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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-01

sNilE wishes dispose OF his ecs ant estate called
y ELhWOOD, lying in the county of Cuipeper and State
o virginia This estate has generally been cunltr red cuua
not SUPERIOR TO any IN the state lies the junction vi
the Elk aud Hedgman rivers which form the Rappahanuock
4 ~ healthy aud agi eeable neghbourhuod. thv miles
distant from Fredericksburg. The VIEW Hill which i, laid
down IN the Map Virginia. the upper part this trac
the soil various and has been found capable OF producing In
tue greatest Perieeton any thing that be raised the state
WIS wheat tchacco of eyer
description The situation pleasant, handsome any
Ia thesae with number Of neyefaiug springs of water,
tnin Run passes through this estate at oIe time there
merchant mill The stream IS never f,ltnr one
and with Little expense mgh he erected grt mill that would
profitable, the dam being ali eady built The run affords up-
wards Of 100 acres Of first meadow land large portion
OF which now IN timothy The farm contains about 400
ctes 81 land, and upwards # eco of that portion low grounds
on which crop known falabou 5OOacr
efs The Improvements dive ng-Ouse sixty H. s;aIe
Two stories h wha poco in front the whole length above
aud below the drawing and passage succeed and the
house gene ally finished OF the best and ueacst
There are SIX IA the cellar. all OF which are pared with
ofiek brck kitchen with Office above weaving house
and Eouse Tor servants meathouse Carriage house aud
ahie wiih an OysTsee house. barn. house negro ca
BINS and very large house, So By II feet, for the rerpun
OF either wheat tobacco with Thrchc Machine 6ed IN
IT all If which and faithfully built There i. Isr
apple orchards which affords variety Of excellent fruit
The subscriber will sell at private bargain and in that event
WI withdraw the advertisement but II sh juld not be soil
PRIVATELY bell the lst OF Srptenhe 1t will be offered
cy on hat day; bid being But in the even Of
It's mol 0ens ether publicly privately disposed Of will
rent large portion OF the land 10 or two good tenant.
MS property merits the attention Of persons wishing 10
funds N Real Estate, as Is very seldom such property is
o'T I ~ in'o market JAO; s. THORNTON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-01

GsliE trustees u te Abingdon Academy IN The county Of
Warrington, Virginia, will the Of January next
proceed totne appointment Of Presdeci Of fbe Acsdsm,
TIE compensation 70 be assured 70 the person will be
five hundred dnas pes anrun, xcluyc Of De ensolen
10 be derived 0m Tuition fees. The believe from
The heshnrs 81 he cbrae the obcspnc Of living AID Inc
ias pToptcb Of Che Institution, that The situation tag, 10 he
placed at Is hcad. By ordes'oi the Board.
Jolly ~. t1--w8r DAVID CAafpBETT, See'rv
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~ 0RDFR OF THE EYECIJ7JL5t.

z 8,It.DULTHs HepOfls.
~ Giiner's Reports
snp5s Sa'ates At large hoing collection Of ali ,js
a"s OF Virginia, lfom The first session Of the Ier. ~
ue year ioi4 IN 10 volumes. The laWs of Emit, ~
~ connected with every hinS belonging 10 tbs nSone
~ so' thorough knowledge Of them and Of to!, KY
49, "oid uorn Us Il every tbing fa ss most ssfI - h.
tyNn anou them and Ut the greatest ifune feecr -
~ 40 Eeneral IS owing TO thoif irtiof ,nee of -,
~ t"e apove works will be sold az reduced priees eo.
10 '' " 'a'y rPPHcauonb be made
W,-ob ~ J. H. T. NASH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-01

NNTLNE

WE Office Of Stcwardt 10 the College Of william T. Me-
pens vaear, persons DESTROYS Of obta,pinl he ;,,y
wiz sPPy 10 Judge Semple, the Professor Of law who I
Femain On Williamsburg during the summer ""' wiz
III order that the Steward may have an o,,or,,- r. -
lug ihe Ooisge1fm With small grain appointment will h.
Z ~ ttt,y '' Pos!,bie aud consequently speedy sppIirs
'- f'''t VIII ne Necessary. By order ftie Society
rrl, o. j. AUG SMITH. Prts'dt'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-01
-eyE SAMUEL A. spENCER.
WILLIS FOR S.PLE.

