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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-12
Eor sale, a,A great bargain ofered.

tOT Sdfe, d'id great bargain altered.
ETIVE hundred acres OF good FARMING LAND, lying
Il within four miles Of buckingham courthouse, aud
the same distance OF three manufacturing mills in
healthy and agreeable neIghbOrhoOd. The improve
nens, orchards, the springs OfwaieT and other
venences such may considered very sufficient
for farm Of that size and, fIom small experiments
II Is thought well adapted to the clover aud plaster
systen.-A minute descriptions is deemed unnecessary
piesnming that aus person wishing To purchase viii
previously view the premises. one third Of the puT
chase money will De required wbeu the sale is made
the balance ~ two annual payments.
Jan. IS. 7S..w8ws AARON FUOIfA
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FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.
G|SoR SALE, a variety nj GARDEN SEEDS, raised Ia
Il 'he neiesborhOOd OF this city, during t,e fast ye
apply at the store Of BENZ. =. billiard, nearly
opposite the Eagle Hotel, Tie subscriber. 4 Mrs.
TRENPS Garden IA Manchester. MARX fGGUrr.
Feb. 10. S3..tf
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FREDERicKsBURG, February 0.-On lionddy
night last, about II octock, The citizens of this
fown were aroused by the cru of fire. IL broke
out on The south side Of Princess Ann street,
6ttreen aD,eiia and JPiHiani streets in n rare
house 0Waed by Dir. JOHN Scott The house IN
tchch At originated, together tCith another raie-
house Belonging to hT. Scott, and a d,celiing
muse belonging to Hr. Thomas Proctor, anil Oc-
chpieG by Mrs. Graham, being all ,rooden build.
'hgs ana contiguous to each other icere consumed
'ctthom the possibility Of Saring them. together
ran great part o. the contents ct the rdrehcaSeS.
BeficeeA The dreiling house aud tie Rert budding
on the Soath side uucant lot Of ground interreli
ca Th'ch enabled the .iremen, and either citizens
toho hdd hoW assembled in cOHSide. dbLe numbers,
10 e're't themSeIcS Nth eject IN drroStiRg the
progress Of the flames By their ereriions the
taco remaining Buildings that side Of the street,
ana those on tie opposite side tcere Sdred.
m NE buildings consumed ,Cere not Of much ralue.
ne amount " goods destroyed is not aScertaiRed.
ihey 'cere orned by Dir. John Scott, Scott and
richards and John Pec6 d Go. Tie latter are sud
TO be the greatest losers.
From Curious concurring circumstances a general
impression precaHs that ihis fire tie cork of
some rie iRceHdiary, uho had judiciosIy selected
ms particular Petnt wth tie design If destroying
az tie southern section Of the IOWn. Ind had not
ne riHd 'rhich IN the early part Of the night 6lec
gale, become iight and rariable after midnight,
ne hea'sh purpose must haze been accomplished.
Ihemem6ers Of the Hope fire Company on this
OCCASION d,sptdyed their usual 0ctirity md seal
ana, to their erertionS, pTihcipaliy under pr0ri.
dshce. nuy be aScribed the merit of s4rin.- the
surrounding buildings. Herald.
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Richmond, Jan. 25.
POSYPONEWEN

POS IPUNEMENI.
TENHE sale Of Robert Canpbels property is postp"n-
Il ed until the l5rH DAY OF MARCH SEXr ia conse.
OF the long and present disposniou of Robert
Campbell, and in order that the said Campbell may On
bis recovery, make suitable arrangements wIth those
interested. HERBERT A. CLAIBORNE, Trustee.
Feb. 10.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-12

100 bHShetS Fresh Ciore, Seed,
PARTICULARLY selected IN BaitIin IRE and Phils
deiphIa, aud warranted OF superior quality for
""Ie ny VA. ANDERSON.
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JOHN WILLIAMS.
Hon. J. c. CALHOUN.

