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I..-l,-. AMY

20
Have y9 head Of the eaG.cs or the i5 nv Trunk,
T'"m exeOn o. irrnnes' I've "..yeryel 'l%nL
Stnu, Lucy, niy mail Is ddniel VI sFunh
lc he we~l night ari day Tor the l,' i my Trunk
III better nan, aud roquri with monk;
tor with whom eau a't without aid nom my rrrn''
Accrued he the ,hicf the oil ra.-al!y hunk.
Who rihes the fair AMI lays h'nis On their Trunks
He, who rohs tn, Kinc' stores OF the least hit nj iunt,
Is hans'd-while hs safe, who h's pinndeFI NY Trunk
There's phia.e aon-. lawyers. wien nancs nut for
But, 'unc aud nunc both, must se'e Tor my trunk
Huge leaves Of ;hat great en,o,or, old Brunfk
Perhaps the pale, ttat Hated NV poor TunS
But any rhymes are aiI (for dare not ne ';-hf
'fwOu. iuek She iln han the loss Of my Tnmh :"
"of very different description the following striking
and spred fragments (WHICH ought to have hreu mentioned
in former pat ct this w"k) written by him. pmently
about the l79 and ad Vs'e 'ihc naval eroe q" that
period con-oe ,hrn for the uegccthey experienced on
thr While rihaGds and titles wee iisd On the
Never uini them brave black Dick
Though they, played dice ,ucE trick
Dinn tliei; iibdiui, and tasir gUtc',,
Get yon 10 youI poets and quattef
Iunk upon ihc azure sen,
There's a sailors Iaiirtai
Elark the Z,!iac' radiant bow
Th,'s collar ii for tiOWE 80
Aud, that P-,l--i'. brighter i,,,
The Pole shall furnish yoa star
Damn their r,bauis amItiey golfers,
Get yeute your pos, ana quarters.
Think, What thing. iila,..t .howcrei-
Look,o what ruhb-h star, will tick,
10 Doky in and Johnny ~!
Wor.lit be flry coun'rys GOOD
ih't mas 't TOT c.lt--i
Or, perhaps aud worse by half
II he mistaken tor 81 i;--h
would YOU. like C.. pine with spleen,
Because ycur hit OF siN green
Would on, like C, cll,n;e yuur eide.
10 have Your ,iiA dppJ ,uj Il, r,! -
Like Vim, claim, NJ ibaai', hue
was rrecn--,ud now hy licay'ns II. blue,
lad, Ike Am stain yuUr u"Unir too
i'1un ticlr r.hauds aud their gaiieis,
ttetA ou tp your post AMI Jint,fs.
On he foes OF Britain close,
WLlcB--A gl'ter h, DUtch hasc,
Aud con', wijh sieoticies CIno,c.
While 80 battle YOU advance.
Ills uoni soft qmi mai p'nsc.n
by General Funat,iek Lori Hollands Fa-
thor the hest specimen that Snnv OF t Of Sche
lie had \ particular nor Vt tli' word.
" rhis on,iuds OF ilVpy application which he made
upon ulr cjueut OCCASION OF two E.rs of u yden:
"'H nrn meu IKE lrsknc s-traN,
The stars mo- in f,u, than they'
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GREET SALE.

- 5..roo or Co., -
S -. A. H'"" Ci''', ~! "Nit WIN consent OF par
a. a., o. T I ~ ~ -. lg ~, 'o ~ e'aie'
- 49, 10 Aloe'na'Ie court day, all the ne
ia 49, SH a., heretofore ad'ei ssd VII he
InJ - L i ~ s. he"PPeNis 10 the Neighbour
,a;nJ c = ''e ''eE "e 'er the most part m hest
naIiG.d ,o - -; ,""n,, me ene'iy ., ms
T. nan, -, i'sbI -, s y" 81 sct's 81 w"Ik. lh'te
I.lonS; :, d. . .i among mem, ana Tue sonesios
AZ ax I'M The .,,,c VII. a. al - fSety ahd a wen taught
tat. Lied Is t.titt ~ ~ " 'e nVs'"'. Is over thi
;n, Ls' -, a ~ 49, y n ron Cna' 9't.Vhr,Iy-
of mouut inns, m, ,yb,s L.a 80, r., ' /" st nam
old ON credit of nn. too n, @ ' a,ieo,' WIZ oe
security to he r;, ~ d. I 80 9'as WHOM interest
INTO five p,,eei. Zach ,norin. = -, - - u'''''3
irtie fIfm Of & ~ l~ WI lei%u wei wooded
matc of tI. ,no -, 80 49, AZ - III 'Ie h,ae''s' CT
1T M'i o. wh'r,aod enIgng the cool h'eles inya
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-28

