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70 the bosom and united with the fate
ofa discreet man.
Byrlesqus on Genea'ogy.


Two men disputing one day on their
genealogy, each pretended to5be better
shan the other. you cannot says
one. compare yourself to me, who are
of thousand times better house than
you You said the other, had your
:lther, like mine, the first post in
the city 2 The first post in the cityP
replied the other, was he GOVERNOR
No Was he judge?' No, nor that
What was he thenp'' Gate Keeperp re-
piled the second, and is not that the
frat post In the city?'rYes,' said the O.
;her, 'but mine preceded the first men
in the province he went before
dukes and peers, and before all the
marshals of France BY virtue Of
what officee' BY virtue of his post
what was his post?' asked the son of
the gate Keeper. He was postillion,
and if my father had taken care we
should have been rich; but he was o
fool.' True, said the other. and /
see clearly that his office is hereditary,
'My father prevented that added the
son ofthe post!llion, for before he was
postillion, he was man of letters -
what call you man oflettersp was he
Judge, Advocate or Counsellor"
None of those; he was runner to the
post Office: call you not that man Of
letters?' This the gate.keeper allow.
ed, but contended it did not prove the
antiquity of the postillion's family
whereas he could trace his further back
than FIVE hundred years. The postil-
lion could trace his for more than eight
hundred. That's nothing said the
gate-keeper, 4 can prove my family to
have existed before the deluge.' And
/ mine from Adam answered the pos
tillion. And | mine before Adam,
rejoined the gate.keeper. Granted
retorted the other; the proof is easy !:
before Adam, there were no animals
but brutes; and it is clear that you
are descended from that family n3,
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But yet the reckless pirate keeps

But yetthe reckless pirate keeps
His tiger watch, while nature sleeps,
And In his thirsting hope unsheathess
The sword, hat glares with sullen fame,
With frm-set teeth he sternly! breathe.
!. His curses on each better name;,
Careless ne stands, prepared to- strike
Friend, stranger, foe, for gain, alike;
AS wolves. who gather in the wood,
And Turk till chance their prey has given,
Then burning in his thIstfor blood,
With send like yells are madly'driYen,
SO covers the pirate in his cave,
Till far away the snowy sail 9
Moves calmly Der the mirrored wave,
And fiutters in the dying gale; 'i
Then, with demon swell of heart,
He hurries from theguilty shore,
And stealing on it, like dart, 5eHn
He dyes that snowy sail in gore
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-08-27
From the Matches Gazette.
DUELLING. NO BRAVERY.

B-S--, a celebrated notorious,
and Infamous gambler, in the pursuit Of
his honorable profession, frequently
subjected himself to the chastisement
of kicking. and tweaking by the nose,
ofthose who detected him in the prac.
tice of some of his extra-fnesses.; all
this B. bore with a philosophic calm-
ness, and withoutresentment. to the as
constituent of his acquaintance. B.
would oven fight duel; and has, by
chance wounded a much better man
than himself. But still B. made no pre-
tensions to courage-it wasin his voca-
ion: for said he s
i'll am challenged,
10 to l We do not meet-lfwe meet
10 to No fight-lf fight,
10 to i am missed-lf hit,
10 to am not kilIed-40 to4
What sportsman would refuse such
odds?
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From the asrora.
THE COUNSEL'S OF BENJAMIN
ON THE CHOICE OF A WIFE.

ON THE CHOICE OF WIFE.
Beware of that glistering eye, that
Cycling laughter, aud bewitchihg con-
Versatioh-that sparkling drapery. and
theatrical gesture--which attract the
whole attention Of the promenade, =
That young lady Is insincere, for co.
quetry is deliberate insincerity. Those
charms are not natural, but borrowed.
Theywiit be worn only until her. victim
is subdued, and firmly reduced within
her power. They are the artillery of ar.
titicial love. and need not be discharged
after she has made conquest. No
woman was ever.yet seen striving to
delight her husband by bursts of vain
pleasantly, or excite his admiration by
extravagance of dress OF OK posure of
her person. - = d1's :.
Avoid these arti6cially Fascinating
damsels They iliassuredly grow in
sipid'; and, If they remain faithful to
their marriage vow, their confluence
will in general, be owing, not to a. prin.
ciple of virtue, but fear of exposure.
IL isonly the retiring, candid, cheer.
foi, contemplative, plain dressing, uh.
snecssd female, that should be taken
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From late Britisa publication.
WESTINGHOUSE ANCESTORS.

