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'Hb experimenting "t DAVIDSON Il SNEIL was
= uisssi'ed by tnuiHHl Consent the Isl day If
mHch.'...al debis owing 10y me late hi m in Rich
m"hu, wiz be raid by James smell, whsn all per
sons lnhebied for work done IN the cicincnd Br,r
Hi2 Mone H0HuIdrt0rg, will make prompt pa,u.nt.
.nsS lh"ehttd ioT vSk done G the PIters6Hts bst,r
H'I Stone HGHHioctOry, will make pa, inent therefor
To Jas. Davidson, who in like mann-t IN pay ali debts
o"hr ny the tate urn i'll that pace The Subscribers
tahr tbis opportunity of rendering their lends aud
Tie pubic Eehora their sc-lr sna heartfelt thanks
of Tue very neral encouragement they have received
III Tue line Of IhriI profession. From The apuTobation
thrir stones have received by IL. ma:iy excellent
hliIeis who have tined them rsvry secsm Of this
state, as well as North CatcIlna The suhsc rtts are
indnctc still 10 hope that the liberal eusunrageuent
htueitn received viii b.. cortnued either of The
uhde' signed. These wbs will please TO favour James
Shell, III kichiIi"hd or James Davidson ia Petersburg
may he assured that every ex-fton will he made and
Pets"ha' ala gwen gratis, To render thenI perfectly
salisi"d.
JAMES SMELL has Al hand ceni,leie assortment
" IILL MN.NES Of all sizes. at his shop in Rich
inohd, ON 18th, between ID and l. streets where or
dsis viii he Ibankuly received, and promptly attend
ed to. ~
JAMES DAVIDSON has on hsnd complete "a.
toTtmsnt Of MILL STONES, OF all sizes at his shop
IN Petersburg. IN Old street r. FuTi & Co.'S mill
where orders viii be Thankfully eiyed nd prompS
attended to 'p"'
Al either of the above factories NAV he obtaiu
ed ready rladf, VeGttg FINISHED, warranted REAL
FRENCH BURR MILL STONES, combining strength
WIN 6e0Wg. In consequence Of the hardness nf The
times, tie Subscribers viii self MIL stones ir Rich.
h"nh or Petersburg, M credit tnflue months at
Their former cash prices IN every instance Two en-
doi str' will he required, foI cash liberal discount
VIII be made. JAMES SHtLL,
wsrch2I. jol liz
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SIR AI.FRFI1

'F'HIS superior HORSE. will be found the present
season, part Of his time at the Falls Plantation
~ Chesterneid county, aud part al Mr. William ID
iay iot's, IN Hanover conntY-to Wit: We viii sematp
~ thestefheid, from this time, beiRe The commence.
MeHf OF the season, until the 18Th Of April and IN
hanover tom the 18th Of prll until the 18th Of stay
ava asais IN Cheseraeid from the 18th MAY TO The
18Th Of June AID Hanover fran that time until The
iSih n iUiv. vheu the season viii expfre
SIR ALFRED Is 30 we'll kn-wn Tor his beauty Of
lofin his hish blood, aud performances on the fnrf
tha ~ Is thought unaecesaty state tr particular
10 ne pH"iic. hIs STOCK Is inferior to being
s"n OF TIE celebrated imported botse SIR MARRY
ance. ,vffffass uAxNgf
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y DESTRUCTIVE FiRE.--rJr fF1rday nirht the
large UdrohoMSe in mis- cifg cary street 6I, Gy
Hr Y. ~ Harris tcdN bUrHt 10 TIE gpseRH. TNr
jmmcaSs qHa1iHV IF 9owr oDd other 0JiicleS Sio,ta
tn a. hurst the doOr, dad outer Udf ara AOae Of The
Ts "a she counting room grHte is SDJ pOsc 10 L0t
'c0fferCd on lie tOTer foOr amt to hare caught ME
b""died hay. Tie IRE commenced d5oat , O'cIorS, ,
d"d ne trhOic ;lone nus in H01eS. Tie ,ruSi
ydTt TdS 'ccGPicf 1g HfAs'S. James FISh,t amt
SON. Dir. ~. @ PeHSfsiOR. Commission NerckantS)
M John Bst'S, and 'ir. Ro"iett's coWHfing hOxSes
tile back Pdrt separated By q thjct briok l0Eli-
fIOm, by Mr.. r. n. Hdtris as a to6ucco Sdcicrs...
The destruction ~ property Usrg c1asidey0 5is
ftO"r estimated ~ or tH00 bdrrsLS, Sc. sc. TIE
uhOIs loss perhGpS PROM 50 10 = 10 ,o0n M Othsr
house c6HSn. curing to the elrrliOaS az me IRE en-.
gines, 10 a ediH atmosphere. uWa IL 5rtf rOeis.
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Mareh u.
NOTICE..