New YoRK, Dec. 22-The brig Helen, Capt
Peter Patterson, sailed from Gibraltar on the 18Th
or 18th of October for this port. The Philadelphia
papers of yesterday morning, received by the
Coaches, contain the following account of the
wreck OF this vessel having been fallen in with,
and one of the crew taken of. What became OF
the rest Of the crew and passenger is stated but
we are left to infer that they met with disastrous
fate.
Phitadelphia, Dec. 2l.-Anved yesterday,
brig Comet, Patterson, % days from Kingston,
(Jam.) Left brig Douglass. of Halifax, having
experienced bad weather. AT 1 p. NJ lat. 80,
long a, 20 saw number of small boxes and
different articles around the YES Ell; hove TOO ex-
pecting some vessel had foundered: in half an hour
discovered vessel and one man on the wreck
took him of; had been on the wreck 80 hours; he
informed that it was the brig Helen of N. York
from Gibraltar, bound to New York with fruit
and wine; the were nine in number AID one
passenger, named II. s. Newconb, first Liet,ten-
mt Of me Constitution. The man saved was
James Pollock, native Of Scotland
fOne account says Longitude 81, %.
yNer. .1dp
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Extract Of letter TO Mr.. Sanderson, dated Havana,
Dec. Is, 1925

An event has taken place which must be inter-
esting to all those who desire the independence Of
Mexico and South America Tie Castle San
Juan de Ulloa has capituated. Ont of 500 men
who composed the garrison, 1925 have died oil
scurvy and starvation. The rest who survived
arrived here to-day in two Mexican vessels OF
war.
The late Govcrno. OF the Castle came ALSO and
although he defended the Castle the last ex,Ic.u
t., he received with great GOODNESS by the
authorities of the Island. The governor was
Coppingcr, late OF Florida. So dreadful was the
state of the Castle, that they obliged Tor two
months previous to the capitulation rats for
the maintenance of life, and it is ascert aimed that
many seniinels died al their post while under arms
The schooner Horneos OF Baltimore, taken up by
spectators in Mexican scrip, sails Tomorrow for
London with a special agent, and another the
Guatemala packet, chartered by government, starts
Tor Cadiz. Pha. Gdz.
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Ifustee's 81 of .SLnrea.

spY virtue Of deed OF trust executed TO the subscriber by
Robert SanE'ie, aud duly recorded in The Clerks Omoe
OF ToUHy Court Of Alheurie county, Va shall proceed
10 sell public sale, for ready money! on Saturday lie 7l
day Of January next before Oh door of the City Hoi IN
town Alexandra, d. the following Slaves viz: Denur,
Mary, Washington, aud James.
Dec. u.s. G6-ds " w. SOIrTUAIJ irus,ee
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Dec. 2 6i-td
TdR.NERS' B.a.N,R OF I-iRGL.NI4
EiIl Annual Meeting of the Stockholders, the
Of Directors for Rank, and for the Offices
and Deposit, will he held their Banking House
da' tine 4ih OF January
me- Gi-,J WU NTKFRyrS C.b
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-28

