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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-11
IRGLNTq.

At rules holden the clerks Office Of The snDeror court u
chancery for the Richmond district the Sid day Of April
1926: Af''
RATION Davenport William Davenport Patscy Davenport
Maria Anderson. widow Of David Anderson, dec and u.s.
cbar'ah lshc aud Virginia his wife, which said Tarlou
william, Patscy. Maria and Virginia, children and
distributes of William Davenport, decd, pits.
against
John Blby, admir- Of William Davenport, decd and Tho
mas M'Douge, survivor of Thomas MDougIe and Maio,
Niniree securities on said klbys administration bond
and the said John Klby admir- OF the aforesaid Major
WnGcc, dne
Tie defendant Thomas VI Douglo not having entered
his appearance and given security according the act Of
assembly aud the rules of this court and il appcarire by
satisfactory evidence that be is iuhabitani Of this
country: IS ordered that the said defendant do appcar
here on the tenth day of the and answer the b of
the plaintiffs and that cory Of this order be forthwith in
serted IA some newspaper published I'm the city Of Rich
mond for two mouths successfully and posted the from,
door Of The capitol. IN Tie said CITY.
~ s r~n- Tcs,c ~. IT, HENINC
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-11

Our opinions on the subject of Constitutional power
sut,n 10 nave been influenced by the changes in the
PuDlo ru feiaVc to the general policy of protecting
duties The principles of the economists are more and
more oliused through the OF Society, aud have ex
er'ed an influence on the Cabinets of Transatlantic Co
'e''"'en's-even of Great Britain tie favorite abode
and home of PROTECTING duties Fnr il;Gcront ,rs ,,
e Oh opinion at the time Of the adoption of The Con-
"u0h the construction of which cannot be affected
our changing views of political pedcncy: and the
Nc" me",S OF The age have done more than to sue
Tons they "dmonsh US To a more guarded use of the
power without enjoining lis total abolitionn
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-11

Nm CHANCERY.- At court held for New-Kent
a county, on the 9th day of February, 1926:
Thomas liilliard' complainant,
against
Claiborne Day, and Emily Jones, by - -, her
guardian ad Item and next friend, dfendanG.
The defendant, Claiborne Day, having entered his
appearance according to the act Of assembly and the rules
OF this court and it appearing the satisfaction Of the
court that he is iubabtant Of this commonwcal
"n the motion of the plaintiff by his attorney ordered
tnat the sad defendant do appear here the first day
NAY court next and euer his appearances and answer
plaintiff bill, and that copy of this order he inserted
ono Of the newspapers published in the city o Richmond
for eight weeks successfully and posted up the front door
Of the said courthouse.
II Copy Trstc, y. .NDRTDGEc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-11
VIRGLNT4:

VIhGEyNI.4:
At rules holden in the clerks office The superior court of
chancery for the Richmond district 3rd day of April
1896: N ''''
JON" Depp, administrator of Benjamin Harris, iecd pl4
against -
Horatio Tmpn, an
Inc defendant not having entered his appearance and
gwen security according the assembly and the
rules OF this court aud it appearing by satisfactory eycuce
na ne Is not an mhahitan OF this country ordered
a me SAID defendant dn appear here tenth dav of
he next term and answer the bill of the plaintiff and that
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in some uewn,er
III me c'y OF KIchnond, for two months success
sivey, and posted front door of the capitol in the
said city. " ~
81 copy. Teste, H.U. ". HE&LNG r. E.
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TIRGINL4:


