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Will BE SOLD.

PoS TUESDAY, ne aoh day IF Aprii, 1922, the late
- residence Of Jshn II. Veiable deceased the comfy
Of Prince Edward for cash. the tract Of land upon which
The said deceased resided In the Of Prince Edward
containing two hundred and tweniynne and half acres
more or lessaud those that remain following
slaves jim, Tom Amy, Tabby Joseph Glen, Hannah and
hisshl nnd sindry other personal property. Consisting OF
all the household and kitchen furniture plantation tools and
utensils OF every Kind, fourwheeled riding carriage the
STOCK oil cattle ON the plantation and number valuable
books conveyed IN trust TO the subscribers y the said John
w. Venabe IN deed Of record in the county court Of FRINGE
EDWARD which deed bears ae the 18th Of August
AMI intended 10 secure the payment sunry debts therein
mentioned 10 William Venale Charles Wpodsou IN his own
right and Samuel Yenaic and the said Charles Wooson
executors Of James Ewing deceased.
WILLIAM pENICK, -,
JAMES r. PRICE, { irusees'
Prince Edward, March TO- t03-,As
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NOTICE.

SroLEN out Of the stable Pow,san courthousc or the
high star in the forehead, her HAD snces have he cnt
ny ner slices She fos well, aud carries her head toeYabg
siragn she saou seven eight years old ANY nfornns
ton u The said will be thankfuiv received bv lie
svpsclner yins u Pwhatan Courthouse and any person
house viii be rewarded Tor heir trouble
- April Ioe-.E DAVID lie sUEUR
III a meeting y he President and Directors III
NE James Rire Company on The elst dan Of
WaYch 1899
tSVIVED, That the Clerk advertise for proposals ~.
iiicing dam across James Eiver ~ the place calIot
fore M also to widening the Csnal from he Basil, !,
70 she oweF arcp for building several farm bridges and
EkT ys,St ~ "esH~n Creek ROBERT POLLARD.
N'' - 10f-tf
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FOR SALE.

W LeuSe JW a erm 81 Years,
fT'tAr well known estate called RAILEY'S COAL PITS
\ containing lc3 acres of land, living In the county oil
ohesieeld and state OF Virginia. the road
ann AZ me termination OF the turnpike twelve miles
tue city "kichmond This las long been in the &C.
suPancy OF Major Harry Ietb deceased, from its great
ooo anu superior quality, has gained reputation over
every other coal mine the continent. M - -"
or persons disposed to purchase lease
es.te VIII ina one of the proprieors agent in the
neghborhood ofthe premises Of JuIy nu the
last OF August next In Of SALE part the money
liberal credit. - - = MS ' I"
1.-THE editors ofthe Baltimore Patriot Philadeplia De-
ociauc fress and New York Commerce. Advertiser are
requested TO publish the above twice week till the of
august next and Immediately after forward their accounts
0 this Office for payment.
March g.
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LAND FOR SALE-


VIE subscriber wishes sell his Of lying on
the head of Spring Creek In the county of Prince Ed.
ward, containing by five hundred and egbtynine
and an half acres 1T is deemed say any
more concerning the land, II is supposed that person
viii buy before viewing the land.
April g. IOT-t2t TOuN STEvExc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-12

AUGUST HAMMER,
(sUccEssoR TO FREp'K IAMMER)
Hos rea,ered (iyU, his Oid.Sftnd No I73, 10
No. a4S, Market Street, BALTIMORE,
Between Liberty and Howard-sts.
Wheye he has for soie on accommodating terms
AN ASSORTMENT OF
Combs oil Tortoise She'll l. Marbles,
worry and Horn, Looking Glasses
Pocket Books, Gsjuous and se,Yinp Sill,
Hions s Vi,ln Strings Snuff Boxes
Flutes and Flies CIarioucts
l.istos ana Pisioi Locks Iron Lamps
SUBS SHd Gun Locks Cowskin Whips
iS'9toiS assorted Cutting Knives
iioiiow Gass, cut and COM Turkey Cotton
- mon Thread E,ging
Enzor iiones Cotton Fringe
th tiOth Needles Assorted
,ehs OF az descriptions Pins, IN papers ard rounds
eonee Minis Velvet Hibbous and bindings
0oynes ana Scythe Stones States and Pencils, &c.
ALSO,
About 10000 of the first quality SCyTIIFS NJ S.vermerL
Hascnclever and Post nianuaciorv.
Five cases fine and superfne TAPES.
biarch 30. 1o5tet
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N(lTICE,

