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~ ALSO.
To Rent,
10 Dollars Reward

VT7lLL be given for safely ss e y. =,
w grey mare, which sirayeo 10 ~ is,.
stolen from the pasture at Vermont 0aso TN ths
tate OF T. Dixon, deceased) betweeJf ~
night Of the 4th, and the evening . se,r,
9Th inst. Said MARE was t6ree
old last spring, about "a hands h'sS, 4.
knotarising from the distemper, SUN ~ The
self under each jaw neck thlcn x ~ hssir.
junction with the head; the mar, ,.s f,osd.
ming to pace, is very gentle, wy bN
full eyed, and some few speeks ,ve sig
body !; and was never sbod before 10
the pasture, 49, RI. .eeursd}
For the mare alone tifssafely y n iaisn
the above reward will be given. !, he yu,-
in possession OF, another, wbo ns! dollsls
pected of having stolen Der; -
viii be given for securing oo'ss
"a letter addressed to ,nvpS
JAMES. tSi4UNpnNy., ~
o. : Cak-kiH F. @. faufu'ersss'
will reach the subscribeE 4
July r.
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Alc Gu on ) ziiEFsIas
lhe foslasing Salss IS S pos,Don.s
to Sdtu,dasf, "a .Nov. IS !.

by virtaeof = deed sft,us, f,n, -, q, !
- II. Hampton and Mary HsGn am" nn :
me, bearing date 18th January I ss" 70
recorded ia the ofice' OF HE ec.,, WV, ADD
Fanquier. al Rockhjll, the lale ,. s;oalflati
Of the said hampton, on Saturdaes ', .t
day OF next November, shall pyoeepd i y q q
at pdblicsauciioH for cash; three Nv. We
land, situated in the county Of P," a.s Of
one containing 239 acres. s ron6s I su I
poles; another ll73 acres, X rood. ,n aa0 IS
poles; and the,ihird $40 acres. The I -. y
daIieslef which are mentions in tn s0 se !.
deed The sale viii be made 70 ,a,;. .sa'a
debt due to John Lloyd, Of AIesspdr,ss.y
on the payment ofethe purchase ms NJ, sl.'
the subscriber will convey such ti,le ). e
hath undersh deedofipvst aforesaid y
=, .NiNsfAN HOkNEk, Trustee. i
dug 49, ss rry ~ ~ I'm ;
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9 WESTERN
PRINTING-PRESS.

AA/ DeS itdSe " PicseHa " VIC no''.c
w of our brethren Of the type, in the
western couBtry, the newly invented
Printing Press of Mr.. Charles Artz.. This
ingenious piece of mechanism, is now in
successful operation at the Office of Eich-
baum and Johnston. in this city. IL is on
the principle OF the ieDer. and is, what is
termed single pull press.
Having carefully examined its construc-
tion and operation, we are enabled togiye
the following description of its character.
istie features and distinguishing proper
ties: "a
l.. 1t is observation-disclosures the main le-
yer is of such nature. as to increase IN
power, TO an unlimited degree, as it pro-
ceeds in movement. Experiment has
shown the power to full conviction, By
the breaking Of very strong and sound
bar of cast iron, without extraordinary
pulling,
Q. 1t is simple because there is but
one main lever, which at one end acts by
an intermediate beam upon the plain,
and at the other end is connected by a
rod, with the main axis, from which all
the movements proceed.
8 1t is speedy-because there is but
one pull, and that pull is by the most con
venient position Of the bar, rendered so
easy, .ba:a token may be worked, with.
out unusual effort, in about one fourth OF
the time less than on common press.
4 One great advantage which this press
has over most Of the other single pull
presses, is that it is less complicated in its
machinery, and therefore is more easily
kept in repair, and less liable to injury
from constant use.
5. Ii admits of most perfect and easy
adjustment of tie pIa,in to the stone, by
means of globe joint, on which the CEN
ire of the pIatin is suspended to Inc slid
ing bar,
6. 1t admits of an equally easy regula-.
ton Of The pull, which is heightened or
shortened by simple contrivance in the
connecting rod between the main lever
and the main axis
7. The bar, having an upright position,
and a pendular motion, affords, las has
been mentioned already more ease 10 the
workman in pulling, than any press known
to US.
Lastly, The iudicious combination Of
CdSt dlIu WlOuS5ut iOu ouo VSoos ~ ~"
deriug this press equal in solidity and
strength, with those which are composed
entirely from metal, adds convenience for
transportation to cheapness in first COST
1t will be furnished at from hundred and
eighty to two hundred and len dollars, ac-
cording to the size required whereas the
price of other lever presses is from three
IN five hundred dollars.
We feel therefore no hesitation in pro-
nouncing this press of Mr. Artzts, in no
point of comparison inferior to those OF
CIymer and others of which we have any
knowledge, but rather in some points EVIL
IDENTIFY superior to them; and while we
thus sincerely congratulate the fraternity,
upon this accession to the means of advan-
cling the exoellency OF our art, we at the
same time recommend the Western Lever
Primting Press to their notice, as deser.
wing object of patronage. @
ElCHBAUM& JOHNSTON
JOHN NJ. SNOWDEN, Master
JOHN B. BUTLER, { Pranflrs.
S. ENGLES
Pittsburgh, Sept. 6, 1922. = -
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sep
Notice.

