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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-12
CARRIAGES-

THE Subscriber returns his
sTsy3as thanks TO his friends and the rub
generally, for the verv liberal
TX SslSszSS1SE=S encouragement he has received
Tor number of wears back. and
informs them that ~ has now
ready and viii continue 10 keep good assortment of
rge and gigs for sale, At bis mandatory miles west
of Petersburg, Va which FOR durability and o
ness OF materials will he warranted equal 10 any work
from the rhiadelph" MARKET and ~ prices as low as work
OF the same hind can he obtained from that ciy which
nnquoiouaby has tie preference any other place an the
United States for well made carriages
u constant supply ofthc above work will be kent for
sale opposite the Union Hotel in Petersburg, Va
SrEHLING WOODWARD
- Orders from any part Of The country, addressed 10
Poplar Grove post office, Dinwiddie county, Va " i'll be At
tended so with punctuaty and dispatch.
Poplar Grove, May 2. i1i-wt25D & w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-12

COLOMBIA proposition has he made to the gov
eminent OF Colombia TO connect the Atlantic Pacific
hy means OF canal; and toe President has u,,;,
TED viil TO the spot foreigner mas uate proposition
Tor performing the work, condition OF receiving the
elusive privilege navigating it, Ills estimate OF eypea
seS only 100000 dollars The government are opposed,
% mouopoheS but as there to he probability
the canal being dug of boats being Introduce,
without them ii is probable they may be granted. The
proposed canal Il TO connect the river
with the Sau Juan the do which short caual
only will be required the channels the river NAV be
deepened and rendered uavigaUie nearly their whole.
length.
An official communication from Caracas under date
August the LIST announces the exchange of
Daniels; the terms OF exchange very complimentary
the Commodore, they skew th high value the Colombian
authorities place on his services well the import
light IN which he is viewed by the Spaniards-A whole
Huerta party officers and the 40 have
lBat nnptl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-12

vaded Asiuras aud iha, on the 9th Of this month
they were already IN Oviedo"
Answer.-The Count lie CarihageRa is quite AZ
home IN thus matter, aud he could he OF the
Invasion OF the province of Aslurss It prepar-
ed 10y himself, lie having removed the obstacles whch
might have been opposed 10 H.
IL. " Numerous forces assembling on Leon,
and the Invasion of Gaiic'a may be considered as
very near In this state of things had proposed u
myself Ia resist the invasion vigorously -
Answer.-Ihe Count dc Ca tha gena must consider
the Spanards very blind stupid when he endeav-
ors 10 persuade them that he had proposed to
the INVASION vigorously, when zee saw him adopt
every means directly the reverse. What are We Ia
think OF The veteran, the war proof corps
scattered throughout the whole exieoi of Galicia. q.
the same time that The vanguard composed al
corps of militia newly raised, without uniform, ~
al med, and without any instructions whatever
Is. 4" Waiting Tor the happy moment when the
King and the nation should adopt that form of GO
yernment which would be most expedient"
Answer.-Ihis is the same refusing to acknow-
ledge the national sovereignty, and deriving from
single sII oke OF the pen, the whole Constitutional
ediiice
IL. My friendship for YOU aud ms gratitude for
thai friendship which you have always shown toward.
me, made II duty that should nor confne myself
to mere advice hut that should offer You whateve
Us IN my power for your personal safety
Answer.-Ihe security OF my peIson is of little
consequence let the CouHt de Carihsgena secur,
60 me the liberty of my country, aud will acced,
willingly to his desires
10. " Believe me, Quiroga, your impotent exei.
hons will ouly produce popular CONNEXIONS, and vii
obge them to invoke the aid of The invading enen,
| TO remedy their evils"
Answer.-The people are very far from calling 4,
their assistance The Welcome guests who left sue
! grieyous memorials behind hem hutihere is ~,
want OF perjured Generals, who by their conduct an,
their country, TO bury IT'S liberty, and place lis indie
| pendeOce in danger. QUiROGA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-12