HOl ICE.
~ Friday, the 2sth 1fprJt Herf wilt sell 10 the
~ highest bidder, that well kuoWn tract uf Land w.
ing Ia Amelia county, Va called THE FIVE FORKS
being within OF mile OF Amelia coa.t IIouse-rx
ceIed by no c0nnuy stand this section for Jcycrg
containing by late sGfyey 694 acres. The land lies
wen, and IS adapted To the culture OF corn wheat
TOBACCO aud clover within few miles Of several good
manufacturing stills Those inclined view this pro.
perry previous 10 the day Of bale viii please call ON
MI ATmistead r. Towns. living win miles of THIS
lanl, who viii shew IT, The terms viii he one half
caSn or young negroes al valuation Reasonable time
VIII ne gwen for The other half Posses. ion will be
by FnwtN = sNu
March u. ioa a..
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!Siapies ofthe Riehuoud gIarke,.

Tobacco old SIS a IO--Corn : = 50a2 Ii
Flour, 81 I2k-MeaI 81 ais Wheat
92 ct.-Hemp ) 40 a $50 pei ton-Oats b " 40
cents.
Grocrrics.-Sugars S ~ i2l-Coiiee 26 30
cts. pei lb.-MOla>scs IS 10 cts per gallon
Gu, Herrings So I as s per bbi.-Bac0n. q
II II cents. per lh.--Rnm, West India So X
100 cts.-Whiskey 81 IS cts. per gallon.
PRICE OF STOCKS.
Bank OF Virginia. so
Farm RS Bank ...........SO
ID. Bdhk ...,.s......9l "a 90
Marine Stock ...............p par
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E2Y virtue Of the lasi will aud testament Of Joseph
ii DMm'lhat, deed shall as Executor Of the said
CITY Of hshmond, IN Monday. the 3d dan of 4prH
next, At " o'clock 10 the highest bidder upon credit
"I one ana two years, (the purchaser 10 give bonds
shu security aud deed Of trust ~ secure the uur.
Sbase money! the following LUMBER HOUSE AND
1907 or LAND-viz enc large Brick Lumber
ee' towards the river. Also, tract Of land living In
We county ~ Henrico, FAR rom the lands of Jndve
nasha' ana Df. Adams containing, according 10 the
aees' twenty i've acres, being The more or lees
UANiEL CALL,
Marshal. 10, ,H
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Tuenfy Dollars Reiro5d-

~ ANhWAf from the subscriber, living in Fairfield
Di'Iict, South Carolina, about the last II Nav or
he hrst OF June, 1910, negro man named JfM about
he eet Ten OF eleven inches high he 10 coarse shoe
asfneI-he was bought OF hr. George Hohber, Prince
Niliam c%uHiy, virginia. will give twenty dollars
70 any yetson who will lodge hn in jill that get
Marched. tns
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n citizen Of pirsipio, (who occupies as b, were
nenfrat position between the sister cIies If SOr6R
NAH and Sew YORK; so much pleased with The manly
explanation OF Mr. Golden In reply to the high.Wnjsd
irueT at Mr. Charlton, that he sill camnnt hear
trusting thai an accommodation may TAX p,are c
may euahle The ch'rns Of Savannah prof by 'iIr
humane nuniticence ~ New York Every higk. suuI ed
American would rejoice in such event.
MEDIATOR.
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Artrae. Of ietie, recoipcd al re Comp,ier

oWrr, 6y last nleht mail dated
MeuUpoIitan Once, ;Georsetn~p,)
marrb 22;.
y Dull was his morning fougli be-
Tween Cunsmn,lor1S DrIa,gr and Barron.
IN are wounded Report says Decatur
MORALLY Barron OI He hin"
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MOL ICE.

