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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-21
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From Me LIcsln1insfor Rcric,n

DISCOURSE concerning the influences Of America nm o
Wind being the Annual Grafton before the Anaric,
philosophical Society at the University in PhilaJcnl;s
ION oc'' 1875 oy CD. Ingersoli Philadelphia, 1873
This IS rapid but brilliant sketch ofte condition r
america, as compared with that OF tie European sic
brilliant, not With the usual ornaments oforaorv I'm. -
splendid facts, which, w'c they display The 6rorrcss
o. human intellect and employment in America. slcJ
ihe picture IS one which it becomes an EnclisJ,rn,n
ana IinantbroPIs TO view with nnalloyed conplaccn
cy. Our commercial interest. orr common Ianonago
ana literature, tie many ties which Imagination and in
te1course have added TO orr common decent J =,
great principles Of social policy which il is evident ts
unes' discussion fre aDnimlaed here, we must ultimate
y haze IN Common also, render any feeling which
eo'Ches 10 national Jealousy a monstrous absurdjty
Nor can America. or any other country s,arI 60
III snch career Improvement as is here traced viii
oot cor ieUng mporiant benefits, though not rerlaps
Cg'a! 70 WHIT icif enjoys, in every nation with which
u HV'oS "Uy inteTC0ursc' y ilh heartfelt rfeoeuro
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-21
3D0gGgw>
WiIAT is TINE?
BIT tuE REV. JosHuA MAnspEm

81 tuE REV. JOSHUA MARspEM
asked an aged mana man OF cares,
Wrinkled and bent, and white with hoary hairs
Time is the warp Of life" he said-"oh, tell,
The young, the gay, the fair, 10 weave il wcll.'
I asked the ancicn, venerable dead,
Saces who wrote, aud warriors who bIcd;
FROM the cold gave a hollow mur,nur flowed,
"Time soweG the seed we reap i'll this abode.'
] asked dying sinner, ere the tide
or life had left his veirs-''Timc!" he replied,
I've lost it.-ah. the treasure" and he died.
asked III" golden sun, and silver spheres,
Those bright thermometers OF days and years:
They auswered-"Tmc is but meteor glare"
Ana badc us for eternity prepare.
asked the Seasons, in their annual round
Which beautify or desolate IT,, ground
And they replied Quo oracle more wise,)
lis foliys blank, and VISIONS highest prze,"
asked Il spirit lost, hut, oh, the shrek
That pierced my soul. shudder while speak!
II cried, "a particle-a spetk-a mite
OF endless years, duration infinite
OF things inanmate, my dial
Consulted-it made me this reply
"Tme is the season fair of living well,
The path OF glory, or the path Of hell.
asked my Bible, and methinks il said.
"'rimc is tho present hour, the past is fed:
Live! to-day, Tomorrow never yet
On any human being sc,.''
asked old father Time himself, a, last,
But in Il msment he few swiftly past;
His chariot was cloud. the reinless vino
His nnse!css steetls. which left no trace behind.
asked the mighty Angel, who shall stand
Ore foot on sea, and ono solid land;
"By.heavens, swear the mystery is DER:
Kline was" he ciied, shut Time shaY be more.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-21
THE DECEIVER.

Accused be he whose guileful tongue
Can wrong womans captive heart.
That fonnt from which has sweetly sprung
The joys it could alone impart-
Can turn that fount TO grief aud gall,
And poison her existence all.
Accused be he, whose lips can press
a womans lips Of sinless glow,
Ee, leave them, 'mid her happiness,
To pour the lonely plaipt OF woe,
That, from the midnight shadows dioaT,
Is waited to nu hannah ear,
Accused lie le, who vines his arms
Around wo,nan's melting form,
Yet leaves her praised and peerless charms
prey 10 sorrows canhe.-worm,
Like lovely flowers TIA; pass away
Even in the sunblisNi month or May.
Accused be ie-a.,, may he pass
Along the turf where she is laid,
Yet mid the rank and waviAg grass
a couchant serpent shall ~ LAID,
That will sting of conscience dart,
'roswithcr Up his peijure3 heart!
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-21
William Wills, Esq.
OLD MAIDc