-
In the complicated and marvellous
machinery of circumstances, it is abso-
lutsly impossible to decide what would
have happened. as to some events. II
the slightest disturbance had taken
place in the march of those that prece-
ded them. We may observe little
dirty wheel Of brass, spinning round
upon It's greasy axle, and the result is,
that In another apartment. many yards
distance from it, beautiful piece of
silk issues, from loom. rivalling in
its hues the tints of the rainbow there
are myriads of events in our lives, the
distance between which was much grea-
ter than that between this wheel and
the ribbon, but where the connection
had been much more close. If pri-
vate country gentleman, in Cheshire,
about the year seventeen hundred and
thirty, had not been overturned in his
carriage, it is extremely probable that
America, instead of being frse repub-
lie at this moment, would have contin-
ued dependent colony Of England.
This country gentleman happened to
be Augustus Washington, Esq. who
was thus accidentally throun into the
company of q lady who afterwards be.
came This wife, who emigrated with him
to America, and in the year seventeen
hundred and thirty-two,in Virginia, be
came the envied mother to the great
GEoRGE WAsHINGToN. ASH a7a ae}
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Notice.

TIME subscriber having received con-
veyance Of the merchandise, debts and
effects of the late firm OF A. l. A. H. Ad-
ans, for the bene6tof their creditors, re-.
quests those indebted to make immediate
payment. The creditors are requested to
present their claims without delay; and
are required to take notice that the period
Of thirty Days only from the I4th inst. is
allowed to them by the terms Of said deed
to entitle themselves to Dividend by ex-
ecuting general release TO the said. 4. &
"A. Fl. Adams.
DWIGHT .METCALF, Trustee.
aug IL til
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District. &c CnIun1iias Ia a.. g

- ~ 4SkIlNkGV44 SxffAN$AAe9 "
a,ss. ,aalsif,alercndr,u county, 10; dft, 2
yilslu5lnfg November I FERN, 1891 8
-. Is ggiasYfJ sss49 26th day. 81
10. assi 81 IN CHdNCERY. sef s.
Leonard Cook and James Clare, joint mer-
chants and co-partDers trading under
the firm Of Cook g. jClaTe.--C omplai-
4 nants, u AGAINST; IS !,
Edward Edelin,, Richard Renker and CAPS
tain -- Davis. -Defendsnts.i 800
TyHE defendant Edward Edelin, not ha-
wing entered bis appearances and g..
ven security according to the statute and
the rules of this court, and il appearngto
the satisfaction of the court upon aihday vi
filed. that the said defendant Edward Ed
elm. Is not an inha bitant OF the District OF
Columbia on motion OF The compliments
by their counsel, IL IS ordered, That the
said defendant, Edward Edelin,, do ap-
pear here on the first day Of next Ntvein-
bes term and enter bis appearance TO ibis
suit, and give security tor performing I've
DEGREES OF the court. and that the other
Defendants, Richard Renker and Captain
--- Davis, do not pay away, convey
or secrete the debts by them owing 10. or
the estate or effects in their hands belong.
ing to the said absent defendant, Edward
Edelin,, until The further order or decree OF
this court; and that copy Of this order
be forthwith published for tho monthssuc-
cessiyely in one OF the public newspapers
published in this county, and that other
copy be posted at the front door Of The
Courthouse of said county. "A Copy.
| p n
Teste, EDEN. /. Lea Z. u
July 8 - zm
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"a paving you. j I cannot take any pa y.
You must, take something. / cannot:
Then you shalt. The word shall from
your Majesty, an bound to obey; but
there is but onelkind Of pay zoM re-
ceive, and that is fifty stripes on my ma
kede back with the bastinado. The
court was struck with establishment.
The emperor again offered pay. He
still refused Says the emperor, he is a
mailman; let him be gratiied but do
not strike him hard. The court assem-
bled in the palace yard to view this mo-
val scene. tH p6
After he had received twenty-five
lashes, he cries hold. Butyou have re-
ceived only half your number. True,
said the fisherman, but you must know
have partner ip the business; the
porter at the gate refused Ambulance,
without ! would give him one halt got
for my fish.
1t is needless, to say the porter had
full Justice done him, and the fisherman
did not go away unrewarded.
DR.. Solomon Everett, who lately died
in the state Of Connecticut, bequeathed
ten thousand dollars for Missionary
and Religious purposes.
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District Of Columbia.
alexandria County TO rit.
May Term, 1922.
y Gath Day
IN CHANCERY.
DoLanx . Mo,,hofI T1-~lo :on,f