A Ii persons having claims against the estate OF
Part Graham deed. are requested Ia make them
known Immediately iuord"r that aTaug uiay
be made for the payment OF The same.
AkCHD SAMUEL, .idIqr.
de boR'S non g) Pdai GTGhGHI, dec'd.
Caroline county, March ~ IOI.. wIu.
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DWetary aud Othe' UairGseS Committed
N Saturday hight last, the lIih INST between the
~ hours 81 nine und ten O'Clock, A RANUITII OF
DESPtRADOtS, nominating themselves night qu;rI
win masks on their faces voleuuy aud unlawfui-v
nfoke open the Directing House of the ubcrber l,y
forcing The bar o the door and breaking in two enter
tag therein, taking and dragging him out bIndiodins
MN suo carrying him through ihe street thTeateniaI
nm with the most severe ana cruel yunsn,n nj If lie
sp"Ar one word III viTGit alton of his rights n 4
ih2 more like SdpOcrS thrn civilized man !eavup
also bis deer open 10 the mercy of any Tob5rr-fun
maging his Louise and DRINKING his spiruans liquors
remaining on The COUNTER and committing every scTf
Of depreciation Inore becoInng robbers than noness
men.
Cnncoivng y nay dirty a citizen, do therefore gi,e
the above publicity III order thai ever, bones bonss
keeper may he aware Of the acts of such vie perpe
TRAITORS, rh0 are not smsnabe To tn laws IL God o.
man. MrRTo SrJrIVaN
Market sqWGre, Petersbmrg, March Is
B.-The above hOrrid deeds again committed
on my house and self Wednesday aIght last about
the ho"r OF " O'Clock, ~hen asleep IN my bed but
with more violence coiluiitled myself.
NJ. SULLIVAN.
warren Ei' l0l
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tcoMMUkIckTED.
DIED. lat his residence, tue 9th inst.
long and tedious Illness, hr. hunle Jordan U HenTc",
leaving Respectable aud sorr0wiui family tplore
his loss. TIE died IN the 7oIh isa of hIs age-having
been for ~ years constant and member OF
Tive Bapiis' Church. lie was upright man, alice
tonSte father, and yeiy humane and seNIcsabls
nelPh
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We extract the following from letter o.
Mr. Floy of the II. of n. from Virginia as
i'cssed 10 the Editor of The Lexington News
ietier.--lt paints in very clear terms ihe vari>
nus WlicacS which have been canVasseB al
Wa.IIns ton. nd ihc fmhar.assriAuia viii
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Notice to Mas0nS u Bridge RDiideyS