Department Of Var, !
Jan. s, 1920.
SIR: have received your letter of the
Isl inst. IN relation TO the orGer given by
Colonel Meigs, 10 remove tile settlers be-
tween the High"assee aud Tennes'
see rivers. Gu examination of the orders
given 10 Col. MeiSs, regret TO fluid oneof
the llih OF Oct. last, issued after had
leit the Seat of Government for the
south, which by mistake of my listruc-
tons upon the subject, directs The re-
DOval of inlruders upon the " ceded'
lands, instead Of lie reserved lands, AS
WAS intended. Col. Meigs has been ay-
prised of the mistake, and that The re-
mOval was intended 20 be made from
the lands reserved 10 the Cherokees, ~,
stead OF from the lands coded 10 the u.
States by the Cherokees, and las been
directed 10 act accordingly.
have tic honor 10 be, your most obt.
servant,
J. G. CALHOUN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-12
Your obedient servant,
JOHN WILLIAMS.

Washington, jim. | 1920.
DEAR SIR have just learned through
the medium OF Tennessee newspaper,
that Colonel Mrigs, the Cherokee Agent,
has received orders TO remove The settlers
between the Highwassee and little Ten
nessee rivers, i'll lie state OF Tennessee.
IL THIS information is true, | will thank
you 10 inform me OH what ground tins
order issued, and the circumstances
which produced il.
Very respectfully, your ebedient SER
want,
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-10-17
MECHANICAL PANORAMA,
OR
Temple Of Industry.

fTNHIS ingenious mechanical inyension, which has
l. been viewed BY large proportion OF Abe VA
hablants oil New York, Bo.toe, salen, aud other
places in America, with surprise and delight, Is now
exhibiting in this town, by Mr.. JACo Ill, The
inventor, lately from Paris.
1t consists OF a large number of Aut omaton
Figures apart OF whom compose Musical Band.
and appear to perform with great accuracy, Ava
rety OF tunes, upon various instruments. Some are
engaged in various mechanical empoyments, nfJv-
ing 10 the most regular aud natural manaer. others
pass before the audience, exhibiting themselves N
abe most singular attitudes. A besutifni MER-
MAID sings several tunes and three Birds perform
= trio in u handsome style. Those who have wit.
messed this performance, have been aston shed at
the near resemblance OF these Au,omatons, in all
shcir motions, to living beings, and are satisfied
shat work Of art was ever before eontfived So
nearly to initiate lie.
The price Of admittunce is only II lie cents--
children half price. Place OF exhibition, at CO.
lumbar Hail. Midje-Street. Doors opened at 6
0'cIock in the Evening.
ON. JACOfEL offers his services TO the
pabl,r IS a maker aud repairer of ORGAN He
also manufactures the Gil ASS PIANO, n besuii-
ful little ms runent. Portland Oct. 10
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Stop a Horse Thief!
800 REWARD.

A PERSON who called his name STEPHEV
IA SMITH, took Horse from the stable Of the
subscriber, on Wednesday the Goth inst. to 20 10
Stroudwater, and return in four hours; but has
not re'urned-and the last intelligence that has
BEEN obtained Of him, was at Topsham bridge,
where he crossed On the following Thursday even.
ing.-Said smith is about 80 years of age, feet,
Or 10 Inches high, blue eyes, Roman nose, thin
favored, light compile xion, had on snuff colored
clothiny--sad he belonged Hartford. Conueci-
cot, aud had been IN the business of driving cattle
aud sncep from Maine 10 Brighton, Daneersa, &c.
for several years past had with hlm pair Of post
bags, and a Comfortable sum OF money, in bank
bills and specie The horse is years o.d light red,
black nans and tail his tail long cnd slim, loss
mud gaunt bull, trrfered with bis hind feet When
travelling, had the hair rubbed OF the rump about
the size of PERSONS finger, on the right side, a
little above he ,dil-New saddle, with two red
girts, spotted housing limitation OF Leopard .kin,
silver mantle and siiver plated surrups-new curb
briic, with double fe,ns aud plated bits.
ErpA reward OF 20 Dollars, and
nil necessary charges will he paid 10 any person
who will return said horse and thie to the subscr
Der at Portland ten dollars for The horse. saddle
aud bride. The person above aes.ribet il.
sometimes known by the name Of Freeman Dun
ham,
JONATHAN McKENNY.
PovtI,od (0rf a fglO
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FROM THE PALLADIUM.