'EvE ub,crihe 81 this civ, and MssSfs Heath and Mason
ofr, rshaic, will shortly have powers Tor
using improved Cotton Pe ns oCthe cennte' III hi'
state Absorption Of whra may be seen at 'e'r cunning
eenec will he given person, soon a. The power"
received f he will the pres immediately that the pto
P'' "1' 80 - ''N '' LEWIS WEBB Co
Nov a, 55-tf
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E1IE sub,cheis 10 the Deep Greek Navigation Company
will lake notice, that Ten Dollars now due on each
share Of ts Stock and must be paid forthwith Isaac oliver
ffessu IT more ,enieut may be dcpOed in etet
Of lie Banks Of Petersburg. BY order Of the Board Of dice
tors JAMES JONES. pfe.t
80
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LUCIAN MINOR,

w ILL practise w iu fe courts Loura ard Goochsnd
~ o address" Thomsoa's = Nea,b, Louisa"
Dec. 10. Cs.zv5ts
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" From Thon,ns Mcor,'s Liz q S.e-iiea.l
II has scft Of heess any fanny f'r d'i' az u'ins IN
Poetry particularly fo that sod watch consist m m'rs "
word throi-h long ,,nc Of c,"P'et', ll every
faymt tia, the language supplies Tor 4 exha,is,d The ol
lpwg poem Of this kind which lac wrote
the loss II a LADY, truHk
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-28

We have received by the Rodman, Caracas pa
PEI to the 23d ult. NJ T. Mr.. .ddr.
CARACAS, Nov. % 1t is currently rumoured
that the government OF the United States has re-
fused 10 become party 10 the Assembly of the
American States, about to be formed in Panama
We understand, however that the refusal is courte-
Gus, and that a complimentary commission is ap-
pointed TO announce ii in Panama.
On the 18th instant, General Pedro Briceno
MendeE, left this city .or Laguayra, to proceed
forthwith on his important mission to Panama
Our dates from Bogota, are TO the 18th OF Oc-
tober. The lntendant OF Boyaca has prohibit ed
games of hazard and chance being played in that
Department; an evil of great extent which exists
throughout all Columbia.
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Bank OF VIRGE.aIa,

UcrtmhtI U,
gyIIE Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders Bank will
be held the list Monday January rs hrr'tcfore.
W. DANDRI DGl L., Cashier.
nfr. 1T
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EJ!ract from a letter to merchant ef Phila-
delphia.
HAtIFAY 6ih doc 1907


have now to inform you that the vessels of
your country will not be admitted under our new
trade act to an entry here after the 9th of next
month, (January,) that -four has started in conse-
quenceto IS, Rye 10 "a rs to So, and that both
will advance.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-28

Col George Croghan, the gallant and distinguish
ed defender of Fort SandusSy, has iecev ed the APP
pointment OF Inspector General of the Army of the
United States, in the place OF Colonel Archer
deceased.
1t is ascertained tina; the amount Of duties due 10
the Government of the United States, by Edward
Thompson, is nearly may be nine hundred
thousand dollars. The security taken by the Gus
tom House, is said to be utterly unable 10 pay any
part of this immense sum. Conjecture is busy, &c
ascertain whether any, and if any, which, of the
Public Officers and their securities, are liable fo
any parl, ana how much, of this claim.
Phil. Press.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-28

New YoRK, Dec. 10 The elegant frgate
South America, built By henr, Eckford, Esq. tor
the Colon ian governm Mt, lying in the North
River, and bound TO the Spanish Main, under the
command of Captain Giilender, was visited by ia
vtaiion yesterday afternoon, by about two hundred
geGtlemen, including the honorable the corporation,
the officers OF the navy, and many distinguished
strangers. n very handsome entertainment was
given on board by her enterprising builder. She
carries 81 guns, and is built altogether oil live oak
and cedar.
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NOTICE.

tITAS committed q the jail Of ecrson county Virginia
W the 2Sth july last, negro who call
himself ALIEN dNLIER about feet inches higb, yellow
complexion has sevcal hi chin squin and sumo
s 10 he about q years oldstys he belong
dee by the Of God, who purchased HIM from Maio,
John Simpson, OF Loloun county The o said negro
tquestcd and take him aa,, will he dispos,d Of
IS jhe law directs. JOHN J1CkSON ] tier
Stpt. So 45-wi2,4
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ROARDLEG.

r{,IE subscriber i. prepared to accommodate Doardes by u,
4 day, week, month, y.a,. Ten twelve membets o h
legislature can b, accommodated.
ALICE q. WILLIAMS, uear the Capitol.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-28

