson, accompanied BY gen. R.Swart
won't, and AR. Morris, lett This city yes
terdav evening for New York. We under
stand he viii return here in the fall, with
!'is family to take no his winter residence.
w. C.. Gd-. August lS.
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ltohMUNIChTED.
DIED l-on the 3Oih day at .lulv last al her
residence ia the county OF CuHheriand, Mrs
JAMES telict OF william JAMES. This IA
"Hs character thro' Iifc was such aS entities
her memory TO Il more lasting tribute at respect
i'ian The one now paid toii IL the most AT
dent attachment TO her husband duiiu.. his
lie aud unwearied fidelity 10 his memory from
the day OF his death ;S that ui her own "A peri-
OIL ~ MANY Years, at maternal tenderness which
knew no abatement. amt 4 most charitable dis
position lndui.ed with Il liberal hand are yir-
Ines, Mrs. James wis VirtunuS tur she nos
SeSSed them all, happIiv hipuhri with, mild
ahd social temper which cudearPd her i'm
hIEh degree 10 hcr neighbours That sine was
charitable. The distress manifested by those.
VINO shared her bounty at the loss Of their bene.
farircss VIII bear The best prOOt--ij j. said bv
| "A female i'iend who watched by her bedside
| mat during the long deiirinm which preceded
| llei death. she often spoke in the most pttyiur
accents OF ihe punt y requested that III mi ,,t
| be ted and ciOilCd-th ir i" un.ied.ed sides
/ their Topped an't window we'd rag. .pdness" hannt
| ca her Ia her dreams aud .,ave meaning To her
ihCGheTencirS lille the dignity of her man
| ne,S wuuii repei the obtru,iVe familiarity of
| rude persons, the Winning SOtIness OF her conn.
! tenancP lut voice invited tie nearer approach
! OF her friends. She presided over her house
mold aEd managed her .iile farm with 4 de-
| gree otgocd sense ard prudence which wonid
nave do"e crrdit 10 one of tie other SeX--In
short she " as a christian in heart and i'm Ierd
and It's beiPN C'l, we'll prepared To follow her
hhhudhn, anu TWO sous 10 huother world ieAv
lug one son 10 gaze on the vdcuiiN which death
/ haS Occ0SiorCd 80 the house OF his parents
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GRAND EypFRIAIrNr

Tie steam Sip Savannah, arrived nt Kim
sale iio"i Savannah in u daNS hom land TO
l"nd-d"rlng ~ days, Size worked her engine.
-lreviouS 10 her putin. in, 10 u said she was
chased by cutter under The impression thar she
was ship on tire.-We presume all crcum.
Siauces considered, that this was an a>:oui,h.
'nsly swift pasSaec.-This Icing the inst rN-
pctinent too, may he supposed la he attended
with those inco,,vei.iencies and DELAYS from
Which, ~ We advance. we shall gradual. eN-
tuCatc ourselves.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-08-24

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