TIME subscriber having received Scn-
i veyance Of tb. merchandise, debts and
effects Of the late firm OF A.. Il A. Fl. Ad-
ans, for the benefit Of their creditors, re-
quests those indebted to make immediate
payment. The creditors are requested TO
present their claims without delay; and
are required to lake notice that the period
of thirty days only from the l4lh inst. is
allowed to them by the terms OF said deed
to entitle themselves to dividend by ex-
ecuting general release to the said a. &
A. H. Adams, ~.
80 DWIGHT METCALF, Trustee.
aug ~ stt.g.y ~ r.. u
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Notice 10 Poaehers.

tTyHE frequent and bold trespasses Which
u have recently been committed on The
estate Oh Judge Washing ton, re6der tines
cessary 10 give notice to Poacbfrs and o.
theirs, that such measures will, in future,
be pursued as will probably ensure tine
detection OF many OF them, should they
continue theifaunlawful pratices; andi
hereby as agent, forswarn all persons
from hunting, shooting or ranging on this
estate ,sor otherwise violating The rights OF
the proprietor, as, in the event of therde-
lection, they will have 10 experience the
utmost rigour of the lay ~ -
Is BUSHROD wv WASHINGTON, Jr. III
spptI4 law3t
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Notice.

THIS rs TO GIVE NOTICE, that
l. the subscriber hath obtained from
the Orphans Court of Charles County, in
Maryland, letters of administration on the
personal estate of Moncaster Murdoch,
late of Charles county, deceased. All per-
sons having claims against said deceased,
are hereby warned to exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof to the subscri-
Der, on or before the first day Of April
next, or they may Otherwise by law be ex-
cluded from all benefit of said estate
Given under my hand, this 9Th day OF
September, A. d. 1929
UZzlEL NALLEY, Admir-.
sept Ia 1aw3w
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John Yates,

attorney at Lac,
OFFERS his professional services to
" the public, and will practice certain
ly in Charles county, Md. also, il encou-
ragged, in Montgomery, Prince Georges
and St. Mary's County, As..to promises
for care and attention, (Which are usualj
he makes none-suf6te it to say, reputa..
ton, success and support greatly depend
upon prompt, honest and conscientious
discharge OF duty.
Georgetozn, d. c. June 10.
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MAN

Is the image of God, in which two.
words .' fathomless mysteries lie con-
cealed. He is thing too great and
deep for himself, called the Microcosme,
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Removal.

TIME subscriber has removed his office
i 10 the house on Washington-street,
next bis own residence and that of the rev.
Mr.. Norris.
Besides the circuit court for Alexan-
dria and Washington counties, in which
he has hitherto practised. be will hereafte
attend regularly the superior and county
courts for Fairfax and Prince William
county, Virginia. p. r. FENDALL.
sept FL 2aw3w
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Notice

x PURSUANT 10 a decree, 4.
T Circuit Court OF the Dislr;c,,' a -
xSH Columbia,, torthe County Of Al., "
andria, will be sold on the second cam
Saturday.in October next, the Following
J. Talilable Property,
belonging to the estate OF the late. ycol,
John Fitzgerald, viz.--Tbiriy seven and and
an half acres OF land in the, vicinity -
Alexandra, situated upon the hill r.s :.
the spring called The Federal Spring and
affordlng one of the hsndsomest prospects
inthe District Of Columbia. Also Iot ~
haIfacre Of ground situated upon The IVES,
side OF st. Assph, and on The north side d
Duke streets, in the town OF Alexandra =,
A ground rent Of &c s.. Cd. Virginia cur.
rency, issuing out OF a lot ofground on tbs
corner of Royal andP rince.slreets, former.
ly held by George McMunn, decd, and
now by Mordecai Miller,
A lot of ground on The south side q
Wolfe, and east side Of Union streets, on
which is erected distillery subjee, to The
annual rent in, fee of D 439 g..
And a lot OF ground on the south side of
King-strset, adjoining the Store OF William
Brakeman, Oh which is erected a two SIC.
~ brick house. and a frame warehouse.
The terms of.ihis sale for all The proper.
ty, excepting the ground rent, will be one
fifth in cash and the residue, in one, Two
and three years, 10 be secured by nego.
table notes, with approved endorsers, and
deeds of trust, upon the property sold.
The ground rent will be sold for cash.
THOS. SWAMI, .an'y.j for The Dist.
HUMPHREY PEAKE, Collector. ~.
TENCH lRINGGOLD, Naratol. o0n'
Sept 10 Is
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Notice.