IlkGINiA;-At Rules held IN The Ciefk's Once al IL
Court at the United States Tor the fifth Circuit and
virginia District, in the month of June, So
CRtbarine Siega widow of John folter SteSau T,r.s
wright and Martha his wife, Formerly Martha Strgai
and Jordan H. Sberrod (whuc alsn former
S'egal but has been changed Sherrod by an act m
Assembly OF the state of North Carona) whie, Martha
nrighi aud Ioriain r. SheTod, children, heirs and
distributes Of the said John Potter Stegall deceased
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-12

VIRGINIA; Alta Superior CouTtof Ubancery hoIds,---.
the Capitol in the city of Richmond The igtL d.:
OF June, 32S- - u"F
John e. Davis, William Moore, surviving partner nc
Edwards and Moore, Benjamin Cooke William a4all and
n'S"hu + L"hHoh' Phs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-12

Beverly B0rum, administrator John Potter SteralI
deceased, Susanna POTtwOod, alias SrCali William smith
and Nancy his wife, John IHne Elizabeth his wife
and Elisha Hodge. Defendant
The defendant VIM. Smith, having entered his an
peaTance and given security according TO rule of Tic
court and u appearing he is nbahitant this ,-
UGt ON the motion OF the plaintiffs by their counsel s
ordered that the said defendant appear first day OF
Tue next term and answer the b of the plaintiff and that
copy ot This order be forthwith some news
paper printed IN the city Of Richmond two months sn
ceSvey, ana posted the front door Of the capitol In Inc
s"ih city cOpy--Teste,
August I 25-w8vv mn TFFFRIFS CIs.L
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-12

james Palmer William Gaines. sheriff Of Charlotte,
"0Dert smith Thomas Oliver aud John Mason. Deffs
The defendant James Palmer moi HAVING entered HE
appearance arc"r"g 10 the aci Of Assembly rules
that he is inabitant of ti. on iiir motion
Ut ne plaintiff by counsel il ordered the de-
iendan d' appear here the Monday u NOyember
next and enter bis appearance and answer the plaintiffs
BIT mud give security or performing the decree Of the
court aud that copy Of this order Inserted Rich
unnd Enquirer for two moHs succcsely and posted
tue trout door OF the courthouse of the said coauiy
Acopv--Tesie, WlNSLOW ROBINSON, &.
August 10. IN 100,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-12
PianfG

NIEGiSTA, wit At rules holden in The CLERIC. Office
OF tie county court Of Charlotte the day ofAugu,
z"eh9riall Cavities Pia6fiG;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-12

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, The parties inter.s,cl
Richmond ga Mo lltk 1928. JaIedesircd take potice
That have appointed the 9t day tie 10th month fOctc
be) next for commencing the directed b lie
above order Of the which day at o'clock A NJ
their Attendance isrequired my office in this civ viii
her accounts and the documents suppor tho
same and those who have claims against tie aie firm, r
John and William Bell will exhibit tie same before me ON
or before the day aforesaid. -
July p. 22-taO TIIONs c ann n, :,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-12

4he following Letter, from one of the persons who
composed Gu Ashley's parry, to his friend in ,lis
G'Nu'cI gives mi1ule account OF the encounter of
ma party with the Rcaree Indians, and discIoses
themselves take Of the causes and consequences of,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-12
United Slaies Court, FIN Circuit, Vireinio