LNOtfCt 10 NhUSOHS y GFiGOR YIRflHpGS
DRoPOS AIS will he received tiL the ifh oT .},lnr
a asrt, by the subscribers, FOR THE FittCiiDN
OF TOLL hRIDGB across JAMES river Ill tnis place
The river Is 293 yaTas wide IT the contemplated site OF
The bTidse--ihe average depth thereof common law
"ateT ia summer two feel nine inches bottom EiA
emtirriy acToss Thee are several nua,ties al
rock, of good quality not more uan $50 rds distant
from the site the waters and the WOODEN af-
rais can he conveniently obtained by lout ,Le
netghborhO"d either above below. lie bridge is
To rest on piers 10 feet aDa each pier to lie ~ tesl
wide al ihe b"tom aud feet the top rs feel hgh
aHd 70 feet iOHg, Of solid masonry OF the niusl sub
sania riho aud Tue top will he required of timber of
suitable size aud strength m Substantial
plank. One fourth of the cost 81 the bridge viii he
PAID wien the work commences one fourth hen half
hnished, ond the balance The complexion Of the
work. BOND With approved security will he required
rom The undertaken before any noHJy is ADVANCED
The above rs tue general plan IF the bridge r0nten.
plated by the board O managers but is subj, c, 10 he
altered upnn the suggestion of one more aputu,ed =
communications may be nrade by any person disposed
To undertake This work. to the a.ents a
the bridge cn'rPHn!, at Gainesville, Virginia
SAMUEL WILSON,
p. b. DEANE.
JOHN q. DANIEL.
n Inc Editors OF the National IuteIligrncer will
please 'nsett me above twice week t the jth lane
aho forward ther account TO this Office for payment.
Public Sale Of Penitentiary Goods, al Iuc.ion,
w Ill take place on HRdnCSd0y, ire lofh OF dp;-ii
TO commence at 10 orc och ii fair IL not on the
neNt fair day atlhe Penitrliary when will be offered
Tor safe IN INVOICE OF GOODS amounting from
~ 10 i5,o0D worth, consisting Of the following arti-
cies, VIZ wagons, carts, draws, wbeatfans aud
p'oushs OF various patterns AVID sizes plated brass
moupied carriage aud gig harness, Wagon and cart
gear large quantity Of domestic virginia cotton
ana nag aud cotton cloth best eured hair and moss
mattresses hne aud coarse shoes ; wrought nails
very superior Burr mil stones of different sizes (war
raned equal 10 any ever made y seine and wrapping
twine bed core and ding lines cloth hair h,arih
"InDpihg aud shoe brushes liz ware, &C. &c.
ihe attention OF the public is respectfully iHyiied 10
thls sale Most Of ;he goods Of mann.
'actHe, ahd cah be recommended as being Of unex-
erph"hable qnalhy and will positively be Sod.. 49,.
ceeding ) 100, siAty days; i too and not exceeding
SOC, IGOR months; = 400 and apwaTds six months
cle1h-Purchasers giving note: negotiable at Rans
uHeC'ois' NJ. Il. RICE,
agent JOT Males
MaFCh 2I' IuI. ,tdsG0
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VIRGINIA: At rules holden IN the Clerks ono ~
the Superior Court " Chancrry tor the Richmond
District, the 18th day Of March, 1920
samuel NinfTee, and James " WinfTee. trading un
der The hrm Of samuel Winfree Co. Japes gray
and Young Pansey, tiadEg uudet The fJfu of tlay &
Fankey, and AbueT Ninfree. ana Theodelck Ferguson
trading under The hrm Of Hnfree & Ferguson.
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lohn smlth and Da,id MIm......... I3lalntl9s.
n JeSfC,
IVA W

Comuissiorcr'5 Office RictHoud 50 mo. II ts2B.
The parties interested Ia me foregoing dtcresi o..
der Of the Csptt ave deIed 20 take notice thar have
appointed The 25th day Of the 9Th month (Bsy) nett
to commences The accounts above directed. on whieb
day, al O'Clock A. ". they srt repaired 90 attend
a. ny Office IN this city with ~ TIE necessary decu
men's ready fer examination aud seuemen'
AMOS LApD, &c.
March -. lol.,Ist
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CHaNCERY....At a Court nf O. arI-tiy Sessions
continued and held tor Cumberland county, the ist
day or March, 1920
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March "a.

II Inc Editors OF the National InteIliErncer will
please insert me above twice week t the jth lane
aud forward their account to this Office for pa,rnt
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-02
FEDERAL COURT.
CASE OF THE PIRATES.

~ ACE OE Il AAAS AAe~AA AS'
Yesterday, the Federal Court took Up
the case of the crew Of the Irresistible. who
were last year found guilty Of piracy. Mr.
Stevenson, on behalf OF the assigned counsel
If The prisoners, stated to the Judge that he
had examined the exception which be had
intended to bring before the Court. but was
satisfied upon deliberate investigation Of ii.
thatthere was nothing in it. He should
therefore decline bringing the exception be-
fore the court. The Chief Justice then OBJ
served that he was aware of the point that
the Counsel would have presented that be
lad examined it both upon principle and
authority and he was satisfied, as far as
the course of his own mind would permit
him TO decide, that the Counsel were cor
rect in their decision. 1T was, as we un-
derstand, that the prisoners were about be-
ing sentenced under law, which would
have expired by its own Limitation, ere this
time, though it has been continued by an
act Of the last Congress.
The Judge then ordered the prisoners to
be brought TO the bar; and asked them,
one by one, whether they had any thing to
say, why the sentence of the law should not
be pronounced upon them. Some of them
remained silent most of them, however,
gave short narrative of the partwhich they
had had in the acts Of the Irresistible, con-
tending some that they had been forced to
join in the enterprise; others, that they had
been deceived into the beliefof the vessels
being a lawfully commissioned privateer
and others that they had got clear of the
business as soon as they could Zone of
them stated, that Black, strong witness "a
gainst them. had afterwards confessed he
had given false testimony. Mr.. Stevenson
suggested whether this was not good cause
for new trial. But the Chief Justice stated
that Black was only one out of three wit
nesses, and he the least creditable of the
three, who bad testified to the material
facts OF the case, and putting him aside, that
there was sufficient evidence TO support the
verdictof the Jury
The Judge then addressed the prisoners
he told them that they had had fair trial
before an enlightened and impartial jury,
who had found The verdict Of GUILTY, sub
ject 10 legal question, which had been de-
cided against them-snd he now therefore
stood bound 10 pronounce the sentence OF
the law. He charged them to improve the
shsk time which was still allowed them, 4
- themselves upon The mercy OF Him,
49, alone had power TO forgive their sins
he then concluded by proDouncing their
sentence. and fixing Monday the 18th June,
as the day of execution.
The names OF these is unhappy men are
as follows -
Samuel Poole, Baily Durfey, VIM. Cha
pels, Daniel Phillips, James Thomas, Daniel
Leyingston, Lake Jackson, Stephen Sydney,
Peter Nelson, Isaac Sales, Peter Joh1ston,
John Green, Thomas Smith, Henry Amy,
John Fuller, Francis Ogllsbie Those whose
names are in Italic, are men of color.
[Eaqarer,
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.New- York, May go.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

