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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-15
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EVENING.

How calm aud how beautiful is days sweet close
LIS breeze is balm unto the wounded soul
That feels a kindred peace, mild rcpose,
Meath gentle Evening regn.rhe spells-that stole
The mind from letter aspiTati0ns--uow
Arc p0weTlcsS and past The weary, blest
With t:anSieu, calm, r.viving glow!
Meamw hile each finer impulse OF the breast
Tremhlcs with love and gratitude profound
TO Him who gave, alternate morn and night,
The TO wheel his lifs-rekindling round,
And yon orb pour her sacred light.
These the transports of thy vntaIieS-EvEN!
These are thy chauus-tbat win the soui TO Heaven!
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-15
UIRGNYJ:

(IhEEyTI,f:
At ruos holden in the clerks cfce Of the court Of
eh"nce'y for the Richmond district, the day of Sep
tcmher. 1922:
Augustine Davis well beha ofh7sef as Of the other
creditors OF Charles Purcell c elder, deceased who shah
make themselves parties this and contribute their
proportions Of the costs thereof, pr
against
William d. Wren, sergeant Of The city of Richmond TO
whom the estate of tine said Cha,les PURCELL the elder
deceased was committed fo administration. 3Illey Whit
Ter Henry Senpe, Julia Packet T. ,,as T. c. TnrccIi
Maria Hammond, Sally Hammond, and Elizabeth Ham,
mond and John Purcell Elizabeth Purcell Ellen Purcell
and Sally Purcell children Of Join Purcell, DECEASED
aud Sarah Purcell, widow and admx of Charles Purcell
the younger, deceased and Eliza, John, aud Allen Par
cell cHdren and hens OF the said Charles Purcell III,
younger, deceased, IN,
The defendants Maria Hammond. Sally Hammond and
Elizabeth Hammond, not having entered The r
aud gveu security according the ofasscmLIv and the
rules OF this court and appearing by satisat olv evidence
that ey are not inhabitants OF this con,ry: IL is ore,
that the SAID defendants do appear Oh the first day o
TIC next term aud answer the bill Of the plaintiff aud that
copy OF this oder be forthwith inserted in some pevsDa
per published IN the city Of Richmond for two months, sue
ccssiyely and posted the font door of the ca iio in the
said city. ''
80 Copy. Tcse, I'm. ". TTENTNt;. c.c
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-15
HfRGLNL.q::

At rules, holden the clerks Office Of the superior court Of
chancery for the Richmond district, the cd day of oe
tober 1925:
Bragg q Jones, and Ellis II Allan, Pts
against
William Stokes, David Street, William c. Overflow Joh,
Jehicss, Coleman Jc(ffess, Robert Scott Edward r.
Chambers, Edward T. Jofess, luke & Sizcr Charter g.
Williams, ShaPard 4 WEBB, John A. Johns, John n
Po"ltney Peters & Tufts Joseph Warner, ex'o of Ben
jamn Warner, decd, Norris & Jones, James Nacfar.
land and Cuthbcit & Smith DGs-
The Defendants - Charter, and Joseph Warner, ex'o~
OF Benjamin Warner, having entered their appearance
ana gwen security according to Tie act ofnssemb the
rules fths aud appearing by satisfactory evidence
mat they are not inhabitants of this country ordered
that the said defendants do appear here first day of
tic next Term ana answer the bill OF the plaintiffs; and at
copy of this order be forthwith in some
per published in the city of Richmond, two nc tSs sue
ceSivey, and posted At The front door Of the capitol in tie
said city.
80 Copy. Teste UIn. ". IIENTNIf, c. c.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-15

NOTICE.

