davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-23
Dir. BROWN

t5TlSi DC 60 remove to the country f he can scA viii
~ sell several LOTS in he ogn Of Cfnrottesyilic isc
irce or four weeks.
Charlottesville, Nov. g. W
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-23
A FARM FOR SAFE

"A ANU fOIS DALE.
Elf virtue Of deed of Georgc ~ Avery ,,ed
IL tue z5;h day of January 1872 for the purposes tbe;n
Expressed we the undersigned shall or The secaid Io,g,f
o'Gy fef, proceed To sell TO the highest bidder for ready
money az the door of the courthouse Wood county, c
OF Virginia. two tracts OF land situated at e!leyiIc in tho
county aforesaid the containing by estimation i
anu rods aud wing the Ohio rivcrtr other CONAN
my our acres lying the last mentioned tract nd Ia;
Guiding the mills Of Tie said Avery W |
GEORGE MArpERRY, 1,-
~, JOSEPH SPENCER, iruStSs
BelleviIc, Wood county, VA. October 2. 42-wlswt
,oh TED The jail of i0ckingiam connI1 V7 a. =
~ runaway, on The 18th of September 82l n n,arn nan
calling himself STEPHEN BUS who SAYS he is freeiS5
eei inches high about Is years age has scar az, tb
cii Sic 81 ms eve has lost OF his ;pc- teeth he %
he caie from Buiiao county, North Carolina. Had ON an
od White hat tow antaoons shirt and liney roun
oot the "Niefut said i!any, Is TO CONG
or""rd-e'Se he will be dealt with law directs
JACOB H0UCk Tailor of Rockingham Co
November .. II 49, ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-23

- -I-E-9Z1 -f-AecIors OF John l.. Harris.1
myself at period Of life, unable to attend
n TO me affairs OF the late firm Of SHELTON 4 HARRIS
tue situation of which requires thar thew sIonl I've s,
i1 a. hnye thought proGer to appoint MIR. FiEDE-
the debts and dispose the property of said firm for b
purpose OF discagng the claims against the aforesaid con-
Germ have TO request all persons Indebted 10 sajd firm, n,
make payment 10 my said attorney without DELAY as have
gwen him instructions TO close the same as speeily as
siple JOHN SHELTON
surviving partner Of Shelton K Harris.
VI. ".
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-23
Green .Nolnicin land 6r SoJe

w IL be offered for sale highest bidder on cr
" w OF one, TWO ana three years, before the front door
9-he Easie Tavern in Charlottesville on londa hs d
gg Lle,tmher nert being Ahemare ay tract OF
anu purchased by Shelton < Harris from VIM NJ Cabejl
on hardware river IN the county of Albemarlc adioj-
g ie lands OF Carriers estate, John Harris and Marin
DAWSON, containing by estimation $40 acres 80
Bond and approved security will he required oc the NM
chase money. JOUS SHE is ToS '"e Ps'-
Nov :, - FREDERICK HARRIS,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-23
WANTS a STTUATION

ipQ ~ VI qualified to perform the duties of Couu,v
- l - if1I Court clerk: the most satisactoryrecom-
be produced. l'i'"S eSh
attended (lct oe a. o, WI ne
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-23

Moreover, nom the iihc an animal becomes mad eeas
to dris While the pulmonary and ,rapspratos
are IN iu force Hence, lac found the blood of rabid
,he. and apparently withou, Upon the whole,
experiment though unsuccessful holds cut hope In
this hitherto incurable affection.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-23
IiDTTCATCTON