Robert P. neutrality-suspicious.
AoAINsr
Thomas Cox and smithey Deacons-De
fendanfs.--
TNHE defendant Thomas Cox, not hay.
i ing entered his appearance and Civ
en- security according to the statute and
the rules of this Court, and it appearing to
the satisfaction OF the Court, upon affida.
Wit filed, that the said defendant. Thomas
Cox, is not an inhabitant of the District of
Columbia; on motion of the said complain
ant, by bis Counsel, it is ordered, that the
said Thomas Cox, do appear here on the
first day of next November term, and en-
ter his appearance to this suit. and give
security for performing the DEGREES OF the
Court, and that the other defendant, Smi-
they Deacons, do not pay away, convey,
OF secrete, the debts by him owing to, or
the estate or effects in bis hands belonging
TO the said absent defendant Thomas Cox,
until the further order or decree OF this
Court. and that copy Of this order be
forthwith published for tao months success.
ivels' in one oi the public newspapers pub.
lished in this County, and that another
copy be posted at the front door OF the
Courthouse of said County, A copy, 1
Teste, EDM. ]. LEE, c. c.
June 20 Pm
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-08-27
From Col. Stewart's Sketches Of TIL
Manners ofthe Highlanders.

From Got. SteUGTt,S OfetCheS 81 tHe
Manners ofthe Hghlanders.
A FEMALE WARRIOR.
At the attack of the Vizie, ] direct
ed a soldier to stay behind to take
charge Of the mems knapsacks, which
they had thrown off to be light for the
advance up the hill, as I did not wish
to expose him to danger on account Of
his wife and family. He obeyed his
orders but his wife believing herself
not included in these injunctions, push.
ed forward to the assault. When the
enemy had been driven from the third
redoubt, ] was standing giving some
directions to the men, and preparing to
push on to the last redoubt, whea Hound
myself tapped on the shoulder. and
turning round l saw my Amazonian
friend standing with her clothes tucked
up to her keees, and seizing my hand,
"Well done my Highland lads" she
exclaimed, s'see how the brigandsscam-
per like SO many w-" Come" ad.
ded she, "let US drive them from yop-
der hill" On enquiry, | found that she
had been in the hottest fire, cheering
and animating the men; and when the
action was over she was active as any
of the surgeons in assisting the wound.
ed, e.
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70 Rent,

- That two story brick store and
~ dwelling HOUSE on Union;stfeet
EsSA formerly the residence Of Nj. J
@Leap. The situation Of The above
property being near the wharfis well es'
tablisbed as place Of business being oe.
cupied as such for many years. For terms
apply TO
ANN LEAP, or
WILLIAM N. MILLS.
aug. Is
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A. c.. Cazenove & Co.

A. c. Cazenove i Co.
HAVE for sale, on accommodating
IL terms,
Young hyson and.gunpowder tea, cargo
of ship Panther, imported last month;
Prime retailing molasses
n: =. rum, Jamaica do.
Whlskey, gin, and sugar.
Finest old madeira 4. port wine,
Cut mails & brads Cd to 4cd inclusive
Dupont's gunpowder
Baltimore window glass
Spanish segars, yellow soap
Sperm, mould, and dipt candles
with very extensive stockrof American,
European, and India piece goods.
may Is
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Brick Warehouse.
To Rent.

10 Rent.
- The subscriber wishes 10 rent
H for one or more years, bis wharf
AN and warehouse. The warehouse
" is 8 stories high, fire proof, aud
having every convenience for an extensive
business. The wharfis ITO feet in Length,
and 40 in breadth, and has water Of suf6.
cient depth-for the'Iaraest vessels.
JONAH THOMPSON.
aug Is Il
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The following anecdote is related of
the Rev. John Brown, who was ordain-
ed as minister Of Cohasset, in the year
l747. There was but one person in the
parish who opposed his settlement. Mr..
Brown called upon the Unaffected per-
son and inquired the cause of his oppo-
sition. 81 like your person and your
manners," said the opposer, "but your
preaching, sir. l disapprove.' Then
replied Mr.. Brown, 1--WE are agreed"
My preaching do not like very well
myself, but how great the folly for
you and to set up our opinion against
the whole parish" The man was con.
vinced by this argument, and became
rsconciled to his ministry.
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Land For Sale

