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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-16
PItntatio,ss n Nwi,sa az (ieoca1n.

ffrntatioas IN iIori,tn AID (;eorqig.
ki'oA SAL-fhe subscriber la early orpor unity of
tinr> IA the then province East Florida which he n,I
oe ,or Slle separately rs they purchased fL.v
pu>St o. neiwecn one n"j two tluusa,d between ,,,.
hundred and Giiy 10 three hundred acres of n;u h,,n,o,S
"'' H. proportion OF swamp aud pine land for
Johns, where j. (rom three furr miles yLc yl;,
twenty tirv miles from the ocean y watc, T, h
been all partially settled many years and e ,i,ie arr
nuipn'ahc being considered equal IL, the tcrriorv
warranty, however, will he given with them or wbc,
the purchaser will 40 doubt be s fed The patneps viii
uc nau Agreeable 80 The purchaser provided they are s.
nsihciory secured. aud the interest them eylay and
nnmay, pa, or plantation negroes will be received a.
.iso.l Tract ni i.ind, en Great Saa river in Cam
u T:, S'c 81 Georgia ~ about tnus,,d acre.
NC nearly Tour hundred are Of river swamp of the rst
i y, UNI ocsi pncr oil tide Two hutrcd this
land are under excellent locks produced orcn cro,
eon: CONTIGUOUS 10 the swamp. are about hundred
an hy acres OF cleared hammock land sncror o,al,
any Ia the state high land be rest of the tract consists
o, miami swamp and pine land, which afford an abundance
o. inc plantation are numerous and cuu,moous and bull,
OF me best materials. Two Ewes gins and an iro,
a;ksmi,hs tools several thousand busiei, Of rough d
corn anu suar c'ncs together wish large stock of cattle
premises, il required. 0'' VISA INV
Also Plantation the Salts commanding an extensive
sand acres oil pine nnd and about three four hnrdre
which is now planted Will cotton and provisions rie
evening Iouse on the plantation is spGci and has been
uS repaired. The billiard ruorp bathing house and otcs
ou;boidirgs attached ali and " in die qiouus
around them, are laid OF neatly and with every cnnvenr,
aa forming delightful summer residence for the lovers
ct fine sheephead aud pure healthy The negro house
harms &c are all and Of contains Two Of ye.
ns, ana an iron corn and corn cob mill, with iron cog,
WORK. when will be sold with the plantation il required
INC ,"nrtn OF the purchase money will he required
vi these rinia'ions and the interest lee paid
and pncualy the balance. which may e pai a, nor
on ihe property or personal security, il required
Wishing Ia hear further particulars respecting any
tue state of Georgir IOIfN H. SiiNTpSU
mberI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-16

Physical Sciences" edited by Professor
CHAIRMAN, declaring it and other American
publications. TO be inferior TO no works publish
ed in Europe, for good taste, intelligence and
style" [PhH. Frankiin CGS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-16
TaiuabIe Py0periy 50r SHE

EA batuabte Property jor SHE.
ssnu For tic purpose OF closing an his ,ransaccu
Igt8- in this aud settling VALUABLE possessions b.
nna ~ te western country Che subscriber offers sala
tc elegant seal wherenn he lives, called VILLAGE HILL
ana the valuable estate attached 70 it, in NnuoGay COUNTY
on Nottoway river r0Eenemen fond Of country life few
places below the mountains, in Vrgnia, combine many
"Nahiages The land first rate 10 tobacco and all ftrmun
purposes, contains abort 1000 acres living in almost COM
pact square; one bait standing in woods, heavily imcrd
VITA oak and hickory nearly The whole enclosed .:,b
good fence; well waierrd with springs and sna
ryuetS-with the river side aud creek other
The mansion house staining high ele end ples
ant situation, is and couiuodiops Il has eight oof.
and passage above and below stairs and pnrro On each
side There isalso store hose with rooms md good
stand for country sore: overseprs house with rooms
above and below stairs; cyist mill worth barrels as
grain garden, and tae hOu.ee
This c-ine IS about 90 miles from Petersbnr1 81 from
RcnHndj Win IL the subscriber would sell large guam
ty of grain, his stock, &c. give bargain and DC
session Of he Whole by the 2j'li nj December next
Nov. ~. 55--wfw ABRAHAM igfFOnD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-16
IStepies ofMe Rjcbuood lL,rLci