TElHE public respectfully Informed that the s,bscr;
= VIII open his SCHOOL ai Little Yale near Oxford II,
Caroline, on The 18th Of January next and discontinue h
on the 5t OF December following. There will be vaca
hon ~ one summer month The subscriber will he IRE
pared to icachthe Latin and Greek languages wiring
arithmetic English Composition and Geography The fee
Tor tuition ord board, including washing and lodging will
20 nney dollars for The term often months subscri-
her has IN his possession references testimonials which
he pesumes wiz be fully satisfactory gentleman who
may be disposed 10 examine them lie promises upre
tug diligence n the discharge Of the duties Of the school
and invites those Interested 70 visit him time during
The session, to ascertain the progress Of the pupis iIc
therefore, confidently trusts he shall be favoured with due
share Of public patronage.
RUEUS CHANDLER. a NJ
IsI,iH lae. Noy.lt. 55-WSw
NY virtue oi deed Of trust executed ~ Josep Wheaton
- and wife TO the subscriber for Ge purpose Of ,erurn
debt due 70 Harry netdatcd The I'd Of Scseger raf-
and recorded in Hanover county olEce shah on We'd
pcs5cy iht 2l inst ~ Hanover Courthouse being court
proceed 70 s 70 The highest hidde for al that tract
or parcel ot ad' yiHE On said county belonging 10 said
Whea9n containing between two and three hndred acres
and Icing part 81 the fId conveyed y Thomas Underwood
ana vile % sad wheaton, la June 1915 much thereof
rs VIII be sufficient 20 raise the sn Of Icg9 IS cents viii
Interest thereon from the 1T oJanuars 3i7 and The costs
Of ,be trust VIII convey only such fio vested in me
ds trustee AND. STEVENSON, Trustee.
November % e3 .d.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-23

w II De sold o" nc 2ia day IF NoTen5rr insf If fair or
" not the next fair day, River Edge lie la 49,.
@ a "a lanes r Webb deceased a he personal estate Of
MIA e 80 consisting of household and Kitchen fur
iui S9oh OF horses, cows sheep and Lces ore onhle
i WIN harness OF excellent qualify, crop OF tobacco
co'h ouitf farming utensils, &c-Tcrns OF sne. 10, ali
sum, under iiy- dollars casiiye dollars and uuv rc
on credit viii he allowed the purchasers 10 give bopd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-23
90. XXX
oc, - '-N'
.tgidirit Of MERGED Va'al.

we iorGa.
Before me, II. ii. Breckenridge. Alc,,ic Of PEN
saroia, personally Appeared MERGED Vidal .'alao who
Icing Oh lux age and being niy sworn dcrnseth and
saith hat her father Nicolas Maria yi,i LEFT her
ny VIII one oil hS heirs and HAT he died about The
year i6C5, possessed Of large real and personal cs
iate !" ordh and Louisiana. The dcponcnt fur
t2f saith that the viii OF hCf SAID father tbrcthcr
With Inc inventories Of his real and pcrson estate
ana all the papers relating thereto. were for several
years missing from the public archives Of Pensacul,
iaVIhS been by some person unknown withdrawn from,
The same-ilai repeated solicitations we're mad. nv
hf 10 The authorities then existing here 10 compel the
restoration o! The SAID papers ari Incnincnt. a. they
were, and she believes still are necessary IN eunb.t
ler To prosecute her Claims under the said win That
'ceFtaln John Innciary OF hi, place, Who this Ec-
lH't"t hoileVes 10 DC debtor 20 lie sHid estate in
urge aHlOHt vas creed 10 restore the said uaucrs
II III us Professionalism the s1 unpers were finally
Ics.ofcu, ana that decree was passed AGAINST he
sad innerallty 10 account with the said de3uncnt m
one OF 'ne hcns OF Nicolas hllg;, Vidal. The ,eoo
nrnt further States that Il few days before the. cIanre
% government she demanded item Of Col C;tllaya
'fHo informed her that he could not nyc then, nm .,
ne WAS ob!Ised TO take them 70 Havana fhe dcpo
heht afterwards requested permission to make co,,y
" uieh-'hHt this "as granted by said Caildva, on
cono1'lon iI;u they should only br delivered hy sepa-
~" Pec"S or parcels aud fiat confidential uers,n
Shouid be found to copy them but the d.poneni saws
U't tle expense OIL copying Them exceed. her means
~ they amount III all 80 several hundred paocs or
common writing paper. The deponcnl afterwards
learned that the SAID papers were I'm the aefo,l nos
session of Domingo Sousa who acknov,Ipd ,aG ,Ic
same, and delivered three pieces 10 heI for The ,ur
pose OF being copied. The deponcnt further sf,,cs
Hdt tBc sd papers relate property ia tb. country
arg IN louisiana, and we're necessary n order Il, cn
's ncr 10 prosecute her claims under the will of he,
s'o "'hcr. MERGED VIDAL
Angst, 1921.
II. NJ. BRACKENRlDGE,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-23
NOTICE-