New York, Dec. 81. - The Philadelphia coach
es arrived very early yesterday afternoon. The
Union Line brought us papers at 3 O'Clock.
Buenos Ayres papers to November are receiv-
ed The secretary offorcien relations of the repub-
lie of the United Provinces OF Rio de la Plata has
directed communication TO tue secretary of state
of Braz, under date of tie 18th Of November, stat
ing that the republic could not without dlshonor
and lmprudence abandon to themselves the inhab-
tants OF the Banda Oriental.
The &C; oil the governor and captain-gcneral Of
the provice OF Sllia, declaring separation oil that
province from the provinces of Upper Peru, has
been declared ieg! by the representatives Of the
province, aud deputies from thence to the general
congress have been elected.
The government of Buenos Ayres had or was
about to issue manifesto claiming the right to the
jurisdiction of Montevdeo, and avowing the inten
ton OF aiding the patriots in their efforts wrest it
from the dominion Of the emperor a serious war
was therefore likely to ensue between The two 60
vernments. a Brazilian squadron of 10 sail lay
before Buenos Ayres.
! The American brig Henry, in coming out OF
| BIcnos Ayres, with on board, e" was board
| ed 10y 10 armed men from the Brazilian squadron
and the captain and crew grossly -treated; the
register secured; the cargo thrown in disorder
and the water casks broken after which the cap
tain was carried on board oil the corvette Liberal,
and detained about two hours, during which his pa
pers were examined by Admiral Io5o. He was
then permitted 10 return on board his vessel''
BUENos AYREs, Oct 81 We are every day
more confirmed in the opinion that -four will not be-
admitted until eight months after the prohibition
shall have been taken OIL unless there should be an
absolute want of bread stulfs. The season has
been uncommonly backward, and as yet we have
had Gather.
MoNTEvIpEo, Oct. 29.-General Lecor ha.
lately been appointed Gcneraissmo OF all the Bra
lillian forces, and General Magesse will take hi:
place here The late events may perhaps proven
Lecor's leaving here at present.
October 30-1he Brazillians are nightly pass
ing over to the Patriots by tens and twenlies will
their officers. Should this place fall and be united
with the other provinces, of which there can b,
little bu, doubt, it will most likely take the lead Of
Buenos AyTes.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-28

Deo. ~, 1922 6S--is
above till day of sale ~ " Wv
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ENGLiSH SEL.N.E THINE.

NJ 0N ~ lbs. hest English Seine rwine, recently
- 9ASSSs ported direct from LoDdon. for sale on ae
eounods,ns termsby WM. e VIM osLI,'r
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w e cheerfuly give place to the following Coununca ou
not only because have of tho correctness ~,
me opinion that the meat of animals treated as described
oe!"" must be pernicious health, but, also that may
contribute I" the disconhuance of practice both cruel
and unnecessary Ed. TROY Sentinel
MR. HoILEY-'Fbe following is an extract from =,
ieter winch received few DAYS since, from n cislin
guished physician of New York The subject is AZ in
lerestIng to others myself and as il may tend f.
put an END to most d-gracetn cruel wicked and ,Ia-
gerous practice, indulge hope that Won will NOT rc
fuse II an early insertion in the Sentinel &. C..
ainted meats may be eaten without any i,l,aeiaie
INJURY but the ultimate eHccts which are AWAY dele
ferrous are not nnfIeqnenty fatqK Putrefacton c,o
"teHceS before any unpleasant odo,ir is perceptihe.
c'TTt1e is oener bought, sold and eaten iau neoIo
are generally aware of Indeed the Use of had ret
the fruitful source Of nine tentis of our autn,nn dc
eases. '
but sir, since cannot reconcile Won to vcrorabIe
diei oeseec y"u at lea, to abstain from DegI dpr;nr
We approaching warm weather. Calves are seldom n,
10 Tue COW on Tie morning of the day on which they
htsdded to be slaughtered. They are thrown inio an,
uncovered Wagon fLstn; and with their legs drawn
up ana ued together with strong cords so firmly as to
arrest cf'r"Ht'on, they carried in the greatest urn
ny several miles TO market. exposed to burnin, sim
There they thrown upon tie pavement u, n b;b
'eoIF' ana 'hcre, with their J,t,etcd tongues ly0cd
and Sf'ng, IN tue sum- these passive brIcs arr, J,on
ed To lie till late in the afternoon
Nov, sir, if Immediately after their arrival r.; ,
these calves were unbound and carefully ,.,t.9ei IN me-
Shdde, not one out of ten c0ud Su,Oiyc What tben :;
their actual state at the final close of their sba,ocf
proracted suterngs' DisenSe has Gtsteeti HeIC ,,n
dPproaches-and the process of M
trefacti0n Is considerably advanced bcfre tbe me- i
0cstcd u Their hidcS!r '' '
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3Doftrp.
From the Charleston Courier.
TINES COLD HAND