DEING DESTROYS Of Diouidat;n.
ID debts, | offer for sale ali INV l .sa ny
on the Mount Vernon road. also '. ~ w. Y
uesi side OF Hunting Creek iuiDp;t.aas
containing 100 ACRES, which pro,.s. sa,
lay off in convenient and compaes =. %
with third part in wood, fos each n ~. IVY
tain IS to 50 acres. This land Is s v;,S,.
one mile Of town. 10 good heart. and sT. w
wooded. Those who are disposed - ~, ~
chase will call upon me at Spring Rss ~;
andI will shew the land, and inform 4. y
ofthe terms, which will be yery ae.s .4
moda.ing. also offer for sale nv i,a.
and commodious s'
Brick Warehouse,
- Adjoining A. C. Cazenove 4 e..
H upon King street, al : redoe.S
Mssf price, and upon sccommod,tins
49, payments.
also, ii
That beautiful and desirable seat. aIo,nt
Eagle, with aIlih improvements. coul,in.
ing 35 to 40 acres.-I wish b enrae,
an everseer for Spring Bank ibe ensuiS,
year, and one that can be RECOMMENDED
may hear OF a situaiion.-I have a hand.
some and commodious family carriage (or
sale, which | will sell at half What i cost
ROBERT PATTON.
aug Is n
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T0TT,POETRY. lbIk
CLIO No. Joy ,. lG.Ap,EselvAL.

The second, and, it appears the last
number OF thisPoetical Serieschas reached
US. II is prefaced BY few remarks on the
spirit Of verse, as distinguished from its
smoothness and harmony--on the soul OF
poetry. as separate from its external garb
and drapery. PopE and CAMPBELL are
quoted by the author, as Illustrating the
sbaste and artificial construction OF poet'-
cal language, while he appeals to BYRON.
as imaging forth its lofty conceptions its
gorgeous visions and pourings forth OF
heart. Hi. object is 10 show that genius
lie essentially, superior to discipline, al
though il must improve in its school.
The second number OF C2io, contains
number ofsmall pieces, all Of them good,
and many beautiful. When Mr. RoscoE
shall have seen this little volume, we hope
he will try TO make the world believe,
that PXuLDING or DABNEy are the poets
of this country. We extrsc. the following
-. ,e5a -. ~ 80 y,tfN~ ,'s = : :
from page T4:- A
!%af1 THE PIRATE.
The wave Is resting on the sea,
Or only riPplesi into smiles,
That curl and twinkle silently
Around the cocoa-tuffted isles;
Beneath the Moro's frowning walls
The fainteSt chime Of ocean falls, ySs
sAsifthe rolling tempestssweli,
Subdued by moon lights magic spell.
Were murmuring its last farewelB
Andnow the distant breath of flutes,
Or tinkling of the light guitars,
The mellow sound of love, that suits,
The silent winds and drowsy stars,
When each discordant note is still, -.
And all the hum of day at rest,
And tender tones more inly thrill
The yet unstained and virgin breast
These sounds, chat tell the hearts devotion,
Come floating upward from the ocean,
Asskimming through the fiakv foam
The light canoes are calmly driven
BY winds, that send them to their home
SO soft, they seem the gales of heaven.
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LIKE 10 SOC Cilc Wdist VI Idoy oS
the hand of her creator made it; and
not laced as if to correct deformity.-
Artifce may please the vulgar, butmen
of sense dispise it. =
LIKE to see young ladies lead the
fashions of their sex. Married ladies
have enough to do if they will attend
to their husbands and their children.
Old ladies look ridiculous in gay attire,
and should consult their ease more than
fashion Il
like to soc lady's cheeks have their
natural color. Paint is easily detected,
and is sure to disgust those whom it
was intentendsd to captivate.
IDIsL1KE to see young ladies blush at
double intendres--they should never put
any immodest construction on any thing
that is said. If thore is any thing TO
blush at, leave the room, or, for con :
science sake, affect ignorance:
Of ell things, l IKE to see the gentle
men court the ladies-but of all things,
| dislike to see the ladies court the gen.
tlemen. This is sure to beget disgust
on one side, and disappointment on the
other.
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From the Baltimore Patriot.
What l LIKE to see, and what DIS
LIKE to see.

luke to see, young ladies after they
have left school, possess sufficient mo-
desty to keep them out of the streets /;
and not expose themselves to the gaze
of idlers, who have nothing to do but
to stand at the corners and make re-
marks. The brightest gem ceases to
attract admiration when seen too Of
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Grocery and Feed Stow
TEAM B0AT HOTEL
OYSTER-HOTSF