AT rules holden in the clerks Office superior court Of
chancery for the edmond district the }rd day p
John C. Hohson, admir- de bonis with the will annex
ed OF Mathew Mabem, deed, the said John c. Hobson
and Mary his wife, in right Of the said Mary, late May
Ma5en, Mathew Maben, and John Maben, 1i.s
against
James Jameson Willis B. Wick, aud Martha c. his wife
John Bland David Maben, 7. J. Pctkson aud C. Ford
m DIS.
The def ndants Willis y. Ycb and Martha his wife. not
having entered their appearance and given security accord
ing 10 Inc act OF assembly and the rules OF this court and
it appearing by satisfactory evidence that thew are not in
naoltants OF this country is ordered, the said dcf-
daht do appear here the zenith day next term and
answer me OIL OF the plaintiffs and that copy
der be forthwith inserted some newspaper published in
the CITY OF Richmond, for months successrcv aud
posted at the front door of the Capitol in the said city,
u copy. Teste, W.h ". UEyNI.NCF c. c.
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YIRGLNL1;

PIRGLNL1:
AT rules holden In the clerks office of the superior court of
chancery the Richmond district the 5rd dv of Ami,
1896: - I'''
John L. Archer nh
against
Lewis l. Parham Elddge Smith, John Baker and shadrick
Alfriend, d1s
The defendant Shadrck Aent, not having entered his
appea rance and given security according ct of
bly, and the rules of this court nd appearing hv
tory evidence, that he no nhabitan of ibis country:
IL is ordered that the said defendant do appear on the
teh day OF the next term and answer the DILL plain
tf and that copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published i'll the city of Richmond lortw
months sncccssiVey and posted the front door the
capitol in the said city.
p copy Tcste, H,H. ". HENLNG, c. e.
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TIRGLNTA:

TIRGLNIA:
AT rules, holden in the clerks Office of the superior court
cancey for the Richmond district the 3rd day Of april
1926: 'F'
William w Henmg, PN
against
John Hendree Elijah Brown, George w Walker George
iiendree Hamilton Potts w. w. Smith, Albert w Smith,
Sarah Ann Smith, WIN. Smith md Robert {; Scot, - nd
John ; Myers trustees under deed oftrust executed v
the sadJon lendrce Joshua Crump, Solomon and Moses
Allen and Prentis Chubb doing business under the firm
S. & Nj. Allen & Co. and Nehemiah richenor dix
The defendants John Hendrec, Elijah Brown Georre ".
aIke and S& NJ Allen not having entered their appcar-
ance and given security according act of assembly
ana the rules OF THIS court, and appe by satisfactory
evidence that they not inhabitants of his connii i
ordered that the said defendants appear here on the tenth
day next term and the bill of The plantif AVID
that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted
paper published in the city Richmond for two
cessvey and posted at the front door Of the capitol in the
said city.
q copy, Tesc. U,N ". HE.NJEG. e. c.
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FRESH HATS
OF EE2I XAEEaaT e E.sszyY0Egg,

y" . ~ III = 100. 5 sIEEaJNAS5s
FENHE subscriber takes liberty OF Informing his i,,.
\ and the public, that he has just returned from New
York, with splendid assortment Of the above goods: cr
ssng Of the following kinds, viz. Gcutcmcis st 81 and
Sd qualities black Beavers do. do. Castors; do do nita
ton Beavers; st I'd and Sd qualities Roams youths nd
cldrcu's hats caps, and large assortment Of
WOOL HATS, Of various qualities-all Of which have
selected in person. and my friends and custom
crs that they such as can give satisfaction;
all or any Of which feel disposed sell for small advance
for cash only.
ACCORDING to ORDER the shortest notice Old hats
and tho smallest favor gratefully acknowledged
JOHN THOMPSON
n. B. Those indebted 10 me- whose accounts are Of si
months standing requested call and discharge the
same, and those to whom am indebted viii please to hand
ir their accounts for payment.
Scr r.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, }
Ill ODL. 4