On 1e death Of tie R,p. SYLVESTER LAssEp
~hO died August 3lsi, a. Ns~-,rlcans.
ANGEL Of Desolation, Paia and Wee
Another triumph for thy blood eta med wreath
Tn iu.ata,c shaft Of fell disease has won.
HARMED, the youthful vicegerent Of Heaven,
The faithful, jealous Pastor, friend beloved,
Has I" bowed submission" to III all wise behest
Gould zeal undaunted in tn Eternal's cause,
Or nobiest virtue. Of the gentle breast.
mind precocious, rich in human life.
Sweet, saintlike purity Of heart aud life,
Devotion to tho wretched sinners cure,
And the best interests Of IMMORTAL man
Could fond affection Of most generous friends,
The woes and silent grief Of her most loved,
The fearful sorrow Of his flock bereayed,
Have torn him from the dread des.rsyer's srssp,
Still would'st thou, HARMED, grace the "sacred
DESK"
Raising, with the eloquence divinc, thy hands,
la duplication feryid, humble. pure,
To the blost Mercy Seat Of Deity;
Imploring the be1lgnant, glorious dawn
or the bright "sun of righteousness and love,
On still thankless and benishted world.
!. Zeal like to his in his Rsdeemer's cause,
Ever alert aud burning, like the fame
Perennial by ves,al yisils fed,
When shall it spring to active life again!
Disdaining the alluremsnts. bland and soft,
That call'd him to the worlds seducing joys,
I've hobby spurned their soul subduins wiles,
Conforming pleasures base, ignoble ease
Unearned by contest with Msssiah's foes.
Boldly ne grappled, en- an hsHs strong hold,
With fierce .4poilson in his worst array,
Exhibiting the various zeal and soul
Of a true soldier Of the Christian Faith,
Aud triumphed nobly DER the demon foe.
He now has yielded his most precious life
To foe invincibls, whose ruthless arm
Meier yet was known blessed mercy e'sr to shew
To feeble sons Of Adams sinful race.
Did gentle, soothing, superstitious awe,
In this respondent day Of gospel light,
Raise, in the holy canon, martyred man
To rank with Saintsd Spirits Of the Church,
Surely his faith, his energetic zeal,
His sacrifice of lifs's alluring charms,
And cheerful yielding e'en OF life itself
To the Great Donor Of the matches gin
or life eternal to our short spanned race,
Might claim martyrs amaranthins crown.
Fled is the model for our country's youth,
The Church's pride, the fondly cherished friend
The snxious Shepherd Of struggling flock,
Thy hope, o hapless city Of the West!
Dead TO the world, to parent, brethren, wife,
His soul Is God's--his blessed example ours.
| OSCAR.
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u az l. TIE
SHEIP NEWS