VIE undersigned who are free persons Of colour, will
n present petition the General Assembly Of Viro
ma at IFS next session, to pass law permitting them to
reside in the commonwealth Of Virginia
SOPHIA BRETT
NOV o2-9' LUCY-A(NJf DUNCIE.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-15
WE'D ME NOT.

as my souls health ! love dee:
Yet if ihou have a thought
l love augEt else above thee
Wed he not:
Oh! love me as sincerely
BE veal or woe forgot!
II thou love wealth more dearly,
Wed me noIl
II, while the summer smileth
Upon the sun loved SPY
Thine echo smile JegWieN,
Wed me uot.
If pogcrty's foul weather
Could make ;hcc curse the lot
That brought US two togeibcr,--
Wed me not.
But il the shade and sun, love,
re each alike to thee,
go that our doom be ono, love,
Wed with me,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-15
PYRGI.NT4:

FItGtiJ.TI.3:
At rules holden in the clerks Office tie superior court ct
ehnnecry for the Richmond district, tie 5oay OF srp-
William Bernard, -,
against
William $ Jett, ex'or Of Richard Bernard who was exor
ct William Bernard and Eichad Holland now by name
Jordan, pn.
TIE defendants Richard Holland, alias Richard H. Re',-
son. and Dorothy Jordan, having entered their appear
anfc aEd Eic s1Sri'y according of assembly
ana me rules o this aud appearing By satisfactory
cvdence that they inhabitants Of Iris country. T.
ordered that the sai defendants 10 appear here on the
n' Gay OF the ncNt term and answer the bill Of plain
TIL ard that csly this order he forthwith inserted -
some newspaper published in the city OF Richmond for two
months successfully, and posted tie front door of the ca
pitol, in the said city,
80 Copy Teste, nm. ", HENEvt;. e. r.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-15
LAND FOR SALE

OFFER for sale, my Ian lying in County OF GoocE
land on the main road, 24 miles from Richmond, and
whn 9Th oi nie OF the mouth of Beavcrdam Greek and
James River, adjoining the lands of Dr. Joseph Trent MIR
James peasants aud others. The 2l acres
including sufficient quantity of wood land is divided
INTO iour heli, each having water,
oho aordhg about 80 of fat land, well drcned ana
nearly eqnol III fertility to James River low grounds This
III wild locust, Gan evidence of the strength GC
~ '''D ava tHe'e are nor' posts of that wood suli-
c'c' 10 enclose 1t, The impruvenen ac, small CON
""oe bWeHnG House, with cellar, aud other necessu-
~ OF" houses, with large Earn, well of excellent
water within - steps Of the door, aud an abundance. OF
'''t nun trees oi various kisThjs little pace being
IN heohy AMI agreeable neigboihoud would be a Plea
saul retreat during the fall months person residing II;
hivhhch, or III any sckly pant of the lower county
WIZ treat privately foe the sale Of this property until the 25t
oc'.eF ncN ON winch day OF NOT previously sold it viii
ha Hucfcd at public auction the premises Tciins-oue
thd OF me purchase money III hand the balance in
Two equal annual payments; the last payments IL
agreeable TO the purchascr) will taken i'll ohio land 1T
iair price, situate any where in the neghuil-:od Of
Chiccthe, Cncna;ri Columbus. Any further initr-
nation desired, may be had by reference Mcssrs Cotton
Clarke or Mir. Preston Smith, Rchmuu, and TO the sub
Gerber on the premises. GRANVILLE SNI'TTt
-HooChlaii0, lolh sep. I32b 6G--Gt
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-15

1TIhe sale Of my Land, heretofore advertised 10
take place on the 5h inst will be postponed until thcr
notice IL the mean timed will treat privately with any
person Inclined To purchase. GRANVILLE S,IlTii.
Goochand, Oct. li,h. #
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-15
DRAWING OF THE
Quantico Canal lottery of Virginia.

SEVENTH OLASS,
The subscribers having been requested supernen the
drawing of the QuANTico CANAL LOTTERY, SeueitH.
Class, do hereby oeiy, that the following the
oers which this day drawn from the thirty three ploc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-15