NJ Office is hereby the Projectors Of the six
Il per Stock of 1913, Loan Of $7.50Oe0O, ahat
the principal of the said Stock remaining unfedceined;
the interest which may be due thereon the time, viii
paid TO the said Propretors their Legal representa-
tves, duly authorised the first day Of July next
Treasury, in Washington, at surh Loan Office, the
books OF whicI portion of said Stock may stand
Infoma ton is further given that surrender of the
caes of the said six per Stock of 1915 will be reqr
cd at the time of redemp,on aud that the
will and determine the 30th day of .une 1896
RICHARD RUSH,
Secretary OF the Treasury
April 7 9l-25t
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WILLIAM WALLER HENINC

z AS resumed the Practice of the I.aw-.lqrice on
Z 4 points of law aud equity, will he given for the Gus
omay fees, and not OerwjSc except in cases where the
applicant shall declare his her inability TO pay fee: in
winch event not only advice will be gwen but professional
services rendered, chou any fee. Corcg7tcin in all
Its branches executed for commensurate with the in
tricacy of the subject.
Richmond, March 10 1896 L.
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BY PLEASANTS & SMITH.

Ut The CONSTITUTIONAL WING IS published i,cice q
oeek, (Tuesdags md Fdays) al fire dollars per an,m
payable an Advance.
IL Precious TO discon 'iauGnce Of The paper all ar
rearases must be pad up find those co may irish 10
discontinue, 'oW notify The Editors that effect al least
thirty days before the period expires for lich hey b-
scribed
" For adcerftsing-15 cents square (ories) for he
first insertion, and so cents for each
number Of insertions must be noted Tie MS oMerce
they will be continued and charged accordingly.
" Advertisements from The country 10 be paid for
Advance assumed by responsible individual IN This
place Manchester.
~ an letters 10 The Editors must be post paidOr they
tciL receire attention.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-11
Cut Nails, Ground Plaster

F.4.NILY FLOUR, &c. SC
Ais and Brads, all sizes, in Kegs of so and 100 15O
~ and 200 lbs a large assortment
ans to cuch suitable for tobacco kegs aud gsheads
Hoop and plate iron, Of various widths
Horse shoe iron and nail rods .
Iron and steel, rolled order
Nova Scotia and French plaster III barrels md
warranted genuine
Family Flour, i'll barrels and half barrels very white and
rises well
Old Madeira Wine, of high favour in demiiohns.
O"i wan Mandatory is upon large scale-we are en-
abled TO execute orders with despatch from The
and our terms are low aud accommodating.
Feb. % IA y,
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Drugs, Medicines, Paints s. DYE Stuffs

NOR Sale by the subscribers the accommodate
"A ing terms. They regularly supplied from the
northern cities, and can their Medicines
fresh and genuine
In addition to their stock of Medicines they have for
sale,
Brushes of every kind,
a handsome assortment of Shaving Soap,
l.orrillard's Maccaboy SMUT
Bells Maccabny Strasburg and Scotch Snuff
Putty, Window Glass Train Oil, Paint OIL Glue Sc
They Agents for the sale of DIR. Dyott's Family
Medicnesalso for the sale Rennie Garden Seeds
JOHN F. REEVES & CO.
II street, opposite the Shockoe Hill Tavern.
April Z OF &c
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zEEr d saT a. CT AIBoRME,

.iITORNEY-.4 I-L.AW,
AS Removed TO the new office in Souhgate' Build.
a ngs, the of 18th and Capitol streets, and
immediately opposite the City Hall.
ADri 4 Il,
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SIR ALFRED.

FENfIE Public is respectfully informed that Sir Alfred
q continues stand at my stable Lebanon nea r
Charles City CourtHouse for the present His high
character and beauty entte him equal partcpa
least, with other celebrated horses, will only add
colts extremely promising. Terms made knownby
HENRY b. CHRISTIAN.
april Q1-St
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DRAFTS on Boiimore, PHILADELPHIA, and We,c York.
81 for sale at CoHENS' Lottery s. Exchange Office
opposite the Eagle Hotel Richmond
April
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-11

lN oIlCE-JOhn L. Wadsworth, Orn w illams flor
J. y neriy of the firm of J. & o. WilamS) and Austin
Williams have connected themse Ives in business under ,c
firm of WADswoRTu & WILLIAMS w
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-11
W.4DSJVOR7U s, WJLILguS

d
Have taken the Store formerly occupied by Messrs Hays
Il Loomer, aud will i'm few DAYS omen an extens,e ~
sor'ment of DRE GOODS.
They solicit the attention of Country Merchants aud
their former custome:s generally.
March % O.
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CHE Constitutional e99f,ie=
DEBATE ON THE STATE REsoIUTIoNs