\ The duties on American productions have bee q
reduced from IA to - per cent al valorem. At st.
Miehaels and no American tonnage duty 10 ex.
. acted.
Three Tunisan and three Tuscan vessels are
| said To have been captured by ths Aisefins
squadron, durin. their late cruise.
| VESSELS SPOKEN.
| Sept. %. lat -, long 50, brig Bellisaria.. ~
! days from Liverp ,cl for Wisosssct.
Oct, 3, lat 40, long 63, ship Jane, Dfumnond,
q, day. from Liverpool, for Bristol or Boston.
! Sept. "a. on Georges Bank, brig Args, ofthis
port.
Sept os, lat Al. long 81. sch Jubilee. Of saco.
! Sept. 81, on Grand Bank, brss Decatur. of
Wisoas, et, from Alexandra, and Missionary II
Kennsbnnk from New Oorieans.
! Oct. !, of South Shoal, brig Edward, from ths
port for Guadalupe.
Sept. 5, off rayal, brig Minerva, Of New Bed
! ford, with $50 hbl,. oiI-she had spoken, few
day. b.fo.e, brig Com. Decatur, with 10 bbls.-
and had landed at Faya., Young man by the
mama OF Charles Leonard, Of Nindhsm, who
died next morning effects were to be sent to
Bath, in the brig Pilgrim.
SHIPPING MEMoRAEDa.
Brig Rebecca, Tate, Of this port, fr Havana,
ar nj Baltimore 9Th inst.--sch Mary Ann, Prince,
from this port.
Brig Nimrod. Blanchard, Of this port, ar at
Philadelphia 9th ipst.-seh Ilsley, Loring, from
ST. Andrews, ar 9th.
Brig Milo, of this port, for Baltimore, loading,
was at Halifax let inst
Brig Trident, Mason, Of Kennebonk, u dsys
from Cowes, was at Gibraltar Aug. 25.
Sch Fountain, Hill, Of this port, ar at Baltimore
ed inst.
Brig Mount Hope, Trefether, of Bath, was up
at Philadelphia, for New York 2d i1ss.
Arrived under Sewail's Point, in the Chesa-
peake Bay, Both ult. schs kebecca, Crockett, Of
Thomaston, from York river, for Few York
Dolphin, Nutting, Of do from James river, for do
MARY spear, Spear, Of do. from Richmond, for
90 .-Cornelius, Biskey, do. do. do.
Sch Jackson, of this port, for Baltimore, clear
ed at Norfolk Both ult.s
ia sail Of vessels ware lying between Old
Point Comfort and Fort Nelson, on the 1st inst.
chiefly wind boupd-40 or SO more were in Nor
folk harbour. With the exception of two days,
list and 25th of sept.) the winds had prevailed
evefy day from East since Aug. 20.
Sch Globe, Hill, of soco, lor Cowes and a mar
kst sailed from Richmond isi inst.
Sch Catharne, Singer, Of Ihomaso"n, for
New buryport, base. AT Georgetown, Col.
Brig PsSgou, Hail. of Wi,casset. for Havana.
cleared nt Mobile. previous 10 Sept. 7.
Sch Harmony, Church, of Bath, via Now Bed-
ford ar at Norfolk lot inst.
Eastport-Albion, Of Warrington, Of
, steuben-soops Arson, of Northyarnouth-and
Industry, Of Jonosborough.- 9th, ar schs Tanta-
mount, Allen, Lubec Ospra, Loring, OF North
yarmouth, 4 days ir do.--sl Seven Brothers Bry-
ant from do. all with plaster-schs Three sisters,
Quoddy-Hancock and Prospect, BeifssEVie
tory. Hampisn-Frances, Marlborough Jane,
Liacoavills-Boston, Baih---sIoops Messenger,
| do.--Packst, FROM this pert.
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AISncE /. hereby given to the noo.rs.iden.

~ props.elors Of tie following described lots OF
umn'pros.d isnds,in che town OF 3ucksport, in the
county Of Hancock, that no person has appeared
70 discharge the taxes on said lands for the year.
1915 and 1919, committed 10 me TO collect, ex.
i'o'led IA Inc following lists, and that shall pro-
ceed 10 sell al Pubic auction, 10 the highest bin.
der ~ much oi tie several lots Of lauds aforesaid
as sball be sufficient TO discharge the said taxes
thEfespective lots. aud all necessary intesveuing
charges, on SATURDAY, the twenty eishlh day oil
s1ctabes next, at ten O'Clock ia The forenoon, a.
We house OF Noah Sparhawke, Innholderin Backs
|psrt, unless prevented oy the previous payneat OF
saia taxes and charges.
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THE REMONSTRANCl


never thought my song of woe
Would ever cause those tears 10 flow
Oh precious drops . too kindly given,
For one unfit for Earth or Heaven.
A wandersr, in a world OF care,
never wish'd my gtieis TO share
With any mortal breast below
Those grieis which babe thy tears to toN!
There was time when feeling strong
Prompted my tongue to speak Of wrong
OF sorrows | would fam forget
They will not leave my memory yet.
do no, seek thy smiles or tears -
The wild dreams OF my earlier years
Have left me--like ruin'd stone,
Which speaks Of rirtues--past and gone!
There is a light no eye can see
Save niue alone in mystery -
There is a yoice-wbch summons loud
And hands which beckon 10 a shroud -
go-and thou wilt then no more
Remember him whose grief, are DER -
Which cannot nor my spirit move
Oh dry those holJ tears of love
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!rrtrac, Of a letter from Gen. yonssL Long, TO a
seafir,on Of this parish, dated Fort Botipar,
aug. 18Th.
"Oa the Both OF last month surprized and
gave battle 10 Ire Csrangua Indians. a race Of
CsDnbss. who have within few years mur-
dered and ATE more Than 200 Americans
We bad every advantage IN point OF attack. as
they felt 10 perfect security Until We were
within 40 yards Of them. The enemy were
full four to one. aud the fshi lasted more than
} minuies--iheir lss. was terrible ours one
killed aud nine severely wounded, two since
dead. other. sill dangerous few women
aud ehildren we've una'oidsbly killed IN ae-
ton. These Indians fghi with bows aud
arrows, spears AM tom ihavks. ! am building
a slroas ior' on a beautiful peninsula, beiween
the gull OF Mexico aud bay of Trinity"
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Stree.
lusiuesS
c ofthe
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Sale at Auction,

