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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-13
1924 prizes. not 9 blanks
1876 blanks, to a prize.

10000 tickets at Dl0is 5Ou,oOo
Prizes only to be drawn.
On TO 10th day will be deposited in the
wheel one prize yf D5ooo; on the 18th day
one prize of D5oon; on the Goth day one
prize of 5ooo; on the 25th day one prize of
Die, 900; on he 28tb day prize Of 5000;
and on the 3otE..day one prize of Dloo, 900.
Prizes subject to deduction Of Is per
cent.
Thirty three drawings.
The drawings will be announced in the
course OF few weeks.
tbs splendid Lottery being under the
authority of the United States. and the pri.
yes all floating as specified, offers the great
est inducement 10 adventures.
Tickets will advance to Dbl on the LIST
day OF June.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-13
PROPERTY
At Public Sale.

- WILL be sold to the highest bid.
"h der on Saturday the 18th. inst. at )
ESsj o'clock, P. M. on the premises, all
at the right, title and interest Of Amos
Alexander to The following Lot,-One large
lot OF ground fenced in, with two houses
thereon al the head Of Duke-street, near the
Stone Bridge, this lot might sun sny person
wishing to make large quantity OF brick,
without penetrating below level With the
street.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-13
}@ce ofhe Asst Com. Of SUB.
Fort WnshinefOn. June s.


SEALED proposals will be received at this
y Office until the goth instant, for furnish
ing the troops snd laborers at this post, With
Fresh Beef for one year, commencing on the
first of July 1891. The beef to be OF good
and wholesome quality, and furnished in
quarters when the quantity will allow, whea
less thar a quarter is required: an equal pro-
portion of ist I'd and Sd qualities The con
tractor 10 deliver the beef at the post twice
in each week, ia such quantities as shall be
directed by the Assistant Commissary, until
fine weather is sufficiently cool to allow OF
drawing two days beef st once, when the
contractor will be required TO deliver il only
once in each week. Good aud sufficient Sc
curiiy will be required Tor the faithful per-
'''''4 THOMAS CHILDS,
Ii. T. As't Com. Sab.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-13
Attention! Light Infantry

AEttntlUn! LlgI1t IIIIaIItry
VOU are hereby notified to attend Drill.
Il on Tuesday eu enins, fath inst, (on the
usual muster ground, north Of Mrs. Dun
dass's house) at half past Z O'Clock
Punctual attendance is requested.
june II N. w. SCOTT, So.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-13
Married.

At Norfolk, on Sunday the 10th inst. BY
the Rev. Enoch Lowe, LEWIS HoFF, Esq. OF
this city, to Miss ELIZA M. eldest daughter
ofMr. Abraham Rapiey, merchant there.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-13
Also.

A Square of Ground containing about two
and quarter acres as BY Deed from Simms,
TO Alexander bearing date cath may. 1896,
Adjoining MFR Peylon;s land ,on The north,
Christ Church and Methodist buryIng
ground on the east-this lot with trihing
expense might be made most excellent
clover or meadow lot:
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-13
Grand National Lottery,
FIFTH Glass.
Scheme.
1924 Prizes, not 2 blanks to a
SSs76 Bianks, prize. :

$4,000 Tickets at 10 dolls. is 500, 1000
Prizes only TO be drawn.
I'm the 10Th day will be deposited in the
wheel one prize of 5000 dollars; on the 9th
day one prize Of 5000 dollars on the goth
day one prize of 5000 dollars on the s5th
day one prize Of 10, 200 on the 28th day one
prize OF $4,000 dollars; and on the 3Olh
day one prize of loo 900 dollars.
FRIES subject to deduction Of fifteen
per cent.
Thirty. three drawings.
The drawing will be announced in the
course OF few weeks.
This splendid Lottery being under the
authority Of the United States, and the pr.
yes all floating as specified, offers The great.
est Inducement to Vendors and Adventures.
Oriers, post paid, forwarded to the subscri
Der at Washington City for Tickets or
chances, will receive thankful and punctual
attention from
D.GILLESPIE,
The only Agent in the United States
for the Managers,
Or at Kerr e FitS Hughs,
Corner of King and Washington street
Alexandria.
Tickets will advance to / | dollars on
the lat dav nf Jane NAV If
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-13