4 tIllON viii be presented tic next General AS
= sc'lpif o virginia, praying that all the real estate
FSo' d"rcS Couits died seized and possessed may he
l he cg reFreseaatires Of Reub Couits deceased
o son OF the said Patrick Coutts under certain IiDif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-23

Martin Wakcrnnd Maria his wife. and Thomas T. {: i'm;
which said Maria and Thomas children and bers h
L. Ut1h,n and Mary his wife. deceased, I,f,;,,s,s
ms day came the plaintiffs hy their attorney no fc,f
eir mn against the deferarand IL appearing m The e.,
sueltoi OF the court that the said are MOI,
at OIL ms state and of the said state on tie oton
i me plaintiffs by their attorney ordered an, iecre,,
ny the court that the said defendants do npuen, hero ~ "
NE ihrd Monday in January next and answer The
p, NV ara give security according The act Of As
i' hin t'c rules OF this court and that n copy of tbis
@ Se o inserted in some newspaper published in
s,'ei ant that another copy he posted nj The from, & IS
OF this county an the next successive
ana that commission issue for the pl,n,;G ~,
nh. he deposition of Mary Blair wife of Archibald, Blair on
me defendants legal notice of time and plnr 81
October %. - " ~. "a, y, W. U
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-23

CNAkCEEl eAlensur- County t,cto.,cr corr 10,
u Jane Nicholson and Lucy Nicholson, Plo;n,;6s
Ann Nicholson, Anderson Nicholson, Pamela A. N;.hi
Nicholson, - 7''>'''N' anu George Il.
ne ueiendanis Anderson Nicholson, PAMELA A. Ncbols,
nu n'nt, W. Nicholson, not having fled their answer aoi
gEen security, accounting TO the Assembly and lie
es ., 's court and u appearing satisfaction of
Vou,t tit ui.y are not inhabitants this
On .e motion OF the plaintiffs by their attorney IL Is (5S,.d
me saiu defendants Anderson, PAMELA A. and IJcpr,
W. Nichoison do appear here the third Monday In NJ
eenoer next and answer the bill of the plap,ia. an,
,npy OF thls order be forthwith inserted In The Rcbmo
nur Tor eight weeks successfully, and posted M IN,
"ontuoor OF the courthouse of this county. - -
o.,,, ~ &c eopy-res'e w. Is. EAsLEY ID. G.
1 OF nhaNcERf.-in Chesterfield Ceunty COURT Octobc,.
-'''' Ar nisg'n""' PlsiatiH;
, brunmaii, Chastain Brummnll Josiah Elliott Jos;
p'"iihu anu Ureen Hancock Irena his wifi, l,ta
ircna BrumGal - 49," I,' we, i'''-
on me motion of the plaintiff BY counsel and y arn,a
70 'he Satisfaction OF the tina; the cenlsr,s Ioh
prunnl ChaSiain Brumniall Josial, BrnmuslJ are
nov inn9onahtS OF tins commonw eah, and that niece.
ono' pe served upon Them, the court doth order ma do,
rec , the SAID defendants John and Rem,
matt do appear here on the second Monday in
anu eh,er their appearance and give security ncror, -
que act on Assembly, and the Of this cor am, ,L,, "
COPY Oh tis order he forthwith inserted In s,
punished IN the city of Richmond Two months
sN'y, ana another copy posted the front ,loor OF ~
courthouse OF this county successive court ,e
a copy-Tesie, LAWSON NUNNATJy nc,
- = fS-w9ws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-23

l,lver Edge, Hanover Now ..
N. II. The creditors of the said V.lt orc o,rro
ed 10 attend the sale. S"9 sV''oii-
LII Is wished by the subscriber tia, all claims .a,
s-iiu estate. may be made known without delay $50
Ji-yyiW L.. C.. SMITH adr,.o.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-23
The Trustees Of GeniIo .9co1Ie,,,7,

