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April ~
FOR SAIL.


'hai extensive and veiy valuable Es ate, called
hANshiN LODGE, former y the prrpeIy Of Tho's
Miller, dec. aRskin Lodre is situated in the count,
~ hrhs william, on The famnnkey river, opposite
hano'cr Town, and within 20 miles of the oity of
R'chmnt, IN wealthy and agreeable n.igbborleod =
IL contains nearly three thousand acres Of as lauab-
Iand as any on that river, OF which about two
e io'gouhds OF great fertility, and OF variou. soils
adapted TO the culture "f corn, phrat barley and to-
hacco he high land is also fertile ard is tio ~,
Win forests doTding an abundant supply God and
umoeI large Manufacturing Min adoins ibi. estate
al "hiCh The wheat made IL sold at n small
peuotti'h from The Richmond prices; and from ;be
'anang on the rlver In products may he transported
- bAHho'e, al an expense OF rot more than or 10
Genus per p"sbri There are tn good dwelling
s'"aeo III e!lsib!e positions for two families win
GOOD onlbcusrs, stables aud barns attached to
Tue one Is usually called MasEn Lodre the other is
on that PAN ~ the estate which has ohansd hr
{" ~ OfNiSeg GTove-Io the former belong valua bic
anu extensive orchards. Perhaps estate In Virgin a
s"Fpasses this III quality of soil beauty and pleasant.
pe's siipiion, or in the convenience and cEeapur.s
o I'M transportation Of its PRODUCES TO The hest ua
keis.....- Mahskin Lodge aud wotmey Grove III he
""'hg terms: one fourh part OF the purchase
"in lie divided into FIVE equal part.-one Af,h OF the
sara ionISi will be required IN cash-Ihe other fonr
nuns VIII be made payable In insiamens
crssiVeiy, ibe hrsi pay ahie The January 1872
Tue remaining three fouTibs will be made paw ON
me Isl January 1875 -Eends with approved security
WIZ ne reqnr'd, and deed OF uust on The land for
auH''onai security. WILLIAM MILLER,
q FERGUSON,
fxecuioTs OF Thomas Miller dec.
--NN,u-..rIenu, ha'ch so loo. If
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ElY virtue % The last will aud testament of Josepb
- Gatg", dec. We, executors OfsAd last viii and
testament, shall expose 10 sale, At public auction on
br respective premises, and at the times hereinafter
mehuohed the following PROPERTY 81 the testalor
viz -
On fhHridgV. the roth day Of the present month
(If'ft) az nom, Uu Inc premises, an that valuable
parceI Of GROUND, with the improvements Including
~ elliug house &C late The residence Of said JpsenI
GaHeeo, forming whst ! commonly called square in
The CITY ~ Richmond, ana consisting " Lots No SIS
5l6, 55l ans 56J bounded the north by r. or Mani
steet on hs south by T. Cary street on the Wcst nv
5tb, aud on the east BY 9Th Streets IL viii ne divided
50 a. 10 snt purchasers
ma OF SGtHrd0g, tie 2Sfh d0V Of me pressgr
nf0Hth 8pTi) nj 1OOH, on The pfentscs TlVO BRICK
HOUSES ana GroRHd attached 10 EACH eith the lin
proven nts thereon. situate on The east SIDE s1 g
street, in the cts ~ iticbmond oecopird ~ Mr. Job
Henry aud W.. Lawson Puckett, adJnnBg tie pr0p,rt
Of M. J"se'h aafx, al the northeast corner Is i3h
and streets.
Terms ef Saie.-ous forrth Of the purchase unssy
~ maud, or notes therefor a. SO dave with approved
endofsets, negotiable and pay1ue n the Farmers MAJ
~ virginia. ~ he Bsuk cfVirsin4: aud ths restnr
IN equal instruments - one FRO 40 y,ats b., ,fi,,
Hiefed rom The day 81 sale The purchasers rrspe~
lively, will he rtqaied IL give bonds ior these ral
menis, asf deeds 81 tfnsf the properly To stcaree
paJ nient " the bonds zud .o'es.
JOHN RICH RI, Fxscnlprs nf
PETER ;. ClEVAILlE,J ?. Ganseo
AprlG. irs al,
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NOTICE.