snrshty writer expresses his opinion of old maids =,
we o''o"!nS manner am inclined TO believe that man,
Of The sarcal aspersions cast upon old maids ,ii ~
thcr credit than is generally ina gincd Is ,,or,s, w
nArkHby neat IN her person. She will cerfairI,, do a.
o' mai is slc-partcularly reserved towards the o,
sex she has all TIC eamisncss Of m old r,oid T.
sue hugai III her e2perccs and in hrr domestic con
SHe IS cur "ut for old maiG' And If She -
'"y humane To the animals about hcr. NOTHING ran ssre
hGr o'n the aTrcation OF 'od maid In short have
iou"n mat neatnrss modcsty, economy, and hu-
arc .r ncvrT:aHng characteristics Of that terrible
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-21

by act oftllc British Parliament M e,,;o;J
IN e h'%dom is permitted 10 have any funeral rite
performed al his Iniermen whatever NAV have been
the verdict OF the Coroncrs Inquest.
600
bill las been reported TO the house or Asso,,t,- g
New York providing FOR Mrs. Dale, widow Of tho hate
tonert Fulton Esq during her life time and for his
children during their minority. -"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-21

' attorney haying dispute with officer, WHO had
al" eye IN the ware, forgot himself so far MS to cproaeh
va" WIN mat misfortune, and call him blinanrd 'Tis
l.'l" Toe veteran very cooy) Il blinkard. but
yF' can sec better thar youfor with my single naked
ran Sre kravr IN this whereas You, with lot,
o cNes, carrot see hin. Until look int lie rn.s
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-21
Claims of Lor9 Bnltimorc, 4fs;r, j., .1,,,,..,

Ct"'i"S % I>OFH DdliNoTc s Hears in .gQyyiunI.
The Legislature OF A:atyla nd voted to employ cou
SCI 10 contest tie claims prosecuted in the courts of the
Dh" S'a'es ny Nh Browning. the heir at law of Iorl
hahcr, against the iandlollerS of that state for omit
rents. Most CT tie lands of Maryland granted bv tie
iord poprietofs before the revelations were granted with
"a an annual rent of four shngs sterling
every hundred Lord Dainore's rcn,s ewa,n,nr
10 thirteen or fourteen thousand pounds sterling per
were regu!ny paid ANNUALLY annually to recei
'ers residing III each county the year 1T and il is allie
gch by the claimant that they have beeu paid since
IN inc year 1850 the Legislature by law abolished the
Iht-rens from the 9TH Of July, i776. The heir OF Lord
baltimore nnw claims delis which he il entitled q, re
cover under the treaty of 1885, the due for the nine
years tf" l| to 780 the agcrega amount of which "a
three "r four hundred thousand dollars The claim berg
AGAINST individual lardhofs for small amounts the Ir
sstue has thought reasonable that the state should in
cur me fhaSc OF making defence suits which have
been brought. ~ ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-21
QuINcr. FebrIarr 81. 1ain-

Dear Sir,I thank you for your address 10 the New
ediord Auxiliary Society for the Suppression of To-
temperance, which lave read with pleasure and odif
c''on' III 'bounds IN ingenuity and information: il
elegant and pahetick it is pious and vrtuous; il aG
dresses itself 10 ti'e understanding and the heart
aruokard is the most selfish being in the universe
lie has no sense of modesy, shame or dsgraco Tfc
mas no sense OF duty, sympathy Of aec ton with ig
a'her or mother, las brother sister his friend or
e'gh6our his wife children; no reverence for biz
", 30 sense OF in'uriiy in this world the other
all swallowed mp in The mad selfish iov Of fine mn
mcnt. - " '0 nv
Isl; not hurnating that RTahometans and IIjndooS
"' Pu' 10 shame The whole Christian world BY their
10 fOghsGmen and americans that they arc so INTIMATE
~ exceeded hy the French in this cardinal viriroe
hu IS ii not notifying beyond all expression that we
americans honId cvcced all other eight millions ofnno
pie on the globe, as verify believe we DO in ibis de-
grading, bcastly vice Of ncppcrance.
am Sir your obliged friend and humble servant.
~ JOHN ADAMS.
William TvtIlis Esq
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-21

H4'OR RENT, Dwelling House in the ncirItorhoos
= -oI WIN. Robertson, esq. Shockoc Hill at rrcscr
~ A'u'''s"' i''7se!i' FOR terms apply 20 TIE
FHO's p. BiGGET.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-21

NATIONAL PNILhSTHRorTsT.--This is the title of q
newspaper to be published weekly in Boston will, the
,anao!e OBJECT of aiding in the suppression Of the br
TAI vice oi nfemPe'"acc. The first number appeared
ON saturday last with suc!: countcnance from those CO.
Paoa Of giving effect 10 the object of lis publications. s
an2urs iay"Faby for Tie result We copy from the first
number the following letter from the Sage Of Ou;ucr.
Boston Patriot.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-21

i"e i'"onG elegant extract is taken from tie private
manuscripts 81 Governor Cass, and both in point Of
matter and OF style reflects the highest credit on the a-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-21
PICTURED ROCKS.