Ihe Trustees of Genito .4codemu,
\ iowiatan county, have engaged Mr.. BENJAMIN AN
TO continue ms Teacher the ensuing wear The
SEQ. w ''N' oSo' English
ac,a Hoard can be had in the neighbohood s so
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-23
TRUST SALE OF LAND

lhDoI SALE Or LAND.
(f virtue Of deed Of trust executed bv James r. ebb
oece.et bearing date the 18th Of October 1890 and
uuy recorded ~ the county OF Hanover in order TO
seH+s 10 Wllan Cunningham n certain sum of money
n'cn mentioned We shall proceed to sell for CASH without
reserve o. Ihmsfg TIE 29M Of NoreBrbsr inst. on the prc
mss iar 81 n The next fair day, certain tract oil land
ohLihlnE 'ee hundred acres, living Panuney river
~ the lover end of Hanover county, and known bv te
snc OF Rfrer Edge and bounded by Tie land, Of Benianin
le '.o and VIM Cunningham, and The river Such lille
"ch believed to be unexceptonae rs is vested in ms
- trustees, viii he conveyed to the purchaser.
HENRY CURTIS, J.
Hanover Novcmhpr2. O,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-23

ding justice ol SAID court, and Thomas Browniobn
ECO accompanied hy IL. Nj. Breckenridge, Esa. A.
auc OF The c' OF Pensacola, viii forthwith proceed
To the house OF Col. Jose Cal1ya and make search
Tor SAID papers, breaking open said boxes aud il said
papers us mentioned III the annexed petition are found
therein 10 take the same and bring them 10 the UNI
u'sSnrd, wni' tins warrants leaving all other papers
~ sad hoNcs secured in the same way as the sand
bo>es are found, and report 10 nc in writing how
they have executed this warrlmt
Given under nay hand and private SEAL (iherc heing
no seal OF oihcc) III Pensacola, in West Florida the
twenty third day OF August, 1921
(Sisncd) ANDREW JACKSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-23
tforeInor q lie Flor
(No. \NIO
Il.i.....
IN % re Se.nch iralvusi.

T''t''I'' 90 nc SttItH WuFfuN
IN 'hc execution OF the above order, we the under
signed, proceeded To The dwelling of Col, Jose Gala
va aud having opened ahox containing papers, found
the docnmcn,s enumerated in the above list AM, after
taking them out, again closed the said box placiue n
sea- Upon the same We now deliver into Your Ex-
cclcmcys possession the papers and documents as be-
fore enumerated. Pensacola, Aug. %, 1921
GEO WALTON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-23
IFrom az Rnston C.ntin,r.

The following. fu,n the pen OF highly valued cor,,sr,,
dent WI be found beautiful moral oelineation
Nf.l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-23

Iohcr, sil OVERWHELMING county, August 1921.
ANA PlGintif,
Farrar, - ' i'"'Vi S'n ni ana john
'rhc ,ecor,,r, ~. >, =. i)efendants.
ana given security according. the act of Asser
N nv" we rune OF this conrt, and appearing 10 The sails
O" ~ me court ihai be is inhabinnt of his com
motion of the Plaintiff his counsel N 10
MAJ lhe said defendant Hume II. Field dn snnear
mere on m hirt monday in November next and nne,r nc
n %. me plaintiff and that copy order be- forthwith
~ ue hlehinond Enqnrcrior eigh weeks srcc,s-
county. a ccnv-Tcs,o - NV'i '"O'se vi inns
Oct. ~. ALVEY - ~ n r,cr,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-23