l.. KER-DE.NTJST,
II IS removed TO the house formerly occupied bv the
Bank Of Virginia, South side OF the Capitol Square
ami would also respectfully notice. that he has recently
tanned such supply of materials able 10 execute all
the various branches, in his professional business
November y 53-3uf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-16
BY pir,se Of sereral Ds.as o, f,,.s,

ny v ts-~c ~ SSttFUt OctN1 ~ FL.yt.
N'NECOTED by Nm. Boadaran;, for the pu-,os, M =.
- curng the payment of certain cbss therein sec,n
due TO hughes Armis,esd John tis, IN, =, Ak
De sold. on the h day ofJanser- merit tract OF lan -,
IN the county of Cinberi audi nineteen ,-rs
the same more or less togciLcr with the imuro,
,heI.on including the mills Ing Muddy creek common
called the M"tfy Creek NR-he sale Iube rn The nrr
at III" same ti2c aud place, all the hoI>cs
e''ue hogs sheet, and household ard krhea furniture of
BY the deeds aforesaid. 'N''e
80 GA hs soh day IF &c ppsasi by virtue OF the
s'i ns WIZ De sold NJ the ifor; Zach r,,;,rs
'"erH ~ the town oi Carterssr LOr living in lie s,,i
"N' ana Known In the plan thereof ~ tho nim or nine
c"n,nn@ h "a acre, with all the Improvements the
oi 81 anew tircc-siors brick house into two,
'Sh.miis woodeb s;ur- ,uuse tiscisri;hs shop Sc-
is ~ tnc nne. omi place last mentioned, tract ~
lana wing on harle Swaap ~ tie county Of Cnnbernn
''Jov'nS we lan ~ James Mcst ans! Ac,it Il,ul
soaiin hNe ninfted acres be the sine r,urc or
nnn 'he i'howiag SLAVES, Atc!Vr, C.ar,.S N.,o N,
hescrcN' Niicti Earia- Miv Casar Madison anal An,
The Whole o the above pr pvsy viii A.. odd or :, M, -,
rs may pe necessary To- raise the due Together ,v;,b
~ sIst, an cir.s Attending h, execution OF De. -, erj
'"' h'> in''l' lS are estcd ~ tit
Terms y Safor thc Muddy creek aI.lls n,r Ib,,, ~,
Snr pure sc iloncy % be lasd Gwn ,cc i, mn ,erl
ne ie,linn woh'ris, Ia consent 81 all raes in tao
'al annna iiSinrntS, bearing irierc,, from he IN, ~
SAFE Tberssirc OF the property old or rs,d n,oa.,
November u. ~ ,,.s 1850
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-16
DIR. BROWN.

DIR. BROWN,
1TISiiNG oremoye to the country, &c nc seID viii
~ sell several LOTS in the town OF viIIr nlso
his Shop Furniture and Medicine, If application made in
three or four weeks.
Charlottesville, Nov. rs. we
a PETITION viii he presented the Virginia Lcgi-In-
ture, soliciting the passage Of sell the real
tate "hch Judith Walker wife of John Wnlker) acquired
from John Ntoeicy, and which by decd executed by lanes
Walker far lie had title he's been conveyed in trust 10
a. Branch and A. Dehai for purposes declared il the deed
duiy recorded. JUDfrr yVNIEEp
buckingham, Nov. rs. 55-w3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-16

o. In consequence of the recent advice.
lrom Liverpool, Flour from our City Mills ha.
Fallen to Sc % a S 6 30; Country Flour s 6
Wheat 8 / l2aSl % cents.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-16

Geaeral Broicn.-it appears by the Water
town Republican of Oct. so, that it was not
correct, as before published, that Gen. Brown
had SO iarrecovered from his paralytic attack
as 10 be able to walk his room : he is not yet
well enough TO walk without assistance.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-16

y meetng of the President and Directors III lanes
4 \ River Company on the iOti Of November 1921
Rcovcd Ihnt the Clerk advertise that proposals will m
received Until the 18Th Of December, for experienced prr
To spcrutend tine construction ii the Knnawhs Road
md Bridges. 4 COPY tcstr
Nov. f6. 55-2,wt5D E0UFH'r Poll ann cy.-t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-16
NO SPORrSMEN on THE FIELD-

