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The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1824-11-25
Pr0rllrNce { r. / Nov. Q.

Ir0FWfHCe IS. j. ~ Nor. y.
According to an enumeration ofthe black
or colorcd people of this town, recently taken
under the directions Of the town, Council,
the number Of this class Of our population Is
found to exceed t7erirc hHndred. Within
the last fortnight, many have gone to New
York, for the parposc of cmbarking from
that port oil!@yti.
The Directors of the Bank in the City Of
New York have come to the unanimous de-
termination to cross all Counterfeit Notes
that NAV be offered 30 them in payment or
on teno.it ihis measure it is said was
called tor by the great number OF spurious
notes in circulation, most OF which when
thrown out by the banks, were returned, and
+ grain tUt in circulation!
\ writer in the Louisiana Advertiser Of
the 10Th nit. complains of the negligent man
ner in which the interments in the Protes-
tant Burial Ground in that city, are made.
He asserts, after the late heavy falls of
rain, there were from eighteen to twenty
inches of water on the surface of the ground,
on which great number of collins were seen
floating, and being agitated by the wind,
were driven in different directions, knocking
against each other, and forming a deadly re-
presentation of a sham sea-iight. The dry
weather and the hot sun which we have ex.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-06-25
President j, FFERsoN.
Valuable Real Estate For SALE.

THE Of land hch subscriber resides in the
cnunty OF BEDFORD miles from New London "a from
the Academy and IA from Lynchburg, containing acut
$500 acresi upwards of 800 cleared the balance in woods
tie whole OF first tobacco land except 40 or so
aud thar excellent grain land. This land is very heavily
tmbered, lies remarkably WELL and is finely watered
excellent springs The extremely valuable
and commodieus, the Deigborood healthy and
Also tract lying on Siaunton in the county of
Campbell, called Ihe Bowing Grsen within 25 miles of
Lynehbug containing 1000 about $50
large portion of which il first bottom land admira
bly, adapted 10 the culture ofobacco excellent springs
very convenient to every of the plantation, aud
healthy the balance of the and in woods, aud due pro-
portion of II tobacco land II the first qualify.
Also another tract In the county Of Campbell on Ivy
Creek about three miles from Lyncbburg containing 474
very small poron cleared which fresh the re-
nainder j. mostly rich tobacco land of The quality and
heavily timbered The wood tract is source Of
considerable profit; well waered, and several excellent
mill seats Each of the above is goad repair
The above property will certainly be sold in course Of
the sun,merand so valuable property seldom market
The Subscriber invites capitalists view this pro-
perry, which offered for sale most geous
terms small portion fthe purchase money will lie
quired in hand, at the me possession given and
credit OF aud two three IL required-for the
baiance-For turtle, particulars, application may be
made to the Subscriber, New London Of my
absence to Mr. Jesse Irvine in the
May 3. l19-if WILLIAM IRVINE.
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VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE.