Disirit, jan, loth, 1875
ChANChh9 .-Edwhrd Lewis and Francis Tones,
merchants and partners, trading under the firm OF
Lewis Tones, PIES
Against
Rithrd II. whitoek, William C. whitlOck. md Janes
Il. WhiuOck, DEFENDANT
On the motion Of the plaintiffs by their COUNSEL and r
appearing TO the Lewis webb is appointed
receiver OF tho goods effects credits OF the
of Charles Whlock deceased, aud he Is authorised and
directed TO take possession the real property said
Whitloek with power to lease the same parf
thereof for term not exceeding twelve months dis
train the where il shall be necessary and
commissioners of the is directed months notice
published in some newspaper in this CITY, take
ut the administration OF James r. Whileck. Richard ~
Whtlock, and William G.. WbiOck, Charlie.
Whtock deceased of the real of which he pos
sessed or entitled to- and of all claims against his
by consent OF the plaintiffs and o Richard H. Wcck ons
OF the defendants, the sad Lewis Webb is directed
out OF the money he shall receive fron time time il
accrues, all interest the debts due from Charles Wilt
locks estate the BANK of the United States and The
Bank of Virginia, and the lmen thereon, together
with all reasonable costs incurred in the administration u
the further order OF the court
copy-Teste. RICHARD JEFFRlES, elk.
Commissioners Office, Richmond 7ih No 10,k 1925
The parties interested desired take notice that
have appointed the sixth day the 10Th Month (Octobsr
for commencing the accounts directed hy the nbo
order Of the court, wct av at nine O'clock A. M bc
attendance is required my office CITY, with their
accounts and vouchers ready for settle
ment and the creditors of the Charles Wtloek
Gfany) requested exhibit claims before me ON
or tbeiore the day aforesaid.
JULY 25. 2S-t6o THOMAS IADn AZ ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-12

CHANCEbY.-In PowiiaIaD County Court, july tie
18th, 1928 ' "
Ann Is llaskns, widow and relict Aaron fains dec
IN her own right and the friend her infant chill
dren' Mary Page Haskius Thomas b. Ilaskns Martha 4
askins Edward NJ Haskins Sarah a. Haskns william 4.
laskins, and Elizabeth NJ. Hasllins, Pts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-12

--,--"'--' 3i-w8w
A. 10 wit. At held iOr Charlotte r01uff.
1873 ' ~" ''e SUI u"} ul A"st''-i
l."ac Hickman and Ann bis wife formerly Ann Morriss,
''ch ~ Harvey and Drusa Harvey executor and exccu.
"h OF Wuham Harvey 90. % deceased, Pf.
cb"Fith Cauves, executor Of Sahra Morriss dec Joef
Coee and Martha bis wife, iormery Mlriha Horri.e Che
oesei henson aud Mary bis wife, formerly MARY Norris
~ ~ Deffs.
me defendants joel Coffee and srt4 his wife and che
ce'ef BENSON and Mary l, WIFE having entered r
"pPea'ance, according 10 The of Assembly and
ul' ~ lhis count nnd appearing tie satisfaction 90
ht court mat ther are non inhlhfn. Of ibis .nfe r
moupu Z" he plaintiff bv counsel 30 s. ordered that the
@ s'edt"s 81" appear here ON ihe fgst Ennjay in No-
pinh b and give security Tor PERFORMING the decree
u ht court and That copy Of this ORDER inserted in
some paytr printed n te city uf Richmond Tor Two months
and posted be roni door of he Courlou.g
c0py--resie TfNerCyV uor,frcov g.
Sepiembcr o. .ft-.,s,e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-12

The Salem Gazette remarks dat Ferdinand nr enain
replaced ~ dof ~ he Cs'ori Noe in Cadiz f hr srr
have paid bis igt dufe as regulated hv Tariff OF the
Core His royal mind IS Used high uattcrs Tor hi.
Majesty employed iu dying Sites Ills affair, are yer,
much IN tts uiHi" ~ wi'i br sirnngc if some one o
he hois oi bis Kites Is not sent y0ysgeof d8eovy a.
the French camp.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-12

WIN. w. HENING, c. c.
HI-NN
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-08
THE VIRGINIAN.
,nIsrtp Am rsuLisnrD nv

