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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-05-22
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES

Description o/ Aihen2an Girls

Our hostess, SiSiora ytali, IntroCuc-
ed rs to our next door neighbors, who
consisted OF her own sister, with three
fair daughters, considered at this time
che bellies OF Athens. They are known
BY the title of consu!IDe, their father hav-
ing held the post Of British vice consul
One of these young ladies was supposed
~ be that " Maid Of Atheus" who is
celebrated in some beautiful verses an
nexed to Chiide Harold: her counte-
nance was extremely interesting, and
her eye retained much ofits wonted bril-
liancy 4; bnt the roses had already desert
ed the cheek, and we observed the re-
mains only of ths, lovelincss which elici-
ted such strains from an impassoned Po-
et So fading fower is beauty in these
cines, that a very few years see 1t rise to
sparkle like meteor and to vanish. A
Grecian dansei Of sixteen is frequently
angelical; at twenty she becomes plan
and, in S years more, frightiully ugly.
There is no transition, as with Us from
shc light beauty Of the girl to the mature
yraces Of the matron and the venerable
dignity of advanced age; the face OF a
aylph becomes almost at once transform,
es into gorgon's head. In discussing
'hi, subject with SignOr Luserri, he as
sured me, that the FAULT lay not so much
in the climate as IN the destructive habits
If the Grecian females, more especially
an the abuse Of the bath, which they at.
Tend almost daily, remaining IN its hot
sudatores several hours at time, where
they discuss more scandal than Circulates
asan English tea table in as many weeks (;
hence their color vanishes and their f..
bres are relaxed hence they become Ian
guid and unable to take wholesome ex-
srcisc; soon after the aye of twenty,
wrinkles begin TO appear, and they suf.
fer all the inconvenience of premature
debility. Though the Grecian females
are not accomplished, vet they possess a
considerable degree OF elegance. in their
address an6 manners: their Saluta,lon is
particularly graceful, consisting of gen
Tie inclination OF the body whilst the
right hand is brought in contact with
the waist; they are generally found by
yisiisrs reclining indolenty on the sofas
ofthe apartment, their siken robes bound
round with silver Clasped zone, their
hair partly wreathed with flowers, or a.
dorned with pearls, and partly flowing in
curls over their shoulder, their eyebrows
carefully arranged and tinged with iurme,
a powder of the backest dye, their nails
stained with henna, and their complexion
too often aided by an artificial ustre !;
exhibiting melancholy examples of neg.
lect OF natures choicest gifts, the SUB
stantiai graces of the mind.
Hasbe's Travels in Greece.
lhe dubious aeutral ground be-
tween love and friendship may be long
nnd safely frodde,, ,,,,,;l l,o ,,,l,>
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NOTICE.

MY Accounts must be settled
many years past, cannot longer expect indulgence,
which 1t is not in my power TO grsnt---It is sbso-
Miely necessary and indispensable, that all my un.
settled business should be closed forthwith many
accounts are now put in the hands Of Justice for
collection and all those who wish to avoid expence
and trouble are required to pay the smount OF their
dues, speedily as possible.
March IL, 1921 GEORGE WANTON
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POETRY.
From tie National htelhgeHeer.
-
Ode 10 Slander.
PY THE DEVIL