Is THE SENATE OF VIRGINIA, Friday March 8 lace
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-09

scis vere soid srd spol,ard under she eyes OF the
Spanish authorities. IL is supposed that the cap
tors under the French flags be made answeras
BILE.
The Insurance Companies Of Baltimore alone,
without considering private claims, had upwards
OF 100000 rejected Philadelphia, about five
hundred 'housand-New York, nearly the same
Boston, &c. do. Charleston, Sc. The whole
amounting TO upwards of 81 900, 600.
AT the last annual sitting of the French Ac,
denny, the prize of 10000 francs, for aIeri,
and Vrtue,' was awarded to Pierre Martin. n
poor day-labourer, who having married a moor
girl, who had three blind brothers, and an infirm
father, maintained them by his labour, and would
suffer none of them to ask aims, though he had
three children of his own to support. He worked
night and day, depriving himself of sasienance
that they should not want, till he frequently fell
down from over exeSion, and want of food The
second prize, of 5000 francs, was given TO a
poor erl named Hermte, who took a poor deaf
and dumb child under her protection, and. with
out any knowledge Of the methods in use, succeeded
IN teaching her little protege to read and write
Various other rewards were distributed ON sniIor
grounds. The prizes, for publications Conducive
to morals and virtue, were awarded to the Baro,
dc Gerando, Tor work on :" Moral Improyemen,
or Self Education" and to the work of the late.
Madame Campan, &c On Education.''
Christian Observer, Non lss5
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FROM BRAZII.

BOSTON, Jan. wv have receiv ei fror, ~,
IopM several numbers OF Alaranham ne,vsn,n.r,
up TO 18th Dec. They contain nothing of General
interest The following scraps are all that attract
ed our attention.
The news OF the recognition of Brazil bv the
Portuguese government " as receiy ed ar Morarb.r,
on tho l5h of Dec
II appears By several official articles that the f.,
mine OF Ceara was raging with increased and in
cfeasing Jury. 1t was apprehended that il woula
spread to the province of Para; where in fact If
already began TO be felt.
The last news from Monte Yideo was IN ser,
l2'h, when The Brazilian Commander in Cb;ef
the Count oil Laguyra, relates an affair in which 4
OF quo OF the rebels Of the Banda Oriental were npn
10 hight with loss of so or 60 killed - one h1aio,
one Ensign, and soldiers, prisoners
these papers are about two-thirds filled with do
cFees and orders of the Emperor, and of the Presi
dent OF Maranham, who is the head of ALI a,,bo.;-
ues' civil and military Of the province-reeula1inp
The military and naval service of the ennire az
province: The following is a curious specimen.
Head Quarters. Maranham, Nov 90. 1925 Or
Ger OF the day. His Imperial Majesty baviu, de-
termined that all the troops of the rueular arm.
shal toeor mustoehios, His ExcelIency The Pre-.
sdeni and Military Governor orders the Comm,n-
dants OF the several corps to see that the individuals
OF their respective corps carry into execution said
Imperial determination.
by another order the same regulation is extended
~ such OF the militia as receive pay from him.
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ne 'usorber intending retire from commercial pdr
us eT Tor sale their entire Stock NJ Good. eompriuz
generals aud extensive assortment Of rv Goods. I,,drafe
&c, &C; amounting probahyio about 10000 dollars
49, o. nsse GOODS have been purchased The different
tons N Baltimore, Philadelphia and NewYork A. vsrv Ios
ana me Pnepa pad ihereofwlhin the Last u months.
Inc payments he hdeto s the convenience Of the pur
chaser on hrs giving approved security. Until sale ~ he whole
nav be eaa . Ss s'ssea we VIII continue TO sell
The purchaser 81 The Goods may ftu or s,e f fern, III
years The Store which have occupied for ,sv YER, ana
whehwe have hesitation IN saving l. The bet ,snd - an
me lover country fer extensive retail e.,sbbnyf Pho
CONSIST OF convenient Store house, with re
e. oonhoafton of small family. wrrehou.e and al
cessafy clubhouse. PEI wishing 10 hv may .anine Tho
goods and know The tcrio, application to
Gloucester cous,house Jan a. ss-,.f
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FIRE IN MONTREAL.