II u HEFeF"
etfaI Isurns or iIIF LAWS Or 1HE UNION.
Nuns opposite .M,sas Lsf9iehS. Cioytors.
IJ' The semi. Weekly Paper, al 81, and the
weekly Paper, al 50 per annnn, payable IN
advance no subscription Willie received ior
less time than SIX moaths Ind no paper VIII
be discontinued Out at the discretion oi Tie
Editofs) until all afreareges are paid.
M Advertisements will be inserted at 80
coats per square or less) the fri tune, aud
o. ~ cents for each continuance. Those
from distance must be paid lot previous TO
iaeir inseriion or the payment assumed BY
some responsible person in Lynchbnrg
IL chanccry Orders are inserted Tor siA
dollars.
dF All letters addressed 10 the Editors must
be posr PAID, or they will not be attended 10
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-08
IYNCHRURG, SEPTEMBER 8, 1898

O. Our supply of paper has not yet
come 10 band, aud We are compelled 10
publish again to-day on a smaller size than
usual. The poIiteness of gentleman Of
this place has, however, enabled Us TO pre-
sent our readers with sheet larger than
that on which We published on Friday.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-08

90 We understand that Mr.. VIM. IL.
CRAWFORD, Secretary Of the Treasury
is AT present at the seat Of Maj. Yancey 10
buckingham, on visit 10 his friends and
relations.
Mr.. JOHN Q. ADAMS is on visit to
his friends in Massachusetts.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-08

EDWARD SHoRT, who was arrested in
Philadelphia on the charge OF homicide
committed in Ireland, and aiterward
bro't before Chief Justice Tiighman by a
writ of Habeas Corpus, was, after several
hearings before the Judge, discharged on
Thursday morning from bail.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-08

There is an art of sophistry by which
men have deluded their own consciences,
by persuadiug themselves, that what would
be criminal in Others, is virtuous IN them ;
as if the obligations WHICH are land upon
us by higher power, can be overruled
by obligations which VIC lay upon our
selves.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-08

Ata meeting of four OF five hundred
citizens, recently held at Pittsburg, for The
purpose of expressing their sentlntlments
on the ensuing Presidential Election, Il large
majority of the suifrages were in favor o'
ANDREW JACKSON.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-03-29
TO PATRIOTS.

TINE subscriber respectfully states.
thai the success which hos hitherto al
tended bis disposal OF tickets IS such, pe
deems. a. to merit the patronage ot hhs
fellow citizens Already has be disposeo
OF tickets which have realized iarge a
mount, and he consequently trusts maj Tue
present patriotic and profitable scheme
eombiniEg The purest feelings Of native
Aaericans, perpetuaiing 10 posterily tne
umrnorIs bonors OF hun who bravery fought
for, and indie pendently secured, the l'bef-
~ OF his country, who now lsuobiy lies up
ON Mount V.rnon's hill, at least negIeGt'
ed, it not totally forgot, will undoubtedly
render TO him III. patronage OF the world.
The memory Of Washington should me-
yer die. Rome gave her noblest heroes
to posterity, with all the pomp that tom6s
and monan. ats, and assembled thousands
could bes,ow yet "he who was first IN
war, first IN peace, and first ia the hearts
OF his couptrynen." in that very land
which owes its freedom to his godl'ke ex-
.Jtions, is refused the melancholy remem-
trance which monument conveys; and he
who % once, all in all, low slumbers
without a trophy to decorate his tomb.
The following patriotic scheme IS IN
tended 10 inmoiisiize the name OF wash .
Ingtvn, not only from our remembrance o!
bus glorious deeds, but If in pillars OF mar
bic. viii b although they may ascend 10
the sun, can never exceed our hero in ma
jesty.
= The following scheme to be drawn in
Baltimore. under The superintendent Of
the commissioners appointed by the 60
vernon and council of MARYLAND,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-03-29
From tie Aiorning Chronicle.
HORACE IN BALTIMORE.