Public Sale.
On TUESDAY, al 10 o'clock,
w ILL be sold at the tendue store,
Sugar, Cheese,
- Molasses, Caidles;
w. l. Rum, Peach Brandy
Vinegar, Mustard, SC.
A variety of new, and second hand house;
hold Furniture.
4 new earryall,
And uithout resefps, -.
A choice lot Of block 4 pump maker tool};
Is adjusted fifty sides,
beam, chains, and scales.
" Also
Cloths, Cassimeres. Nankeens. Marseillea,
White and Brown Linen, Sewing Silk, Cot1
ton. Pins. Needles Buttons, &c. &c.
n large assortment Of TIN Ware,
ALSO
3hhdy scperior old Cider Vinegar.
june g. s. A. MARSTELLAR, Auc.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-13
Turtle Soup. &c.

1 OYSTERS, picked oysters, hard and
y Isoit crabs, sheeps-head, turtle soup &c.
always kept aud ready TO be served up at a.
m,nutes notice. by ARAMINTA WEB
SlER, at the corner of Queen and Royal
STREETS
She receives her hard and soft crabs eve
y tuesday by the steam boat Potomac. anc
Is Hereby enabled to give them to Der Gust
'0s@ers, always perfectly fresh
June ls 8
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-13

An eight acre LOT on the Little River turn,
pike road, on the east side and within a
stones throw of toll gate, No. |, not mile
from town. This lot is under good fence,
susceptible ofgreat improvement by plaster
and clover; being pretty we'll SET with clo-
yer at present; beside considerable guam
tity of volunteer rye. from last years crop.
Sale to commence with the first mentioned
lot Terms will be made known at the place
Of sale.
ISAAC ROBBINS, Trustee.
june s dts
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-13
r. DARRAH,
DENTIST.

DENTIST.
DESPECTFULNY informs the ladies'
N and gentlemen Of Alexandra, and its
vicinity that be has taken a room in Mr.. Al
kinsou's house, on Fairfax street; where he
will be happy to wait on them 10 the line Of
bis profession.
mays otf
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-13
Notice.

HE Subscribers have this day appoint,
ed Dir. Jabez B. Rocker to collect all
utoSs due TO the Alexandrian establishment,
y 10 Is fully authorised to give receipts for
.ae same. AS the situation OF the affairs oil
ne concern renders speedy settlement ne,
Eessary, II is. hoped those indebted TO If will
FAKE Immediate payment. All persons hsv,,
IL Claims against the concern are requested
Il hand them in to the subscribers ior sd
1aslment
HENRY PITTMAN,
d. THOMSON.
June Ii--st
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-09-04

mented BY circle Of friends and rez,ives-1h
aty OF nzurs, hr slender Of he thread or
life. seldom kngy Illustrated than ia this in
stance OF mortality. The bloom vgor Of YOUTH witner
ed and wasted by aGstesing and overPowsrns dis
cas-, could NOT but Impfess every behclder with
q the feeble ich rhe boon OF Existence depends
But thre rs still consolation the brrcsycd has leF
character wthout IA To cultivated mind and
qIicnesS OF PERCEPTION, added those lovely and
gearing virtues, which give human Character us hghts
va ue. Her whole department exhibited striking xsnpe
o. unaH cted mannes; and she uniformly appeared IN
thar VI assuming gsety which while IL encourages familiar
ty never fails 20 respect and And uara
and enduring fort de with which she bore her pains and
n ctIoRs, conrma ion they Of her D evious
chtrscrerwhen every function performed ir ofce aud
the gay hours Santoned N all the luxury hesIth-
tar beer lesson OF morality thar the studied precepts
unpr2cted age, the closet-t0d OF moIEsic
Her friends (and all her friends who knew her can
not soon forget her worth md goodness her orsr and
vituous affection her am'sblr character. She will long
live ~ N ir recollection recollection that can u wound
ed 0ry by the rtect thar she has pssrd the returnes
bounds OF nature, and let them MECHANICALLY regret
she was. and is tits the lot OF all.
"Sten tide of human time that know'st NOT rest
But sweeping from the G. adle 70 th- tomb,
bear'sr ever dow glvard on thy duSky breast,
Successive generations TO thSir DOOM"
In Gorh,m the nth ur. Mrs NARY. consort OF Ma
thlntel Phnney, Esq. aged She beloved
pect,d ~ al who sSquslred Win her and uied
much laneo ed by IN her relations and iends Dlers-
are the dead who die in the Lord.'
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-09-04