by virtue deed irusi, executed to the subscriber
WIFE, bearing date the I4tb day Of February and
corded ia the clerks Office Of heckenburg count and by
day OF August next, Meckienburg proceed
to sell the following of land belonging To lie said
Alex Boyd Tor The Inr in the deed
One tract lying on Roanoke river in the county Of Meek
iehluIg containing 1857 acres known by The name OF
Davis Tract; vi which $50 first rate low
groui DIS considered equal any grounds on The river,
pa o. hieh YET to clear tere also about 80
VI what ehtd ,oons low grounds, all in the high
anu IS Principally In wood, aud Ia re proportion OF IL
fine tobacco land
One other tract Roanoke river IN the same county,
river low grounds.
One other tract Of land lying Butchers creek, in ne
same county, containing 931 to which is attaebeda
valuable manufacturing mill, lately erected
Ole other tract, lying Butchers Geek IN the same
county, Containing 1905 and considered 10y all wo
know remarkably tobacco c plantation The,e',"
One other tract ot land lying Aliens creek, in hs
Portable dwelling house, &c.
One other tract o. land lying Aliens creek in the said
county, containing oS2 acres about 80 acres hirh ave
goou Green low g,ouhos there IS on IL good dwelling
house ann comfortable fixtures for n family
One oher tract Of land wing in the said county IN e
neighborhood Of cbrsiisns,fe containing about f2cO
acres on winch IS large proportion good land
courthouse Of the same county There is on II1 lasd
gooa n,anuiaearng mill Ii contemplated 10 ~ tbs
previous to the day Of sale ~
Ihe terms Of the sale will be rs follows hrd ofbe
will be divided INTO four ,sun payments the frs, 20 be-
,1e n"e he first day OF sy 1916 and annually from nv
given onthe 25ib Decerer next but the purchasers viii
ene permission 10 seed crop heat aud prepare iO
Tue ensuing year Bonds with good security, deeds Of
"t ON The properly will he required Of the pufcbase,s
he safe will continue from DAY day I'LL the wbo'
property a sufiioiensy thereof may be ssId.
The titles all the lands considered indspufas, e
cepi 10 the tract IN the neieibo hood II charlottesville
and The title TIA, will he made complete before day o.
saebut the SUBSCRIBER will convey such title Only s
vested in him by the deed OF trust
=, JUN w. LEWIS, Surviving Tfssiee'
May rs, 1924
ire above sale will be made With our consent
ALExH BOYD. JOHN IAVIS
PElToN II. BURWELL. ALEX s FOLD, Ex'or Of
HOWELL IAl LOk, Jr. Oh. e. Fieid dee.
EDMUND TAYLOR. LEWIS UIhVtlI
Lucy DUkWtLL, Exix HIcIAEG Boz H..
Il. n. WALKER MD
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SWAIM'S PANACEA.
THIS valuable Medicine has Obtained a d

fT'HlS valuable Medicine has obtained distinction which
us efficacy alone can support As purifier Of the
blood il has parallel IL is most ufeuI spring and
autumn nte,atiye ever known All those who are affected
with Secfui", ltProsy, SnDy cuaneous Eruptions.
any Of those melancholy diseases arising impuriiy Of
eTs, Rheumatic affections, from indcrrton Of their
youth or those whose constitutions broken down
NIT TO Of Svais Pannesa-Tbe effect of this me
dicne Is such as not to interrupt either business pleasure
diet Is conveyed by the circulating fluids
their to all those diseases which originate in vi
hteo noon Is SAFE though powerful substitute
mercury and those evils which an
Of that mineral - often occasions, &c.
CERTIFICATES.
nave repeatedly used Swaims Panacea, both in the
and In private practice and have found il 10 be
valuable medicine IN chronic, syphc and scrofulous
VALENTINE MOTT, NJ. d.
York, Surgeon Of the N. Y. Hospital, &c.
New York, LIST mo. 9th, is24n
have within the last two years had opportunity Of
seeing several Of very nyeerae ulcers which, having
resisted previously the regular modes Of treatment
healed by ie use Of Mr. swss and do believe
an. CHAPMAN, nj. D.
Professor Of the Institutes nd practice Of Pbysic
Philadelphia, Feb~16, 1927
"Ihsye employed the Pansces Of Mr.. Swain in hume
found extremely encacious especially in secondary sy
Nv. GIBSON, 81. u.
Professor Of Surgery in the University Of Penpsyiva
mia, Surgeon aud Clinical Lecturer to the Aims
No. House infrmary, &c.
February ", 1925"
Patients whose situation and circumstances will permit
20 oae to this city, and place themselves under The
Pope'ors care would find II much TO their advantage
CAUTION TO PURCHASERS.
ne great demand and wonderful Of this Med
cine baye induced number Of persons initiate in
ous ways Some selling ssrssparila aud other syrup
them the ignorant for The Panaeen Others
Ang Tue genuine medicine with nolasses, &c making
se Doi'e out ofonrtbus retaining some Of its virtues
Ihese limitations and authorizations have in many instan
ce poaced the suerngs Of patients IN cases where the
mr'eo'e deem II duty owe TO the public TO acquant
mem, ha Is impossible om the Of It's
suenl. obe discoyercdby chemical analysis; spd,
all other mixtures represented a. be mine
nnh souas such, fraudulent aud base mposions. cal
cuaen 70 deceive the ignorant and The genuine
msuiche mas my signature label representing Her
CUES and The HYDRA, aud my the seal.
fnce 70 5Oper bottle. or = 56 per dozen
C"'fu"icalions paid, aud orders from part Of
tue world, viii receive immediate attention
u Printed directions accompany Medicine.
WILLIAM SWAIN,
ko.i3, South Ninth street. philadelphia npposite
the University Of Pennsylvania
~ The Genuine PANACEA sold BY JAMES MeKfI
OVE' heAnivhu' Jun L. 7-St
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WOOL CARDING