1piN Pikk MILL has associated himself with no
a. HsRT 5. ROBERTSON ant JAMES KELSO, Of
Ne" fhtE, under The drm Of PtrkhiH, Robertson s
he!sn, Tor The purpose of irapsactins AUCTION x
COM MISSION BUSINESS, in the civ OF k'chnr nd
and under tue arm OF Robertson, ketso PdrhhiN
for 'ne oarpos- OF IfansactGg general COMMISSION
BUSINESS Ia the city Of New Y0rk-Ih.y respectful,
SELECT a share OF The public patronage.
JOHN PARKHILL,
ROBERT =. ROBERTSON,
JAMES KEL5O.
Jan. o. 75u
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ANYWAY from The subscriber living in Davidson
y county, state of Tennessee, on the tenth day OF
ivy Iast two negro fellows, % wit: AARON, about
70 yeaTs Of age I'VE feet eight nine inches hiqb
yel"" complexion. The said fellow has altered bis
h@he aud calls hin'eli Si0S..Tbe other by the name
on % ANlfL. ahsut the same height, Of black com.
when taking. he has also changed his name TO PETER
WiIiiabs ' ~ Wv
VIII give The above reward fer The appTehendips
and committing them to jail, that get them agau
OF FIFTY DOLLARS foT either 81 hem
JOHN THOMSON.
f0fN =.
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4 MOTION Nh Ne SUBMITTED IN the consideration
> 81 % The Young MEMS Rysionar, slcisr Of Rich
none, ~ us suuH1t msetug. proposing to alter tie
hH Article of me CoHstitmion, - - 10 tedsce III,
s"r "a Fa'scriDB0H froio fVs 10 three doliats.
Ap1l ~ 1I0..3t
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MARY oOUTHGAIE
Secons door ADORE The United States Bank
ESPFCrtULLY informs the ladrrs of X edmond.
Man hester, 9nd heir vcinries shAt she has just
IsS.Hen rom Tue NORTH, and rs opening elegant
soTtHient OF the
Fashionable Nithnery,
CONSISTING
Chip, SILK, SatiH Straw and L-gborn Bonnet.
an elegant assortment Ribbons
G-ulen MS and ChiidTen's Straw Hats
Caps aud IuT,
Elegant Artificial FIDNeTs Curls
Maeas:ar aud Russian Oil TOR the hair
WIN many ether articles In ket line-all nf which
sue offers Tor sale al very reduced prices for cash
r. ;: Old Bonneis bieached and repaired.
April 10. 100 wtf
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Grdham Cant Pits az Private SAFE.
Tilt subscriber viii contract privately for the
mentioned valuable proprIiy.... For particulars
apply to Mr. James Heron, Richmond, Va.
WALTER DUN Fx'or
Of John Graham, deceased.
April IS. 80 N
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Valuable L0nd for Sac

IN rHB COUNTY OF cABRLL STATE VIRGINIA..
WE wish 10 sell a tract OF LAND, lying In Cabell
w county, In sight OF the courthouse said county
and on the Guyanaoe river, six miles from mouth
OF SAID TiSercontsnng about $50 aCres abou 200 Of
which is GieaTedthe balance is covered with valuable
timber.
This tract ~ land i, considered to he on Of the most
valuable tracts OF land in the section II country in
which il Is situated and will he sold on accnmmod ing
tertns-which viii be made known by application 10
J"hh Sanuts, ESQ clerk Of Caheli county, residing at
the courthouse (whO will shtw the land and is auiho
lteA 10 sen the same or To the subscribers residing
IN Jefferson county, Virginia.
II. WORTHINGToN,
Dec. W. &C.. JOHN r. COOKtlS
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Yalnable Jnmes Rlrcr Lnnd lor ~