10 Waterford, on the 18th ult. Miss Sally
Warren, daughter Of Maj. Samuel Warren, aged
y. Few persons, perhaps, have entered the
scene OF life with fonder antcipaiions and en-
none were the hopes of her relatives and friends
more permanently placed. Her disposition was
mild. cheerful and sympathizng but ala. how
ffail IS man, and how soon are our dearest pros
poets blasted In the iioom Of yosth she was
visited |Ith lingering disease, which she bore
with remarkable patience, and when her frame
was wasting away and the springs of life dissol-
wing, she was enabled to contemplate death with
calm resignation. and in cheerful hope of = bles-
sed Immortality beyond she grave.
Early, not sudden, was her mousnfal fate,
Soon, not surprising dea;h his visR paid
Her thoughts went forth 10 meet MIN on the way,
Ia cheerful hope reae1n'bring che must die
IN Pans tn-dav the 18th ait Miss SARAH third
daasssr II Col EbDezer 5awson, aged q yrsrs E3ch IA
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-09-04

The chairman paus'd. While many take
Some time, their minds TO make up;
larger portion wait, ID see
Who viii tie matter axe up.
At length, one clad in sn5ie coat
Rose, and ADDRESSED tie chair
Then puff q and cried " ,ys re az qfoat."
Unless, by special care.
We guard against III impending storm.
No intricate alliance
Must we allow ourselves 70 foln-
Nor Countenance comp iance.
"If either party should apply,
To gain is to their purpose
Tel ON loere other fsh TO fry"
So spake the ,.ily ropus.
The cod, the haddock, and the eel.
The mackerel and the skate
AL prophesy they find, conceaId,
hook within the bait:
So { was resolved, BY mi 1T and main
To keep neutral station
Ard Tor that purPose = maintain
a corps OF observation.
immediately, forth pop'd host
OF mercenary creatures
By some they're calpd their country's boast-(c)
BY others, Office seekers.
Each 10 command, bis claims detaild,
Was anxious for preferment-
But, merit, finally prevaild.
They chose the great sea serpent
To guard the coast, these sages did
His serpentship commission
Five thousand sword6sh, Skmpions, squid
To keep in requisition;
To make reports by bulletin,
BE watchful, and remember
To keep the strletest discipline,
The tenth day Of September.
(c) Patriots.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-09-04

morning-they are 'hen boand, committed TO the
care Of a small detachment 70 be conducted to
market, while the remainder Of the troop march
on TO conquer other de!enceles. hordes in the
same manner.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-09-04
Not 4 thousand miles from Bath.

sNot thousand miles from Bath
tIn this We hope the poet has no aluson to any &C.
eurrences which took place a. Bermuda during the late
war.
Ia the whale, account OF his great bulk mis- long
experience in conducting public affairs. ard has, sand
ing in society" was called 70 ihe chsir
% GEea; eaes Of hsh
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-09-04

The chief occupation Of ali the Arabs in the
in:eror Of Africa is slave hunting. They surround
the village they intend 70 plumber at day lgat,
and being 10 bodies 900 or 500 strong, they usu-
ally take all the inhabitants some times 1000 or
500 slares are procured a this wsy ip single
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-24
ANIE