NIIN NhIT.
4 h2fECTFuLLY informs the citizens OF Richmond
manchester, and the surrounding country 10 any ox-
' mat nc i prepared with superb assortment OF
very article winch constitutes tue delight ornament
he sportsman OF the field Bv urcni;icd attention o
~ pahc OF his profession, he will
cnun'h encouragement he has been favored berallV
W slnce MS commensurate The assortment he has
mes WIN or without hair triggers patent breecbeI douie
nnl .,nglc twisted Siuh and damascus Eirres Of an
lengths and sizes. Duclng Pistols Locks and Mo1nnr
ready Tor completing any orier-hILiTARY and MARINE
DiHkS and HANGERS Shot Belts and Fasks: IJur,.
Blowing lornS Dog Collars and Calls Wash Rods vii,
apparatus complete, &cRcpsirs done guns pistols or
mentS.
D. can furnish one Two well broke DOCS f,r the
held, to any one who may b. inclined to purchase
Soy. - 55-H
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-16

= We are authorized To state, that Gen q. "
PRYOR IS Il candidate TO supply the vacancy in tho
Senatorial District lately filed by Georec HAY, Est,
who has resigned TN',,joLt Ll,r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-16


We have been favored by a respectable mer-
camille house with the following extract Of /,
letter from Messrs. WIN. s. JAMES BRowN s,
60. OF liverpool Sept. 81, 1891:
"1his day has been rather favorable for The
harvest, but the weather. so cLangeabIe it is
morally impossible to know how the result
will be !; yet we rather feel disposed to think
The ports will not open this quarter, and for
the present we would advise you TO act under
This impression"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-07
From the NewYork Commercial Advertiser.

Saratoga Springs, Aug. s5th.
No incident of importance has transp'red
here for some NE past, until Thursday OF
this week, at O'Clock, p. NJ when an Of
Jar of honor took place, not altogether I'M
worthy OF notice. The particulars of this
fashionable rencontre we have collected for
the special Information and benefit of those
gallant bloods who delight 10 settle the most
tr'tilng disputes by popping each other with
pistols, lin gentIemany way" They
were substantially these:
Some difficulty arose between the Cooks
of Congress and Union Halls, both Of W HON
are people of color. The former, who claims
to have acquired his skill in France, had
made some inslnuation calculated TO imure
the professional character of the latter. In
deed, he directly called IN question his skill,
dexterity and genius, in the sublime art and
mystery OF extracting, creating and combin
ing davors, so as in all instances TO render
hIs dishes pleasing to the palate, and a.
greeable TO the stomach. Cufee, who made
no professions of skill in Transforming frogs
into savoury meat, insisted, nevertheless,
that be was an accomplished professor in
all the necessary and substantial branches of
his business, such as roasting, toasting, boil
ing and frying. &c. and after consultation
with his friends. determined to have salts
faction. The communications at first were
oral, and it was determined by the parties
to have a few set-to's after the manner of
Moliineaux aud Crib Saratoga, however,
being a fashionable place Of resort, :heir
friends concluded that correspondence in
the true style of modern chvalry, should
take place, preparatory to having the matter
settled in an honorable way. The follow
ing Is supposed 10 have been the sorresnon-
dence:
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-07
am, sir, &c.
SIMON BOLIVAR.

The press already spreads its powfer-
ful light over the South American re-
gions, in proportion as freedom accom-
plshes her triumph over despotism Since
May of the present year, three public
journals have been published in the Co
lombian republic, besides those that had
been previously established there
At Santa Martha, the Gazette OF Santa
Martha.
at Maracaibo, the Correo National.
At Cucuta, the Equatorial.
All those papers are printed much SUI
perior in manner to the papers of the U.
States, so years ago; and to the papers OF
England, which now surpass all the
world 50 years ago. Such being the pro-
gre-s, what may not be expected from all
South America and Mexico, as free from
royal tyranny as Colombia now is.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-07