Upon the southern Of Lake Superior bout fr,
nIos from the falls of St. Mays arc tbe immense precip
,0us ciis' called by The voyagcurs lie Porta and the
ficTVRED RocEs.' This has been given 10 them,
~ consequence oil tire different appearances which they
present 10 the traveller. ashe passes their base in canoe
~ requires e aid from the Imagination, 10 discern in
ei the tascIlded tower, the lofty dome, spires and pu-
haCrs' and every sublime, Eroesq1r,'or fantastic shane
winch lie genius Of architecture has ever invented The
Guns are an unbrokcn of rising TO In elevation
o 'nee hundred feet above the level Of The Lake and
stretching along Ic coast for fifteen miles. The vov,-
eet never pass This coast except the most profound ca
ana 'e Indians before they make the ATTEMPT offer their
accustomed obation, to propatc the favor OF their Mani
"s' Inc eye distinctly searches aone this eternal RI M
par ''r single place Of security But the search is in ar
" d an impossible barrier OF rock or one side md inter
'''",c c%parSe Of water the other n sudden e,or,,
'P VIC lake would rs inevitably insure awful destrctio
81" r passenger ~ his ffa canoe, " Inc were on 10
T'nS g" the Cataract Of Niagara. The rock Itself Is
t'''ne' which IS tsnisgrard Ivy tc continued action
~ me water with comparative facility. There are M
okn masses upon which tie eve rap rest and f rc,.er
ne axe - so deep that these masses they re- Torn orr,
I'VE WccIpce' are concealed beneath its waters Until ,o
Iehuceo IN sand The action the waves had uu,r
f' every projecting point; and tbcre the immense pre
Ipne rests upon arches and the lion is
oy caF'rn' extending ~ every direction. when W. ros,t
"'snty 'hric of nature, tfs wind was still and te
,aNe calm Eu even the sight motion Of the waves which
- tirH N-i 1rrf5rrl calm 7gitFt.s tf+=p ir7rr co.,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-03-31

Erprcise.-The feet and knees Of disabled poutv
people have nearly as little exercise on horseback.
as when the body perfect rest they have only
kind OF temulous motion, which is so very incon
siderable when compared with the great action Of
progression, that il does not merii the smallest at
tenton. The feet and The lower limbs will be found
TO De injured on riding horseback, for the weight
of the blood between the feet and the heart, is con
tinualiy pressing upon the cohesion in the feet as il
always does when The body Is carried perpendicu.
laty. Riding strengthens only one halt of the body
the lower limbs are snueh injured and many fatal
consequences may follow iD gouty cases, from mat
.rnlion to this Inequality Of resistance CarerhiH
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-03-31
SALE OF SHEEP.

The sale of Mr.. Cander's Saxony sheep, which
have been advertised for some days past, took place
yesterday The highest sale was that Of buck,
which was purchased by Mr.. Hurd, of Duchess
county, for $3.50 The lowest price brought by the
bucks, was 8i60. The ewes generally brought
f. ON so to 80 o. IS dollars. MIR. Hubert, Of Win
chester, Comm purchased very fine eve for 800
for which he was offered Sl2O before night. MIR.
H. hos already some fine Saxonies at home. and
such is the rage for possessing this description Of
sheep, that he has, within few weeks, sold pair
OF twin lambs, before they were fortnight old, for
1920, and has been offered 1900 for another.
N. Z. Com, .9dv,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-03-31
BALr1mons CENTRAL DIsrESsAnr, Feb. 25th, 1926
TO Me Editors ofthe .9merica,