M WOOL earding machine is in complete order
" Inc wool sent TO the machine must be washed in colo
water (uness The sheep washed before slsar;ng %
o es"i oars and sticks and creased viii Oil or
to ten Of wool Those who prefer IL can have ,br;s .""
at the machine tor per pound The price
or ne-sixth part Of the wool. '' PEI Pou"o'
Louisa, June I, 1924. EREn,u u.,,,e
" The carding OF wool will continue duripe he man,h
OF june July August September& October and The cnn
picking machine will be in operation the ren,ainn. s
months OF the IL would well for neTsons n,.d
ing 70 nave their wool carded, IL eariy as drn
.he month Of June, there will be scarcity OF
Tue WOOL cards best when fresh seared and In ho we,hsr
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Charlottesville Pronrr1U for SoIe

WISH To sei Tint valuable property in and adjoining
tne Town OF charlottesville, known by the name of tbe
SWAN TAVERN. There betw cen 40 and As acres al
running from the northeast eel corner of
me town. and affords many very beautiful sites for pri
e resdencss-in full view ofhe University Of Virginia
rue are, the Tavern large house built OF
Woou sO eet oy w and soreouse auining-a kite
house, ice house, stables, sc. These
we're valued $780, and by the Mutual
Society III Virginia for Towns
MY business ~ Richmond preventing my paying that al
tenon TO the above property which IL requires am de-
10 sell The Tavern with much land as NAV suii
e purchaser or the whole il desired The payments will
pe made very accopn'odangor will barrier the hole
properly Tor Virginia Farmers Bank Stock nj mar
February z. 8s-wtf EDMiJND ANnERSoN
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DAVID RpIANT.
prginia Land Office, Kichmond, :

June II, 1B2I .
ueu AN act TO reduce into several acts con
Sernng Escheatos passed the 9Th OF January 1919 o
hereby make knswn 10 all hon il may tb., ~
appears ny the certificate Of VIM Rowe Escheator in and
90. ,ne county OF MiddIesex that inuisition and M
nc ounu according 10 law, the 29h July 1922 e n y.
following lots ct land situated in town OF Urbanna in
ne eouhs or nddesex, aud Of which certain aner
Iayser aed se-d have been found escheated 10 This
Commonw cath; viz: ~ ''''
acres Ply c III n sGs'" -
June Is i2-wsw R.c;s,sr ! at or
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June IS.


Coat and Other Lands and S2ares for Sale
virtue OF the last will and estamen ofJOhn Graham,
II deceased Executor OF the said last will and
mrni, shall, upon the 22d day June next if airober
wise upon the next fair day. SELL upon the premises To the
inquest bidder at public auction The Tes. farm
by ht name of the Coal Pits situate on James River in
the county OF Geochland about miles above the city of
he The same less There upon The farm rye
garden containing 10 ~ acres well with r
brick enclosure, some Coal Pits OF esab ,d fepua
uon part oi the land low grounds aud he residue
generally OF good quality The houses suitable well
Tor the accommodation of genee family pur
poses Of the establishments aforesaid Frou thirty TO
" acres are ~ sorn and the plantation generally good
order Thecrops Of wheat, rye and will sold ON
the same day with the plantations and possession given as
soon as they can be removed.
AT the same time and place will he sold all the Slaves on
the said farm, The horses, males la ming meBis and
personal property o every description.
property and credit of and three years for the
iand the purchaser to give bond and security with de,
o trust upon The land 10 the payment the
Chase money.
ALSO
Upon the 23ib day Of June next, f fair-oiherwse the
oay upon the premises, all that ofapd lying
and being IN the county Of Hanover near the fork Of the
road from Ground Squirrel bridge the Courthouse and
TO cosain 2s0 % poles be more or less Inc
ing part ola tract Of 500 acres which was
Of March 1915, and tract of 54 acres which W., as
ed by Samuel Batler aud wife TO the said ol,
on the 18Th day Of October 1916 which said deeds of
eyahce arc vi record 10 the said county of Hanover
AND ALSO,
upon me ~ day Of July next fair otherwise upon the
"a" uy upon the premises. all that Of land y-
miles above the city Of Richmond estimated 10 contain S2s
acres oe e same more essbcng all that tract Of land
SAID John Graham the 20h day Of March 1915 by deed
CONVEYANCE OF record in the said county of
ands IN Hanover and Chesterfield will be sold upon
ace, OF ose ana Two years the pu,ch give bonds
nsh security with deeds trust upon The lands 10
tue payment OF the purchase money.
v,e WALTER DUN, Ex'or
Graham
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NINETY SLAVES FOR SALE.