Here are laures Irvine round the warrior brow,
With the soft maud OF beauty IL wreathe them;
Here songs for the of the warrior now,
With the bright lip of beauty breathe them.
But those songs and those laures must fall;
Times cold haul wall touch them and wher them al.
Here diamonds To sparkle in bcnutyS black eye,
Yet fade IN tn, i,.s,re before therus
Hc,e flowers ~ he, dark flowing riug,cts to lis
Aud shed all tticir frayrancv DER them.
Yet flowers and those diamonds must fall:
Times cold hand will aud wither theu, all,
Here Visions to SHINE in the u the youth,
That appear that they ne'er viii he faded;
Here are hopes that viii beam with the sp!endour of truth
But soon will that splen,ior br shaded.
For tears those hopes nd those must fall;
Time cold hanl will touch them xither them all
Here are perfumes To steal on the of wealth,
And wrap then ia heavenly slumberS;
Here's harp whose snlt will flow nv stealth,
Ant call Up sweet dreams with its numbers.
Yet tears on that harp and those perfumes must fa
Times cold hand Will touch them and wither them AZ!
Here is Fancy, the poet to crown with its bays,
Aud from hea ven fire ETHEREAL To borrow;
Here is Feeling with micncSS q hollow his days,
Aud steal few pangS FROM pale sorrow;
But tears upon Feeling and Fancy must fai
tIue cold hand will touch them aud wiiher them all.
JUAN.
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Bunker's Hill for Sale.

HNfE SUBSCRIBER or private sale his Plautanr ,ll
ed BuiAers Hill, lying Powhite Greek in the COUNTY,
Oh .hesciteid 50 miles above the Covv OF
'' et"eeh the MHncheStcr Turnpike Road and James
hHer TINS Plantation contains 9Sl acres of Land one
ma" Oh Which IS Woodland, heaviy timbeled with oak
@ pe' ana SIXTY acres ei the Land excellent creek
bottoms. The improvements consis, OF commodore.
wclns House. barn, stable an icc-louse, all ether
convenient out houses, and very valuable Sa W Mill
apuhn"hty supplied with from Povhe Creek, and
WIN timber from the adjacent woodlands Of the ranta-
non mere also on the Creek good site for
us "ii-and the materials for constructing pre-
pared" ann IN readiness To he plantation
~ very agreeabia neighbo,hood and well wa
'ee" ana he"iy--as county residences there arc few
SITUATIONS more desitahe; and il possesses the same time
ihe convenience of proximity market The subsc,
l"'e,i"S TO remove 10 the Western County, will offer
" gam M easy terms to the purchaser. Those who
y m iSposed I" purchase such property, requested
vs 'he premises where tine subscriber his absence
rJordan Soith i'll give then, such further iuformao
upon the subject as they niay desire.
ANDERSON EDWARDS
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-07-01

Mexican paper Of The 1tb ult. contains fvll az
count OF TIE military sedition in the island fSacrfcios
corrupt understanding had been established between
small number OF the soldiers there and the Castle of
'na he affair docs not appear to have had anv ratn6
cation and terminated with the execution of several Of
we c"'pF's II shows, however, that efforts should
he spared TO drive the Spaniards from the Castle
IT Is mentioned that the House of Representatives had
discussed in brilliant manner and finally sanctioned
we treaty between Great Britain and the Mexican Re
equally the wishes Of the people
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-07-01