Notice. '.i.
TIME MECHANICS HALL aCADE.
i MY will open on MONDAY Next
at 8 O'Clock A. M. There is room for a
few more boys in both departments.
E. o. FlEFIED.
aug "a II
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1yb.n cold IN the dust sleepsthe bosom Of clay,
And the captive enlarged, wanders lightly.
g andfree,
yb;le It trcads the expanse of eternity, say,
will itthen be a stranger to love and to thee.
O. shall the pure fame which was kindled.
below, 81
From the spark that still burns on the altar
above,
Be quenehed in the chine where.each breast
feels its glow, IChorars love.
Where each harp wakes the theme, and the
All no { in those regions of light and of JOY,
Recollection returning, viii friendship pro-,
long; ..a i
We shall know as we're known, and its con-
verse enjoy, song.,
/, As we Join in the Gordon, and mingle the
Unclothed with the -frailties that fettered as
: here,
Each scene~of past anguish forgot by us
The cloud that has hover'd will then disappear,
And the sunshine it yelled will, illumine a.
gam rs IS
Freed alike from each sorrow that reigned IN
the breast, Si4 1~'Xk1
And the bliss that shone dimly or sparkled
81 onare, &s E @
The evealings of Joy will but quicken its zest'
Immortality seal what it ne'er catlimPair. e
The same remarks will apply to The
Mothsr's Prayer Religious devo-
ton is, finely blended with maternal
fondness.
THERE'S strain whose soothing charm,
Unknown to fancy's ear,
Breathes Ger the soul sacred balm,
And angels bend to hear;
,1is when the meekly lifted eye,
That beams parental care,
With humble faith and halowed sigh,
Aseends the mothers prayer.
And to the, following, on the 9 Death
bed Of the pious y
There is Smile of purer ray,
Than fancy's. features wear;
A fame whose wavy pinions play,
With glow divinely fair.
There is holy vestal calm, &
~ That breathes of bliss and heaven;
A solitude of loveier charm, l
Than dews the wing OF even. ,a@l
There is a bright and pleasing hour,
When all is love serene, -
When Angels whisper from their bower,
And joys untold are seen:
That smile on faiths pale brow hath shone,
That calm is yielding breath,
That hour of hallowed peace is known
Around the bed of death.
We have hastily made the above ex.
tracts as specimens of the work which
we think wen worthy of the patronage
of the American public. American
bards should be cherished. To Mr.. 7.
we may apply his own lines on the bril-
liant Henry Kirk White, the youthful
victim of the laborious pursuit OF sell
encc-
How true, how holy is the fire,
That trembles Ger thy magic line
Devotion strung thy early Tyre,
The glow that thrilled thee was divine.
Mr., Tappan, we believe, is also
young man and strongly resembles
poor White in the religious glow that
breathes through his writings and we
take the liberty of referring him to
remark of Lord Byron, upon the death
of that poet "His poems abound in
such beauties as must impress the rea-
der with the liveliest regret, that so
short period was allotted to talents
which would have dignitied even the
sacred functions he was destined to as
sumo" We think Mr.. u. admirably
qualified to adorn the church, although
we believe he has no such views,
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10 Rent,

- That two story brick store aug
Hm dwelling HOUSE on Union stree!
80 formerly the residence OF Mr.. :
A Leap. The situation OF the ano.s
property being near the wharf IS wen e.
tabIished as place OF business BENG &c.
cupied as such for many years. torle'u'
apply TO
WILLIAM N. MILLS.
aug. 13
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70 Rent.

10 Rent.
49, The subscriber wishes TO rent
f." for one or more years, bis wbsr
.s and warehouse. The warehouse
AG is 8 stories high, FIRE proof, and
having every convenience for an EXTENSIVE
business. The wharf is ITO feet 10 length.
and 40 in breadth, and has water OF SUM-
cient depth for the largest vessels.
e JONAH THOMPSON.
aug Is y
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A. G.. Cazenoye & Co.