10 The Editors Of the american.
GESrLEMENYou will please to publish the following
report of case OF hydrophoba, which has been success
fully treated by the OF lead An official and more m
mute report will be handed to the managers of the Ba
tmore General Dspensary and will be published in one Oh
the Medical Journals.
Phnbe Porye mulatto, aged 81, residing in High see
o. L. called at the Baltimore General Dispensary on Moh
day. January 23d, 1926, for medical aid stating, that s
had been bitten by mad dog on the preceding Friday
On examinations found the ks of in two dflere
places about the wrist. made inquiry respechs
the dog and ascertaned that he had bitten dog on e
ear, and several other animals. The moment the dog ~
bitten, the part of the bitten off, and some Up
plcatons made which removed all danger of the disease
The supposed mad dog then chased with design y
killing him. but escaped, and has been heard OF si
From these facts had sufficient for supposins w
the dog was really mad.
had the wound cautersed, and ordered FIVE graifss
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-03-31

obtained and paid for Licenses sell by retail the
Ioods wares and merchandise for the year one thou
eight hundred and twenty-five; prepared from rei
made into this office, by the Clerks OF the reace VI
counties respectively.
NEWCASTLE COUNTY.
Names of Retnilers. .a,nount Of ST
Karsner & Craven 8l2Ol
Q Samuel File ..
Alexander McGee lo'
4 Patrick Higgins ~, ~
Frederick Craig lol
James Gardiner ooOt
Benjamin Fields e stores) on.
William Guthrie Ioo'
9 William Silver oo'
10 Edward A Laiorcst oo'
II Benjamin Watson oo.
10 Aaron Hewes lool
l3 Durnen & McGee 4ol
IA Richard Williams 5ol
Is William Custaow Io'
l6 Cantwell ]. Lockerman lol
IL William Stewart oo'
| 8 Lockwood & Gsrre,son 2Oo'
10 Adam Delhi jr. 4o'
90 Joseph Cleaver Eo'
2 John Price lo'
% Augustine F. Biddlc l5t
25 James DeIaplaine 8Ol
"a James Robertson SO(
25 John Sutton & Son 150(
26 Samuel CHM e stores) 200t
27 William Kean & Company 120t
% William & Samuel McCau!leY 4O0(
% Samuel & A. II. Pennington 400(
so Joseph Sawyer 1000
8 Robert McEvoy l0Ol
80 George Wiilsms 60S
SO Thomas Deakync 3Ol
34 Benjamin Whiieman (2 storesl 8O(
35 Arthur Murphy 40(
Sc Andrew Meston Isl
81 John Boyd 5O(
SO James II Briscoe 5Q(
SO Jacob Whiteman 50(
40 Moses Morrison 1lot
Al Isaac Price 50(
AZ Caleb Harlan 80(
43 Phocion P. Lewis 50t
"A James Hamshre 81
As Busby & Bassett l90t
46 James and Samuel Brown 800
AZ Benjamin Whitley 2O0(
48 Manluve Hays 1OOC
40 James c. Allen SOC
So Robert Polk 200(
81 David Wilson lo0t
50 William Boyer 5000
SIS David Smith 2o0S
81 Samuel Anderson < Company 40t
SIS Wilson & Weldon 60(
Sc James Mannering 60'
81 William Larkin 200t
So Henry Nicholson 30i
SO Samuel Gafford 4Oi
60 Benjamin w. Bracken 45t
81 George Russell 2O'
62 Samuel Stroud 36:
63 George Russell l0Ot
"a Elizabeth Ashburnhans 60t
65 Robert Mcdowell l0t
66 William Nj. Armstrong 7Ut
67 Charles Tatman l20'
68 John w. Tatum 95Ol
60 Dickinson Webster 2Gl
20 William Grave 20
II David & George Bush 50
72 John CHM l5u
75 John Allen 40
"a Isaac Soioman 90
rs Thomas McMullen 90
76 Hugh Exton & Sons 100
II Abraham Boys so
7S James McDe,mont 10
~ Caleb Heald 30
80 George Simmons SIS
81 Franklin Belts 1875
81 John McClung & Company 200
83 Rheson Brunson 100
"a Joseph Pogue 600
85 William B. Tomlinson 400
sc Edward /. Bailey 400
81 William kean $50
88 Samuel NJ. Couper & Company ESQ
SO Joseph Mendenhall & Company 2oo
go John Fleming 40
81 George Winslow l0o
90 Mary w. Bane 15O
95 Joseph Bailey SO
ga Mary Bingham 23s
95 Elijah Start 55
sc Joseph Grubb 60C
81 Hester Downing 1885
98 Chakley Somers SOC
SO Allen Thompson 1866
100 Joseph c. Gilpin Isl
8l29,04
KENT COUNTY.
Names of Retailers. amount Of S
| l A. Hinsley
| 9 William Nickcrson
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-03-31
Office ofthe Secretary Of State,