The following 10 avery inipellect sfahe'
latiou OF the iette.' addressed y
President Bolivar to the OngresS o.
Colombia.
SIR-The act OF the installation OF the
general Congress of Colombia, composed
of the representatives ofseventy two Tree
provinces, has consummaLed the most ar
dent wishes of my heart. The republic,
founded OH the complete union OF the rep
resentatives of the people OF Cundlnamar-
ca and Venezuela. is now destined to ac-
complish that liberty and prosperity to-
which every free people have the right to
secure; and have at length had the good
fortune to see that day when the only le-
gitimate repositories of the sovereign au-
thority of the people, are already in the
happy exercise of their sacred functions -
From this moment consider myself ex-
onorated from the charge OF the exec utiVe
power, with which it has been the pleas
ure of my country to entrust me.
Appointed by the congress OF Venezue-
Ia president OF the state dd interim, your
more comprehensive authority as the rep
resentatives of all Colombia, terminates
that trust, and places in your hands th7
future disposition of the executive pow
err.
Ihave endeavored to fulfil the duties
which have devolved upon me in arduous
times; and, as no one can so we'll estimate
my feelings ON this subject, l freely as
sure you, sir, that feel too ditfident OF
my own qualifications, to undertake the
further responsibility of that important
station, with that effect which is indispen-
sible to the future prosperity and glory
of the republic. The military profession
does not appear to me compatible. when
united With the functions of the civil mag
istrate; and besides, sir, ] confess. that
after the career through which | have
run, now that all dangers have disappear
ed, l am no longer disposed to endure the
injurious asperslons of my personal enc
mics; my own reputation requires, and
my feelings present, an insurmountable
repugnance to any further indifference to
these considerations.
Be pleased, therefore, sir, to accept,
with your accustomed liberality, my most
ferven: homage the declaration of my ad-
hesion to he authority of the nation-and
my oath of entire submission to the insti-
tutions and laws that you are authorised
to ESTABLISH on behalfof the people of this
republic; but must repeat, that should
congress again insist, as fear is intended,
to re invest me with the presidency of the
state, that, in such all event, l must, from
that moment, protest against the purpose;
and that if unfortunately it should be
persisted in, l shall then be compelled,
not only to ;.bandon my character Of cit
izen of this republic, but my beloved
country also.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-02

An Irish tootnlan bsing one dark night sent
Tor soma beer, took with him the key of the
street door, TO let himself in and having tip
ped off three OF four glasses Of gin and biltsrs
al The bar, be could mol on bis return home
open the door. Alter having tried in vain
soms time, one of the other servants heard
ain, ana at letting hin in asked him what hs
had been about 50 long /" You may well
say hat said Pat you may indsed-lor |
have been quarter Of an hour trying 10 IN
ieck the door-but while was gone 10 Dc
aiehsuse. some Of your rsscslly London
ievss have stolen he key hole-but il will
be Of no uae TO EN-, iOT have de key in any
pocket"
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-02
MARRIED,

MARRIED.,
Thowaston, Capt. Janss Rendeli, jr. aged
2t, Of Prospect. TO tue aaiabie siiss Hannah
rs :per. aged 10. Of rkoaiaston.
The fdifest fora ~ ths place,
Has laucb esisemed nth egery grace,
50 Cupid stisedhis fairest forer,
70 shoe his greaf has mighty pOiser.
Ia Thomaston Nr. William Post, 20 Miss Gu
I. D. keIIoch Capt. Ezrk,e Post. 70 Mss Ma
I Suow, daughter Of Ambrose Snow. selrased-
lr-Geichel, to y H. a ch.a RsBdel.
la Thoma,ton, MIR. Gecrss Emery ITO Mics
fancy Sleeper
=. Tue kindred souls alone can meet
This union makes me friendship street."
Ia Orses. Mr.. Mirick Lamb. a. Leeds, 10 Misi
f.unice Washburn, IF he l,ri1er place.
Ia brunswick. after lsng and tedious co1r
ship MIR JDhn Owen. TO Mss HaBRsh Rebin.or
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-02
CAUTION.

yEyHKREAs AMOS r.. SAWYER, Of Aado-
w yer hsld. note signed by me dated at
East Andsver, sometime ia the meath Of Novsn-
Der 1919 fer fifteen dsHr.. paysbls in three year
frsu the date without interest, ihis is to caution al
persons against purchasing sais note as am de-
ter-sines to psy any part OF il, having never
received any consciousness fer the sars.
NICHOLAS SARGENT.
Andsver, Novenksr, 30 1870.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-02

EMPEROR OF CHINA.