on the Gath ut. fire occurred on Point a Cal
meie' Montreal, and ragged with great violence, till
sion stores Of d. w. Eager, and La Mortaana
Containing large quantity of ashes and provisions
'he buildings OF VIM. Moore, occupied as an Office
ana store Tor The inspection of provisions Store
belonging to H. Bouthillier, and occupied bv III.
Gates Y Co. The inspection store of Mr.. Bou-
'hiier' also caught fire. but was saved by the great
exertons OF the people, who threw large ouantitie,
OF snow upon it, The loss is supposed to be A.
poul hieen thousand pounds, of which about Elk
thousand were insured.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-09
LATE FROM pERNAMR1rco

ieafn, oy captain Swain, arrived at the Vine.
yard in "a days from Pernambuco. that il y,o -
ported, when he sailed, that the Emperor of Bra-
ri had lost 1000 men in an engagement Mt the
River Plata. Transports with battalion of eavsl-
ry' sailed from Pernambuco few DAYS before
destined Tor the River. Every thing was quiet :,
fernsmouco. Sir Char les Stewart arrived there in
the diamond on the l7'h December from Rio Je-
he"o' Oh Visit. l-VeDport .Hercur2n
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'he Tailor in c,,lins De rloth.


VIII speak Of the tue comic section,
.ssii. m Tailor is now such Gotta,
ffii5ut he talks uf las trelr's geuu!eclion.
IL you Laugh at has handy-lcg.ed clan,
Tie calls 1t unhInlsone delTIction,
Aud cocks up his chm like
Tho-sh we haOw thIt hes only fraction
Sing, toll lie iol Ol, &c. &c.
The blacksmith midst einiers aud smoke,
Whose visage IS one ol the dinuiest,
Iii. furnace profoundly will poke,
With the air Of 4 pra;iical chemist;
Poor Vulcan las recently got
y lingo that's almost historic,
Aud tell You thai iron - hot,
because At i hii'd wnh oa.uric!
Sins,t de rol lo', sc. &c.
The lInso,t. in hook learned tone,
Describes IA a L very best 3 lumar
The resistance that dues in The stone,
Aud the power that reside, in tue hammer
Furthe SOU ol the trow Il aud bod
Looks As big a, the frog attic Fable,
Whiie b. salts Ia Il jliyOn as odd
y. l.is u, eihren tne builders of Babel
Stag, tui dc rol lll &c. &c.
The Cobier who sit, at your gate
Nov penswely points hiS hogs hriste,
Though the very sAnf cUbler oi late
Der his work used 10 ling aud To whistle;
Bul eobbliug'.a paitry pursuit
For nau of POLITE cducatiou--
Iii, works may he trod under foot
Yet hes one Of the ,rls at Creation
Sing, tol lie rol lOi, IL. &c
oh lcarnias'> very iine thing
IL almost IS treason 10 doubt it,
Yet many Of whom could sing,
Perhaps might we'll he w,Ilout !,
Aud without II my days will pass,
A'or 10 me Il was meier worth dollar,
Aud don't wish to look like IN AS
( Byuying To taik iiks 4 Scholar!
Sin.;, toi de rul lol, &C. &c.
Let .rhoulna.teis bother their brains
IN their day and thciI inu,ty vocation;
: Bat what oan The rest OF us gam
~ uiedifn; with such bolhcraiion
We csnnot tie yeIy far wrong,
Ii we live like our fathers before us,
WhA.e Learning went round IN the song,
Aud whose cares were disp,lied ia the Cio,us.
Sing, tol de rol lol, &c. Se.
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1M1sCELLANEoms