Valuable James RiUer Land for Sale.
Will sell my PLANTATION ~ POwbaian cruniy.
on Deep creek, and half \ mile from iatnes river
ADJOINING the lands OF the estate Of Thomas Iab dec
SHOWN 10y the name Of Bell Meade, Samuel Swami and
othef:, containing, by late SURVEY 45O acres. Tbi,
Ishh lies well, and 10 generally neshi Is laid m in
to"r he'ds 10 about eighty each aud all well va.
teTeh Ihefe are 1870 or 40 Of uosd nd
heavily upbered and situated as 10 make IL eonte
went TO the fencing, which lie IN good repair. There
se parcel OF excellent creek lo"gfounds, which are
Hesn--and u IS believed navigation viii he had M n.
creek tbs summer. The houses dweng wuh 4
rooms aud ce'at. tobacco aud negro houses also az
tAcehtnt orchard, select fruits. tke sUrl Is Is rrod
IN TIE neighboIhood.. Possession may be had this
iail, ana the cop Of wheat seeded u the purchaser
wisbes.
The terms Of sale will he cash the balance l. 2
aud yens...Fuitber paftiouars will made bnow ~
by application to the subscriber ~ PuWbaiAn
Abtii D. tpS .W6s' EDWARD e. SWAMI
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LAND t(IR MILE

LAND FOR SALE.
IN pursuance Of deed Of trust executed TO rs by
4 John Gdhord, 10 secure The payment Of certain
SUN of money therein mentioned. to John Holman jr
and George Holman executors OF John Holman sen'r
deceased, and recorded in the county court Of Cum.
herians, will be sold OR the promises for ready money
on me 3ofh day Of AprH NEXT the tract Of LAND CON
Veed 10 ns by the said deed, containing (by late
vPy) $50 acres, occupied NY the said John Gaord
lying in the county Of Cumberland aud bounded by the
lands Of Allen Wilson, James Fitzgerald and others
ar so much therof as will pay the due the
SAIL deed, and the expences Of The sale The title 1,
believed ie be unqDesti"uahle. ALLEN WILSON
Na'ch ~. iDJ..ths JOHN MILLER
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pril 6
A RunaWGY for SaL


WILL hP sold TO the hIrhsst bidder, for casb q,
" ""haian Courthouse. on saturday, the 2skh
"ay OF AipriL merit, NEGRO WOMAN named Mary
VINO has been confined In Jail loT twelve neHlhs and
sa's she Is the property OF Francis HarIss Of Goncb
'd"u county virginia JAMES CRAWFORD,
MeTiB and JGifOr Of Pomhdtan county
March ~. Ios Ia.
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FWkhfif, ifo6eI tsOm a. heIso,

fdIRtfH, ffo6eI tsOn u heLs0,
a RE INV receiving NY the sch 'onrrs Angenora
T rhanes, Rising States aud others, FRESH TEAS
tniP SavaHuah's cargo, 1870.
lnn IS !b. boxes Gunpowder Teas
IS do. do. do.
80 boxes Gnnpowder Teas ,contaiu'g canister. . ID
80 chests Young Tyson Tea
SIS bids. Of st. Croix aud New Orleans Sugar,
100 bhls OF Loaf Sugar New York mannfactery
so tags OfDest Green Porto Rico Coffee
20 pipes or COguiac Brandy
10 Lhds. OF Jamaica Run
20 d.. Of Antigua d..
VS. |n0 boxes OF Mould Caudle,
leo do. of Soap
80 casks Of Cheese
few bhls of Pork and Beef
Az (which they will sell on iibe raj terms.
Ian @. 75tf
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iAShc : AMI SbtitES FOR SALE AT
q \ Il II EI'E'N

TICKETS AND SIANES FOR SAFE AT
G. = "a wares
Old estabfiFhcf Gnd trVIg fortunate Lo'fsry O6fcc
corner az sc. PdHFS iGHe ard j,0rket Street
R2itim0re.
Y Orders f'om any part # me Uni'a. enclosing the
saAn or p'@s tickets N the Philadelphia Baltimore
lotteries, r ceiv "a ~ ysytreut.
prn'ed list ~ tbs drawing Of :h- Splendid
L'etg, ~ D. 'Ewsrded ~ mai ID each adv-n,Gie
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE
The Th"'e Ll'iery viii he dream cAR DAY, (April
~, isal.)
- ordcfs 'or ri"ks's -f al NJ, T. y. KuRsHsED1's
iluetH Ones IN it:cHWoai Pet;isouIg will be
promptly IueuI - [.
Baltimore, HGrch 30.
April Ico,t
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Dmrd of Public Words