By the arrival OF the ship Hercules, Capt.
Cobb, from Liverpool, the Editors of the
Commercial Advertiser, have received from
their correspondent, London papers, to
the 18th OF April, Lloyd's and Shipping
List TO the same date, and Liverpool papers
to the 9Th inclusive.
The trials for high treason, were going on.
After Thistle woods trial had terminated
James lngs, was put to the bar the evil
dence against the prisoner was nearly the
same as that given in the FIRST case. 1t APP
peared, from the testimony of Adams, that
lngs was to head the party on their entrance
into the room in which the ministers were
at dinner, that he was to cut off the heads Of
Lords Caslereagh and Sidmouth, and to
bring them away. This trial lasted two
days When tue prisoner was called on for
his defence, be said he was plain uneduca-
ted'man, and hoped the jury would hear him
with indulgence. He gave very minute
narrative of circumstances which had hap
pened to him since leaving Portsea, in Au.
gust last. He declared that he had been
brought to the stable by man named Ed
wards; and unless that man was brough
forward, be was murdered. In several part,
OF his address he was violently agitated. ant
wept bitterly, especially when he mention
ed h's own poverty. and the distress of hi
family, He continued speaking for abon
twenty minutes. The jury brought in yer
dict OF guilty, upon the LIST and Sd counts Q
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Gresnoek, Mres ~
- LII.