Meier believe, much less ropasat az II; repo: CT o,r
htIgoo'; "Iihou; good evidence Of It's Nctar lis
ten to an infamous story banded you b., nan who
known enemy OF the person dc.aed, or is himself in
famous Tor dei"inug is neshbos wont to SOW dis.
."" among brethren aud excite disturbance in eoccty
Never utter the evil which ou know Cd, susrac' OF anoth-
- XII you ~dve an opportunity cxpcs;uute with him
Never speak evil nf another if U",r oporation
envy ana 'aevo'cncc but wa. till your spirits alc cooled
down. that you may better judge, whether utter or sup
press me matter EevereXpress the i' rLich you would
say o your neiGGLor, 10 terms strong angagc
winch would convey exaggerated idea his Conduct
"eNer threw out against broken hints dark ,,I-
cnoeS which would leave the to SUSPECT n,v binr
and every thing that i'll suggest Never speak
oil yo1T noI7hbo TO his known enemy who wishes for an
occasion "i sI"nder or he will certainly paint the image
anew and touch 1t eft with boldcr ccors In short rcycr
speak evil OF man, when your speaking may probably do
much hurt but cann"; possibly do any good.
Sc''n' to make yourself the slave of canf-Ncycr think
II clever {" cali physc mean study law dry ono; but
Tx on some profession or business much money ma
be got aud little virtue rsked. Follow that business stem
my Hnd do not i"c as Roger Ascham says the wits de-
Men SNOW not how and at last die obscuelv men anoy
where" ~
Ee careful nfycur word even in keeping the most tran
appointment but do not blanc another for a farc of that
Kind, till you have beard his excuse '"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-15

j@re Mass Of 3"der fund tic fyla3,d Of Hi,n Pro-
r@e'cc.-A2out the middle of last year, sailor brinr
laughed sat down near the block. which he sun
poSed 10 be stone After having lime in atemp,
ing 20 rise Inc found himself glued his seat When he
reached the vessel Of his comrades rcma kcd that he
appeared 70 nc scented with very strong odo and when
TIC learned now 1t happened, nc Invited him 10 etu,n and
e"ea'oFf 10 bring away the stone The former had at frs;
no Inclination 10 comply ia consequence OF is being too
h'a'% so nch tue better replies the other You W IN ma k
your fortune lire sooner for believe be large piece
"i Amer Whch viii sell for large He i"ncdiatcy
mounted horse, crossed the island brought away The
stone lie showed ii az fs jew, who offered hi; QUIZ
III" tenn" part OF lis 'a'"e The Circumstance soon spread
an" me captain OF merchant vessel then in port purchased
II {" the sailor; and aier passing through several n J
was i'a'iiy sold in England for 1880 sterling Il; ,..e
of sc Shiliiass per ounce.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-15
1880 Tickets at s., S2l.t, 600.

1880 Tickets at So $4,000.
To determine the prizes in this Lottery the So numbers
viii be seyeraliy placed in wheel the day of the fa =,
aug, and I'VE OF them be drawn out; and that tic.c,
having on the 3rd, ith aud 18th drawn uunl 9 in the
order IN which drawn, viii be entitled prize of 500 400:
ana those five other tickets which shall have , them the
same numbers III the following orders, shall he entitled
to II" prizes affixed 10 them respectively, viz:
The 3rd 9Th ana Itb to $1,000
iih :5rI and 9th, to IO6DO
4t, 9th aud 3rd TO haz6
5tl 3rc and iih, TO 5000
Jtir <fth and }rd, to On0
HE l3 other tickets watch shall have on Them, three of
the drawn numbers, and those three, ls Cd and sd the
LIST, l and Attn, the iS % and 5th in some enc r t
several orders will each entitled 40 prize Of eIo0l
All others, being So with any other Three Of the drawn
numbers on them, will be entitled t, uize If
500. PIC "
The lo6 tickets which shall have two OF The drawn NM
bcrs on tha and those two, the list and 4lb viii each be
crtitied to prize of $50.
The 81 tickets which shall have two Of the drawr num-
o,rS on ihen' and those the LIST and 5 OF the ID and
2d' W'lI each BE- entitled to prize of SIS.
Al others being l602 with any other two of the drawn
numbers on 'nc" wilI each be entitled prize of So
Ana oil those l95O tickets having one of The
numbers on them VIII each be entitled prize Of &C.
No ticket which shall have drawn prize Of
"@n"mnaiic', can be entitled to an inferior plze
Prizes payable 10 days after the draw inr and s,rc, m
lie usual deduction Of Is per cent
lctcts will be sold at dollars, and shares in proper
?n' until Saturday tho 18th of this month"; after which
unc they VIII be advancedt dollars.
J. Il. YATES,
a. mINTYRE, MA"AoERs
N0sioH, JTDyto,5cr 2, 1875
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-05-12
Mr.. ifrceman's select School fol
NNUNG NAMES,

IN The JUioge Qf .New Glasgow, .8mhcrst CO.
IEhnlS SCHOOL has been in operation
one session, aud, from the patronage
which it has received, MIR. + Is encouraged 10
continue it, Mt least one session more, which
will commence on The 6rsi of June next
TERM3--Fnr those in Grammar, Biography.
and higher branches, Sl5,--for all others on
y 8l2.
Board mny be had FOR young ladies' from a
broad, Ia The most respectable families on
very moderate terms
AprtIQS wiw 30
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-05-12
Spring Goods.
The subscribers have received a splrndit
addition of
Sc \ son ABLE GOODS.