HORACE IN BALTl MORE.
L,6er,-CGrD,en.
HORACE CELEBRATES THE LiFE OF BACH
Flor,
Vas, give me the life OF contentment and ease,
That merry old bachelor leads,
He can do what nc will, and there's no one to
please,
Aud there's none to cross question his deeds.
At home ne Is happy, the same when abroad,
And .vnerever ne IS, there IS mirtn;
He travels wherever ne iinds smooth road,
And Paradise makes Of the earth.
Ne knows not the storms of turbulent life,
Untroubled himself, ne is easy;
Hc hears not the screams vi a termigaut wife,
No s4uallins o. brars set aim crazy
When sleepy ne carsless!y rolls into bed,
Or le,sure,y oils in MS chair,
And maps II As ,eetly as those VINO are wed,
And who snore by the side OF a Isir.
The world Is garden OF pleasure to him,
Where ne 2lLcxs oily losfe,t flowers,
And MS HE realizes the soLl !NinnlnS dream
ora tissue OF Oealtiful hours.
Su:l.n,OrG, 4,.arca 5th, 1875.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-03-29
This is to give Notice,

THAT the subscribers Of Alexandria
l. county in the District of Columbia.
have obtained from the orphans court OF
said county, letters testamentary on the
estate of DANIEL MCLEAN, late Of the
county aforesaid, decd. All persons hav
ing claims against the said dsccdsnt are
hereby warned to exhibit the same, With
the vouchers thereof; passed by the or
phans' court. on or before the 10Th day Of
September next or they may, by law, be
excluded from all benefit TO said estate |;
and all persons indebted thereto, are re-
CURED to make immediate payment. Civ
en- under our bands this 10th day Of March,
1928. NORMAN K. FtTZHUGH,
JACOB DOUGLAS,
executors Of Danl. MCLEAN.
march IL law6w
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-03-29
Piano Forte.

T RICKETTS,, piano ior.e maker from
-. Baltimore, respectfully informs The
citizens OF Alexandra that he has piano
Forte oil a most superior tone and work
manship, which he intend: to exhibit
tins day, at Mr.. Clagett's hotel: for
sale: persons DESTROYS OF purchasing such
an instrument. are requested to call and
examine tins very superior Piano.
n. B: Persons wishing their pianos re-
paired, will please leave an order at Mr..
C!aget,'s Bar, specifying the time and
place, and they shall be waited on imme-
diateIy.
march Is At"
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-03-29
A .,r.,R:! H.issr

LAS been on The arm OF Mount Erin,
IL about four mics from Alexandra,
aimee the frs, of November last. Every
enquiry has been mace to hnd lhe owner,
but without efect.--Any. person proving
her their property, may have her oy sp-
plying as above;-Erst paying the charge
Of her grazing and ibis advertisement:
march Is OF
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-03-29
GARRiCN,

The following Is copy OF letter
from this great ac1or ~ sen.lsmah
named SiurtZ -
never liked Dido, thong h it bears
o good onaraeter upon ,he frencn
stage There are sooa noes, alto roune
little yatnoe am Spoiled by ohaks-
pears, ana nope you aie very near
pp3,ieJ too. Now, from your dIseee-
ton OF Freucu actors, Madame Ola,
ron has every thing that ar. AM so'd
understanding, with natural spirss ean
xys hs.--but tho heart has none Of
Snoss instantaneous feelings-thst life
blood, that keen ssNnbili'y, that eiec'
triCai fire, which bursis al one iron
genius. and snools through the veins,
marrow, bones anu all, OF every specta
tor. She is SO conscious OF what she
can do, that she never has he feelings
of the instant come upon her unexpect-
edly; but pronounce that the great
est strokes Of genius have been I'M
known to the actor himself; the cIr.
cumstance, the warmth OF the scene,
ha, sprung the mine as it were, as much
60 his own surprIze as to that or the
audience. Thus | make difference
between a great genius and a good &C
tor the first will realize the feelings
of his character, and be transported De
yond himself: while the other, with
great powers and sense, gives great
pleasure, but he never
-pecfus i7uaiter dRg1t
iyritas, naAlcet, Jahss te'rort6a' inipiss
Your idea of the French character most
exactly agrees with mine, their pos'-
Jesse has reduced their eharac els to
such u sameuess; their humours are so
CURSED By habit, that when you have
aeon halfa dozen French men and wo.
men. YOU have seen ths whole. In
England, every man is distinct being,
and requires distinct study to inves
tigate him: it is from this great variety
that orr comedies are les, uniform than
the Freuch, and our characters more
strony and dramatic. Since you left us
Ihave played ,ae character OF a young
tie for shame) ,sslous amorsur, III the
comedy of TIE Wonder, and 1t has been
followed in the most extraordinary
manner. Should you ever return to US
before drop my FOOLS coat, Will
treat you with the h ST In my power, for
/ have indeed shown you nothing"
A citizen who had two sons, the ell
dest of whsn was noe gentleman, the
other always attentive to business In
his fathers banking conce,R.gavs them
"a ..alla ii ana OF Hna,at :, a M .n,.x.,f
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-03-29
To Rent.