Wash'Hgton irving is now at Paris PREPARING
collection OF stories" for the press. A gem
ieman VINO has peTused some of them, represents
them to be more original and to possess &C.,.
interest than any yet published by him.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-09
FROM HAVANA

nv, @ . NORFOLK, Feb. l.
whence she sailed 18Th January, came in from s-,
on Sunday night last, and NIid.hipman Trotter. a
passenger, was landed at Old Point. who arrived
here on Monday evening Ha informs ,ta, ,ha
U. 3. ship Constellation, captain Woolsey. wa.
a, Havana when he left, all well excep, c,p,ai,
w. who had been i'll and was still slightly indi,-
posed The U. S. ship Hornet captain Wou,l--
house. was beating into Havana as the F. came
out The q. 5. schooners Grampus, Lit. Com
C'ssn, and Fox, 1t. Com. Wilson, were Mt Ma
tanzas, the former having arrived from tbi, nor,
i4th January, all well. Midshipman Mitchell. az
North Carolina, late OF the Hornet, died AT Havana
about the LIST january. H. Is. Ms frisate Pyr,-
mus, captain Newcoinb, sailed from Havana 18Th
december Tor the Mississippi. A skirmish toe,.
place oil Malanzas q few days previous to Is,h
January, between an English and two Spanisb
schooners with troops board. One e.f the latin
vessels fired into the English schooner which soor,
alter boarded her. spiked her guns, and carried he,
INTO the moro, ordering her consort to follow her
which order was promptly complied with There
were number OF American vessels at Havana.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-09

M. Chaberi, the director Of the veterinary school
OF Abort, bad number Of cows which welded
IL gallons OF milk every day. In his publications
on Inc SUBJECT, nc observes that cows fed in the
winter upon dry substances, give less milk than
those which are kept upon q green dist snd ai.n
tha' their milk loses much Off quality He pub-
iishes the following receipt, by the use Of which
his cows afforded him an equal quantitv Of mil
during the winter as during the summer. Take n
bushel oil potatoes, break them whilst raw. nIscs
them in barrel standing up, putting in a,rces.
siVeiy layer oil potatoes and layer of bran. and
small quantity OF yeast in the middle Of the
mass winch IS 70 be left thus to fsrment during
whole week, and the yinous taste I,ss
the whole mixture, it is then given % a. s.
who cat it greedily. >
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.f,Om NVctes AmbrosiaiH, ia Blaekwoods Masaa'ne
TIE MARCH OF'INTELLECT.A new song

Tune Througi. all tAe En,piOynrn,' Q A.ft."
Oh Learnins'sa very fine thins,
y, also Is wisdom and kniwied5o,
Eur man l. a. gieat a. u King
Ii lac has but the airs of college.
And now-a-d,ys all must admit,
la Isrrnin.s we're wOndiVuslv lIyourd,
kpI yJu sea- ce DER yoar window ,pii,
But some lcuned iian i, beslayti'd
Snis, I'll dc tVl lVl, &c.&c.
wen all Of u. shortly be doomI
10 pant with our pam understanding,
For I.ieiiert now has assumed
IN attitude uu'y cOmmAnIihS!
Ali ranks are 50 drtadiully wise,
Common sense Is sc, quite al c;ilncc,
And the child Tor ,ts porridge ,a.t cries,
Must cay in; the hmsuageof Science,
SINS toi de rolt ol sc. &c.
The Uearsr /; surely become,
To talk Oi Iii. weh's iN nluliun,
lUr doubtless the hero OF th,uns
Is Il member oi some institution
Jle speak. Of supply anJ demand,
Wi,h the airs u great legislator,
And alI4ost can fell ou OF iIaaJ,
That the sinslle Z il les th..uthe. GREATER.
Stag, tol de roi loi, &c. AC.