Comprised in part q The toiio1oiag
Super and common Cd Cambrics,
Jaconets aud Null Mnslins,
Plain aud figured Book do.
Figured Jaconcts aud Mull do.
Extra fine Chntz shaded beautiful,
Tyrlan Prints. M" article,
SILVER and black do.
Calicoes, Rich PATTERNS, and new style,
Printed Rshcs, , uen article,
Black hgefed nd plain Glos DE Naples
and Gro d'Ete,
Black Mode and Italian Luiestrng,
tolnrod silks ofN arious kinds, and Pushes,
fialn aud figured Canton Grapes,
Nanl,n and VI ,ndarin dc. Pougecs,
Habit aud Furniture Dtmity,
Gauzc ilaudkerch.ls. Embossed and Plaid
Scarf,
Printed hordercd Linen Cambria HRS.
Lawns, spool Floss, belt Ribbons,
Boys aud hi,scs' Leghorn Hats,
GenIlcmeus' black aud white do.
Ladirs', Misses aud Gentlemens' Cotton
Iiolsery, cheap,
cases Irish Linens, stout fabric and supe-
rior bleach, Warranted to be better than
has been in THIS market lor 8 years
Genllemcns' Wear,
Extra super black and blue Cloth, cheap,
Extra do. blue and black Cassimcres,
Drab, blur and mixed ribbed do.
SILK STUPID Linen Dr'll, entirely new article,
Silk de-. ilorcnlins do, do.
Black and shaded Denmark Sattcrns,
Cotton tasslmcrcs and Grandtuell-,
Beaullfi Valencia Nesting,
White and rolorcd Miuscllcs do.
Elegant black figured do. Ae. &c.
DOMESTIC GOODS, &c.
aud Ii India Cation Plalde,
/ ! 3 1 and Ca bro. aud hloa ched
Sheetiues and Shrtngs,
Blue Drrlenrs, Cotton Yarns, Oznaburgs.
Hats e.. &c.
A src"t part of the above goods are en-
tlrely new style aud patterns, aud g.
morally superior IN point of fabric to any
thai we have ever offered, hch we should
be CAD our customers would call and exa
NINE. ". MCKEE & J. u. MEEM.
April 10. ts68
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-05-12
Q,tantico Canal Lottery Of Ia.
SIXTH CLASS.
TO BE DR1UN THE
Bin daS of June, 1928,

This lottery is formed by the trrnnry com
binaliOn aud Formulation oi 80 unmbrrs. 10
determine the prizes therein, the 30 numbers
will be publicly placed into wheel on the
day of drawing, aud lonr ol them will be drawn
out +; aud TINT ticket having on II the lst, 2d
nnd 81 drawn Nos. in the order IN which
drawn, will BIZ entitled 10 the prize of IL, UOo
dollars aud ihose five other tickets which
shall have on them the same Nos IN the fol
louing orders, shall be entitled 10 the prizes
affixed to them, respectively, VIZ
The lst, 81 and I'd TO 10000
I'd, lst and Sd to 4,oo0
I'd, I'd aud Isl TO 5000
Sd, lsi and 2dr 1000
Sd, I'd aud lst ls ,535
Those SIX oiher tickets " hitch shall hive on
them three OF the drawn Nos. and those three
the lst ID aud 1th, III one Of their several or
ders denomination or Formulation, Will eaGb
be ent tied 10 PRIZE oi D 900
Those six other tickets " hich shalI have on
them three Of the drawn Nos. and those three
the LIST, Sd and 4th, in some one oi their seve
raj orders OF combination OF permulntion, will
eaeh be entitled To a pli2e OF $5oo.
Those siN other tickets " htch shall have on
them three Ui the drawn Nos and those three
the I'd Sd and ilh, III some one OF their Or.
ders, will each be entitled to prize of goo.
Those 100 tickets which shall hhYr on them
two OF the drawn Nos and those two the I'd
and 4lh, will each be entitled 10 Prize rot
ga.
Those 3l2 tickets which shall have on them
two of the drawn Nos. aud those two the I'd
aud Sd, or 2d aud 4lh, will each be entitled to
prize OF 81.
All others, being dor, having on them two
Of the drawn Nos viii each be entitled 10 II
prize Of So.
And ali those 500 iick'"s, having on them
But one of The drawn Nos viii tH1h he enti-
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-05-12
70 tMe puhNic.