FIRGLNIl:
AT superior court of chancey, holden the capitol in the
city of Richmond, the 2Ist day of March, 1895:
Archibald Peasauts, Jr. pm
Gg0j'iSf
Benjamin Nlosby, admir- SC. and Others, Den,
and J''
William and Alfred Mitchell, Infants &C. PITS
GgGiJisL
Archibald PlcaSants Jr. and others, nm
This cause this day be further heard ,,,oa
NY consent, on the papers formerly read thc rcpo f
missioner Baker, aud Of John Robinson pursuant r., ,t
inerl"cutory decree of the nineteenth of June las, @
was argucd 10y counsel: On consideration whereof ,i
court confirming the report of sales made by the said LAIN
Robinson the trustee aud the commission of FIVE nor c
%" the excess of the last sale lormpr tb,.
commission OF forty eight dollars forty FIVE ccr,s. I'D
a"ih"fsnS the plaintiff retain the amount Of ,le No.
chase money ~ his bands nd The appiic,op
as stated III the report Of Commissioner Baker and c
miis that report, tn which there no cxccpiior %
ing balance due the plaiutjG ia she first suit of tbr
Thousand and seveutytwo dollars and four cents win
ere*t thereon from the twenty fourth day Of Deccrbc
11@l until paid,dotl, order that the defendants ,I
adml"istrator aud heirs Of the said William N,cbcm
dec d. do sender OF all tic real and ,cr,i
estate belonging to tie said ;ecedcut; the valu, cr
me annual profits if any, by whom received and ho,y
pied, together with all liens, membranes or dcbts %
"Sed To charge the real estate, any part thereof 1
one OF tive commissioners is directed to examine stt |
se'e he SAID accounts, and report tho 10 the Con-,
WIN any matters specially stated deemed pertinent bv hin
ted = wv p''''' ~ oC so sta
Copy. Testc,
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remain in the army longest" The soldiers at
menced tearing up the stalls and breaking benches into
weapons, and when thus equipped sailed out, knock.
ing down every who fell in their way. Several
persons dreadfullv wounded, among them Mr..
Read, Chief Constable of Leeds, and Sollu. one of
the York Police. The people ultimately armed them
selves with slaves, &C. and drove the soldiers across the
fields Six of the latter taken III custody, one so
seriously wounded that his recovery very doubtful
QuERY---"Which IF then, htd been an he army Ton
oestlD
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-07-01

An ARRAY took place York Race Course Nav 9th.
'ofy or fifty Of the Innskillea Dragons and
TIE people more ferociorIs one has mn, boe ~ vi
Tor many years II originated between Young man If
IorH ano one Of the soldiers the triIine question
WnIcD OF them had been in the army loneestu The
sOidler gave several blows which we're resented and
the object soon seemed 10 bc decided (which s6ouiJ
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-07-01
THIRD EDITION.

USl published and for sale by j. II. e r. NASH the
et NIrd edition of G.fRNE1T"S LECTURES ON
Ff-.saj-h hDtC.41IoN, comprising the first and Sc
conl series OF delivered Ganctt pupils
tliwood, Essex county, Virginia. To which is added the
t'ossips Manual.
IL This edition embraces four Lectures which We not
been published in any previous edition. which pub
c one assured will he the last from pen r Garuett
on the subject Price only 81.
Inne 4 Il
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TAKEN.

Sf tue Subscribers, on the 4ih of this r,ou,h from
~ Charles Carvers boat (Ii.adnan Wilson Fitch one
box ot Tobacco about % lbs
u" tue I'D from Samuel Hariing's boat (Headnnn Pa
'rck) one te'cr OF Tobacco with about $50 lbs. The
above will be disposed of as the law directs
iSHAM RANDOLPH,
ipcE Keeper h'pectorof Boats UesUtam.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-07-01

would not wear the warriors wreath
would not court his Crown:
For love and virtue sink beneath,
His dark and vengeiu frowu.
would not seek my fame to build,
On glory's dizzy hight;
Her tenple is with Orphans fllcd--
Blood soils her sceptre bright.
would not wear the diadcn,
BY folly priz'd dear;
For want and woe hath brought each gem
And every pearls tear.
would not heap the golden chest,
That sordid spirits crave;
For every grain, Thy penury curst,l
Is gathered from the grave.
No, let my wreath unsullcd be -
My fame he vrruous youth
My wealth TIE misunderstanding
My ducem be truth.