B0drd of Public Works.
CALLED mEEliNG az the President and Dr.e.
n tors OF the Bnarn OF Pusiic works will take place
1T the Capitol ~ this civ. Wednesday the 2OIh day
oi Sihe next Pnhct"sl attendance is requested.
By order OF the President,
BERNtRD PPYTON,
Secretary OF III Beard of Public works.
Gnc
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. Tie Members Of ihe Proirstant Eplscrpal

Church in tAe DiocfSe o, Virsiaia.
1--WE CO@cepii1n 81 Clerical aud Lay Deputies, will
y he held IA the BrrHugh Of Norfolk, the third
EhNrSday III My, 1871, heHg the l7h day Of q at
mon'h. mistake us committed ut .he end Of the
JnHrh9 Il" the fdt Convention in mentioning tie thd
I"esddg as the day appointed for the ,sting tue
Neftj mich efr"rwis orcasioued by the ccniusance
Vat TIE change In TIE Constitution Of the Church. rs
The zine OF holding Conventions, was not printed
II 'he Constitution tIsei., ard theeuf- was moi ad.
u TO at 'he lime of making up tile journal in ques
"a inli concentration OF the ID ~cese, al Norfolk
y kpecfuiy and urgently solciteh.
RICHARD CLAIMING MOORE
hishop OF the Prot ZIP. Church of Virginia
I ~. 100. .'din
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VoiuaGie OhiO Land al 4 ncIion,

I"thHVtc OftfO tldHn al DNCltOH.
IN THeSddg. The frSt of Nay Rert, lnDsi valuable
~ tract II LAND viii he sold AZ tHelve O'Clock be
Tore the door Of the tagis Hotel tue city Of Ritb
nond, u the weather permits, At same hour and
place TIE uext fair day.
.hs tract lies IN Tie county Of wood. ali twenty
miles from Marietta mad eight from Patkeishurg, on
the month ~ Little ksnaWhs, aud miles from Bell
Vhle-cOatatns fourteen hundred ACRES, was patens
aOont the year 1883. ~ the name Of ReDrn Rure sen.
assiRHtr Of Col. Alexander Dtkis very fertile Nhe
principal growth being Haluut, ash. sugar nee &c is
bounded on one side nv tr OhtO fvsf aud another
10y Lee ctees. There dive small plantations aifeaay
cleared upon the uaci Htb i,rge efis, mill npom Lei
ctetb "a never isilirg seaml taunefy aud bafk mill
al ~ good Condition.
ARy person wishing further informant w. referred
10 dr. Pindal, % ClatlshUtF, NJ Isaac MoItis ~
Pdtkefshnrg (n"W on the Virginia Legislature M
O. CftHsha", Richmond the subscriber va Fhiladei.
phia S"G'h ~ street, NJ. i20
Title iudisputahle. one hal( cash The "a.
lance IN t~0 equal annual neus scared by homo,
WITH approved security, aud deed Of trust
Il. RUGE, Jr
Sale will be conducted hy Robert Gambie, Aart,sn
eer FEN ~, ,,a.
Wdntcd To purchase, q FIRST rate BiochsDaM
~ god character, ans Sth6ut fainiIy.
EnqnITe ~ ibis once. 100. al
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T9mpkins, Wortkam C0
OTTER their scfvirss ~ the public eeueraiv
W CO"MissiON HERCHiHTs
hpul d. fos. 81
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& !. KYLE -RsspsctCu!ly inform their customers
- aud ihc rrhlic ,h.r within the last lour weeks
the base feceiv'j "om NsN York aud Phiisdr phia
upwards - eigrfl paokae.s
Staple 0im Fancy DyB Goods,
aogeIhet for Ming very Intensive assortment Of care
f"ls selected cheap gods aid by The ds,ent packets
wi 'errive additional! supplies from their paIlneT in
Eew York.
ih-y 5squrst ths' country merchants and others will
view tuer assortment aid prices and judge them.
selvrs. April 10. tN9..u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-04-20

We referred yes,e Gay To the oific al
form IN which important public in III.
genee Is circulated TO all departments of
The government OF the Colombian rcpub
lie we give here a Translation o;ihc gen
erai order by which the revolution and
union OF MaracalbO was promuised.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-04-20