IL TNrsnrs having legal raim deids them he the
~ aic Col ths Dyrnc, viii please Jr hsrI Immediate
" tnr payment the suscrr Is dssSou on elosn ~,
administration urOu that estate.
INC. 6. BARBOUR
nersmhe- y. = ct--f fdr'r of ias i'ytne. deen
Irrst 5ae q iicRschoidS ki,che,, fisrnRure.
(ENSATVnDhl tire 9otii Arri 1t 10 ocioct r. ..rrisfy
~ " wsshofd ond then Ftunurc Jtjaef.s IT, IA a.
tate - JohH Catsr dee c0qrcyd ~ 70 M D. ri y
ing tsg @ srt, Rdy dbfs per,fed IN hS ata sii ~
soid b.fors n'y dHc;tor eogr, for cosh.
Nv ar1fr II 1',,stSe.
FaT-f'22s fc7--'ts ROBERT GJBBfsE, Ir-f'e, 5,
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THRUST SALE OF LAND Il NEGROES.

TRUST SALE OF LAND & NEGROES.
virtue al deed OF trust executed Richs r
- Hoomes and Hannah his wife, bearing date the I'd dav
OF August ieoi and recorded in the olers Office
county, Tor certain purposes therein mentioned shall on
'edcyhe l6h Of April neIt, The house Hoomes
IN Caroline county, proceed 10 sell public auction
cash, the following property VIA of Lnd belong
inc TO the sad HooTes, lying the polecat swamp con
tang 5cCO acres or less and bounded by
William Chandler. Wilson Allen, Villa CaSpbcl Lewis
ibrriake and others: also, between 60 and 40 likely
ohoS specified in said deed much land ind
charges of executing this trusTherc upon tract OF
land large aud connodons Westinghouse, and every
convenient clubhouse for the farmer. all lately built There
rs also upon !, toerahy good mill for grinding
eoo saw ml-nnd an abundance Of first pine timber.
gT person desrnus ofpurchasng elegant country
establishment this farm offers every inuceen of fertility
BILE neighborh0od
T. DICKINSON, Trustee. +
Caroline. March IoI-tds
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w aNTED Immediately, for the ofthe Pcn,tentary,
i iV which cash VIII lie paid on delivery, C0Oo feet
pch %ne or yellow seasoned pine PLANK inches wide
ana avo ieet same quality ~ inches wide. And also pro-
& 80 wrseg (pos psbl until the Goth Of April pex
5000 feet II Inch thick and 90 in. wide.
r. . -, ~ Ss,oVV 90 z do. II ditto
ne $1,000 feet to be delivered the course of Ipo
such periods and in such quantities as NAV be agreed on
~, =, M III. RICE, Plia- drf Psnf'ry.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-12

-.,zE u An .4potheca,y Establishment
@ES FOR SALE.
w a The subscribers offer for sale
49, theirapofhecary establishment comprising an
fEASA extensive assortment of Medicines, Pants,
&c. at reduced prices anCfon a long credit
Any person Wishing 10 engage in the business able
TO make an advantageous bargain.
Until they effect SALE ey will SUPPLY country mere ant
ana physicians with medicines of the hest quality
cheaper than they have been sold IN market
GT Letters post paid directed the subscribers viii he
promptly attended 10. j. r. IoS4X K 90.
April 2. IOs-,f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-12
SITUATION WANTED.