PURSUANT To the late will OF the late Col w. L. Lynch
ioer tor sale one undivided moety of the Black Water
Mills, lying within few hundred yards Lynchbue to
which attached about 30 land which nearly
to The town. These Mills three par Of Burrs Of
stones, aud when in complete order md forty
my thousand bushels of wheat season, and their
ation addedto The destruction Of several manufacturing
mills IN this district " country by the late Flood render
hshy worthy the attention OF persons iesirou 10 this
sort Of property.
Asma part oF the purchase money will be wanted hand
Or at short date aisn liberal ed given the balance
The dam has been recently broken hut be rebuilt in
fore sold.
If sale not made before the Sd day Of August they viii
ON that day be sold al auction the premises.
MICAJAH DAVIS, Jr Admir-
with The will annexed OF the estate OF w. g. Lynch
la
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-01
THE WARRIORS FAREWELL,

> w" WIS OVi'"ais baron Wibons" Hours 81 Hon
Wase, Lady wake--my war horse waits
10 Tear me to the battlefield;
thousand vassais line your gates
tu peanty's cause their sword, 10 WELD
arse 'Cand give Us one bright smile,
rs all the gu.rdon valor needs,
10 pay the soldiers rugged toll,
And lit him for heroic deeds,
This mornings sun will light us on
To battle -6eid-and tented PLAIN,
The ruorrow's dawn may rise upon
Our broken helms--and warriors slani
Then, ere we 20, bestov uue smile,
lis all the guerdVn vslor needs
ToPSy tue soldiers rugged toll,
-lnd nerve hun for heroic deeds
LADY, farewell when in your bower
OF peace you breathe the secre, prayer,
at matIi-tde, VI vesper hour,
he our rude names rem gInLe T'I there
And 1t with conquest return,
Thy ,miles shall light the festive hall:
II dead upon our shields were borne,
my tears shall gem the soldiers pail
Our banners WOO the summer sir,
Our steedS impatient spurn the ground
With restless hoofs the turf up-tear,
Aud dash the broken heath flowers ROUND
Lady. we hail that gracious slnile,
4 Is uear To uSas mornings ray;
1ts beams Will cheer the soldier ; toll
Comrades ~ arms ,-away-awayr -
lie PLACID her flvors mid the plume
That danced above his polisb'd crest;
GARD fondly rward the laitic'd ROOM
That shrin'd the idol of his breast.
aud sOOn upon the rising gale,
Came the ionil trumpot's swelling tone;
Que heart was ssd-onc cheek was pale,
hat stray'd TIN oush IiOslins bowers alone
The Warriors soul with glory buru'd--
Tn impetuvus war- horse Scornd the rein
lie bort him "n,---hut Dc'cr returned
That chief 10 Ediih's arms again.
The glorious .uu that liz them forth
Sank down ca II1uy Il hlooi-s,dind brov;
And all the pEiie-aud all the mrih,
oI kcslinS holi is silent now.
For war, with all its horrors, came
TO Rvslin's calm anI pcat einl shade;
RaPine and sword-and waiting flame,
To deserts turu'd Ms fertile glade
No more the wIrder's steps are he ard,
Upon the wateh-tvwef' dizzy height;
But there the lone, I'LL omem'd bird
ShrieS' wildly 10 the breeze Of night.
There is i form in Roslin'5 Isle,
Clad III the dark rVbe--ani cypress weed
But suue forever Is the smile
For which those gallant hearts did bleed.
Sull-irOm that ruiu'd niOsS-grown toweI,
A LONELY taper slinneIs,-whefe
The pilgrim OF, at mtlnighi's hour,
Deholds mourner EEL in prayeti
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-01