ITO BR cold at Public Auction on Tuesday the
= Sit dsy Of October in q. at ! l O'Clock A. M
., the Office Of James Neal 10 Portland to close the
toacerns Of the Uoiei Marine and Fire Insurance
Company Of Portland.
4 note Of hand signed by David Little and
Mortgage deed ef Laod in Kennebunk ON
shieh there 10 due about Sl23
note Of hand signed by s,''a Whi,ney,Jr, $50
do do Joshua Webb, ~
do do Mo,e. Moody, 2 notes so
do do TO-. + Wood, 2 rotes, 9S7 so
do do William Jeweu, 9ol
do do John Dean, Jr. 13S
DO do John Miuos, 2 noies, lac
Execution ". Henry punaE, Elq about 400
do W. DAME Tucker. I'LL
Also the Furniture o. the Office.
BY order Of II sOUTuCATB.
p. GRIZZLY c.-,,
]. HALL, ''
Rortisad, Oct 10, 1890
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PWsaYRYa

Mn. snuRLrY-l offer you the following beau
t,f.l .tfu.on because 1t was written by one. OF a
talent, uneqnivocally poetical. Perhaps there
are many who will discern IN it the promise OF
something brilliant and many may recognize
the music of harp, on whose strains they have
been lie lighted to linger. There is chsstenes'
and beauty in such lines these, which we al
ways love TO shew To those who lovet To read po'
sfry.-I promise yog another for your next p.Pef'
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-10-17
ItISOELLAW q

The Great Snake worshiped as a Deity in .
Mountainous district of the Mogul Empue, in
hsbted by the Rajas.
Of this enormous reptile a traveller gives the
following description The natives suppose him
to be coevai with the world. which at hi. deceass
will be at an end. Mis- hsbitstion was the cavern
at the foot of rock. at tue opening u which va,
plain Of 400 yards surrounded by moat. ua-
derstood he generally came out once week,
against which tine such a, make religious vows
cary'k,ds sr fowls, and pieque, them on the
plain. About nine in the morning his appearance
was announced 10 me; | stosd on the Ranks of
the moat. opposite the plain lie aas unsieldly,
thicker in proportion TO his length than snakes
usually are, and scene / Of that species the Per-
SLAMS called Ajdha.-fh.re was Kid and some
fowls pioque,sd for him. lie took the hid In HE
mouth, and wss some Tins squeezing his thrcse
10 force /, down, while he threw about his tail
with much activity. lie then rolled along 10 tia
most, where he drank aud widowed IN the mud.
lie returned 10 his cavern. | crossed the wsieT
in the afternoon and supposed from the PRINT in
the mud, has diameter Ia be upwards oftwo Ieet.
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INSPECTION NOTICE.

HE subscriber being continu-
ID 10 one a. Depu y Inspector Of Butter and
Lard, for the towo OF Portland, BY appointment Of
the Inspector General Of those arces 10 this State,
gives uo,ice, thar constant and prompt attention
wili be given to the business at the Inspection OF
dee osiy, ia Main Street, near the head Of Green
Street. ], may be useful to mention 70 those VINO
export Butter and Lard out OF 'he state, thar the
s,;k Of paying one dollar City cenas for each ksg
chopped for expectation, which has not heeo 10
speeted !, greatly increased BY the particular in
junction If The Executive of this STATE . Inspectors
asd their Deruts', rating TO the discharge Of
their duties.
Coua,rv Traders and others, may be &C.
sommodat.d with safe aud suitable Storage Cor any
Susutily Of the above articles, At the Offiee.
John X. SMITH, Dep. inspec'r.
Portland, Der. Io-l62o. ,2w.J
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AlExANnRIA. fLouIsIA.A.l y