Ry THE DEVIL
@, SLANDEh how I love thy cursed name!
Thy bresth is swee,er than the breath Of fame;
More iovely TO my ear thy adder-tongue,
Than erst, IA heaven, the swell Ut heavonly song.
q, how my hideous bosom hesves with Joy
Vnen thy foul poisons virtues bloom Destroy
When talent, science, worth, at one foil breath.
Sink to the grave, and oyn thy power IN death.
When fest took command Of fhers black throng.
cast my eye the ienghen'd crowd along.
and anxious sought some fend. OF fcnds the boast,
Rbo at wo's work should be himself host"
0s 'hee 6xt Thy h.ggsrd look OF hell
Gave studied pledge that thou coudst murder veil.
Ny choice was just Hen's champion thoS hs't
proved
Misery has sweps whcreer thy stride has moy'd.
Row half born whispers g,ve the twilight hint;
Now pent.incundo, creep in priat
Now ;bc broad sneer inhic,s the boorsb wounds
AM now stark Falshood stalk it, giant.round.
q how love such lovely deeds as these
deeds fit ali hell and all heils thTong TO please!
Whose constant thought for other aim employs
Who scorn TO foul their lips with sneer profSne;
Who deem fair virtue mans divneSt grace
And love her image in the soul 20 trace;
Who love The breast where generous candor reigns,
Where fair fxt Truth her holy sway maintains,
Where kindng friendship lights celestial fires.
And every wish, but that Of love, expires.
Away with such. These pleasures please not me-
Thy charms, ., Islander fiji my heart with gee.
\ hail tue prince Of every i'll OF life.
| hail thee prince Of hatred. pain, ard strife.
so forth, ft champion Of my royal cause,
60 forth, and set at nought all honor's laws;
go forth. and wheIe thou hnd'st wOrth's loveliest
bloom,
There fix thy viper grasp, and drag it to the tomb
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CUHDALL'S MILLS.
Wooi Cordi1p.

THE subscribers inform their friends
L and the public. that they have !eplenished
their Carding haohines with new Cards OF the hn.
est and most approved manufacture, snd that they
are now enabled to Card Wool Of all grades, ia the
best manner
They continue to Msnufecture al! kinds ct Wool.
en- Goods, as usual --.7ss, they color snd knish
WOODEN Cloths Of all descriptions end 10 color gar
ments, &c that have faded, or become Un,sstIor-
able AN branches Of TIE above business Sill &c
done with despatch, and on the lowest terms, and
the least favor gracefully acknowledged.
CLARKE S CRlNNEJ'..
NB-sAsro7s tLs,. .Jt,te.CoTpoa--rtLS
CoRsY, T,ycrtop--WIIiIAN pvARsE, BRISTOL
Psry-ard Jos SBtaNAN, IN Newport, viii re-
cese nd iOswse5 sr;c.os intended 'or the Ssnu'
fs.,s.y. Fos,sDcu;h, July 10, 1920.
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CANTON GOODS.

H. SESSIONS,
Has jvsf received an invoiee Of Canton Goods,
suhieh he cfers Ior s0ie, onong uhieh are
ToLoRED and black Nankin and Canton Grapes
~ black, white and colored sattns black ard
cofored Lutstrngs and ssrsnets black and coored
Grape Shswls, stk and Grape scssfs black and cross
barred Hhdks Bachelors, ditto, of very superior
quality: blue and yellow Nankins black shoe Rib
bon; sewing Silks India Flannel and Dimity.
.ii,o, just received, large assortment Of :, a.
and brown and bleached American Shirtmgs aud
Sheetngs, Bedticks. &c. &c. All oi which viii be
sold on the beat terms. March 20.
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MARBLE
nj ON i Nj h. n IS,
"OMRS Chiptpev Pieces HearthS
MARBLE