N'stue OF deed oitrr,i, COR the purposes Their SER
A. s'a'ed. VIII ht SOLO al public ~ eds,re
e6Y ne iHh day Of dprI Rstf, eleven o'cIsek ON
~ premises, those ,atHable BRICK rENEMEhIs an
b"i'lngb-o street being nve In number commencing
al Tue ientn'n, * the corner OF Boiuehruok and
sycamore streets, ottup'ed by Davis & Far.ar and
eAeinihg "a the lo Of sir. James Knox and which are
nhihhtfe1 ia said deed Ma. p 3 = and g. tog,,her
win Bf7cf LnSber H0H9 aad other valuable i'm
proveinens on SAID vts The whole " III he old q, az
mach thereof as Will be necessary pay the deI and
ihlreAi hrhiiuned III said deed This trsyerty
Is valuable and pr d'rye aud certainly Is worthy the
sstta'i u TEvptrsons of eapNai.
lie teneinenis under Of from six To tw Give
hundred collars each and bsng situated in The laos,
commercial part of iie own. wiiI always command p
g"od rent "nd ting also fully insured from loss nv
ire VI the RiehrnSn' oce, the purchasers rendered
perfectly scene on that head. Should sxy uetson
residing al ssance aish Tor any further information
respecting ibis valuable properly they maj obtain i,
b} "ritine L. isc 81 ibis place.
lac property viii be sold ny MIR. William Moote
ahciinkeery az credit ofihite. six and nine
equal nstaisirDts, for approved, endorsed negotiable
notes, with resetVatinu OF the lille mill the whole
:ta be paid deed wiz be any time made an
Irceivne deed oi trust 10 ethe purchase money
The notes viii he required the sale is closed
ana IN case OF failure To- deliver them lay o'cork
" 50 reqnned the prsperis such part as bought
ny any person failing to give such notes will he re sold
ala o'ci-ck on The evening 81 the same day. upon the
same terms. JOHN ALLISON 'Trns,cs
ftiersbuig, Jan. o 75.tda
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-24
Diamond Mi7s and I0ud fo, ,YaTs

Diamond Mis- aud Land for Sale.
WISH to sell this MILL and three hundred acres Of
LAND, IN buckingham cousty on Slate iyer called
the Diamond Mills. This mill is in good oder, and
rons two pair OF bur. land Is in excellent neigh.
horhocd for wheat. Attached 10 this nip is a most
excellent Saw Mill, which, with good manage meni,
would nett from dfieea hundred Two thossand dol
lars a year.
Terms Of Sale-From one TO FIVE years credit......
" not sold by the frst day Of My neIf The property
wiz he rented on that day to the highest bdder, from
one TO i've years. as the rener may please aud posses
sion given on that day.
Any person disposed TO purchase, or rtnt will view
the property, aud make application TO the criher.
THOMAS BlNFoRD.
Hunters Grove. tGoochiand) Feb. 3 e. .vsv.
MIX. OVEkrON II. BAKER, OF Maaehrslrr is
1V1 authorized TO receive all monies due me on
account Of subscr pors for the Cor st,,utiop and
Regulations Of The Society Of Masons in Virginia
JAMES HENDERSON.
Manchester. Feb. IL n, tv3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-24
Negroes fnr ,Nnlc

RY yifus of a deed If uust rom VIM. A. Rogers n
- me Subscriber bearing date The twelfth day Of
June ifD, aud duly recorded in the CLERKS oifce OF
me coupr court OF Gloucester for the purpose Of 40
curing 10 Nm Smart the payment 81 ce,Aain sum. nj
money terein mentioned, shall on .yaturdYy ne
tenfh dd'o march Dert, flair il not the nest fair
aay thtusier, (snnday excepeh) before The door Of
Mr. Rfsont's Tavern at Gloucester coHribnuse
pToceeoto sell for ready money to the highest bidder
the folbwing NEGRO SLAVES, 10 wit: MAR ana heI
inur cp'ditn snsan, Carter amanda and john Rose
anh ne child Peier harSIs an uncomnionly valuable
woiHa sh"ut 70 or 30 years of ages IN large family
she Wud be Invaluable, as she in her late nas,rs
sue Is superior seamslress, and has considerable
snowedge 81 The Tailoring business can now cut ont
sna teHe VeTy wen her children vers likely,
o"s~ " aDo1t fourteen years old, brought mp iuied
a'e'ynhoer The eye OF her mother aud is ALREADY
pey good seainsTcss Carter is eight or vine wears
oIor very sprgh'y, active hoy; Amanda between three
aho'onr, ano John about one year old Rose IL alas
vef valuable woman she Is about IS years Of ace
am hronght NJ 10 house work hHl within few ysars
WIN she has worked out, aud is repued TO be an eS
csebi isid handhsr child Peter is from 10 a wear.
ot, remarkably hne boy The whole Of the aforesaid
Ves are very healthy The lille to The said slaves Is
believed to he indisputabIe; hnf the snbscrher viii
cnvey such only as is vested in l1m by The deed az
tdstee. TloMAs n auopy; S
Z ------.- 49, ,-InIrlnnns Yen. y. 80.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-24