by virtue Of deed Of executed the by
- Alexander Boyd for the purpose of securing n debt
due TO Blair Burwe shall Wednesday the 18th day
OF August nei, "t Meckenburg Courthouse, offer sale
TO the highest bidder tor valuable slaves
embracing every descrpon-anong them there are two
good wsgoners, three backsmhs, shoemakers and
brickiayer The sale will be continued until all
shall be sold So favorable opportunity purchase
slaves seldom presented to attend
JOHN w. LEWIS, )r,.
June IS. lids WM.TOWNES. Irostees.
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! Vide NOTE at end.
(I'o be eoniinusdJ
Ma. JEFFERSON AND Ala ADAMS


Our. readers will, generally, recolect the
a,nIable, kind, and characteristic Letter from
Mr.. JEFFERSON 10 The elder Mr.. ADAMS, ou
ne subject OF the Cunningham Correspoa-
dence. The subjoined Letter, TO which that
Letter was iD reply, has just bren published 10
the Boston Patriot, with u view to reGute sug-
gtsiiOn, which. il seems, had been made. that
the letter Of Mr.. JEFFERSON was the fruit oil
a solicitation, or suggestion, at least on ths
part Of Mr.. ADAMS. Mr.. JEFFERsoS's Letter,
replying to this and beginning, - | do not write
with the ease which your Letter of Sept. Is
snpposes," &c. was dated Oct. IL, 1898.
Leaer from President ADAMS 10 President JEr-
FERSoy.
DEAR Sia; With much pleasure have
heaFu read The sure words of prophecy, 10
your letter ct September 4.h. 1t is mtIap-
emory 10 contemplate the cruel wars, drsola-
lions Of countries, and oceans of blood which
must occur before rational princfpIes and
rational systems Of government can prevail
and be established; bui, as these are inevitable
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-06-25
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

HN Saturday the 2Glh Instant the subscriber will sell
- Al tne late residence OF Hober Graham, dec. In the
Vwn " hanceser, all o bis Household and Kitchen Fur
nore, consisting Of usual variety. Also several good
mhch COWS, aud a riding Horse. Terms for ell sums
aOVve $50 credit or so will be given, the pUrcbas
es executing with approved end0rsers for all SUMS
under $50, Cash
JAMES w. WINFREE
- Admir- OF Ko. Graham, deed.
Manchester.
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Nln6lSIA AT Superior Court OF Chancery holden nj
March, 1924: - -
Against
Patrick Ciopion and Miller Clopou executors Of William
Cop"n VINO was executor Of James Moylor decd Frances
lory, D.f.n,l.n,s
This cause. In which plaintiff appears to have BRO
eeenra IN the mode prescribed by law against the
ueenusn Maory who Is on, of the cousiry, came
amended oi and ,h. repor. Of The made
with exceptions thereto 10y both paties and was
by counsel on consideration whereof the doth re
commissioner who made H. for him consider aud
thereupou.
A copy-reste, VIM. W. HENING G. n
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE The parties interested
Richmond, 6th No. ina, 1874 desired to take notice
that have appointed the ~ OF the 9th month
next for carrying into effect the aoregoing order Of The
court which day nine O'Clock NJ. their attendance
Is required office city, with all the
documents relating 10 the cause.
| June rs n-waws rttOM : lam AZ n
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To the Opners of Lands in W;no;e