No monarch 10 Europe possesses power 50
unlimited as the sovereign Of tLis numerous
nation. An authority !. vested ii him alone :
he is The undisputed master OF the lives 81 his
subjects, and thus placed III a situation u -
come the greatest tyrant n the word.
No sentence "a death pronounced by any OF
The tribueal, can be executed without his con
SAINT. Every veraict 10 ciIi. adalrs is subjsci
TO The same revision and 10 determination l.
Ot any forCe Until il has been confirmed BY his
assent. On iLe contrary, Whatever sentence
be passes Is eyecuisd without delay. his
edic,s arc respec ted throughout tie whole en-
Pire as though hey proceadsd from divinity
and are immediately published asd registered
without the least remonSrancs. This abso-
lutte power ~ the head Of tbe Chinese emp. Z
appears to be as ancient as the empire itself,
aud all the re, buttons which have AIKEN place
have tended 10 confirm Il.
The emperor alone has The disposal OF I'll
The offices OF l4le which are wholly depend
snt Oh bis pie azure. No employment i bow
ever purchase d in China merit, for the most
part, raises Ia place, aud rank Is attached 10
place only; thus whatever may DO the dsSpot-
&c power Of tse emperor, the government has
an emInent Advantage over most OF tine gov
ernmenls Of Europe he offices and honors OF
which are as saieable a. their other mercantile
commodities. On this principle, Of merit on
ly qualifying, for Office, the emperor has tbs
right Of chol sing a successor either among his
children, the, resi VI bis family, Or from among
his own sui ects thus Chuu prime minister
81 Tue empg sor ~, was chosen by that non-
arch to sue seed him, on account Of his supe-
rior abilitio !.
Should be successor Damed by The en-
peror be wanting IN that respectful submis
sion which be c0nceives IS due 70 him, or man
ife-t some iatural weakness. Of which tie was
not before inspected, the ssale haad that rails
et him to- yards tie throne can remove him
from his e. alted station. In SUCH case anoth-
CT success Or is chosen and tbe former Is en-
tigeiy forg IteG. The emperor Kang-hi, one
Ut The late III and best of the Chinese emper
ors, thus excluded his eldest son from tie
throae, I'll ,ugh he had once nomi .ated bin
his success sJr.
A pm &c ii The blood Is generally esteem
ed in Gu ina; YET TIE enperor can prevent
those iro' d assuming that TILE who have nat
uraI rigL 10 il but II they are permitted 10
enjoy III cir rank, they have neither influence
nor Po' rer; they possess revenue proper
toned 10 their dignity and have palace.
officers and court but they have less author
ity tha the loves, Of the mandarins.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-02
La GAZETTE .Et4
go SHIPPING LIST. EAs
PORT OF PORTLAND.


Brig America, Otis, Of Brunswisk, days from
Bath for blatauzas, fouudered Nov. 18Th, lat ",
lon 69-sll hands saved Tbs Capt. and me
we're carried 70 Psrt-su- Prince, by the sch liar
rist, OF rortsnouth, and have since reached Ne"
York.
NEW BEpFoRp, DEc. s2.-Ar. 18th, bri. Ben
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-02
ATTM OOp & QUINCY,

OFFER FOR SALE.
N No. 4, Union WhsrE JusF REoEIysp,
~ kegs No. !, TOBACCO, Harris
90 boIes by ~ 8 ny 10 GLASS, brand ,
IS barrels Americas GIN
Is hall Or. casks dry Malsga WINE,
pipss Csgnac BRANDY,
hhds. n. L. RUM.
A seu Of Mill Stones x Gear fer oiiss Mil,
Also
1 sharein the Portland Library.
Sets DR.. Reefs New Cyclopsdis,
Sett Chamber Dictionary,
Dec. s.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-02

NOTICE.
THE late ASSOCIATIONS 10 buGnsf' heretofore sI
ifaing by the fu,teribers a. Au6i'oneers aud
commif.isn Merchants, is By mu ia c,nfent this
day dissolved. sFW RID rO2TRR,
mo. AID ANS.
Portland, 10th Dec 1890
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-02
Conrenfion Of Ministers /.