THE subscriber takes this method OF
4 informing bis friends md The public ''S
be continues keeping house Of PRIV y
ENTERTAIN MENT, Mt his Old -iand, ID
returns his thanks 10 his friend. tor lieu iths
raj soppor--iIs prices are. for 9e,.hiast l. "a
dinner Is ad--supper Is Cd lode'ng Cd
horse, "a hours, 81 o. Tie will "1so ~ ""dt Ia
business, in town ~ country, on eemtn'ssioa
or wages, on qeIy Teas3hnhle iefins
Lewis BROWN.
A.t- 33.sy
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-05-12
VOL I'LL
..1srsn Avn rrnLIsnrp rr
All FIJI n. !" MI, II, = UL1Ai
e.ti.,hsrs 5fthe Laes Of Tie Union.

Tin. semi Weekly fspcr, at 81, aud the
d, paner At 50 per annum, payable IN
-. NO subscription viii be received for
~ = time than az months aud no paper Will
.. sJ.,cuatinned tbut at the discretion OF the
is -. - until all arrearages are pad.
Eal2. 9.,,tyerlissn,ents will be inserted at 80
b. .anare Tor less) the first time, aud
7, ceats for each continuance. Those
= =. sdi,tance must be paid for previous 10
L on. 4. .a,ertion. or the payment assumed by
las .. s.,p,ssponsible person in I.ynchburs.
s'a l's, ch,neery Orders are inserted for six
63 qs ,Iletters addressed 10 the Editors must
., ao.r p,tp, or they viii not be attended TO
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-05-12
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils
and Dye-otuiis,
EssA4
NJ
THOMAS J DUYAL,


AT TIE SIGN OF TIE GOLDEN MORTAR,
or BANK sQUAKF,
HAS just received, in addition TO his
i former stock, an extensive assortment Of
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, oils and
DYE STUFFS. which enables him now 10 Of
fer to his friends, customers aud the pubic -
neraIly, the most complete and extensive as
sortment ever before brought To this market.
AMONG THEM ARE TIE FOLLOWING, VIZ
26oO III Glaubcr Salts, % do. Tartar Enc
500 DO. Epson do. tie.
$50 do. Gum Shell 90 do. Quick Silver,
Lac, 20 doz. bottles Anne
geo do Pearl Ash, rican Castor Oil,
loo do. Gum Cam 10 packs Go'd Leaf,
phor, 900 gallons Alcohol,
100 do Talap. 900 do. Lamp Oil,
100 do. Sponge, 100 do. Spts Tut-
t25 DO YcrGiers, pentine,
50 DO Calonel,
Ana every other article in his line, all Of
the best quality, aud Tor sale nj the lowest
prices for cash, oil. al SIX months 10 rnnctual
customers September3.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-01

AN ITALIAN TALE.