W y ~ y A'E = ~ y,
TOMBS, Chimney Pieces, Hearths,
4 Fire Places snd Grave stones, of American
and Italian Marble, blue, white snd clouded. for
sale OH the Packet wharf, NEwPoRT.
a Is o,
500 pair Of Grave stones, OF the finest
and mos, durable Hue Slate, warranted superior 10
any sold in this state Free Stone for Windows,
Caps and Sills, Hcarths, Fire Places and Steps,
III of which will be sold at the lowest Prices for
Cash, Country produce, or other Merchandise, aud
on a long credit ifregulred.
apply to JAMES STEVENS,
Newport, March 81 Pelham Stree,
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power /; ard then It most frequently hap
pens that he who for years suPposes him.
self only to be a friend, finds himself at
once transformed into lover.
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power ard then il most frequently hap
pens that he who for years supposes him.
self only to be friend, finds himself at
once transformed into lover.
Ifyou take friend, you must take
him with those ffail,ies which are COM
mon 10 humanity and from which he
will not be fully delivered ill mortality is
swallowed up Ollie. The most correct
understanding has its prejudlces; the fin
cstteuper It's irregularities; and in friend.
ship certain strength OF mind is neces.
sary 10 rise above the mere accidents OF
character, and TO settle on those excclen-
cies which are unaffected by circumstan-
ces, with uldoub,ed assurance.
There is nothing more vexatious than
to sec those who are called Christians
hankering after enjoyments which they
yet profess to bc base and unsatisfactory.
What is the world to think of such con-
duct? can any thing more effectually be-
lie their professions aud reproach rellg.
ion?
Let us not uxult unnecessarily over
human deficiencies The more We know
Of CIR own defects, the more candid shall
| we become towards those of others and
certainly good mind will always regard
them rather with sorrow than contempt.
Let US also consider that " the thousands"
with whom we have but little sympathy,
may often be prepared by the wisdom OF
Providence for other friendships; and in
a different sphere to ours may fail their sta
ton with equal, perhaps with superior
propIiety--on nothing IS mistake SO gen.
cral as on character.
! "A country clergyman, who in the
matrimonial lottery, had drawn much
worse than blank, and without the pa
tience of Socrates had to encounter the
turbulent spirit Of Xantppe, was inter
rupted in the middle of curtain lecture,
by the arrival Of a pair requesting his as
sistance TO introduce them 10 the blessed
state OF wedlock. The poor priest, act
uated a, the moment by his own feelings
and particular experience rather than a
sense oEcanonical duty, opened the book
and began Man that is bonn of NO.
man hath but short time to live, and is
full OF trouble, &c" repeating the burial
service. The astOnshed bridegroom ex-
claimed, /" Sir, sir you mistake. !
came here to be married, not buried :"
4" Well" replied the clergyman, "if you
insist on it, | am obliged TO marry you !;
but believe my friend, you had better be
| buried"
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Long and short silk and cotton Hosiery.
Nebbs Patent suspenders-best beaver Gloves
SILK and cotton Umbrellas.
-
Ginghsm Robes 4 Plaid and plain silks
csnblic Cine hsIns Black sinclaws
Undressed Prints Black LustriDgs
CambFlcs 4 Grape Dresses
CambGIc Muslins JN.nkin Grapes
Muil and Jsconet do Csnlon do
book husiins White and coored sac.
D.miues TINS
Cambria D.mities 4 DO do Levsntines
Double snd single Jeans y bife and black Italian
Kid and silk Gloves Grapes
Silk aud cotton Hose Green Italian Crane ana
B0mDasiDs & GAuze
Bombszetts 5Siik aud Grape sesfs
Gsuze flannel Grape shawis
Long lawn ard linen cam Merno tidkts
bgic hdkfs Sfsncy silk d.
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CARPLiINGS.
Kddermns,er, Ingram and Venetian C,rp.,ins,.
Of superior qualities, fashionable patterns. and a.
cheap is to DC bought in New York or Boston.
Furniture Dimity & Linen and cotton Damasx
DO Calicoes -Iamssk Table Cloths
Bedckings SNspkms
Linen 4 cotton sheetrgs :: Crash
Green Table Cloths Fine birds eye Diaper
90 and g green Baize 4 llussis Diaper
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III. skin and .souchong Tea ;as.l-aas--sI.rasa'1-
50 kegs Malaga Rasins
30 boxes ditto Museatel and Dlooru
casks smyrna
IS boxes Lemons;
% quarter casks soga and Colnsnar Wiues.
10 Lisbon and Scely;
do. Port Wine.
8 pipes Cosnsc Brandy; -
do Holland Gin.
50 tierces prime New Rice:
$50 bbs. Flour.
80 kegs Richmond manufactured Tobacco,
Just received and for sale Nv
ARCHIBALD MUNRO.
Anril y.
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BOOKS AND STATIONARY.

And fancy and staple Articles, of nearly every de-.
scrption, ususy 10 be found in q book store
Also,
Tea Trays, Wine Waters, bread and knife Bask-
cts, and other Japanned Ware.
House Brushes of the best kinds White.wasa
and Hearth do.
looking Glasses, Britannia Ware, Knives and
Forks, Brass Androns, Shovel and Tongs, Bellows,
Candlesticks, Lamps, and other articles Of house,
hold HARDWARE
The Crcnl31ag Library, -
OK 5000 VOLUMES,
And upwards. continues to be replenshed With a \
Nav WopEs GiiInS the same
NewDart klaV
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t-sTssT fMPoRtiTIo.xs or
SPnING GOODS.
JAMES HAMMOND,
ms SUsY REcEIYED,