meeting OF the Agricultural sstiety Of Virginia.
N held IL Richmond on the 5,h nit. the following
appointment and resolutions were adopted, viz -
James M. Carnstf, Pi esident.
John Codffsr, Vice President.
lacqmetine b Harvis, Treasurer.
JOHN dddnrs, Secretary.
samwat q. adams. Thomas MsrsiaH, Utison
1usn, Thomas "a kaasoiph. Of ruckahoe, and Lit.
'fsom -, I".ersH-Asstsiant Secretaries.
John 5iarshou, John Brocken6rongh, Jokn Wick.
hsm, John Coulter, and John Ada,ns = Commiiiet OF
Jurisprudence ~
ResotveG, That the thanks Of this Society be pre-
seu'eu I" JOHN s. SKINNER. ESQ. for his present Of
seed wheat barley rye, corn, tobacco sesd and other
valuable articles.
Rssotred. That The annual contribution t. he paid
ny members Of this Society for the present. and all
succeeding years. he fro dollars.
resie, JOHN ADAMS. sec',.
q. Al
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-24
Valuable Land for SAFE.

ny THE COUNTY OF csBELL, STATE VIRGINIA.
tkjE vish TO sell tract Of LAND, living In Cabeli
conuty in sight OF HE courthouse OF said ooupty
aa on Tie Guyandotte river, sin miles from mouth
"i sad rveT-coHaining about 45o acres. about 400 OF
"bch Is cleaied- the balance is covered with valuable
timber
This tract IF land is considered to be one Of The most
valuable tracts O land in ibe section Of country in
which II Is situated and will be sold on acronmod ling
,eI'ns.wn'ch whi he made known by application to
me courthouse, (Nho will sbew The Land and is auibo.
Zr5 20 sen The same or to tue subscribers residing
III Jefferson county, Virginia.
r ToRTHINGT0N,
JOHN +. COOkUS
Dec. Va. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-24

DnmciDr and Ee1c;,,o,

MR.. OSDLLIVAN, who has been In London and
rats presents bis hest respects TO the young la
ues ana 'tniienen oil The city Of Richmond, and MS
making rms ely his residence. where he will teach The
newest aud most fashionable dancee-such as ave prsc
nstd III LONDON and Parts and The principal parts of
EnioFe' Mr. os's method Is expeditions that be
VIII ehsafe To pefret any yunng lady gentleman (of
'he smallest Capacity In months
Cthtenen wishing 10 arm the Small Sword exercss
ne ~u' engage To make tbrm acquainted with all ,he
F"shes ana aries IN 20 lessons, for :, 10
pays al attendance, fuesdays Thu Sday, and Saiur-
nays H"m until d in The ai,rrnooR. Also Night
81 h"oi ioi crown Gentlemen, fuiny until o at his
room ieni doors below the Bell Tavern and over Mr.
-esrtb A. HaIoweiPs Brush marnfae,or, ALI com
hands addressed io bni a his lodgings at the aboye
io"in. shall h. a,i-nded To.
Terms for Dancing : 10 " quarter, hal, to he pa;a
III len N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-24


