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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-20
liverpool Salt aAoat.

liverpool Salt aAoat.
THE cargo of the brig Milford. Jacob
Il Gray. master, from Liverpool.
5000 bush, coarse SAT-
$50 sacks blown
Fur sale by WI FOWLE 4 Go.
For Freight,
a. The brig MILFORD; carries a.
'FTM bout 5000 bbs or 400 hhds of to-
bacco; is good vessel. and will be rea'
dv sor the reception of cargo in few
DAYS. Apply as above. june 2s
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-20
One other lot Of Land.

containing eight acres more or less, con,
veyed by the said deed Of trust 10 The said
Wiltred 6. Settle, ard purchased by The
said Peter Of John Green, adjoining he
said mill lot, and al the date of the said
deed, in the occupancy OF the said Peter
Cailelb n. ". Rogers. Thomas Mills and
William Waters.
On the same day, and at The dwelling
house of Robert Csilelt will be sold On
the same terms aforementioned,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-20
One other Lot.

a lease Of land contiguous TO tbe said Mill
Lot, purchased by the said Peter CatIen,
OF Armislesd Thompson & Thomas John;
containing one hundred acres more or less
conveyed by the said Peter to tie said
Wilired 6. Settle by The same deed Of
trnli. md alsn
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-20
AUCTIONS.
Public Auction.

DY virtue of deed of trust of Robe,
ID Cstlelt and Nancy bis vile, Pe,sr
Catlett, Wiilisn Ca,letl and W Hired q
Settle, TO The subscribers, bearing da,s
the 96th day of Nay, 1890; and recordss
in the County Courts OF Fauquier and FRI.
derrick; they will proceed TO sell at pub.
lie auction Tor cash to the highest bidder
on Thursday, the 9th day Of July 1891
al the Mil Of Peter CatIett, The follow,
ing
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-20
One lot of Land

witb the manufacturing Mill and Other i'm.
plovemenls lhereunto belonging, held BY
the said Peter Cstlett, sDder decree II
the chance,y court Of Fredericksburg, and
under John Green and the beIIs OF John
Clark, deceased, one moiety of which ba,
been conveyed by the said Peter CslIet
to Stepbes Chiffon and Henry Turner
trustees for the benefit OF Abner Pollard
and recorded in The county court of Fan.
ouiet; the whole lot having been conveyed
by subsequent deed OF trust 10 The said
Willred @ Settle. and
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-20
Tracts Of Land:

one tract OF lease land, containing ,ro
hundred acres nOIe or less, situated in lto
counties of Fauquier and Frederick, nn
which the said Robert Catlett resided =,
the date OF The said deed; one Other tr.s,
situated in the same counties, purcbaseS
by ine said Robert OF William alassie and
William Gibson, containing two hundreS
acres more OY less
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-20
One other tract

situated in the county Of Frederick "a lease
a, the date OF said deed, IN the posses,,on
of Presley Williams, purchased by ,ba
said Robert OF William Leach, conlspms
one hundred and fifty acres more or less
One other tract
containing one hundred and fifty acres
part of lease devised 10 the said Robtr
by biz father, and purchased by bin oi
Henry Curtis, situated 10 the county oI
Frederick. And also
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-20
SUNDRT SLaTES,

conveyed by the said deed, partly by Ro
bert Callelt, and partly by the said Will
am Catlet, if produced by them.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-09
JUST PUBLISHED.-