LIST showing the names and amount OF Stock o. al
the Retailers Of foreign goods, wares anc merchandise
within the State Of Delaware, who have, conformaoy 10
he provisions Of the Of Assembly IN such case
obtained and paid for Licenses to sell by retail the sa9
woods wares and merchandise for the year thousand
eight hundred and wentyfvei prepared from returns
made into this office, by the Clerks OF the Peace OF the
counties resnectiyely.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-03-31
SUSSEX COUNTY.


Names Of Retailers. amount 81 Stoci
Caleb Ro,a 82oL
0 Rrnton Harris 2OL
Joshua johnson 5e
Hickman x Vests lol
Fletcher Lacey & Co. sc
6 George Trutt lol
Jesse Green IOe
D. Barnard agent for S. C. Wright sc
9 Hill & Mccoy 81
10 George Phillips lo(
ri Nehemiah Redden s.
l2 Isaac Nj. Copes Il
Is Isaac Tull 81
IA Horsey & Moore 81
Is Benjamin Fooks bt
i6 Lynch, Hasting x Sirman &c
IL Isaiah Long &c
l8 John Houston l2C
l9 John H. Elligood &c
70 John Bennett l0C
Il John Windsor az
% Pete kin s. Jester 20(
70 Joshua l.. Layton l2C
"a Henry Hynson &C
25 Ephrain Collins agent for 5. Williams l..
&c Rollins & rerrilord &C
Il George X Hall SC
48 Lou,her /. Moore &C
20 B,oz Bell 2t
| so Thomas Hearn sc
| 81 John Bacon &c
so Hearn Il Moore 4(
| 35 John Wilson
| "a j. sah Cannon 5l
35 Milny & Ponder Isl
| Sc Peter S Pa ker 81
| 81 Do. Do. sc
| SO J,hn Rodney & Co. i(
SO Samuel R. Psynter & Co. 25(
40 James Martin ag't. for Rhoda Smith & Co. 2o(
| Al Edward Grundy l6(
40 Cornelius Coulter ~
AS John Starr q
IA John Hazard & Son Isl
| as Lowder Layton AZ
46 Kinney & SIX LEY a
AZ Mathew M. Hynson 81
48 Roderck B. Palmore q
| 40 Nathaniel Bennett II
80 James Barratt l6,
81 Mary Houston z
So William Conwell & Son 81
53 Henry & Minos Adams 81
54 William w. Green 81
55 Robert J. Smith 81
l56 Aaron Marshall jrs 81
81 Lewis Spicer /,
So Pemberon Burton Q
50 William Powell 10
60 T ]. & c. Wright IS
81 William S. Hall Q
62 Thomas Horsey 35
63 Miers Burton IS
"a William Knowles 8
65 Thomas Fooks
&c Pre,tyman & Houston 6
67 Henry F. Rodney & Co, S
68 James Belts jr. l
85l,0
1 Licenses amount .4nlon
issued. Of stock. ofta1
| Naurae,ta count,, S1oo nd1 o6 5000 I
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-03-31

70 Charles KINNEY
% John Reed
"a Rowland x S.ocklcy
25 J. & H. jenkins
26 Rasin & Miffiin
27 Jacob Boone
% Spearman & Raymond
29 Isaac Short
80 P. T. Causey & Son
81 Barsheba Cary
80 Joseph &. Oliver
SO w. C.. Williams
| 81 r. Williams
IS Henry Downs
| 36 Elijah Mcdowell
81 John Bell
3s George Gildersleevs ir.
SO Benjamin Wadhams
40 E. Jefferson
Ill Benjamin Potter & Son
AZ S,ockley s. Rowland
As John WALLACE
Al John Hall
As Reuben Turner
Al Eli Colescott
AZ John Bennett
48 Robert Patterson
40 Elias Naudain
so James Lord
81 James o Breeding
SO Thomas E Lee
So ABB aham Alice
"a John Mcdowell
50 John Durborow jr,
ST Jacob M. Hill
81 Wesley Mcdowell
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-03-31

Published in obedience to the act of Assembly, entitled
"AA laying dues licences to retailers Of foreign
goods, and merchandise" H. NJ RIDGELY,
38-4t Secretary of State
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-03-31

8ioOol
5000
s 1000 |
1000
5000
1000
& 5000
500
5000
. 500
5000
1000
1900
60
1000
700
Il. 5000
#-
$4,000
500
# 1000
1000
$500
400
100
800
50
1000
1000
1000
40
2o8O
1000
5000
28OO
1000
.=. 5000
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-05-12
A Card.