belhamd
First rate pannel Gigs with the hest seat springs with
paed be-hanns aud full plated joints aud leather
Tuoufy oiss WIKI gfassbopper springs. newest fash
icn) double and single.
Single Ssisies aud Slick Gigs. double aud single,
with aud witho out tops.
Low priced ainiiJ Stages, Handsomely hnished, fixed
to work with one horses.
Elegant Races, with elliptic springs with handsome
tcps with morocco lintngs, fixed TO work with
two horses.
with variety of other low rric,d work suitable for
families aud Traders.
An excellent assortment ofihe beat plated and brass
mounted harness for carriages. gg, family stages
Inc SUBSCRIBER tenders his sincere thanks TO the pa
irons OF hss establishment living in this staie for 20
years back aud assures them that their future orders
aug these ~ their hitnds will be thankfully received
and duly attended To.
ihe whole OF this work has beeH made mp the Erst
iae northern wo'kmcn, whe are entirely devoted 10
tne hhishtrs Of work OF The hest hind Which caphe
Win confidence recommended Z" the public at Iarge
=, STERLING WOODWARD
N. B. supply or the above work may be had >,
applying opposite Mr. ~n FrenoE's Tavern DIS 81
reteishnrg aud liberal discount will he made IN,
casb payments. SUI
- ofdeIsfrom any part of the country addr....d
10 Poplar Grove Post once, Dinwiddie County y.
VIII be attended 10. ' 70.
Orinirr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-24
RtJNawAys

T0MMfrTED to the jail OF Brunswiek count Va.
~ on the 25th July last, as runaway, nsgr man
who calls himself iSHAM.--He Is about feet inches
HIGH about IS years Of age, light complexion. car
his left check bone his front upper tooth split on
the little finger Of the right hand. lie a3s he
belongs to John Roberts, Franklin county, Georgia,
who purchased him Of Benjamin King, Jasper;onsty,
Grorgia.-rhe owner Is requested To Come trward,
prove. prcpefty. pay charges. and take him awa..
Also Committed to the Jail Of Bruusuit cunnty
on the 10th day Of November last, az a fuawsy, a
negro man who calls himself jim or JIMMY lie Is
about feet inches high. about ~ years "fec. da,k
complexion has the left side sf has
He says he belongs TO Willie Buffow, ntgr specula
tor, who purchased him Of Joha N Bottom, N Ports
mouth, Va. he Railway in Stokes county, N. C..
bis To the south, and that he don't kfoe where
Mr. 6urrow calls his place Of residence The owner
vii come forward, prsve property, pay chsises and
take him away. VIM. NJ. DUGGEp. Tailor.
Dec. .3l ar
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-24
A DAY DpEaN

DAY DREAM.
Sse must he FAIR ~irrn I could love,
Au niore in i,nd than form:
al's must be pure ,sioin rouid love,
Aud VT hcr hear; be warm.
She n.,lv BE- p;'eon,, sal, and Kind,
sr.ftrer With the s-L;
could not ivye uliden's mind,
fuseser iiiy glad.
She may be Wild, She mus, he gay,
In hours OF yrithfui girt.
: When cail-r thDneu gives welcome way
- - ni,sth and m-vlJ.
And she must n'irst, with lnft-r z<ai,
That purr ani ,itrl, ti-'isht
Whieh warns and snf' ns all wbo Rel
Eur natures works Alright.
She ray have fibles-nay, she must;
Iro'n such What maid ~ free. /?
Pe,ftc,ilu, II eu.nbin'i Will, disr,
Nere sure ms,e for me.
Yet SHE mast nursr bitterness,
Nr ai'g''t imagine rn,aniy;
But err through ,eAiai fond -Ncess
OF feelings edged too keeiiy.
Sueh ioll,s, lhe ,ll. ,l,.wy sleep
That shuts the flower ~ hight,
With ten"vsiin- sin,,e will keep
lier Iloom ot'.eIinY bright.
1he form ofsurh maid would blent
Wi', every Thought Of mime
G.yh wish would own her tor il, end
Each hope On her REGIME.
10 me she would be such. as spring
10 wimt-y field or Mo,i
\ glowing Influence prompt To bring
Lnxuriancy Of good. TIleraani
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-24
Iliinnnnus fm .IniI

4 GGY, who says she hel,ngs to Elisha Williams Of
BAN county, was committed TO Jail as n runaway
on me lOb October last she i've feet two and
incbes bl7b; and Is probably ffty years Of age
Ai:os IONA HAN SCOTT. black man. who saws n
IS ITee nab lie was committed the 2Is Ocieber
las' IS fire well made fellow about tssenty two mr.
renly three years of age fve feet seven inches hgh
ann Gays lie vas raised by Mf. Charles riay Of War
minister. JAcop uotfe y ~. az
Rockingham comfy, Jan 40 s4.,stss