WE subscriber finds 1t necessary 10 caution an oo,s
against iteso snug on bis plantation Wegfiam fIy
hunting on passing through H. An offenders aar ,t
noee will DC dealt with according folsw ''
,"1cmnrr :. 5i-n WIILfAM GifAnAnn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-23

" lhnlNlA: ~ i',ties Lolten CLERKS on q, ~,
Superior Court OF ChancoYy for The Riebmor, n;,;
the 2Jti DAY % September 1921. DisfiV.
Alexander Reid, py...g
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-23
IEUST BALE or LAND s NEGPOEg

5jURSuANfto deed Of trust bearing date tic Ni aav Of
August 1915 and duly recorded IN the clerks orcs Of
VIC county court o. Essex which deed Is made bv Col John
w taunilefoy, errs Of Tho Fagnieroy deceased shah
oH "a t',a Htoy u Jeaag nst (bciHg Essex court day
o2r Of the Farmers Hotel IN he town Of roppahsunoc
atvrry valuable tract 0f land Ia tie coints oil E,s an
c RapTnhanHock river Known and called ~ The nr,, 80
BAlHDssf also the ioiiowing MORO SLAVES 10 vii
YOUNG chi-hary AND her three children Neiig foc AMI
q cbidclaoi'c aud hcr two children, Tasini ioraec
or much q; tis said land as many of f. sad -
a. viii satisfy the purposes OF the said deed Such ffc4d
'',' ~ ile s"bscripcr WIN he made 20 re purchaser
ii1srs1 October p ~ III
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-23

a - persons having claims against IO!IE I,VTIIN15
~ deceased, are requested TO make them known
WALTER DUN. Execn,or
% lob f.-.sI.s
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-01-30
From the New-York American.
MEXICAN REVOLUTION.

Mr.. Robinson's work on the Mexicao
Revolution" has just been published ia
Philadelphia. We have been politely
favored by the author with perusal Of
the sheets as issued from the press, from
which we make some extracts that will
speak for its merits more eorcibIy than
auy opinion that we have either leisure
or limits to express. The bounds Of a
newspaper scarcely allow of any detailed
literary analysis; and we must 10 the
present case confine ourselves to the mere
outline of the work, leaving the filling up
to be judged of by the few specimens We
are enabled TO insert. Mr.. Robinson, from
unexceptionable sources Of information
and personal observation, has been ena-
bled to present us with sketch Of the
revolutionary struggle in Mexico, the
actual situation Of the country, character
of its population, and natural advantages,
such as is collected in no other work, and
which to us is not only OF general, but
particular interest from the intimate rela
lions that must exist between the two
great contiguous northern states Of tbs
continent. The population Of this coun
TRY and Mexico is rapidly approxlmating
and must soon meet 10 friendly or hostile
collision. We, Of course, have something
more than an abstract interest in Mexico
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-01-30

The Day Of ,Iadgmeat.--s' Who will
be able TO stand in thai Notable day No
him who has riUled in death and carnage
aud caused the blood Of millions to flow:
Not him. who has violated every princi-
pile of virtue and honesty, to amass wealth
and fame. Not him, who has disregarled
the injunctions OF the Deity, aud rushed
regardless Of consequences, iuto that
whirlpool Of dissipation which swallowed
up all the noble feelings of his nature.
Not him, who forgetting the commands Of
his Creator, 10 do good and love mercy,
has busted himself in fomenting discord
and disunion, and brought innocence in
sorrow to the grave. Not the canting
hypocrite and the oily tongued Judas,
who has cloaked his iniquities under the
mask Of religion, aud kissed only TO betray.
These must all stand before the presence
Of an incensed God, and be judged accor-
ding to the things written in the book Of
remembrance. The scoifer of revelation,
wilitheD, too late, see his errors, TO mourn
over them through the bouDdless ages Of
eternity.
Who then shall be able 10 stand this
solemn Investigation The meek Of the
earth,wio with contrite hearts, have SYM
pathised with an agonized Saviour, and
endeavored 10 follow him 10 doing good
and loving mercy. The sainted corses of
the deep, which have siumbered for ages
beneath the mighty waters--the whitened
skeletons ofthe just, bleached by the winds
Of centuries---the remains OF the martyrs,
slain for the trnth-the prosecuted. who
have wandered about 10 goat-skins. in
stIcep-sKIns, auuieH 10 the cause o. restS'ob
and virtue--the poor and the INDECENT, who
have eaten the bread Of sorrow, and drank
the waters OF affection, rather than fatten
and riot in dishonesty These will all rise
triumphant, when the graves slal! be open,
and the earth and sea resign their dead.
The christian husband and the pious vile,
with their faithful children who have fol-
lowed their example, will again, as cher
ubims, embrace each other, and be united
where parting shall be no more. On Sc
raphic wings they viii rise to the presence
Of Him they did not deny on earth. A.
mid the conflagration OF the world, they
will soar aIoft in safety, attended by guar
dian angels as ministering spirits, fearless
Of evil, because their names are registered
ia The Lambs book Of eternal lie"
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-01-30