- Two houses at West End, nes'
HE the toll gate; a very advantsgeous
SskH situation Tor shoemaker, havinf
A1l been long occupied by one. dl's
several houses in torn-(rent very low.
"A. H0kLBk0OK.
march 80 esn3w
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-03-29
PL4NT4INN,

or Farm, on which he nov resides, either
with or without the Stock and hands, as
may be desirable.--To good and careful
tenan. the terms would be advantageous:
Or with a view to effect the same OBJ
ject, would engage as Manager or Over
seer, a steady industrious man OF sober
habits, capable OF taking the entire direc;;
ton and management Of bis agricultural
concerns. Persons wishing to engage IN
either way, will please to make applIca.
tior. to the Subscriber, Charles County
Maryland abost Eve miles below Pi'cata'
way. , .o,,
PHILIP |. FORD.
ost "a, lawtf
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-03-29
POETRY.
srANzAS IN A HAUNTED HOUSE

The occasion of these lines was as fol-
lows: fueIe WIS TIA Duoiin, house,
winch the Inhabitants deserted, as one ol
the rooGis vas reported to De baunleo'
Nolan, celebrated irish poet, undertook
Tor a small oct, to spend the night IN the
dreaded apartment, providing h"nseii
we'll with pistols, Shicn ne presumed
would have the most oSeriui charR over
such visitors as ne expected. Dy uhe
noise, he had reason 10 suppose heie
wers sev.ra! sturdy ghosts on Tue OUTSIDE
OF Tie doors and wails; but ID MS threat
eulus % out brac. OF balls through the
hr.. lor,u that entere1, ne was soon suffer
elm or ,ulet. AT SIX the neSt inorIins,
IN, an.pasnions found nun fast asleep. aud
ia; toiio wing lines Oh the table.
lPh,lad. paper.
If from the garments of the silent dead
Our lonI departed friends could rise anew;
Nyny eel noEr0r, or conceive dread,
TO see a,aia snose friends which sncs we
knew
Father If all thou gsv'st not to cur ken,
10 le beyond tue ashes OF the grave;
Ills not the idle si!es Of busy men
That can the mind appaL fhe truly brave,
Seated on Re IiDR a. stnantine CHROME,
Can place the soil. and Tears no ills unknown
o: the ihnty prison oftne grave
Co lid loose ITS doors and let the spirit Tree,
IThv not return the wise, the Jlst, the brave,
Ana set once more the pride OF ages free:
Whv not ce5tore thee, Socrates, again
Or 1--WE thee, Newton, as the first of men!
IN this lone room, where now patient wait,
To try ifsouls departed can appear,
o! could a 3argh escape his prison gate,
Or could think Latouche's form was near,
Why fear to view the shades which long mast
be
Sacred to freedom and to charitys
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-03-29
SALE OF POToMACLAND. &,

s In pursuance Of the pro, isiou.
Sfk OF deed Of aust from William
s1s BRENT, Jr. and wlhlkkED
~L. his wife 10 Mailer jones and
lhe subscriber, Tor certain purposes there.
in menlioned/