W.. Ns'bIRNFsN, &F.-It)k "a i.i.
ne NItEerSigHed, executors of Nm. q ooin
pter, 6ec. uN, tile III a day OF MAY next
not, me neIt fair day commence me sale
re Prnpe'fV, ~tthoui reserve, az tie rest
te late dPcefeHf, a fer mites abOpe ,yooch
FhOHSe NE Snie irlif he mute forfhg mn.
IiyiHg the debts of the sad decPdcnf II
, "iH he 70 the interest Of the creditors TO at.
= Yfhe days Of safe
e tract ~ tona knOWn by fhe name Of PIYK-
. ON, mas been 6ut a SheTf time since adpcrfised
afe description Is HOfr thought unnecessary !:
10 10 say, that IN is Uery sQfRdbte, cODfaiuiyg
200 acres f'nmfdidteIp Tunes rirer mn
on "tShiUg 10 tfcH me GEOuc frccf mn o,,nIy
YfdJOr BeriaR'H A"derson, Ut GoochfaHd cOnyfr
fse One other Ir0cf -tchieh Mrs. poiBdeyysr
f'Ges containing ca acres, [ateiy yHTcsasgd Of
~ John IL Hurts, 0hOHt GDf mites from GOocblgDh
t.NTthOuse THe tmprODemepfS ere Uerg coH,idrya.
re one other Ira OC about 7NO Uc,es agjoiuigg
ne one taSt mentioned. Any person acho man bri,6
20 ne" me ttTo tasttractS Of AQHd H Gyyig 10 NE
|OUerSffr. ~ "
TERMS For dAthe lard, oRefhird Of The pnyrhass
zdonsB patti dorm, THRU IN Itceire months IRON,
ne frs P0VmeRf QHd tie ba0Hce In fhreire s,9,fEs
fheTeafftT, The purchaser Givi0c such setv,ity as
7'fN tie S2tisJ0ctorg 10 the eI6cNtorS
AZ the sam time and Fiace, 10H ne sold on n credit
~ fTetUe months eighteen tuSHfv LIKELY Me-
GRO s on the Sf0~k " sDsrV desctirfiOH pkanfa
tt0a foot, houSehOtd and kitchen Jurnf, IRE
NICHOLAS !. POINDEXTER
JOHN QttAULES
April 6. ia 'tSs
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M W. JAMES CRAWFORD Sheriff and JojLor IF
IVA P0HhGfGH comfy wan plea lake notice thai
'.fDlu Tue sale Of negro woman which You have In
Jaw, dHd was advertised in the Enquirer of tbe 3d Of
Apll,by tue name Of Mary. She is my property. but
ai NE Time thai she was taken runaway, abe as
bfrh tn ~ bahtant of Powhaian CONT, for Twelve
o'nibs and had been there for alb four months of
Tue SAID iinei Of cnurse, could not have claimed
hef ~ less lime than months think that the Law
speeches that a negro taken up AS Gnnawsy ID the
Cnhb} WhtIsin they reside shall convey ed In the
pace non whence they ned, and e conveyed To
JAZZ as formerly directed. II thai lie the case C Won
sen ina negro, rely on IL, yon 10 IL ~ your peril.
FRANCIS HARRIS.
Gsochlsrd rourtv, April 49, no a..
4 IL p.'sUns ius tIain-s agalnsI iUIIN GK,IIaM
"a deceased, are requested - make them known
WALTER DUN, Execution
Nov. 10 5i..u OF John Gtahar, Jsc,o
NirND1NG s""H to fsturI TO Lohd-n, { have by
letter OF attorney hearing date the LIST instant and
recorded IN the hastings Oftbs town empnyered
NJ. WILLIAM THOMAS SHEPHERD and MI RuBERr
LESLIE, Ia settle ava collect al debts In the u state.
Que 20 ny brother, MIR. James Dunlop myself or TO
the concern Of James & John Dunlop, and 10 grant
ulschaTges for the sane....t is hoped that those in
aebted viii make immediate pasfnent, as indulgence
cannot be eiven.-IhOse who may have claims are
requested 10 present them forthwith
Az powers Of attorney Of date prior 10 that above
n'iin,S, are hereby revoked. JOHN DUNLOP
Petersburg, IVA March 80. iO6..ua
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NOTICE
YH n DIP fif'TAI. on III L