A ND for sale by JOSEPH MARTIN Main street, Rich
%1na, ga and by all The Booksellers sAchAMEN
al ATOMS, upon divers passages Of Scripture
wherein believers assisted preparing their
and eneg their affections and grace, when they draw
the LORDS Supper. BY the Rev. JOHN FLAVEL, late
FIRST American, from the sixth London edition. with
rections aud TRANSACTIONS.
Richmond June TO- 1924.
Sir: In compliance will, your have locke over
the volume Ut Fiave Hdtafions which you
have republished The high estimation which the yolI-
inous workso this author have attained is evinced by
the many editions through which they passed in
matter and the spirit Of serious fervrnpiey that
,ades iher The style is indeed peculiar the supe
mutation Tor that vigor OF thought Ind Of Language
generally marks the productions of earlier day With.
out undertaking defend every minute opinions every
form o. exPresson In the volume before feel hest
aon IN expressing my eonvc,isn its value and
Yours, &c. JOHN BLAIR HoeE,
- Minister OF The I'd Presbyterian Church.
Mr. Joseph Martin.
Richmond, June 10, 1924.
Sir; Attempts to promote devotional tempers in the
minds of the followers Christ must be Iaudae Your
pubca,on OF flsveis Sncramenta Mediiations," will
assuredy accord w the wishes Of Of pious by
whom they are known Considering no iob
wishes that is ereua,ion may be extensive
and its influence rendered profitable by tie blessing Of
aI, @ msose a'our' success SHOULD no, be ancipa-
,, =. Minister of the list Baptist Church
Richmond, June 10, 1924
The name OF FlaveI is too well known among the pous
mee. With favourable reception. His saeramenai Nedi
iaons Is production Of great worth The object 10 aid
hnowIedged 10 be Of high Importance and bis reflections
are most happily adapted to The end strain Of ferveni
raised high aud The s.ye, though antique 1oreIIe
The devost christian scarcely fail To derive pleasure
he will he extensively circulated aud he publisher
ro rs~aded for re'cu"g so ,s9n6s prqdue,on
Pastor Of the Second Dsps. Church, in Richmond
Mr. Joseph Martin.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-09

Important for the county that this article should bc
raised in II then, let the county bear The expense,
and pay tho bUaa'y. Ii Il be Tor the good of the
whole, lc, the .iice he made by the whole, aud
NO, by pari. II be thopght useful aud
iiom prticai eons'Je, a,ioos, TO encourage the
sio~,h and manufacture oi hemp, government has
abundant Iie ans ui dong At. j, might gne direct
bounty, aud such measure would, at ieas', d,sti III
butte the bUiden equally Ur, as go>erDment iisclf u
great consue VI tins attclr, might stipuaie "
cunhue its own pui bases to the home product, SO
sovn AS 1t should lac shewu lie al tue proper usli
W See oil jeciion 10 tins proceeding, II Il be
uugEt be oi ject ~ encourage the production.
might easil. anu perhaps properly, be provided, by
law, that the Navy should be supplied wish Ameu-
can hemp, the Gu.liy beng good, AT any pice NO,
exCeed,ug lay more Than gwen amour, Sbe current
cUnspes 10 render son,e such coUTse preferable To
Way would be Ample, and, fths experiment should
succeed, the whole object would be gained and Il
1t shon!d fail, no considerable loss evil would be
ieli Icy any one.
ls,n,ed, some days ago, and wish to renew the
statrneni, what ws iie anIuuut 81 the proposed mug
euiation vi the uuiies and hemp, IA the cost
VI vessel. Takethe Of u common ship, 0i 500
tous, nut curpered, uur copper tasie0ed. IL would
stand thus, 10y the p'eseui duties
III Tons vi moa, Tor hull, ussius, and an
rhors, III sis per ton S2l7 30
10 Tons uf heu,p, "a, $50, 800 W
10 Bolts Russia uuck, al. 50 so on
20 Bol,. Ravens duck, at 81 - IS 90
On ARTICLES ut chip chanGieiy, cabin furni-
ture, haIdwAic, &c. 40 90
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-09
ELK island FOR SALE.