Green0cE, JH'lft"
Copy OF letter received by Messrs. "" Tb
and M'LelIan, from Mr.. VI Naugn'' I'M
Surveyor of the Customs, Dumirie''
the 25th of March, 1920.
GENTLEMEN-I beg leave to sta'e' =
have just returned from visiting an hu 4,
whereof you are Consignees, called Wv "A
ry and Henry. of Charleston j. Wv 4
Master, from said port cargo co'''" 81,
days to Cape Clear, and 10 days IN IN" n
mel. 1t being thick hazy wealne'' r,,t
blowing eryfresh from the WESTWARD ID.
Creation, on making the Lights on w. al
Of Man, mistook the same for o0u" md
North Lights and further, the LIZ ,Iapd
the Point of Ayr, resembling oO' ~
Light, led him to conclude he was -
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austrian donation 10 New York.--Tbe creature
cahed ny modern natuTaiists PrOkeUS 81gui1us a
i0artooted reptile, that occupies the space bew.sn
Amphibia aud hsh one of the wonders Of the animal
world D'
II was years age noticed aud In part described by
laurent and ScOpOii, EhOse dissertations Though
true, we're considered by their coenporares as almost
TOO extraordinary 10 deserve full reliance
vas stated as follows, by those emiprut men viz
That ~ Carolina, deep under ground and In snbter
rahean waters only, IN the bottom profound caveTps
avery Singular aquatic animal dwels The regions near
Adesbnrs, aud siiiob, more particularly, abound with
these chTiosiiies ofHaiure.
the following: ~
!. VI possesses double set NJ organs for breathing
TO- w. ss, externally, like Sb, lungs internally
like quadiuped.
e fbe eyesa covered SO by the common nierumer,s
as To be invisible unless particularly sought after aad
they are destitute Of AN optic nervei
.. IbeIe are four feet The anterior Of which have
three toes aud posteiiot than two and this
Number Invariably obtains.
q. Although the PfOteus has been dissecled at all
Seasons OF the year. there has never been
any tbIHg like an impregua,ed ovafy, ovum, or Hctus
These and other singular prope ties anpiy veTaed
ny the description written ~ the lannon's Professor
ScRgtBEEs II Vienna. THIS circuwsiantial account
aHd an elegant specimen NJ the rare aud peculiar
animal prepared IN ScTCibeT's best manner were de
pos'ted days sgo IN MitchiIPs Cabinet Tor the
qualification Of The American public. nv T. Cag
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NENIKOES FOX SALE
9HE sale which Vas advertised 10 have taken place
Il OH the 3oth>Noveinber, at Belle Mead, Pow hatsn
county the late residence OF Thomas Tabb, has ueces
sar'y been poste"ned IN sce of the weather
The public ara hereby informed that on IRE 18Th of
December tnsf Willie sold at Belle Mead SO likely
NEGROES. consisting Of men. women, boys aud si,is
without reserve, for each.
Also The crop " corn, fodder and tons four very
likely mules; seven work oxen two stalled berve.
select stock OF cattle about handred head hngs
amohs which are absut forty fattenrd for immediate
use foff head Of sheep; the farming utensils Tor
large estate, comprising Wagons. carts, &C. house
bo'" and HIT hen turniiure &c on credit In Give
is"n,hs Send and good security will be required for
al sums over twenty dollars interes; TO he computed
Ho' TIE date, which viii be remitied II punciualiy
paid.
Also, that valuable estate, Belle Mead will be leased
Tor a term .f yeaIs.-resns OF lease made knowp ON
he Jay III sale. JOHN p. ROLLING
6am'0r OF Inomas 1abL dec.
P.s. 1.-THE weather ON the i9ih should he bad ,b.
articles above advertised are disposed Of.
Dec. o. IA ,ts
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SONG.
{ Ia mode Of floor IS Iaaersog
Nrt.fv with Iwii.ntss armed the LOrse,
She gave The royal lion force
lbs d. s',nd prey ta s-,1e ON
70 gtsi'lc the swirtntsS Of the horst,
To tame the royal lion, iorce,
Sht g.rei in..,, with r,asua
Poor woman what
Wns then thy lot
Sub1.issiui,, truth, and duty
Oar giiis were small,
Ia balance all,
Sb.ne Cod n.ySnI,l Beauty.
For empire reayn made a stand
BAT lorg has heauty', eonqu'rns hard
L., s.',~ sitieeti1a kept her
10 RUE the word let reason boast,
Sac only nils vietroys past,
'iis 3 au,y holds the seeptre
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THEATRICAL

Last evening Mr. Kean personificd O'holIo
TO as numerous an audience az OIL his frs. night
w e nave only time TO remark that although
MS voice Jailed TO bear him through that ard n
Gus part aud several of hi> exeriions, evident-
~ came short OF the effect aImsd a., vet the
opinlOs we formed aud expressed of him on
his htst appearance, that we never before
looked upon his like, remains unchapgej
IN Y Eren Post
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EOR prNT

WISH 10 fent ont Tor the next season, the FISHERY
-, ~ Whi,py, ON )ames river. about two mites below
iiehmond. This IS An old established Fi1hery, &C
counted as good as any on the river. IL appiea be
made early win dispose Of II very a, accommodating
Terms, aud tor term of wears, 10 preferred.
apply TO C. X e. Clarke, or To the suhscfiher, ON
Tue premises. COLIN CLsRkE.
Mhithy. bee o.. an, =,
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ENDuCAIlON... Humanity liall Academy will be
coHtinued by The subscribers for the ensuing year
~ which will he taught, the Greek latin aud English
Iahghages dramatically, geography With The use Of the
globes, The elements Of geometry with practical sur.
Veyng, Bellies Letres, the eiep.s or astronomy with
navigation and Arithmetic vulgar decimal andanal,i-
ca'.-1ho price F.r board, tuition, Washing bedding
iut ahd Candles wilIbe one hundfe twelve dollars
10 he paid quarterly ~ advance AVID every attention
wiz he paid TO the health. morals, department and
Improvement Of the pupils committed to Their care
Nov 7. 5j..w6w ru0vGs Owls -