rr,VE subscriber having reesved Sffcsl notice
i rem majority Of the Association OF his err
der /. she State that they ara in favssr Of calling
Convention Of their respective bsss- partisulsr =
~ for revising the establishment 81 fusd TO- the
relief If the indigent WiSs~s Of t-sesassd Minis
ser.: gives this notice, ,hat -setis: fec the a.
hove .urp.ss will be held IL Portland, on Thurs
a,v The 1875 or January next, 10 the Chapel
Church az 10 s'slsok, A. III.
ELIJAH KELLOGG, Per Order.
Portland. Dscsmbsr 22s 1890.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-02
NOTICE.

A III persons indebted 20 the estate Of the late
n DANIEL HOW, ara Informed that all Notes
sas Accounts remaining uGpad on the 18th Jans-
sry next will be given % JOHN MUssFT JR Eau.
tor collection.
JOHN HON.
Dec. 90. 1890.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-02
COUNTRY SCHOOL.


Pat 70 the door me schools hSgun,
Stand iu your plnsss every one,
Read Ia The Bbe--tel he pscs,
JOB, 90, and the t7th VGrSe
Caleb hag,E-@ Gndhe shall sUc5'-
Sir, Moses got q pin and stuck
| tiInoe Step. Cslsb.-'iosss here.
What's 'his eomplsint2 did'nt, Sir,
,isid up your land, what is'' pia
D, dear, STR, Ite-s.s do %
READ on--Ths increase Of hish--h-kOTss-
H id--H, d, u, 5, K, spells house.
SIR. ,chat's thai lUord Al eanr tell IL.
tam. you. indeed why peu it--speH IL.
segis yourself L say. EhO r.
Yes try, ssse ysa Can SPELL it--try.
Ge take yeur ,ests aad miners 60
/, You shan't abuse ,he bible SO.
Val pray, SIR, master mend mn penP
say Master, thai. snsugh He Ben,
| |, this your copy |, Can'. you tell I?
S. al your leuers parallel
zee aOne my sum, as just grOat
| / et's see il. Afaster, mi g'Opt.
Yes. Bring ssEle weed III what's that noise
| Taini Sir rs hen1nGre boys.
\ Cone Billy. read Wnat's that? Thas's a.
sir. jim has snateh'd my rule arGy
! Reform it. Jane. Here, rrle with this.
| Billy read Oh. That's cruiksd s.
K AL 10 she Spelling book. ssegin
I The bsys are Cm. Then cal them in.
| My nose 6lseas 1; aaGy'ni I gel some ace,
And hole il M b eeches ?-Yes.
| Take yeur seats there. i'm spell tosl
san'i Sir. Try. 4. w, T..
tiow's this just come, sam? Why bees
Who knocks? a0nf knOs Sir. Come in.
Your most osedsnt, Sir" ssd yours
SIS dcwo Sir. SAN put to the doors
What do you bring 10 tell that's new p
Nothing that's either strange or 'rue.
What prosigious school I'm sure,
You've got husdrsd here OF more.
A word, sir, nysu please / will.
4 You g,rs. sih come in, be sill.
\ Come we can dance TO night, SO you
Dismiss your brain distraoting crew,
And csns--for all the girls are there.
Wen have q fiddle. and player.
Well, mind and have the slsigh-bells sent
\ l,l sooa dismiss my rrEinsst-
Silence . the second slsss must read
A. quick as Posible- proceed.
! Not found your book vet Stand, be 6x'dI
I Tbs next resd-stop-ths nsxt---ths next.
I You need rot READ sssin, 'tis well!
1 Come Tom aRd Dick, choose sides TO spell.
! TIE got trord Well. name it.--Gtsrard.
lem, spell it--G. --i.sard.
spell conscience, Jack. X, o, ~. kon--
S, II, Y, N, /, Swell ssae!
Put cut tbs next. Mint's folks
Dick spell it. p, III, o. u. X, S.
o shocking this will never do,
Try it agaip.-No matter. 20,
lay up your books and you, Jofish,
Help Jed - make the morning Gre.