"A TEACHER from the Nortiward wishes 10 Obtain n
situation IN some healthy part Of the state, Is ex-
perienced in the instruction OF youth been env
several years IN New England eacing public schools
upon the most improved method Can produce good tcsti
fnonials Of character and abilities.
Apply TO the subscriber at Powhatan Courthouse.
Scoitsve, April 2. 1oS AZ
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-08-31

T.
We shall continue our extracts hereafter
-and we have no doubt all those who
read them will agree with US. that the safe
ty Of our southern brethren demanded the
sacrifices which they made. Those Of
our friends in the north, who, fortunately.
have no reason to fear their blacks will
murder them in their beds, and ransack
and pillage their cities, will. we are per-
suaded, sincerely rejoice that our fellow
citizens Of Charleston, Sc. we're so for
tunate as to discover and defeat plot, the
object of which was not only to destroy one
OF the most liberal cities OH the continent,
but to murder all whites, whether men,
women, or children. Fed. Rep.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-08-31

, at Fourca and San Matna. The allied force
was we'll provided, being III possession Of some
English artillery, which had formerly been
supplied to Ali Pacha. Chourschid Pacha, sus-
pected bythe Porte OF having appropriated to
his own use the greater part Of the treasures.
of Ali, ard also annoyed by the Sulliots, it was
supposed, would be driven to raise the standard
OF revolt. The Pacha of Seudra, in Macedo-
MIA, had already thrown off allegiance to the
Porte and the avowed design OF the Pacha of
Selonica to extirpate Christianity. had spread
the fame ofrebellion throughout the country.
In these statements, encouraging to the pros
pect OF the liberation of the unhappy Greeks
from their bloody and tyrannous oppressors,
most ofthe accounts from the different CONT
mental journals agree, and every friend of hui
mainly must unite in the wish, that the hope
they encourage may not prove Elusive.
Of the internal state of France our papers
supply some interesting statements, which we
shall notice at leisure.
The latter debates of the chambers had been
conducted with less violence, although the
sources of discussion seem to have multiplied
instead of diminishing. The principles and
policy of the prevailing party are developing
themselves more fully--and projects OF altera-
ton in the civil code, and other changes favor
able to the existing government, but at variA
ance with the opinions, feelings and condition
of the nation, promise to afford ample employ
ment to the adverse political parties, and may
supply US with interesting matter of comment.
~ Tlfner1cGn.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-08-31

AkRlyED.."AUG. ".
Ship Boston, Finley, So days to
the Capes, from Liverpool; full ship
and 97 passengers, salt, Goals, crates,
hardware. and bale goods to o.. p. Fin
ley, Phineas Janney, Hugh Smith & Co.
Patton g. Butcher. &. & |. p, Thomp
son, A. G. Cazenove & Co. Braden,
Morgan & Co. Joseph Janney. lngle &
Lindsey. Charles Bennett. Thos. G.
Wright, 4. J. w. SIassie & Go.
AUGUST 80.
No arrivals from sea.
Sloop Altoona, Nichols, from Quar-
antine, permitted up.
Steamboat Hotel Reading Room, Norfolk,
August 9th, l2 O'Clock, noon.
Ertract from tie Log Book ofthe Ship Talbot,
Hiiman, from alexandria, bound to Tuipa-
yaiso, put into this port IN distress, to John
Iunss.
"At5P. NJ. 25th inst in lat. So. n.
long. 70. w. five days out, wind n. w.
shipped a sea, striking the ship on her
larbeard bow, carried away her head,
separating the cutwater. from the main
stern; parting the gripes Of the long
boats, carrying long boats, spars, water
casks and cambooee TO leeward; kept
the ship Immediately before the wind
Went over the bow and commenced
driving in oakum: sounded the pumps,
and found the ship had sprang aleak.
The decks were Immediately cleared;
the water casks, 10 in number, were
stove in; several thousand feet of plank,
spars. royal.masts, l2 or Is purchase
blocks, some hundred weight of junk,
Q cords wood. and iron. were all hove
overheard; after tightening the ship
found she could be kept free with one
pump-and bore away for this port to
repair damages.
Lieut.. Forest. bearer Of dispatches
from Government, is on board the
Talbot, to whom great credit is due, for
his exertions on this occasion. The
Talbot will probably have to discharge
part of her cargo, before her damages
can be repaired.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-08-31