WILL be sold, Monday the 18th day Of July next,
Tue premises, at public auction, the lower half OF
island IN the county Of Goochand called Elk Island; be-
ing he property Of the estate OF the late Dr. James s. Gill
IAN This properly abou, so miles above the city of
cbmond aud within mile Of Gainesville. The fertil-
w ~ the SOIL OF this land lis contguy to market, and the
!eaay carriage for produce which at all times offered
farmer and planter contribute render IL Of the
mos, desirable farms 10 the state. The lower half which
offered for SALE contains by old survey 52 of
ps,ec.y level low grounds, well adapted the cultivation
W ooscce wheat aud corn the produce Of which low
gouou point ofquaIity and quantity is surpassed
oy ,he produceof any land in the state Any farther de-
seon OF the iaud Is deemed unnecessary, as Is pre-
s persons wishing to purchase such valuable to-
wueat and land will visit IL previous 10 the
OF Possession will be given the LIST Of January
@ "a 10 The purchaser the privilege OF sowing
~ oo az the same time and place will be offered for
acres OF high iaod, called Tuggles, dire oppo-
s ~ stand being mostly wood land, and used chiefly
'us purpose OF supplying the island with wood &c
f N ~ ~ May who resides at Toggles, will take pleasure
w both the island and the wood land 20 any per
son who may wish 10 purchase.
s.s o. sale !, "a years. the purchaser giving
. approved security add paving interest on one
hro part OF the whole The of delivery
OF Possesson, and giving deed OF trss the island
JOHN GILLIAN, I Ex'Ors Of
49,. THO. +. GILLIAN, ~. b. 6. dec.
f--fn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-09
SALT SULPHUR SPRINGS.

iE Subscribers respectfully inform the public,
abuve springs under their particular
men Thanking heu for their ALREADY liberal patronage,
they happy To Inform hvn that they have
~ eiEb, cabins, large and ccmodious together ii
spaci-us new dining and bathroom which viii add great
iy The comfort aud OF their company with
six lodging above the dininyroon. Their stables
also are large and convenient.
These springs situated In Monrse county, about
miles froa Uuon the equal in the
upper counly-ther medicinal bilious anu pull.
nonary complaints have been well tested within a lev
that the subscribers feel the confidence
surfing the public OF their efficacy In require
eaihare remedies, particularly removing gastric affections
diseases proceeding from distractions al excretory
Of the ses operating benehciy the whole alimenary
canal removing the causes OF disease, and establishing by
its tonic powers the exhausted strength Of the
This water has been analysed by OF the cele-
brsed chemists OF time, aud pronounced
great medicinal The os,ensibe qualities sui
'ar and soda. forming neutral saline mixture, superior
10 any pharma :eu,ica preparations pleasant
drins mild la its operation and permanently Lenefcia
the diseased.
The proreiors think IL proper state, for the nformn
tim at those who be alorng under similar
that the following diseases have been cured tie Salt
Su hur Springs, viz Dyspepsia, with many gastric aec-
tios and hillary together with comp
Gated diseases Of the bowels heorrhages breast in
Particular well as rheumatism and gout. Persons esi-
ros Of being satisfied Of the apply either
the psopretors where certificates reute-
meu And ladies be
ERSKINE K CARUriiERS.
Monroe county Va June l. 7-v6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-09
WOOL CARDING.

MY wool carding machine is now In complete order
1vl The wool sent TO the machine must be sse In cold
(unless the sheep washed before we'll
picked, clear ofburrs and sticks and CREASED it oil or
grease In the proportion oone pound Of oil or grease
Of WOOL Those who prefer IL can have their wool
creased the machine for per pound The price
for carding the wool viii be eight per pound,
one-,ixtb part Of the wool.
Louisa, June ., 1874. FRED,K HARRIS.
~ The carding OF wool will continue during tbe month
ofJune, July, August September October and he cotton
picking machine will be in operation remaining seven
mouths Of the IL would be well for persons intend
log have their wool carded, send IL early as during
the monb OF june there will be scarcity OF water and
tue wool cards best when fresh sbeared and In bot weather
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-09
NOTICE

LII persons interested in land claims Tennessee
river IN Kentucky, founded upon Military Warrants
are advised TO forward evidence their title the
those lands are now about to he returned
oce and many pretended claims set up Patents may
issue 10 persons not entitled.
Persons who had employed Cuhberf s. Andsrson agent
are informed that he dead, and much of his
left unfinished il would be well them TO look to their
claims Any letter lpost Paid) addressed subscriber
al the Iron Banks Hickman county Frankfort Ken
tacky requesting information those claims viii he
answered without charge.
The subscriber will attend TO the and pro.
seeution Of land claims in Kentucky and Ohio; will nav
taxes and attend TO every Kind of agency relating
In Kentucky. JOHN S. HERRING
Frankfort, April %. IIs-w6n,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-09
Charlottesville Property for Sale.