WiSll ~ purchase skifu and Trustworthy Cafrisee D
YER end otter, and who a young healthy and active
f'ne need be propoFcd 10 whom The tfndoabfed fe
non'oi' q o. a hr 0nalf-m above mentioned cannot be
P.N' DANfFL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-01
June 6.

lhulNlA. Al Superior Court Unaacery holden 4
v The Capitol, in the city of Richmond the eth Jsv a.
Jsuuaiy, 1876. ~ N Jay u
Against A'''
John r. har'sood, admir- Of William Harwcod pn
TINS cause this d., he further heard ou III
pers formerly cad, and the report Of the oo,;.s,ooc,
~ uanet OF The odero tie Stu day June, Icls with
thereto by the defendant and was argued b
sci On consideration whereof the court doh & III
report and exceptions, commissioner Tor him 10 exsi
ana report theleupuu. Z cupy T..ts ~ " eA'-4'-N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-01
tiOII IAefeupOi- d cory. Teste,
(,,,-, , - :. " W " NENINJ, c.

'@' VIII > ee.II.lei IttcNHlONa, IIGy Id,
n Pa,es interested will pieae notice that have
SPPo'ed 'hf lSth day OF September next 10 commences
Tie duties prescribed by the foregoing order Of tbe
eou 20 which day at o'clock A. NJ. hey are REQUIRED
aehu my Once, IN this city with the necessary
&c; ready for examination and seteiaent.
June. 7--wSw AMOS LADD ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-01

Na'hAn botick, John Bock, Lieberry Bosck Agratlv
b9s'iC WHO iutem1rIed with Nathaniel ealc LUCY ot;rI
FLOYD bock, said Nathaniel Beas, JOSIAH r. uheadle Ih
,m Cneaje Martha a. Chcadle, judith w. Cheadie and
M; N,"b"e9 -, Deits.
h,s Jay came the complainant b. counsel filed their bin
anu me Defendants Nathan Bvstck John Bo1,ck Iieberr
BosIick, Asgathy Beale, Nathaniel Eeale Lucy BocI a
rioya oosle not having enie I'd their appearance and given
security according 10 act OF the Assembly and Inc
rules oil this court, aud appearing TO the saac,iSn Of III
court that they are not nhabiau, this on the molten
1 me Sonrialnanis by COUNSEL that the said ef
dSh Nathan Bolck, John Bos,ck Lieberry Bosick A.
y beaie Nathaniel Beas, Lucy Bo.ek and Floyd Bo-tie
DO appear mere on the FIRST day August court next and an
s"er the comPanants' BILL and copy of hi, order he
ioh"ih inserted in ofthe public Newspapers printed
IN he city OF Richmond, for months suce ess,yeIv anil a
posted the front door Of the courthouse this county And
Is uIther ordered that the defendants Josiah r. Cbead
shani H. Cheadie, Martha 4. Cheade Judith W. Cheale ana
Jesse hughes be njoned fOm Committing waste ON the tact
OF and IN the bill mentioned formerly belonging TO John Re-
k tanning by estimation hundred and yeptv6
acres ihS On Bays Creek branch Of Appomatox river
June 6. " - 0""itA'l, y. u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-01

william Street George Street, Anthony Street Hannah
io~n' formerly Street. vile OF William Bfown, dec Sale
TIL d.fo,I... g. Deits.
10, h1vins entered then aPpeaance aad given seeriy
ONE Act OF Assembly aud the rules of This count All
Peang by satisfactory evidence they are NOT nab
OF mus country; 1t Is ordered, That the said defendant,
,s "l Of the PLAINTIFF andha cory Of thisorder be gort
@ inserted IA some newspaper published in the ci,v Of
ioI wv, months snoces.iveiy, aud posted ,t
front door Of the Capitol, he city. fe' al '"S
AcOPy. Teste, WIZ. w HFNTNc..
July T. IN u, &C
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-01

y IhglNiA In Chanoery. At rules hoiden in the CIt,
1898 Ou'e Of TIE county court of Essex the day of NAV
lanes Sames admo Of all and singular goods obauel
S and credits OF Nancy Canes dec. and in his own rb
a,,iiF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-01