ALEXANDRIA. LoUisIasa.) sspr. z.
Wewere indaced 10 state some week since,
upcn Information received fsom Haehilocbes,
that !" free trade" was permitted with the
peigbboring Spanish provinces We learn,
by gentleman recently from Naohiiocbes,
thai such IS not The esse-snd that there WAS
oay ecn,rsband trade revived. aud carried
Oh To some extent
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REMOVAL,

Joseph JOHNSON, has removed from Ex-
q chan .e.street 20 the Store next to Col, john
l.. storer. .uia..ie Street which was formerly occu
pied by Messrs Lanes wLere he Offers for sale q
general assossmept Of
English, French, India g. American Goods.
Plr,iend July II, 1890
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-10-03
Valuable Tobacco Laad al 1nclioo-

SHALL offer for sale at public auction, on the an
WedHeSday ii Oct06er neat, my farm lying IN the
couHty Of Albemarle within ~ miles Of ScsftsyiIle
upon James River, and the same distance from warren
containing between five and six hundred acres. one
half Of which is cleared and In high state Of cnya
lion the balance prime tobacco isnd. This land lice
iemaTkabiy vel, and Is admirably adapted 10 the use
{ clover and plaisef, ofwbich free has been made
OF the last ten years. am warranted in saying thar
his IS the richest farm TO the size Nv the cosnty there
rot being leu acres ~ exhausted land upon the
ifaci-Ihe improvements are comfortable dwelling
house, with all necessary oot bonses and veil cnclo
ed garden, large harm aud new tresbing nacbins,
&c. sc. Sc. shall seed about 100 bushels ~ wheat
principally w tobacco and faiiow lands ths fall will
contract for this and privately until the Sept in
The event Of my selling II, Dotte will be given invite
persons in Of good lard come aud view this;
as avn extremely anxious 10 sell, aud will give great
bargain IN u. TENS and three years credit bond
with approved security aud deed Of trust will he re-
CURED for The hrs payment aud deed Of rnst emily er
The two lsst payments Possession given The Jsny.
Immediately after the sale 81 the land. viii sell Az
nv stock Of Horses, ldftie,S HousfhofdoUd Kitchen
Fnynhnre; plantation Joofs-iogelhci viii lbe crop
Of corn, outs, feddcr &c. Terms 81 ale.
August 20' 5J..tcs- wm. DYER.
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the pkGLg AND ruR woRN

rnE EAGLE AND THE WORM.
IA FABLE raoM ruR crRN.N os urnnr,1
The giant Eagle sosr'd on high
Into the resicrs OF the sky:
Dash'd through the cloud, i'm sIorious state
Aud on.thc highest inountsiu sate
ava saia -
,,,a heIs, tnen, STAND,
v,Th'. . y. ~ n'nsaomIxno sna,i ny
., uuls sublime, untrodden land
"hoea" P'ea'h me r
Gil, u
80. " s"'s'. VOICE ne iook.u around,
How cannst shou here y the Eagle called
IL til--from heiow T.
And how then ksre ?'-s SrayIsd.'
-
v. ,,t,i.,... -. !. $780,,
Ye CHANG r,ior. a,a ca',,,
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city and New York, states that on Thursday
about Two miles from Cape Henry light house.
he was fired on by patriot brig Supposed the
Washiugton) under Danish colors. This was
done without being hailed or receiving any
previous Information from the brig. The shot
passed close under the bow of the schooner.
Capt. Is. continued his course up the bay, and
before he got out of sight, he saw pilot boat
20 alongside the brig-aud soou after the lat-
ter filled away and came into Hampton Roads.
dmerieaR.
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s:ISEIl.

master OF languages, named DdRdoDl, died lately at
beIh, literally through of the becesares Of life.
appears that he gave Instructions his pupils during
Say ana Solicited aims al night Under the lsor Of his
dpdiirt were for nd concealed 40 900 in spe-
Gle lie bai ober heir ths,n his brother whom he
had refused TO see for 81 years, because he had
ie''er TO him without paying postage.
London p0pe,-.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-10-03

by this statement appears that the united ages
lhe twenty lime persons above enumerated amounts
2ii3 years, being average of nearly years eao
we question whether the like instance Of So great
pInpofiok OF aged persons can be found In any
IN the United States. -