WISH to sell that valuable property in and adjoining
tne ,own OF Charlottesville, known by the the
land running from the northeast TO the southwest
the town, aud II affords beautiful sites for ur
waite resdences-n full view ofthe University OF Virginia
The improvements are the Tavern, large house built
wood, 80 feet by aud sforehsuse adjoninga kitchen
house, ice house, stables, &c These
vauedat $780, aud Insured by the Mutual
society Of Virginia for Towns
My business in Richmond preventing my paying that at
enon TO the above property which it requires, am de-
srmhed 10 sell the Tavern with much land as NAV s
he purchaser, the whole IL desired The pay will
M made very accommodatingor will barter the whole
properly Tor virginia Farmers Bank Stock nj par.
February Z. 8s-wH EDMUND ANDEnSON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-09

IsHE Medical Lecture in Bostsn, will commence ON the
IL third Wednesday In November.
Anatomy and Surgery, by DR.. Warren.
Chemistry, by DIR. Gorham.
Midwifery and Medical Jurisprudence by DR. Claiming
Msteria Medica, by Dr.. Bigelow.
Theory and Practice of Physc, by DIR. jackson.
The Massachusetts General Hospital one Of the most ac
tive and dourishiDg Institutions in the United States has
received within ew years more than three tAou
sand dollars In private donations in addition to lbs preyi
Gus very liberal endowments from the State Legislature
ne numer OF surgical operations ofmagnitue perform
ed in this Hospital within last two years and nine
montls, amounts 10 hundred and eniy Gentlemen
attending the medical lectures admitted TO
the surgical operations and clinical practice This iusii,
,ion class OF students. exceeding hundred, from
different parts Of the United Staes the last course
pamphlet containing particular accsunt OF the Bos-
ton Medical School and Hospital published for eratui
tous disirbution and will be any on
his addressing letter, post paid to Mr. Leonard Holiness
July q 1H-s,s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-09
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

~ friday the 9th ult. my servant LEWIS Hbscondc
- otight pnulatto about twenty-three four
sge nnd about FIVE feet three four inches high
'ue cont and pantaloons waistcost
% Sovn snrtba great coat, and glazed hat he
s MN sm also black fur bat about haIf-yyorn.
- eve % Dollars Tor bis delivery caught In town,
anu pVp"onabe increase IL taken beyond the limits OF
me cry aud brought TO secured 10 asy Jail so tia,
ME Cary OF the county of Gloucester 10 which pisse he
viii probably attempt 10 get. IIs away about two
years ago, and was unprecedented in WILLIAMSBURG on his
wsy Gloucester, beng furnished With forged pass,
hieLgnond, March 3. 9s---p JER5iAN DAKER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-09
Yrsinia Land Office. Richmond. ,

conformity with of the General Assembly emf
lied An reduce inio the several scs con
corning E,cheators passed the 6ib OF January 1919 do
hereby make knewn 10 all HON IL may I'm uat n
appears by the certificate ~ VIM Rowe Escbestor In and
Tor The county Mdcsex that by pqusiiion and Of
nee ound according 10 Law, the 10th July 1872 e
following lois OF and situated IN the town OF Uaoo. In
Toe county OF Midd,sex, aud Ol which certain
hiayser died scised, have LeeH found eseheae 10 This
Commonwealth; viz: ~ 80
Nos ss-S5-Se-40-ond 3s-supposed 10 contain q
screS W. SELDEN
ss"si@ is-"sw Register Land Oni,e.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-09
THOMAS Fl. BRADLEY. TAILOR

Y ETURNS his most grateful thanks for the unprece-
dented patronage conferred him since his COM
nencement of business In this city. lie begs inform
his and the public generally that the business
mcCREERY Co Being anxious to- extend the business
and to excel, both materials workmanship, and IA
shons, he proposes attend the part the
Northern cities, and occasionally Ia Europe while the
Tailoring department will be under tue
Of VIM. McCrcery This late foreman)
n IL All persons In respectfully invited TO
call and settle their accounts, he firm TO
receive te ssme9 and all having claims will please pre-
July p 16-,r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-09
BRADLEY, McCREEKY 4 10.