" IRGINIA: ~ rules hoiden Gle x oi6ee oftse s
peror eourt of chaneery iOr the Richmond Di,rn,
Sd day Of July, 1876:
The Mutual Assurance Society agaia,, FIRE en- builairs 81
the State of Virginia,
Against
John Tayloe Lomax aud John Tayoe Of H,lph
Wormley lr dec, John T. worniey and Garter wornley
infant children OF Warner Wormey dec, Thous n. Grymes
and Rebeees his wife, late Rebeeea T. Worml Robert y
beverley William D. Beverley Edward u. RanDphand Eli
.abeth H. his wife, late Elizabeth D. Beverly Rebcea W.
Martha Roy, Dsfts.
The defendants John Tayloe Ann T. Farer, ard Edward
~ Randolph and Elizabeth u. his wife, having entered
ne appearance aud security according TO thu of As
seinby aud the rules Of this court and appearing ~ salts
factory evidence, that they not inhabitants Of tbs country
~ ordered That the defendants do appear here the fret
day Of the next term and the bill Of the pantg;
that copy Of this order be forthwith nscren ,ewspa-
per published in the city Of Richmond for months
se aud posted at the front door of the Capitol in said
copy. Teste, VIM. W. IiENING,c. C.
JAY II. I9--wst
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IN TIRGLNIA

For carrying Stalls fHe United on t6s (io;rne
toas, Ron ,rHb Ttceied the General Post Office IN
the CITY cp Was5ston, until the 2th day II October merit
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-01

A'OtNiA; ~ Rules holden the CLERKS olicr of IN.
Sd day Of July, 1895: N''iiei' 'He
Parke Street, nj. 80
Admit 1IahtI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-01

CnANCERY. at court held FOR Prince Edward conn.
K ~ the 18Th Jay of May, 1895. ~
S'Phei bo'hck aud hhasa Bos;iek, Ccmplt.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-01
IN eMAN5EEg Ia Chesterfield county s55 5zz Ts, ~

DelaEio Burton and Elizabeth Burton in their pro,s
9n' and John H. and Safsh Burton infant per-
b"0h dec By Susanna Button their mother and NO. ra
ar,i,., Pias.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-01

Whose i,,prc,,.l In ,h 49, h-,tV'E NObtNoUN, cIks
mat have appointed the 5 day of September $40 10 meet
the parties ln Gillam, AZ 40 O'Clock in the morninr Ia
commence the business which time and place bev mr..
CURED to srpesr before with .uch accounts documents
ana vouchers Us val! enable comply with the regulations
of said order nj. - WITrIAaiSi -.
July o. 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-01


q Thursday The 9Th day OF Jnne, 1896:
Alin Gillian Phr
Against
james Redmond, admir- Of Rober, Williams dec and Sally
Carter widow of Richard Garter, dec John Carter, it, Wi-
am Carter, Dabney Carter, james Carter Carter Eli
%aDeth Carter and Polly Garter Def,s.
The defendants Sally Carter John Carter IT,, William Car
Ter Elizabeth Carter and Folly Carter, vino Of this
commonwealth and against whom tn. plaintiff appears 10 have
proceeded in the mode prescribed by law asai, absent dc
iendan still failing 10 appear and plaintiff, bill
though o!emny called aud appea m the satisfaction OF
the court that the nteIocutory order OF the of Apri
last had ben duly served The defendant james Redmond
admir- OF Robert Williams dec. aud still failing appear and
answer the ball though soemny called The court on the mo-
ton the plaintiff doth tax. his bill for confessed sud rh
atujge, order aud decree, that the OF h, court
do ascertain how much oihe land ia tiff ball mentioned con-
yeyed BY Richard Carter 10 Robert Williams, by Robert
Williams TO the plaintiffs has been The Plaintiff b
title paramount 10 the said Richard ascertain a
the value thereof aud that he take account of the
siOn OF the defendant ames Redmond, upon the estate d
ms inicatc Robert " as dec aud that he ascertain wh
er any land lying IN this alt to the
Sally Carter, John Carter, l. William Carter Dab
ney atsr James Carter Elizabeth Cater. and Polly Car
er, heirs Of Richard Cater dre from the said Richmd ca
Ter, aud any the value thereof the ens thereof a
report The same 10 ih court with auy matter, specially stated
deemed pertinent by HIMSELF required to be SO stated bv 81
ther party. Aeopy. Teste,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-01