mas yUST hEcEIVED,
Il XrRA super and superiine real London apd
L. French fashionable blue aud black Broadeloths
sld Cassineres.
kegan, patterns of fashionable Ves,ings-Msnd..
rin Grape and fiorentine for do.
IRISH Linens and Linen Csmbrics, in whole and
halt pieces, remaTkab! cheap.
English twist .ud Waitilam powerloom cotton
ShrlIngs.
Fine crsyst Muslins. and fancy or Plain Crsyat
hsndgerchle's
Company Flag and Dsndsnno bdkfs.
double snd single black Barceona do.
Bne, mszarin blue, and yeLow Nsnxins.
saiinsts Cas.inets. York stripes AMI striped Jeans
Long and short silk and cotton Hosiery.
Nebb's Patent Suspenders-best beaver Gloves
six and cotton Umbrellas.
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DIRECT FROM THE n. YORK
AUCTIONS!
ROBERT p. LEE.

<NS SOA4NA L11@4's
No. ia, Thsmes-syreet.
Has jnH reeeised and cGeys JGy sale, ar Oery re.
dueed hrfces, Jor eaSh, a choice sss1rmenf
ofJresh imported
SPRING GOODS.
.asgSng which ave
CUPERloH black and { Diapers and Crash
40 coi'd Canton Grapes , So pieces light add dark
Back Bombazns prints, II els. Ier yd
Black and coorcc Lust. 4 4 Merino Hdkfs
rings JNecino bortered ShAwis
Double chained black a Figured borderod Cassl.
lsyen,ine - mere do
Plain and twed blackS White aud coiored plain
Bomoazeits 4 silk, do.
Plain aud figured, color Purple aud Chiu,z, DO.
ed do. y Flag, bsudsn1a Z black
Scarlet aud green ptintedS SIX Tidkfs
Fiannes COTTON, do OF all kinds
Handsome Ves,ings Z kId, silk. beaver sGd
Black fSorsntinea 4 VA. buck skin Gloves
lenciss Horn and ivory Combs
White gauze Flannel 1 cheap
Ladies' cotton, six and = A. * e.4 Book Musiins
worsted Hosiery PLAIN figured Jaconets
GentleineDs' cotton, wor' 4 Psin and figured Lenoes
sted, lambs wool and y44 Ga Mul Nusiins
hemp Hose aud halt = lAhen Csubrcks
hose Long Lawns
Patent wire sewing Co, IA heavy Irish Linens,
ton { cheap
Best Italian sewing Silk y44 cod Ga cotton Cam
Black, white and g:een9 brics
Halian Grapes & Power ard steam loom
Green Gauze sbTtings
Dimities = American shirtings ard
Cotton Csssimeres Sheelings
Cotton & linen D9m3sk Yellow Hsnkius
Plain 4 fgured Buttons, { PINK and white Sarsnetts
- for children 1JPaent and otherSuspen.
Pound, pack & box PinsN ders
Ribbons and silk Braids 4 Brown & black Linens
Umbrellas and parasols y Russia sIeetings
White DrDgs 4 Willow fndspensables
Iorether With a good rent OF Broalc ofh hn
Cassimeres. Pelissc Cloths and ssttnetis.
Newport Apr ".
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The dubious neutral ground be.
tween love and friendship may be long
and safely trodden, until he who stands up.
on rs suddenly called upon to recognize
the Authority Of the one or the other
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CARPLiINCS.
NEW PAPEh.HANGINGS,

Just opened. further supply Of new aud elegant
French and American Paper-Hangngs, u, prizes
much less than ever before known
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-03-16
ALEX. GIBSON,
RATION

I'D ETURNS his acknowledgements
ii 81 to has patrons far their eucour
aSemeut since he commenced business
IN this place, and respectfully apuoun-
ees TO them and the public, that he
has removed his shop to a part of the
house occupied by MIR. Joseph Gamble,
nearly opposite the Winchester Hotel.
where he will always he ready to re-
ceive orders in his line Of business, and
VIII pay such attention, both 10 de-
spatch and execution, as must give
general satisfaction. He will ALWAYS
keep employed the best workn.en, and
will regularly receive from Baltimore
(where he has established n cores
pondenee For that purposp) the newest
fashions. His charges will be as mode
rate IA possible.
Winchester, Feb tG-tf
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FOR SAL +.