WooLIen D'apers, Mems MERGERS and Tailors
EG leave to inform the public that their business all
mas Bradley where they will constantly keep on hand
complete assortment OF GOODS In their line and their
charges will he low any other house using the
materials and workmanship They have all times every
material of the first quality for Ladies' Habits
and Peisses, NAVY and Military Uniforms &C. They beg
10 assure the public that exeons part shall be
wanting TO give general satisfaction.
Jply @ .r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-09
To The Oaoners of Lands in Illinois.

TAXES PAID Ar FIFTY PER CENT DISCOUNT.
VIE subscriber will pay for esideuts owning
lands IN this State, and forward receipts for such pa
menus, upon tue receipt Of ONE HALF Of the amount of
taxes required be paid certificate Of deposiIe in any
specie paving bank, in the bills said bank forward
ed 10 him free OF postage.
AS this very liberal offer cannot be exeHded beyond the
present year. will be totbe advantage of to
pay Us TAR ~ advance possible The Lands sodn Decem-
her last about 5000 racis must be redeemed in one
70 prevent a total loss. WILLIAM n. BROWN'
Attorney at Law, and Clerk Of the u. s.
- District Court
Reference TO Sias Wood A. Co. Freaericksburg
VaDdaiia, Illinois, Aprjl "a. ItL-Sar,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-09
All that's bright must fade,
The brightest still the firetest
NINETY SLAVES FOR SALE

virtue OF deed Of trust executed subscribers by
ar nhdsr BOYD, Tor the purpose of securing debt
uee car Durwrii We shall Wednesday the 18th day
oi angus, mex. az Mecki-nburg Courthouse for sale
embracing every escrp,on-among them there are two
good wsgoneTs three baeksmitbs, Two shoemakes
brickayer. The sale will be continued until all The slaves
shall he sold So favorable opportunity 10 purchase
slaves seldom presented invited 10 attend
JOHN w. LEWIS (r
une is. lids MM.IOWNES trustees
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-09
FRESH GOODS.