r,x1 TIC 0WHeT5 " FIUHuS IN WinOlS.
IAAES PAID AT FIFTY PER CENT DISCOUNT
VIE subscriber will pay far owning
lands In this State, and forward rerepts for such pa
mrh upon the receipt Of ONE HALF oG the amount Of
required TO be paid, in ncerGcae Of deposite in any
specr paving bank or in the bills OF said bank forward.
ed to him free of postage.
AS this very liberal offer cannot he extended hevond
present year, viii be IN the adyan IN
pay as Jar IN advance possible The sold in
er last (apout 1000 tracts) redeemed in one wear
!" prevent total loss WILLIAM III. BROWN,
Attorney at La Clerk the u. 8.
ne go District Court.
reference 10 Sias Wood Co. Fredericksburg.
Vandelia Illinois, April 81. II5-w3m
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FIVE DOLLARS REV YARD.

Ed or stolen from, the subscrber, living In Buck.
Ine"aih county ~ miles of the courthouse, on
s, nus. ."e SUI of the present month, BAY HORSE a
~. Ut years old, feet high with n his
,, uarA name and TAIL and his lef, hind white
pser JOINT t. the hoof Any person delivering said
LII, " n's, OF giving such Information that get him,
charge attending him. my ''"''""''
z q
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PlaintiE.

VIRGINIA: Ata Superior Court of chaneery holden a.
the Capitol in the City VI kichmcad, the 2sth day OF
February, 1920
jesse comsn, Plau,ia,
John Christian. executor OF John D. Coleman dec
John Chrisiian jun. Bsnie Coleman Berry Coleman Tho
mas Coleman and james Coleman, Defendants
la conformity with decree Of the Court of Appeals.
er'ied by The Clerk thereof in these Virginia
town A. Court of Appeals hell ~ the Capitol the
CITY Ut Richmond, on Wednesday, January 26th, 1920
Jesse coleman appeitant against John Christian, senior
executor o. John d. Coleman, deceased John Christian
aud James Coleman. appeliees Upon appeal fro m
decree pronounced by the Superior Court Of
held in kichmood the third day Of January 1914 la
SUIT between the appellants aud appeliees This day came
tureiy considered the transcript Of the
aforesaid Is OF opinion, that the laid
In dsmissing the appellants bill, without referring ,s
tcOunts Commissioner Thrte fore, IL Is ana
the appellee, who Is the estate of bis
,ssator In his hnns to he much tue eoI
he hnt but, n then &c his estate, and me
oker appclee In their rgut, do the apn.I
appeal aforesaid here Aud II is red, that the cause
he renahded 10 the said Court at Chancery further
proceedings to be had therein pursuant the
- tins decree. which is ordered be the said
Superior Court OF Chancery. Appellants COSTS in The
Court ut Appeals fy-iwu dollars eighty four cents
Copy teste, H. DaGce Clerk" This Court ~,
eeree agreaby To the foregoing opinion doth refer the
accounts between the parties Of its
who Is directed 10 examine, and settle the same n
a.ke report thereof Court, with any matters spec
ally stated deemed pertinent himself which may be
doth further adjuJge order decree that the
who executor out o the his tesator IN
hands be administered, IL much thereof he hath u
not then out OF bis own estate and the other defen
dapis in their own right do tho plaintiff he CO sta
by him, in the Court of Appeals, expended.
! ACopy-Teste, WM. w uENING, C. q.
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