TIE URIUINt OF THE
CATHEDRAL CHURCH LOTTERY.
MILL prsices take place in the CITY Of Baltimore
w On tFfH'p 2.th th:s month. (aprRO the WHOLE
will uE DRAWN oa THAT DAY, ANA will = he post
ponce IN am acrunHi Whatever.
IT 4 splendid opportunity IS R'r offered for The
immediate accumulation Of 1restth The risk but
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Wdnlrd To purchase, q FIRST rate BiochsDaM.
~ god character, ans Snh6ul 4 faniIy.
Engnire ~ ibis once. IOg,,4t
Thomas's Massachusetts spy, or, Worcester gazette. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1811-1821, 1821-03-14
ROW street echoed With the shouts Of

row street echoed with the shouts Of
the combatan,s. Superiour numbers,
however, decided the contest; and the
watch, after courageous resistance of
few minutes, tled in disorder, some
pruden.ly to their homes, and the rest
with more spirit to the wa,ch-house.-
he victors pursued the latter TO the
gates Of their fortress, and, learning that
some Of their comrades had been pick.
ed up by party Of constables who had
hung on their tanks and rear, sent for
ward flag of truce to demand their
liberation; but the valiant garrison,
hastily fortifying themselves, returned
refusal, and prepared for desperate
defence. AT this moment, that obnox.
ious parsonage, the chief-constable,
who had entered by postern 10 encour-
age his troops, unfortunately popping
out his head to reconnoitre, was recog-
nized. The besiegers uttered dread.
ful yell of hostility and the forlorn
hope, bearing piece of timber by way
OF battering.ram, assailed the gate, un-
der cover of a shower of snow-balls,
pieces of wood, and such other missiles
as the spot afforded. Under the ener-
gy of the attack, the door. was soon re.
duced to splinters-the defenders were
chased into The yard in the rear; and
luckily escaped from their pursuers by
jumping over fence with an extraor-
binary agility, communicated by the
urgency of the occasion. The prison.
ers were triumphantIy released, and the
charivariers, after few tours, disper.
ed. The next day special session OF
the Magistrates was held, and proc.
lamation issued, prohibiting a recurr-
ence ofthe charivari, and inviting all we'll
disposed persons TO unite with the mu-
nicipalty in It's suppression, if attempt
ed. This, nevertheless, did not prevent
an assemblage much more numerous
than on the preceding evening: the
party remained unmolested; but some
thing serious might possibly have occurr-
ed, had not the bridegroom flung open
window and capitulated. On Wednes-
day. we learn, $50 was in consequence
presented to the Female Benevolens
Society. Thus adding another to those
acts Of benefcence and charity which
the bride is in the daily habit of per-
forming. The charisari principally
consisted of mercantile and profession
al men-though afterwards augmented
by other persons attracted by the novel;
ty of the spectacle. and . desire of a.
musement. Several individuals have
been since apprehended.
Thomas's Massachusetts spy, or, Worcester gazette. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1811-1821, 1821-03-14
POETRY.
fFrom The Eastern .arg,ss.1

Many strong and beautiful arguments are
kawnl from the works Of nature, to prove the
nmortai;ss Of the souls and philosophy has of
len led man to exclAim, in the confident lam
guage of Beattiess muse
s. Shall be left abandonsd in the dust,
When fate relenting lets the flower revivem
The same idea, though it cannot be more
beautifully expressed, is little more expanded
IN the stanzas which now offer you.
Thomas's Massachusetts spy, or, Worcester gazette. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1811-1821, 1821-03-14
THE INFANT .aND THE ROSE.

| saw blushing vernal rose
In ell its new-blown charms array'd;
lid, in the arms Of soft repose,
Beneath that flower an infant laid.
l gard on each with wild delight,
For both were lovely to the sight.
] look'd again--and Autumn's blast
Had stript that rose of all its charms;
And death with whitening power had past,
And clasp'd the babe in icy arms.
Now where the leaiess rose-bush signs,
Low in the grave that infant lies.
How natures cruel law, cried,
Cuts short the hour of beauty's reign!
Byt NATURES cheering voice replied,
They both shall live and bloom again
The one in spring shall grace the grove,
And one shall smile in courts above.
MEMNON.