A. G. Cazenoye = Co.
Lave for sale, on accommodating
i i terms,
Young dyson and.gunpowder tea, cargo
of ship Panther, imported last month";
Prime retailing molaeses
N. E. rum, Jamaica do.
Whiskey, gin, and sugar
Finest old madeira 4. port wine,
Cut nails & brads ed to 40d inclusive
Dupont's gunpowder
Baltimore window glass
Spanish segars, yellow soap
Sperm, mould, and dipt candles
with very extensive stock OF American,
European, and India piece goods.
may Is -
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For. Sale,

For Sale,
-. THELAND s. HOUSE on Stump
~ Hill, lately owned BY Mr.. MOI.
sH top, being about TWENTY ONE
" ACRES well enclosed; on the iii
tie river turnpike road, miles from AleI'
andria. The garden contains many valu,.
bic shrubs, vines, and fruit tree. The
situation is handsome and healthy.
Possession may be had Immediately
The time of payment will be reasonably
extended to suit tie purchaser.
WM. CRANCH. !
March H., lawtf.
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brk indeed the micro. osu,s no more IN
q wise mans eye the lesser but the
greater weld; whose soul 10 wider
than the heavens, because the seatSof
God, higher than the skies, because
they wele made for him, greater than
the world because he is its Lord and
Heir and because indeed he is the sole
end For yhich it was made. He is an
heir of all things and knows it not--he
is Gods masterpiece, for u would be
unreasonable to think that the Crea-
tot Of the world who made all things so
exactly should not be curious in the
perfect drawing Of his own picture.
lie is the worlds high priest--a terres-
trial Angel, but inwardly q divine and
celestial creature, he darling of nature
and one whom Go oeiighteth TO honor.
DEATH flf tre
Is creature which sin hath made.
A basilisk kill with the eye--the
king of terrors--that unto which ma
ture hath cond mned all men, to the
wicked rock OF shipwreck, to the good
a pleasant haven. 1t kEocketh at the
doors Of poor cottage, and beateth at
the gates of paisces.-Like cruel dog,
it is friend to those who are familiar
with it, but an enemy to strangers. II
is such a thing that the meditation of
death is the wisest life, and the imita-
sion of death the best philosophy. In
the fall Of saints it may be compared to
the breath of God, whereby he blows
the ashes from off the coal for such is
the body of the soul) that it might aP-
pear more bright and naked and burn
purely. He that while he is alive be-
gins to dies when he comes TO die shall
begin to live. Death is debt we owe
which it is benefit to pay. A passage
from one life to another, translation
into glory, and the birth day of the soul.
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8 To Rent,

W To Rent,
- THE large brick warehouse r. =
"a Gently occupied by Messls' b; q.
skSl A. II. Adams as a grocery, fuY y.
1G chandlery, and paint store ~
which, OF the reception OF grain, beng ' :.
mediately on the wharf, there can W A.
better situation. The rent will De e,v', !,
rate. and possession given on the ~ "
October,
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Son of yalor! heir OF glory
Noble by the patriots line;
Gallant warrior chieftain hoary!
fmmort atty is thine. A
Wreath the laurel, muses. wreath 1t,
Ills for no ignoble name;
Breathe the song, :aspirerS! breatheit,
WcGny OF the veteran lame
when people true to bravery
Saw the storulscloud gathering nigh,
Heard the manacles of slavery
Rattle in the turbid sky
Triumph! thou, who liv'st to say 1t,
Then arose proud Victory's son,
Crushed IS slavery for La Fayette
Wears the need that valor Won.
The piece called "Decstur's Grave. y
IA fine-the following is an extract:
The hero minsles with the dust,
But glory shrlnes his deathless fame,
The tomb receives It's hallowed trust.
But unborn ages breathe his name!
Yes, mighty dead in every breast,
81 Thou still shalt live to memory dear;
This turf by virgin footsteps prest,
Shall witness sorrows dewy tear.
81 The vein of unaffected piety. or ele-
waited religion. which distinguishes the
composition of this poet, is mingled
with all the charities of life and the
beat feelings of the heart. Who can
read the following lines without ad-
miring and respecting the author, and
without recognizing him as one of the
best OF our native poetss
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POETRY.
SOME 7.

WILL not praise the often-fatteted rose,
Or, virgin-lil1e, with blushing charms half
seen,
Or when in dazzling splendour like queen,
All her magnifcence Of state she shows;
No, nor that nun-lixe lily, which but blows
Bene attn the valleys cool and shady screen !;
Nor yet the sun-hower, that with warriour
mien,
Still eyes the orb of glory where it CLOVIS
But thou, neglected wall-hower, to my breast
And muse art dearest, widest, sweetest
flower,
To whom alone the privilege is given
Proudly to root myself above the rest,
As genius does, and, from thy rocky tower,
Lend fragrance to the pugest breath of
heaven.
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NOTICE.