- ANAWAY from South Wales, in Hanover county, n
negro HanIed SQUIRE tile property OF VIM. ".
v ckbam. lie between 50 aud 20 years age IA
her below The ordinary height. IL Is probable that he 4,
lurking about Panpatih Mr Thomas Carriers plantation
~ king William where he has relations The above re
ward viii be paid the delivery Of him to me- near
yer courthouse, for securing BIN Ia any Jail the com
noo" eHllh. WM SIZER.
South Wales, May -. sd
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NOTICE Is merely gwen that all the cells sn the Lunatie
Hospital in The cay Of Williamsburg occupied
bat patients, male female will be received into
he said hospital until OF the said cells are vac
Due notice OF which will be giver.
by order oil the Coun OF Directors.
lay 20, 1898. dill
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Nv 40 cuhIt'ed 10 The jail OF Chesterfield county as n
ruun.~ay, negro man by the Of CHHRL rs
JoNrS WHO says he free man. and was set free Inv n
Saphin Jones oi Maryland The Charles Ienrs cues
wafer rs sailor lie of dark about so
y, age ieei Sinches higbhad a checked shri and
o'ue plains clothing II any person owns such man h.
10 come and prove his properly pay charges
au lake hiu, away-oih-rwse he will dealt with as The
"T I u,iees' VIM. WINFREE, Acting laiIor
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LOVES ETERNITY.

From the London Morning Chro.icie.l
6 Cum Paris !Enon- poterit suirare relicta
Al toniein San,hi versa recurrxt alua."-Ovii.
What need Of wit! What need of vile.
know your ewes are Milling;
Dui, OH . he is'nt worth n smile,
Who isnt worth n shilling
And yet, by all the GODS OF Rhyme,
And 10y your lips swear,
Though all INV love is loss oC time,
Aud all my hope despair,
The giittering Stream Shall cease to stray,
Th~ wind refuse tn rave,
Yea Hsaveu aui Earth shall pass away,-
3eiore cease 10 love.
Fair Freedom shall be found in Quod,
Stern Justice in the Quorum,
Corii'e shal praise the Grace Of God,
john But shall learn decorum;
L"yai Addresses shall omit
I" Our fortunes and lives"
The Commons shalt be iam'd for wit,
'hr Peers tor virtuous wives;
The Tsnths shall dress without glass,
or dine with one remove,
AL INDUSTRIOUS things shall come 10 pass
before 1 cease ~ love!
Young Wdowhood shall love its weeds,
Old Kings shall ioaih the Tories,
And Monks he tired uf telling beads,
Aud Blues oftelling stories;
Aud titled SuiiJrs shall he crost,
Aud fanIished Poets married,
Aud Connins's Motion shall be lost,
And fumes amendment carrisdS
And Chancery shall ceTse TO doubt,
Aud Algebra to prove,
And Hoops COME in and Gas go OUT
Drt e cease To love
And Peel shall sink his Popery cry,
And Burtoa lay his plains down,
And Bonkes shall vote with honesty
Aud Liverpool with Lonsdo,cs,
Anh hsngry Knights shall iose their steak,
Aud never talk ot pairing,
Aud county Members deep awake
Through hall an hour OF Barring;
And re, \ soul shalt go 10 grin,
when Martin goes TO move,
And Ir. Csbttu shall get in
Before cease To love
Good sense shalt go To Parliament,
The Titbe Shalll,e nbnteil,
a papist shall b. innocent,
\ slave eniancipated.
French Gallant shalt break his heart,
Spanish Count his frtters,
\ Fortune teller t.ust her art,
A Radical his betters,
A pretty face shall like a veil
pretty hand glove,
And Reason win, and Bribery faii,---
Before cease To love
In short, the world shall all go mad;
Aud Saints shall take 10 masruine
And kisses and estates be- had
For nothing but the asking;
And Beauty shall be Usliness,
And Ocean shall DC dry
And Passion shall be passionless,
And Truth itself lie;
And SinIs shall cease to shine below,
And Stars 10 Shine above;
AMI C-nn-ng--n,e he left for L-ue,
Before cease 10 love!
the Tenth English Hussars distinguished for their
ting doadyr. aud for their insolrnce - several In
Du slim, for which some OF ,hem received aue chas
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PI,OUGIIS.

PLOUGHS.
I'HE subscriber having opened factory for matins
~ farming utensils at The corner oi niair sS jVu
street, where farmers may he supplied wilb Gideon Da'
paen Plough so much celebrated Tor Of dfaus ntn
ug the iurrow, nnd puiVersng tbe ground neady nr
wra small garden pIOue work 10y hand--wb, gene
1ai assortment OF farming Glenliais.
THOMAS SPESCER'
Richmond June 10. i2-wn