WlLLIAM NEALE l. Ga. beg leave 60 inform tbsIr
just returned irsn, New York Phisdephs, where he
Inns p1rchassd, In addition good assortment previously
bile GOODS which have just arrived and now opeEog.
The; sonsis, partly Of the following articles, viz.
oais 10 so~e,isg, width wi'hoa. seam
do do do do s sse ss:..s Scotch ..s. linen
do do do for towels
"a issS cannon ~" and superior table cloths
do ia g. Irish linens. warranted grass bleach
do. I, 20. up undresssd, very superior article
bales streiiiz uluaburps
do. broA = German
Sdo. white ticLleubury.
do. dowlas
do. rolls
do "A brown domestic made linens, very exeeilen,
p anu very cheap article
Linens for irowsers
a Sa's ~ - {checls
hale Dorchester bed ,ck,u,
bale linen aud cotton uixr,I do
An assortment of all linen do
All Kinds OF domestics fer female servants clothing
anu ,, .or common wear s."e Of which hanson,.
large assortment = Al, 50 and 6-a brown do,
The same assortment bieac he'd do.
i,W pieces long company nauke~ns
100 do. hes, long Mamnee cbop do.
,0O de- common and super flag handannas
50 do. chocolate
50 do. scarlet
20 do black figured Canton
10 do best black levantine
few do. real Italian, for gentIemen's ernvats
rev 90. large sze Spitteheid do. entirely new
French cambria do. with white and colourrd bor,Iers
io na1. gentlemen and ladies' white cotton hosiery
Misses fins white do.
Gentemens' msrseiiles, Valencia and silk vestings
cnsS seersueker jeans ms stripes,
Wilmington Stripes, driliings, cords cass,teeus,
sigonasand horen,eens or colon Tor men aud boy
summer
Anew pieces very eiegan, silk stripe driings, silk
stripe eassi'eens, aud draO Denniarks, gentle
Bonbaziaes, bombazetts, circassiaus
Engnsh and French silk hosiery and gloves
bue bisck asd Oxford Steel cloths and cas,-
neres, picked up cheap at auction
ram .a ana inquired null. book and jaconet niusins
Bindngs, buttons, pearl, bone ivory and metal
Cravats and cravaings
CraPes-ltalian, CastOn and Nankn
complete assortment OF eleg figured Mandarin do
a lew DO satin figured do. article
AN assor,men, oi elegant waiered figured silks,
and superb article
great variety OF fancy cause Gros de Naples, leila
s an sprigd, D4l''ar Angoueme aud other small
20O ps Common aud fancy caIicoes
a lew superior chin,z, most fashionable figures
smau quantity Oh an entiIely adies'
Furniture, cambria and garment dimities
+ loss aud spool eotons
VII and common pins
India, ivory and feather fans
iue black, pink, straw lemon aud white Grape leise
niach ana colored India and Italian servings
AfiuiMings OF various kinds, amongst them some de
s.; camorc scoioFed and some beautiful
r;,,, trimming
Figured cause and ribbons, an extensive assert.
-
Plain do. OF all kinds
thread, cotton aud bobbnet laces
fdrasots and umbrellas, a complete assortment--
large variety of other articles remembered all
'. ms,c are offered extremely low the public, with
July 2 ,v,e ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-09

author hs refused plead at the bar OF u
he would submit be morally snenable the
na of public opinion. kennon,ranc~s tIom friend, vi
whose in,vn,ions and Kindness lie secure, had otes
weight with himi tut there could
task difficult keproofbe endured win ieipa.
enee, and reproaeh Lardsnei him his nat
he often ieselleJ ie gallant sesd, rushes
ward the steel that WOUNDS In the painul
mo.,oae. rsass,s IN sse I y,
bls the noble victim vi the bull hght which Is mail
unworthy crowds beyond ss than by Tue lance Of ia
nober, aud speak, his more legitimate
In word mach ut that n hicb be erred tsvsdv
and his censors, and done III muiive
rydens despoi, 'o slew his arbitrary power" IL Is
such concst that ii the noble gained
triumph by compelling Tue world poetry, though
mixeu with baser matter, because IL AIS he gave
return, unworthy triumph the unworthy, besides
deep sorrow " those whose applause la cooler
Il the same with his politics, which, ON several
Occasions, assumed lone menacins and eonlrmptuoas
In his own heart sufficiently sensible no, only vi
his privileges a Biion, but OF the ui.acon attending
those shades hch Constitute what termed the
OF gentleman. Indeed, notwithstanding his having
pioy ed eprsns, aud all the petty whem such
would have been much better abstaincd from, he would
have been found, had collision place
the arsiocratic and denocr attic parties the STATE
ing all his energies in defence of hich lie naturally
belonged His own feeling on these subjects he has
planned In the very last Canto of bon
IN entire harmony with the opinions which have
expressed I'D MS correspondence, ut moment ~Leh mat
tiers appeared ~ approach serious struggle his
country.
tie was as independent-aye much more,
Than those who paid independence;
As common soldiers, com,non--ohoie,
Have in their several arts parts ascendence
Der the irregulars in lust IT gore,
Thus On the rnvU all statesmen eager
To prove their pride, as footInen to "A brggar.
We not, however, Dyrons apologiss, alas
he needs Ills exceliences will be universally
in his epi,aph Il will be recollec,ed 6at
parI lie has sustained british literature since the 6rst
appearance Of Chilue Harode Ut nearly sixteen
There reposing under VI his
sures no Living upon The resource o past uone