4. G. CAZENOVE & Co:
III AVEreceised BY ship Bqsion, from
- Liverpool. an excellent assortment Of
BR ITISH G. GODS,
which are for sale on the most reasonable
terns--with large stock Of
American, India, and Euro
pean Dry Goods,
BY THEPACKAGE OR PIECE. ALSO,
Madeira, Port and Sherry Wine
Holland aud American Gin 3
Jamaica and N. E. Rum
Whlskey, some very old
Havana and St. Croix sugar
lst and ed quality loafdo
Bordeaux oil, Duponfs gunpowder
Gut nails and brads, 8 to Add
Swedes iron. hoop do. all sizes
Baltimore window glass
Sperinaceti and mould candles
American and Windsor soap
Tyson, young dyson and gunpowder lea
Prime Alabama cotton
DemIohns Of cordial
Manufactured tobacco
Spanish segars, &c. &c.
aug 81 IL
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-08-31
For Sale.

For Sale.
E00 Spanish hides ofsuperior quality
wv 10. 900 lbs sole leather from 90 to
80 cents per ID. A good assert
ment Of strong upper leather,
kip and calf skins
10000 Brazil sugars
Loaf sugar, best green coffee
20 bales prime cotton
SO reams wrapping paper
10 kegs fresh raisins
2ooo gallons spermaceti, whale and
tanners oil
2ooo bushels ground alum salt
loo sacks blown do
60 tons Swedes iron, tire, round.
square and fiat, an assortment OF
German Linens
10 be sold low
M. MILLER s. SON.
8 mo. 81, 1899 3ta2w
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-08-31
Public Sale.

DY virtue OF a deed Of trust from Amos
ID Fox. and Lucy bis wife, to the sub
scriber, for the purposes therein mention
ed, shall proceed TO sell, to the highest
bidder, on the premises, on FRIDAY, the
18th day Of September Nert,
il fair, il not the next fair day. valuable
tract of Land, ID The county OF Fairfax.
state OF Virginia, on The head waters ii
Difficult Run, the present residence Of
the sid Amos Fox. The tract Of Land
IS OF good quality, and CONTAINS abost
s19 ACRES J;
there are considerable improvements on
the land to wit: a Grist mill, 2 pair OF
stones, and machinery Tor manufacturing
-four, q saw mill, wool carding Machine,
a large stone distillsry, and number OF
other houses convenient for such an es-
tablisbmet; the dwelling house is large
anc convenient, excellent water at hand,
and good stone dairy house, well con-
structed. Purchasers wishing TO own a
complete establishment near to three good
markets, would do well to view the pre-
mises, before the day Of sale, % shall
most positively sell at that time probably
it will be in my power to accommodate
the terms to suit purchasers, which will
be made known more particularly on the
day Of sale. For information apply to me
near the premises.
WILLIAM FOX, trustee.
The owner OF the above properly being
willing to save the trustee the trouble OF
selling. would sell at private bargain, any
time before the day OF sale. Apply as
bove. 5w aug e
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-08-31
FALL GOODS.
G. & [. p. THOMPSON

HAN Z received per ships Boston and
HFair Trader, from Liverpool,
Imperial Saxony cloths and Cassimeres
Fine and superfne Yorkshire clothes
do do double milled drabs
Pelisse cloths of most fashionable colors
Fancy ribbed, figured and printed Valen-
tia vesting
Fine and super swansdowri do
Super6ne kersy moleskin
ga stout twilled fearnoughts
RDevonsbire kerseys
booking and draperv baizes
White, red, yellow aud green 6anne's
Milled aannels
4.4 fine and super6ne kidderminster car
petibg
So ga &. "A do venetian do
Imperial wilton and common hearth rugs
8 4 81 point blankets
ga to 1874 rose do
Figured and plain black AND colored bom-
bazetts
Double tartan plaids and plaid bombazets
Circassiah plaids
Mems, womens, girls and childrens worst
ed hose
Fancy addressed prints
9-8 & 6-4 cambria muslins
Power loom shir.ings -
Hollis patent white 4 colored cotton balls
Buttons, pins, &c. sc.
On hand,
Irish Linens,
And Sheetings, table diapers, brown hol-
lands, jaconet and fancy muslins, Italian
sewing silks, company flag hkts. thread,
&C. &c. aug 81
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-08-31
For Boston.