LAANO " ~ A4Ih-llJtINE
TNHE subscriber tenders his ,,g.;,s
l. thanks TO bis numerous trend. s .S
TO the public for the encourageme,, ' y
has heretofore received, and solicit. ca. ~
them its continuance. He has fitted M nV u
The most Convenient manner :
and at a very considerable espense L,
present establishment, corrsr Of ITn; ~
street anG ayette Alley, near Inc Te cam.
Boat ferry landing, where by his sssidn.
Gus endeavors to please, he confidently
hopes to merit the patronage he soIiri,:.
Travellers and others can be han1somey
accommodated with the
Best Liquors, Refreshments, &c.
at the shortest notice and on moderate
terms. lie is provided With an attentive
OSTLER and good STABLING. i
or Private PARTIES furnished with
oyster suppers, &c. as heretofore.
VIM, B. STUART.
nov 9 Il
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dead; give me my life. will make you
rich man. " You dare 10 offer nae your
nlood stained gold ?.' "Sir, be without
iear !; possess several remedies against
he plague; | viii give you as many Sc
quins as you can carry" And were
you to offer me two arrobas ?"--' You
shall have ten. saidtle murderer, and re.
ceived the Captains sword through his
heart
"The magistrates seized the body of
the pretended Israelite, and had il hung al
the corner OF Regomin st. They also sent
officers TO the house in which he had lived,
and ordered all they found there 10 be
sold, for the benefit OF the poor"
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For Bremen.

MAl The coppered brig GRAMPuS,
&;SaE C. Bang, master; is now loading
and will sail in a few days, and take some
freight if offered Immediately. Appiy.to
VIM FOWLE 4. Co.
Who have in store, for sale
90 puncheons high proof Jamaica rum
10 pipes Holland gin
10 do Cognac brandy
SO hbds St Crolx sugar of sup. quail.
90 do Muscovado do OF fair quality
30. 900 lb green ard ST Domingo coffee
Is chests y. H. tea Panlher's cargo
10 pipes Holland gin
20 puncheons high proof Jamaica rum
$50 bbls mess No. and 2 beet
200 boxes mould and dipt candles
50 hhds New England
b pipes KUN
pipes } Sicily
10 half pipes ! Madeira wine, Wood
goqr. casks houses brand
500 do nails assorted sizes
$50 pieces Russia sheeting
60 casks Russia tallow
Is tons ST Petersburg & German hemp
2 casks Bridport sewing twine
5000 bushels ST Cbes salt
loco tons plaster paris
sep IL
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FALL GOODS.

Imported in the ship Boston, from Liver
pool; among which.are
Saxon cloths and cassimeres
Fine and superine Yorkshire Go do
Double mlled drab cloths
Ladies' cloths
Pelisse do. plain and twilled
Rhodes's bombazetts, plain and figured
Flannels, white, red, yellow and green
Booking balze, green, blue and red
Green drapery baize Z
Tartan plaids he.
Orange, scarlet and crimson rattinets
Fancy ~aistCoatings a7'
Plain blue, mixed and drab
Blue and white Jerseys
9-8 cotton apron check,
'-f'.@ ON HAND
Russia and Scotch sheetings
Irish linens, ticklenburgs
Brown hollands
Best English sewing silk and twist
Patent thread of all Colors
Hollis cotton balls
WOrsted and cotton hosiery
Calicoes and ginghams
"A and Ga cambria muslins
lnuallOR InCia BOOK 90
Corded cambria do
Loom sewed do
Leno do
Cords and velyeteens
Best gilt coat and vest buttons
Plain do
Pins, needles
Ribbons, gloves, &c. &c.
9mo 10
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For Freight,

rS4 The new and very superior
xza@sss. brig HERCULES, Ebenezer
S issf Nutting, master, burthen 100
S6EE2s% tons or about l4Qo barrels
and will in few days be ready tor Car
go, in preference to some foreign pot.
Also, For Freight,
~ The good schr: MARY, Charles
HSai5H Flanders, master; bufthen about
800 barrels--she is in gond order, and
would prefer West India freight, which
in a'few days she will be ready toreee'ye.
Apply to JOHN H. LADD y Co.
Who have received by brig Hebe L said
- vessels, =
hid 5 or casks and 10 half or casks d. A
raujo best London particular Madeira
$50 casks Thomastcn lime
27OO bushels potatoes OF excellent quality
80 barrels apples, 5 barrels cider 81.
boards nos .
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Livery Stable & Feed s..
vIyT, So E[NPo

Livery Stable & Feed st,..
HSHE subscriber wishes 10 80
y !, Il friends and the public a ',oIn BIZ
mf James Allison, adjacent 10 y Il. ,le ss
Having engaged first rate o StI ANgg 81
undertake the good keeping Of he sas
very moderate terms, by the 90 % horses
week, day OF less time. His '' uOaA
: FE B D S TORE
will be constantly furnished WIKI
chopped slufs, cut straw, sc. I &a shi,
there lse beng large lot attached = !: and
whole, drovers will find il 10 tho; 10 A
age to give bin call, when e y adv'a,
make special arrangement. 'Dey cas
I. ,. Cash given for Oars o..
JOSEPH BRODERSS &c
nov .9 ING IN.