CENOR T. NJ CARRAsCo, professor and teacher
- of the Spanish language presents his grateful ac'
acknowledgements to the citizens OF Alexandria and Its
vicinity for the liberal patronage and hospitality which
he has enjoyed during his abode in their city.
Experience confirming the suggestions Of correct
reasoning has convinced him that the proficiency of
pupils in acquiring foreign languages is much greater
when each class consists of ten or twelve individuals
than when ii is composed of greater or Of smaller
number-The approach of his second quarter, and the
advanced proficiency of his first pupils admonishes him
that expedent to make arrangements for new class
es.
For the benefit therefore Of his friends who have al
ready honored him with their names, as well as for his
own he solcts the attention of those gentlemen who
are DESTROYS ofearning the Spanish Language, accord
ing to the rules recognized and published by the Spa
nish National Academy, established at Madrid. Mr..
Carrasco will wait upon those ladies' or gentlemen who
prefer receiving private lessons at their own dwellings,
His classes meet in the public building, next door
the Town Hall; and his hours Of attendance are be.
tween and 8, for the morning class--between and
10 for the evening class His second Quarter will com
mence on the 10th day May His lodgings are at the
City Hotel may III
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-05-12

county, but he grew gradually worse and
worse, until at length little hopes were enter.
tanned of his recovery. He bee anne pale and
emaciated, had a severe cough, furred tongue.
and all the necessary symptoms Of severe dis.
ease The humane feelings OF the gaoler were
excited, and as it was necessary for the invalid
to have more care than the family could be-
stow, boy by the name of Caulkins, confined
on conviction for petit larceny, was put into
the room to attend him, as he became appa-
rently worse and was not expected to live ma.
ny days, the door of the room was left unlock
ed OF this both the prisoners awaited them
selves, and the prospect Of rega;ning his liberty,
restoring his health, MIR. Green laid off his fe-
YER, swallowed his cough, tore the fur from
his tongue, and taking the gaoler's new coat by
way of Keep sake, babe adeu to pills and polions,
and deliberately marched of, with his nurse
kindly bearing him company. The surprise Of
the gaoler at the discovery of the trick may be
imagined, but the doctors establishment was
the greatest. He had not only lost patient,
but one who had lived to run away in the very
truth Of his prediction that he must die.
"'rhe rogues took their way to the north,
stole two horses in augusta, but were prompt
" pursued and overtaken near Martinsburgh,
from whence they were conducted back, and
are now safely lodged in their former quarters.
Green will now be in confinement until the
next court of oyer and ter;niner, so that in
reality he lost time by fooling Death and the
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-05-12
Whiskey, Wine, etc.

10 H HOG sasre1, Baltimore whiskey
received per sloop Clio. William, and for sale by
S. MESSERSMlTH,
JVho has in Store
10 half pipes Sicily Madeira wine of superior qua
8 or. casks lily
80 Or. casks French Madeira do
% % b bbIs ( Now-orleans and WI. sugar
% % S Saif chest, Young Hys0n tea ,
8 chests, SO half chests ,r,or;.,do
100 10 and catty boxes '"P"' W.
1 chest, l6 half chests1 c,,,nordsrd,
$50 10 and catty boxes 'unpo"der 90
Boxes, each containing II and 90 2lb canisters do
S half chests Hyson do
Powchong and Souchong do in half chests
90 bags superior Java coffee
do good green do
80 hampers Bristol and Newcastle wine bottles
Baltimore refined sugar No. 2, 3, and4
Bakers and Lapham's chocolate No. and
Bandbox and binders boards
3 pipes Cognac brandy, warranted pure
8 do Holland gin
hhds N. +. rum
do molasses
16 baskets Bordeaux oil, low, to close sales
10 drums Smyrna raisins
/ hid Zante currants
SO boxes Sicily lemons, &c. may III