In The packet scbr. CENT, captain
2& Burgess, will sail on Sunday next,
and take freight or passengers on moder-
ate terms, Apply to the master on board
at Central wharf or 10
WM. FOWLE 4. Co.
aug 81
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-08-31
Irish Linens,
Alexandria Academy.

TINE public are respectfully informed
J. that this institution will be open LOT
the reception Of Students Ga Monday
next.
aug 20
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-08-31
SALES BY AUCTIONa
This Erening.

This Euening.
snN SATURDAY evening. at halt past
~ o'clock, will be sold At the Auction
Store ~
Double barrel guns.
Single do do
Pistols and swords
Fancy pen and pocket knives
Razors, shaving boxes & brushes
Japaned candle sticks and snuffers
Fancy shovels and tongs
Trunks, canes, toy boxes
Madras handkercbiefs r shawls.
Variety Of vest patterns.
Quilts, &c.
aug 80
On TUESDAY At TEN O'CLOCK,
M7lLL be sold at the Auction Stoore
~ variety Of goods among
Sugar, Whiskey
+ Vinegar, Cordial
Madeira Wine in bottles
Port do. IN cask
Port do. and Claret in bottles
Soap, Chocolate
Mustard, Raisins
Beds, Bedsteads
Solar, Bureaus, Sideboards; Chairs
Open lots of Queens Ware
Check Handkerchiefs
Cloths, Casimeres, White Linen
Brown do. Cotton Balls, thread
Vestings, Shoes, Looking Glasses
diaper, Cotton Cassimeres, &c.
A Cases, IL. 700 ass'd Needles, from
No. | TO 10.
6 Bales N o. Cotton,
s. A. MARsTELLER. auc.
aug 29
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-08-31
For Sale,

For Sale, ~
4 Tract OF land in Fairfax County. ~
"A miles from Alexandra aud eight from
Georgetown, containing -
A00 acres, about 100 acres o. WHICH =
~ heavily, :lmbered. there Is az
excellent orchard On the premises. =
great bargain may. be had it immediale'y
applied for. ,,,-, . mr. NV
aug 20
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-08-31
III MARINE LIST, I'm
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA
ARRIVED. Y

corrEp FROM THE REApINe-Room BOOKS
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-05
Cureton Has Come,

A ND will giveths highest market price
"A for thirty likely young negroes. Any
person wishing to sell can apply to the sub
scriber at E. Legg's tavern. sign Of the In
dian Queen. DAVID T. CURETON.
feb Is 6t*
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-05
A. G.. Cazenove & Co.

HAVE just received, and offer for sale,
Ia Port wine in quarter casks, and Ca
ses of the first quality,
Packages of Irish linen and dowlas,
Bales OF plaids and brown sheetings,
feb 20
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-05
Collection Office.

IN most OF the popular places IN the U.
States, J. III. RUNNELLS is now en-
abIed to collect
Bills Of Exchange,
for q reasonable compensation, and also
can furnish Bills TO any amount.
Besides The above business, H.. will de-
vote the usual attention in buying and sell
line B-nS Bills.
~ Gentlemen at a distance wishing
Bills collected, can have them faithfully
attended TO, by addressing a line by mail.
Lottery affairs.
RUNNELLS has constantly on hand
Tickets IN a variety OF numbers, in most OF
lie Lotteries in the Union, viz:-lhe
Grand National Lottery, 9th class, highest
prlze 100000, Tickets Dl5i Washing
ton Monument Lottery, highest prize D3o'-
600, Tickets only DI0; New-Yo rk Liter
allure sixth class, highest prize poo'ooo;
Tickets Ia dollars, &c. &c.
The Managers Official List OF the draw
ing of the above lotteries regularly recelv.
ed and registered, and all information CIV
eD gratis
Apply at
J. III. RUNNELLS'
Lottery Exchange s. Collection Once.
Klng-strssl, Alexandria.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-05

Coffee, Clover Seed, Salt, &c.
q ANDING this day from on board; sch.
IA AImirs, 1000 bushels Turks Island
s,It. which will be sold low if taken from
ON board.
In store,
10000 lbs first Oily Havana green coffee.
90 hbis New Orleans molasses mleri-
or 10 lone in market.
so bushels Pennsylvania clover seed,
last year's growth.
For sale by NJ. MILLER e. son.
q mo "a m"iz"
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-06-25
POETRY.