VBvHE Subscribers having been
n appointed by the Hon. Nathaniel Pane;
Judge of Probate for the County Of Wor-
cester, TO receive and examine the claims Of
the Creditors to the Estate of DANIEL MAN
DELL, late of Hardwick, in said County, de-
ceased; and six months from the 22d day Of
October last having been allowed said Credit
ors for exhibiting the same-hereby give no.
tice, that they will attend at the house of Jo--
seph Robinson, Cd, lnnholdcr in said Hard
wick, on the last Monday in December, Janu-
airy, and Marchnext ensuing, from ten to three
O'Clock, on each of said days, for the purpose
of receiving and examining such claims as shall
then and there be presented to them.
SETH LEE.
MOSES ALLEN.
.Norsmber 16, 1922.
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From the National InfeI6cenccr.

To the Editors
Gentlemen-I have been surprised to
see, in this age of taste and refinement.
that several Of our schools still call the
last letter in the alphabet, lizard, and
led, instead of Ze. say surprised, be-
cause ii must be palpable to every per-
son of science, that the latter pronunci-
alton IS an improvement.-It requires
but one articulation, is therefore more
simple; it saves time, is easier named
aud understood by the young beginner,
especially when he goes TO spelling.
That the old pronunciation might be
improved, appeared evident to me near
ly forty years ago: The word Gizzard
was given out to spell, and the boy be-
gan $ Ge-i-stard--clzzARp," and " emf no
farther, thinking his task was done, and
SO 1t was, according to the established
principle of giving the sound which the
letters naturally convey. The laugh
was raised at the boy, but it should
rather have been at the darkness of the
age. Soon afterwards good old gran
dam amused me by offering horse
cake to one of her young pupils, to spell
dazzle, without mistake. Poor little
urchin it was task for ripper years,
and more fippant tongue than thine (.
What an homogeneous tumble is here
now !--De-a-izorn-- -DAz-isard-elLe-.
zLE-DAzzLE: But it's the old school,
and custom sanctions it; and so it did in
the olden time" Great A, little G,r,o,a,o
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From the Hartford Tin,es.1

Z 7V"t F1tt Ils3I yU7U GHttS.
BY looking at the Catalogue Of Yale
College, published this month, we OBJ
served that there are connected with
the Institution, at present, 10 Resident
Graduates-92 Medical Students-37f
Under Graduates, rs in the Senior class,
80 in the Junior, 1913 in the Sophomore,
lO5 in the Freshman class making in
the whole, four hundred and eighty-one
St'u!eats.
We have been somewhat curious in
noticing the residences of the Students
so far as it respects States-and we find
there are Ernm
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INTERESTING ANp usEruL.
School
D0RR y El0WIAND

AVE Just received, and Otter
IL = for Sale-the Third Handsome stereo-
type) Edition of THE HISTORY OF THE
UNITED STATES-with brief Account of
some of the principal Empires and States of
Ancient and Modern Times.-To which are
added-a Chronological Table OF Remarkable
Events, from the Creation 10 the present time
the Census of the United States, giving the
White, Black, & Total Population at the differ
ent periods of 1900 & 1910, and also including
the Census of 1920, complete, with the total
population of l790-the Constitution Of the u
nited States, in full, with all the Amendments
and Questions for the examination of Schol-
ars.-For the use Of Schools and Families.
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-9AGs~-
Ia all wars, it is usual for the contend
ing powers to offer up prayers TO Heay-
en- for their own success and the over
throw of their enemies, each party fire.
qucntly adding, According to the Just
ness Of our cause, 0 Lord, help u.s. &c.
Now considering that the cause of both
parties cannot be precisely just, it would
perhaps be quite as jrdicious, and GER
tainly more sincere, as we'll as modest.
to adopt the language, or at least the
spirit of an old Scotch woman, who was
suttler in the Duke of MarlborouQh's
army. 1t so happened, that this faithful
follower Of the camp was one evening
talking to venerable sister of the same
profession, but not of the same country,
on the probable consequences of an en-
gagement expected 10 be fought be-
tween the two armies next morning.
Well, it will certainly be most bloody
battle; and all have to say is, MAJ
God stand BY the right p" De'el pick
out your eyne for your wicked wish, I"
replied the Scotch one, -" God stand by
tiamllton's regiment, reight or zeramg."