A TRACT OF LAND containing
IN abou' 1876 .4CRE1S, Tying on the
main road leading from Winchester to
RomDey and Moorefieid, within four
mile, Of the former place and wh,reon
the subscriber row lives. The land is
fertile, with Two comfortable Dwell
LING HOUSES, Kitchen, Smoke.
house, an excellent BAN, an Orchard
of choice fruit, and gn"d wafer. The
said place has been occupied and kept
as Tavern upwards Of 20 years, and
is thought to be one Of the best country
stands within large circle. I he terms
will be made accommodating on applis
cation to the subscriber.
JACOB WEAVER.
Feb. Eff
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ESTRAYS.

TAKEN UP by the subscriber in
August last upoh his farm, 2STEERS
which are marked are follows One
has crop on the left ear and slit on
the right; sides red; belly & face white;
supposed to be FIVE years Old-apprai-
sed to ten dollars. The other has he
same marks on the ears, and branded
on the left hip with the letter s. Dark
colour. ineiining to black, white face 4
belly and the points Of her horns sawed
Oft, supposed to be six years oId.-Ap-
praised to Ten dollars. The owner is
desired TO come forward, prove proper
ty, pay charges and take them away.
BARNET LlTTLER.
March St pJ.
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ERUST SALE

NAlLL be sold on Saturday the 9Th
w o! April next, 1T the residence
of Mrs, Anna Page OF Fairfield in Free
derrick connly, by virtue Of ID ed Of
Trust executed by William B. P ge to
the subscriber, to secure deb due to
Bushrod Taylor, all the undivided
right, title, interest, claim and demand
OF the said Willis" B. Page of in and
TO thu estate, bath rad and personal,
whereof his father William B Page,
late of The enuHty Of Frederick, died
seized; inclca;aS hi reversionary in
terest il he Dover of Anns Page. via
dow Of the said William 3. Pags, de
ceased an'I msther of ,hs Granto- -
Such title as is vested in me as Trus-
tee will be made the purchaser.
Masel @, EBFN MILTON.
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INDIAN QUEEN HOTEL,

No. -, South Fourth street, PhiiGdelDhIa)
6cteoeeR Market and Chestnut.
' ale subscriber respectfully informs
IL his friends and the public in gene
raj, that he has taken the ahoye estub.
lishment, where they may rest assured
that he will use every exeriiOn to give
general satisfaction to such as may
favor him with a call.
The House has been neatly fitted up.
and is we'll calculated for the accom-
mediation Of gentlemen travelling with
their families git is in the centre
Of business, and convenient to AL the
Insurance Offices, Banks, Auctions,
and Post Office likewise TO the Muse.
unr and other places Of public amuse-
meDt. All favors will he gratefully az
knOwltdged by their obedieut servant,
THOMAS HEISKELL.
Philadelphia, March Q, 1922.
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Q 70 A c. II f. S.
IkUSi SALE.

ICY virtue of Deed Of TInst, exc
lD euted to the subscriber by Joseph
Thompson to indemnify John Ham
mock, aud to secure 10 him a sum Of
money which he became security to
pay to the Hon. John Marshall, for
said Joseph Thompson, will be sold
on the eighteenth day of March neat,
before thu Court House door in the
Town Of Romnry, tbcipg Court day J
all that TRACT Or LAND .ituate.
lying and being in the county of Hsmp
shire, on N"rth River. containing
TzCo hundred s nineteen acres,
more er less, on which the sill Joseph
Thompson now resides. This is a
tract Of excellent land and has upon il
a very fine SEAT for Mills or Ma.
ch'nery to be driven by water. The
stream is large and never fails, having
u perpeDdieular fall Of maoy feet.
WIN. NAYL0R, Trustee.
Ian 26-tts
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PUBLIC SALE.