We nel uoer5bef ia, m owed 10 Fredefick.brrr s 1t.
oi1b 80; s'ores new buildpgs, near tRe Conf
~ ~ ~ o. he''orfnc his udyided sftenfior
ul,ias "a he Court Of Appeal. End c1sSse, g S
n Csi; 70 ine practice in che superior s. Comb I
- ~ i qua the Superior Courts OF cbsne,,. Oou''
' ''e musings Courfshsid FredericksESs' "'a bo
Nay So JOHN DICKINSON
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-06-28
From tie Baltimore Gazette.
FROM COLOMBIA

We are indebted 10 the Editors of the Com.
mercial Chronicle for file Of Caracas papers
TO the 3ist uIt. Itappears by information com.
municated 10 the editors, shat the troubles IL
Colombia still continue, and thar Gen. Paez lief.
Caracas on the 18th Of June, at night in grea,
haste, having been sent for by express from Va
lencia, to quiet the disturbance which had brok-
Ell out amongst the troops
+ In addition 10 the above, we learn that Gen
BERMUDEz, in tie Province of Cumana, has
taken proper view of the revolt of Paez, and
has determined TO preserve that Province from
the faint OF treason-Having placed himself
at the head of his troops, amounting TO six
thousand men, it is his intention to put down
by force all attempts to separate the interests
OF the Province from the Government at Bogo.
ia, and should General Paez make any hostile
movement in that quarter, resistance to his pow.
er would be prompt, and we believe, eAectual.
The standard boisted by Bermudez on this oc.
casion bears the motto, "BokUar andMe Consti.
fution''-and we have reason to hope that il
will triumph over treason ard disaffection, even
before the return Of the LIBgRAIoR. The com
manding officers in the surrounding Provinces,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-06-28
FROM MEXICO.

The Mobile Commercial Register Of the I'd
inst announces the arrival at that port of the
brig Emily, which sailed from Vera Cruz on the
10th of May. 1--WE learn by Captain Crappo,"
(say the editors,) that the yellow fever was
raging 18th great violence; and that the deaths
had for some time averaged about 100 day
Those who were attacked generally only sur
vivcd l2'or IA hours. Commodore Porter ar
rived at Vera Cruz on the 10th ul,. and it was
understood he was dissatisfied with the pros
poets in Tie Mexican service, and determined
10 return very shortly 10 the United States, and
that he has taken his passage for that purpose,
in brig to sail in two weeks. Very little al
lention was shown him on his arrival at Vera
Cruz. The officers of the Mexican men of war
in port had nearly all left the service in disgust,
and about so OF the seamen had sailed for the
United States. Several English and French
ships of war arr ived whilst Capt, Crappo was
in port, and the Mexicans being apprehensive
they were Spaniards in disguise, ordered them
down to SACRIFICES. Capt. Crappo represents
the country as being almost in state of anar-
chy"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-06-28
CORBEI,.I'.

An English paper has published sketch oil
the life OF Cobbctt, which makes his birth place
at Farnham, in Surry. He was ploughboy
till eleven years Of age, at which age he left
his natal village 10 seek his fortune. His first
engagement appears to have been at Kew,
where he was employed in the Kings gardens
to sweep the walks He mex, appeared in Lon
don, where he obtained employment with So
licitor al one Of the Inns Of Court He next
became soldier, and was sent with his regi-
ment to Nova Scotia, where he obtained the
rank of Sergeant Major. AT the end Of six
years he obtained his discharge, came to the
United States and conducted political paper
opposed to American independence He al.
forwards went TO England and established pa
per called the porcupine on Tory principles
He afterwards changed his political opinions
and established paper called the Political Re-
eister, and became the advocate OF Parliamen-
tary Reform, which he still continues. He is
at present making great exertions TO get into
Parliament, as well as Hunt, the celebrated
manufacturer Of roasted corn coffee and liquid
backing.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-06-28