FOR THE PORTLAND GAZETTE.
base E'' I----tcatherS at GaotteT'S jJy."
WHY envy our brother, whom fortune attends,
The pleasure, the nonor, the gold which she lends
Does honor gay phantom, before him advance
Her eye, like the magnet, attract by gauce
Like Cesar, ambitions gay summit 10 mount
no project un,ried, and nought left sunount;
Like Macedon' hero, sword and Luckler in hand
Ambitious TO see his dominions expand
Like Europe's fell demon Napolean the great.
The pride OF her arms, bat the of her state
Whose prowess was known on the banks of the Rhine.
Whose head was enwreathed with the green laurel
Irvine;
Aspres he the summit Of fame to ascend?
AT Mars bloody altar supplant bend
Does peace, smiling goddess, her honors extend.
The oliVe-branch reach, III her Hly-lyhlte hand
Like Croesus, eXuting DER treasures OF gold,
To virtue, to love, to humanity cold,
Depnves he his soul Of the pleasures refined,
Religion affords 10 the ioDIy in mind
Still pause-the delusion OF fortune behold
False pleasures false honor, false glittering gold
Why covet the fame Alexander admired,
Which nerved him for battle. with ardour inspired
On Indus far coast. the manly tear pour,
Ills conquests achieved, his proud tiumphs no more
zee pleasure mad votry, lmmured in the walls
OF Babylon, seat Of debauch that appas;
In Bachuss arms, see the prqfisate die
The hero the statesman the.e breathd his last sigh
see Rome's naughty chiefain, by Brutus's sword
Fall victim Of pride, his vital life poured.
See Bonapaue Iall, ike the cedar in height
Victorious long held, ny his valor and might
On Helena's rock, see Napoleon the slave
Prouacting his life, sec him there find grave.
And say will the pleasure, tie honor, the glory they
won,
Cause EHry dark fend in thy bosom to come
Why Dives. reveriug the dust Of the mines,
Enshrouded IN purple and gliti ring with shrnes,
Or delving IN earth, 10 seCrete for heir,
Those treasures the fruit Of his toll and his care,
| Excite in thy bosom this passion accused,
This spirit Of demons, from Erebus burst ?
Soon, soon DER has heal the green turf will arse
| NO longer viii know his vain treasures TO prize
Since death ia the tomb, all distinction DESTROYS
And Ger all-he, his cold ebon sceptre EMPLOYS,
Since pleasure survives not the tyrants dread grasp
Ills arms hoay Senex, gay Juvenis clasp
Alb, why should base eItUy' cur bosom ere swell.
Though pleasure, shortved, with our comrade should
dwell
Though hoaors gay laurel encircIe his brow
Though poets % lgaise, wait al HeicoA now
Though gold from the mines OF Potosi procured
| The hres trying ordeal, in safety endured
Though honor, and pleasure. and icea, should com
bine,
From life's splendid nom, TO its evening decline
PROTEUS.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-06-25

inducing the wary hussiye 70 lay in large quantity
OF ware three times than she needed merely be-
cause II was sold u cost-dos and thus actually
to spend more money than would keep her household
ID good crockery for years-Ihe bel keeps ringing
fire ire now | suppose shall see quantity Of
TINS same crockery thrown from the windows into the
street TO Sdge 1t from the enemy and this the
may retort is the nice calculation of meg who act
with ~ 'dc'otton. may to the subject after
the fire. perhaps in your next.
Saturday afternoon, from ne
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-06-25

Methinks the government of the L. States
must have system Of keeping accounts peculiar
10 themselves. They pronounce man public
deiaulter, and having DETAINED him they then sue
him TO recover the amount of his defalcation /;
but the trial il turns cut that instead of his be
ing indebted TO them, they swe him upwards Of
10000 dollars Is this according to Benefits
system Of Bookkeeping, or according 70 Pike
OF Cocker ~. i. paper.