FINDER authority Of Deed Of
- Trust from jacob Wolfe, Isaac
G. Wolfe, and Elijah, III Wolfe, to se-
cure the paymeb, Of a debt due Wash.
ingtoB g. Singleton & Company, I
shall offer for sale, on Monday the 18Th
day Of .Harch meet, at the Farm OF
Robert Gray, about five miles from
Winchester, on credit of six months
the following property, TO wit: one
Road Wagon, eight head Of Horses,
seUen sets Of Gears, fire head o. Cattle,
sic head Of Sheep. screen Hogs, one
Bureau, one Cupboard. three BarShear
Ptoughs, four ShoUeL PIoughs, and one
HarroW: The purchasers will be re-
CURED to give bond and approved Sc
curity. The ssle will commence at
IL o'clock.
A. 8. TTDRALL, Trustee.
Feb. ~.
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SO Dollars Reward.

Ea,ANAWAY from the subscriber.
living in New Market, Shsnandoah
county, Virginia, on the night Of
cd inst. Negro man named HARRY
who calls himself Harry B6cchus,
a distiller to trade, as also an excel
lent hand to work on farm. He is
about 40 or 40 years Of age, feet J or
8 inches high, stout made, has a con-
siderable scar on the left cheek hone,
his legs are deformed, the left inelines
in, at the knee, and the right out. He
has hitherto worn his beard long.
Harry had the following clothes. viz. q
yeiiowish twilled dome site coat, bottie.
green cloth pantaloOns, red figured
vest, an old fur hat and suEdry other
clothing not recoileeted,
Harry Is an artfuI fellow and can
read very well, also write little. HIS
Processes christianity and is fond Of
couversiDg on the subject, 1t is pre-
sumed he has obtained freedom papers
and is making for Philadelphia or some
part Of the states Of Pennsylvania or
Ohio. lwil! give the above reward of
Fifty dollars If taken out o? The state
Of Virginia, or TWENTY DOLLARS
IL taken in the state and secured in a
Jail so that may get him agnin,
and ia either ease all reasonable
charges she'll be paid If brought home.
JOHN SAVAGE.
March, 9th,-6is.
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atVH ShOrltstUVN, ETfS7t1 Il fB(yI,-
LARS per mare for the season. which
VIII commence on the first Of March.
and end IN The fret Of September next:
but he will not be let to asses,
THE EMPEROR
is one at the most powerful Jack Asses
IN America; rising years aid; aud al
though exceedingly gentle, is remarka-
e'y vigorous, and IS sure fnal getter
every mare put TO him last season
proving IN foal. He was gotten by
Columbus, who was by Compound out
OF Jenny by the Knight of Malta,
who was out of she imported Maltese
Jenny, presented by The Marquis de la
Fsyette TO Gen. Washington. The
Emperor's dam was bred 6y the Gen.
ral.--she was By the Knight of Malta
"ut OF Compounds dam Compound
by the Royal Gift, out of the old Max
tese Jenny.
The value of large mules may be es-
umated from their being so easily rails.
ed and kepts from their not being liahTe
to the common disorders If Horses; from
their eaPabiiity Of working longer in
each day, and undergoing FAR greater
fatigue and hardship than horse, and
living, as good iabnurers, till sixty
years "fas.! If brake aud treated with
gentfeness, they are as tras,abie as
horses, aod will out travel, as we'll az
ont work, any horse.
The Emperor belongs to Doctor
Thornton. of the city of shinstou.
who was favored by Gen. Washington
with the best breed of his asses.
February 23d--tf- NJ.
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80 Dollars Re1OQrd.


ARANAWAY from the subscriber,
on Sunday night last, living at the foot
of Chester's Gap, 10 Culpeper county,
Va. mglattO woman named AMY
common size--bas q cut across her
forehead--stout built. She had on a
striped Linsey dress OF yellow and
black colours, and a homemade dark
cloth Spencer ga Bonnet Of striped
Calico (blaek and purple)--also q
black bingham dress, and another Of
red spotted calico. There is reason
to believe that she is making for
Washington County, Pa. The above
reward will be given Cor experimenting
said negro and seeT7ing her in Gaoi so
that get her again, il taken ont Of
ths state, or gao if in the state, and
all reasonable expenses paid.
Chiffon JOHNSTON.
March 9-Stpd