light, whose pitch shall be taken from the
pitch pipe Of love divine, to sing that SUBJ
lime song, the song Of Moses and the
Lamb" That you may all thus happily
get the pitch, is the ardent wish of
The MEDDLER.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-01-30

poets Of long enjoy forces him to
fix his hopes upon another state and
when he has commended with the tempests
Of life, until his strength fails hin, he
flies at last to the shelter Of Religion.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-01-30
PRINTED AND PUBLIsHED
BY J. & E. SANDERsON,
Iwo doors south Q Rivers's City Tavern
ELlzABETH-TowN, MI.
Terms.

TERMS.
rs cents per annans, il paid in advance
IS at the end of six months.
90 atthe end of the year.
No paper win be discontinued until all arrear-
ages are paid.
.advertisements--75 cents per square for three
insertions, if paid in advance; otherwise, s 90
per square, A iiberaIdiscount will be made to
those who advertise by the year.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-01-30
THE DIGNITY OF THE SOUL.
BIZ DR.. Doddridge.

The eternal salvation OF one soul is Of
greater importance, and big with greater
events than the temporal salvation OF a
whole kingdom, though it were for the
space Of ten thousand ages; because there
will come up poiut. an instant IN eser-
nifty, when that one soul shall have exis-
ted as many ages as all the individuals OF
a whole kingdom ranked 10 close success
sion. will 10 the whole have existed intile
space Of ten thousand ages therefore one
soul is capable Of larger share oil happl-
ness or misery, throughout an endless eier-
ni.y, (for that will still be before it,
than whole kingdom is capable OF in ten
Thousand ages.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-01-30

Religion.-.In childhood, while our
minds are yet unoccupied, religion is im-
pressed upon them aud the first years OF
almost ali who have been well.educaled
are passed in the regular discharge OF the
duties Of piety but as we advance Tor
ward into the crowds Of life, innnmerable
cares distract our attention. The time
Of youth is passed in noisy irolics; man
hood is led on from hope to hope, and from
project to project; the dissoluteness Of
pleasure, the inebria;ion OF success, the
ardor of expectation, and the vehemency
Of competition. chain down the mind alike
70 The presen, scene; nor is il remember
ed how soon this mist Of trifles must be
scattered. and the bubbles that float upon
The riyulet Of life, be lost forever in the
gulyh of eternity. To this consideration
scarce any man is awakened but BY some
pressing and resistless evil the death o.
those from whom he derived his pleas
ure. or TO whom he destined his probes
s;ons, some disease which shows him thu
VANITY Of all external acquisitions, or tn
gloom Of age which intercepts bis pros
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-01-30

Trifes. --Nothing is more ridiculous
than 10 be serious about trifies, and 10 be
trifling about serious matters.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-20

10000 tickets At 80. eIso..oa
Stationary prizes a, .foiiou:
First dgGwn three hoasdhd Lior H. uih Le ems
,.iJ.3 In Iso unIjuS. 1n.L