An ITALIAN TALL.
How a learned Greek, whom a king held in pri-
son, passed his judgment on a horse.
Ina certain part Of Greece there lived
a king Of great sway, of the name of
Philip This king, for some alledged
crime or other,had imprisoned a Greek,
a man of great learning, whose wisdom
mounted to the skies. happened one
day that this monarch received from
the king of Spain a present of a noble
horse, of great size, and of beautiful
form. The king sent for his farrier to
learn his opinion Of the horse; but he
was told that he had better apply TO
the learned Greek, who was reported a
man of universal knowledge. He,
therefore, ordered the horse to be led
into a field, and then commanded the
Greek to be brought from his prison,
and addressing him, said-"Master,
let me have your opinion Of this horse,
for have heard a great report Of your
WISDOM" The Greek inspected the
horse, and replied-"Sire, this horse is,
indeed, a beautiful courser, but, in my
opinion, he has been nurtured on ass's
milk" The king sent to Spain to
know how the horse had been brought
up, and found that the dam had died,
and that the foal, as the Greek had as
serted, had been reared on ASS milk
This circumstance astonished the king
not a little, and, az a reward, he or
dered half a loaf Of bread a day to be
given to the Greek, at the expense of
the court. 1t fell out, on another &C.
c%asion, that as the king was inspecting
his Jewels, he sent again for the Greek,
and said to him-"Master mine, your
knowledge is great, and it seems that
you know all Things. Tell me, | pray
you, whether or not you understand
the value Of these stones, and which of
them seems to you the most valuable
The Greek replied-"Sire, which Of
them do you yourself consider as the
most precious one?" The king then
took up n Of the most beautiful a.
mongst them, and said-"This one,
master, seems to me the most beauti-
full, and of the highest value" The
Greek examined il, and straining it
closely in the palm of his hand, and
placing it to his ear said-"This stone
appears to me, sire, to have a living
worm in it" The king sent for his
lapidary, and ordered him to break the
stone, and to their surprise the animal
was found therein. The king now
looked upon the Greek as a man OF
surprising wisdom, anc ordered whole
loaf of bread to be given to him daily
at the expense Of the court 1t hap
pened, not many days after this, that
the king, entertaining some suspicious
Of his own legitimacy, again sent forthe
Greek, and taking him into his closet,
said-"Master, l hold you for a man Of
great penetration, which, indeed, has
be n manifested in your answers TO the
questions ! have proposed to you. wish
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-01
SINGULAR ADVERTISEMENT.

l Achen, Gina man, native Of Pekin,
return his thank to de religious Of
most worships in Bengal since his first
begin business. He now have to &C
quaint de worshippers ofIdols, that his
son Aloo Achen have arrived after his
study of sculpture in Italy and London;
he have brought wild him, many blocks
of that beautiful stellated granite from
Kilkenny, he have also brought out a
Mr.. Bacons Paragraph, by which we
are now able to reduce to de smallest
size, any favorite Idol for domestic
worship and in portable compass Tex
actly resembling de original) for reli-
gious travellers by sea or land-We
have one blocks of dis imperishable
marble weighing Three Tons, beauti-
fully va%riegated, disI proposes as de
basis of durable Idol, TO ~supercede
de perishable wooden figure of Jug.
gernauth; l with my son have nearly
completed de Idol, we have left one
opening behind in de body TO contain
de bus, of de first inventor and de bones
Of de carver in Wood, we have at de
lower extremity ofde body leaved room
to introduce (frsm two oval reservoirs
of mercury Tubes up to de corner Of
each eye close to de nose, desc filled
wild water, de mercury below pressed
by de warm hands of de priest, will
cause de Idol 10 shed tears at any time,
or any festival, like Peter de Greats
Virgin on Good Friday-We have left
acavity in de mouth, between de teeth
for phosphorus light; also, in each eye
Of de Idol, to illuminate de enamel and
glass pupils in front. We makes 6g.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-01
POETRY,
From the Neu- York american.

From the Neu- York american.
The following lines by WASHINGTON ALL
sros, distinguished by his works as a Painter,
were original! published in Coleridge's "Sy.
billine Leaves " without the name however
They are, as is well said of them in the Bos
ton Literary Gazette, of ga strain that will
not die" and our readers will be glad to pos.
sess them.
LlNES-Br WASHINGTON ALLsToS.
Though ages long have passed,
Since our fathers left their home,
Their pilot lnthe blast,
O'er untravelled seas to roam,
Yet lives the blood of England in our veins!
And shall We not proclaim
That blood of honest fame,
Which no tyranny can tame
BY its chains1
While the language free and bold
Which the bard of Avon sung,
In which our Milton told,
How the vault ofHeaven rung,
When Satan, blasted, fell with all his host;
While these, with reverence meet,
Ten thousand echoes greet,
And from rock to rock repeat,
Round our coast;
While the manners, while the arts,
That mould a nations soul,
Still cling around our hearts,
Between, let ocean roll,
Our Joint communion breaking with the sun,
Yet still from either beach
The voice of blood shall reach
More audible than speech,
We are one!