ments are continually printing. During the
sitting of Parliament, each journal has from
six to ten, or more gentlemen OF literary &C
quirements, engaged in reporting the debates
These succeed each other In rotation. IN the
gallery of tn. House of Commons, or space Tor
strangers in the Upper House; and remain as
may be requisite, half an hour, an hour, TWO
hours respectively, 10 take notes OF what pass
es; as one retires, another occupies MS P!ace;
and the succession lasts till the business is done
In the same way The matter Is delivered 10 the
printers; the first reporter goes TO his ONCE ana
writes out his part of the debate, while the Sc
cond is CARRYING on the system CT note-takIng
and so the whole proceeds through three, tour,
five, six, seven, or Ten individuals. his dlvl-
son of labor renders that practicable which we
daily see, and which would otherwise be thought
impossible The. same principle is seen IN me
printing Office, or chapel, as ii is called The
principal printer receives the debates written
on slips of paper, and distributes them to his
ten or fourteen composltors, 10 b. put I'D type
When finished, the matter is pat regularly TO-
gethcE and impressions are taken as the work
goes on, which are submitted 10 another officer
called The RI adler, for correction n lad reads
the MS. to this per son, while ne cons the proof,
and lots on the margin, the necdful alterations.
Again handed to the compositors, these al'era-
:ions are made in the type; and the proof is
reat! twice more before it Is hnai!y made up IN
to columns for the editor, and for putting into
the shape in which it is published. The news
auc polite, ard al other branches OF the pa
per, undetgo similar process; and it is alto
ge,hcr curiors TO see the busy and active scene
in Which, pernaps, ten able writers, great mum
Der of clever printers, experimenting readers,
corlectors printers, and editors, are all co-ope-
rating 70 the same end-the publication on the
morning of the morrow, of that we'll filled sheet,
Of which he very commencement was witness
ed some - hours before
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-06-28
Notice.

INHE subscriber intending to leave town, respectful
1 " informs all persons indebted TO him by bond
book account, that they hereby required to ake
payment on or before the first day of July next,
have determined, after that date place all bonds and
accounts in the hands of an officer for coection.-An
persons having claims against me, will please present
them for payment, by the FIRST day Of July ensuing.
THOMAS LOWE.
June 90 eo7t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-06-28
ECONOMY OF NEWSPAPERS.

We shall sketch the economy OF morning
paper; the contents of which would make a
three guinea volume, as books are now fashiona-
bly, got up. Ia the first place, the advertise
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-06-28
1o,nNr1 SON ANDLoRp NoRBURY.

twas once our lot 10 hear celebrated bar
rister Of the Irish Court, who had been short
time before horsewhipped at the foot Of Mel
sons Pillar, in Sackvillestreet, so severely as to
be carried home bleeding, with the severity OF
the punishment, cross-examine man who had
indicted another for an assault. "Pray, Sir,
said the counsel, with the usual barristerial in
science, severe you well beaten!" 'Yes, Sir"
said the man, "quite as well as you were at the
foot of Nelson's Pillar" The counsel turned
male with rage and modification, and turning to
Lord Norbury, "My Lord" said he's appeal
for the protection of the Court against this i'm
ner,;nence." "The Court" cried Lord Nor
bury "can never refuse its protection to any one
who has bled under the immortal Nelson"
Irish paper,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-06-28

A farmer at Bridgeport, recommends the cul.
,;ya,iop of miller, to supply the deficiency Of
Grass. II NAV be sown at any time from the
tnidJle of June 20 the 4th ofJuly, and will come
off in September in time to be followed by
CROP of wheat or rye Any ground not other
wise occupied may receive 1t, or II ma! aur ,an,
tageously be sown among corn at '"' '"''
plcughing.