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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-02
TRUST SALE.

GREEABLYt to the provisions OF deed Of trust executed
N by Thomas Ball aud Elizabeth his wife, and Of
cord IN the Clerks Office OF the county
shall sell on the 9Th day Of March, 1926 premise. for cash
TO the highest bidder Lot of Ground the Mance.-
designated in plan Of said by No $50 Said lot is
situated the leading from Mayo Bridge aud fronting
the property Of James u Scott Esq.
RICHARD BOOKER, trustee.
Manchester, Feb 1s, 1926. g3-tds
The sale Is postponed until Monday the 18th March
II. BOOK Err tr,.ee
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-02
Nv LMPROYED COTTO.N PRESS.

VIE subscribers ofth city, and Me Heath and Ma.ou
ofe.rsbuig, will shortly have power, to sell licences
USING an improved Cotton Press any the
state. absorption of whi"h may be their Counting
ruom.
cence will be given TO person. the power
received he will set the P immediately, that the peo-
PIE may see H aud he satisfied " IFS utility
- LEWIS WEBB & Co
Nov. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-02
Feb. IL.

VVN1lE subscribers under The firm Of Fox Montague will
i transact general commission business offer their SER
vices 70 their friend, aud the public generally They pre-
pared To receive coitou storage sale, aud ome the
stricte attention any business entrusted to them our H.
H. Montague will attend strictly 10 the selection any goods
That be wanting by country friends either auction or
by prv1te purchase. Office Gary ST. two doors above
hoheure, Robinson& P!easaDls. CHS |. Fox
Dec. y 69-if Ill IL. MONTAGUE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-02
YIRGLNIa GaRDE.ArER.

ID ANDOLPHS CULINARY GARDENER, enlarge and
II adapted the state of climate, expert
enced Gardener, native Of Virginia, price so Just
published ny COLLINS & co.
Eastern District Of Vrginia
Eh Rendered. That the 9th day of Jan. in the 50h
dD Of the Independence ofbe u Stat of America Collins
s,.ss.s and Company OF the said distic have deposited
L. B. this Office the title of book the right whereof they
"'THrsT claim proprietors the words following
"RapdoPs Culinary Gardener, enlarged and adapted the
pfesent state Of our climate by an experienced Gardener
- Native ofVirgina"
In conformity 20 the act Of Congress Of the United States,
entitled "An act for the Of learning by
ns tho copies of maps charts aud books, the authors aud
poPret Of such copies, during the times therein meno
cd" RID; JEFFRIES, CLERK
of the Eastern District Of Va.
b.. nIty
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-02
DIR. II. JI.HRTI.W.

Wi0has practi,ed medicine for many in the WIrd
w where he met with much the cure III yelIo
Fever, Setoula and Chronick diseases has now settled
Staunton, and oilers his services to the public.
SfditrteH, FeJIg.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-02
NOTICE.

.YITITCE.
HAVING sustained much injury by depredatous upon
lands IN Uenrico country, hereby forbid all pen
ron cutting wood making roads hunting upon lands,
we ae determined TO enore the penalty the law upon
uesPa>slhS thereon JOSEPH MARX.
:. JOHN SIMS.
Feb III. 92---2axSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-02
Feb. 25, 1922

The celebrated Horse SIR CH.4RLES,
NJ ILL stand the ensuing season at Tree Hill.
W J. ID. SELDEN.
TIC HiIl, feh. 8, 1875. G9-.n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-02
FOR RENT

IA house. Possession will he given is March ns., RI,
Staud considered 10 be good one person enierrr
ana moderate capital Application TO he made the sse
Der, two miles South Of said oounh, use.
CHARLES THOMPSON Jr
Il0mlin, JAM w N. nt.llf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-02
James RiUer Land for Sale.

Very valuable Tract Of Land, in Charles City county,
20 mile. i nearly 500 acres lying Jane. river,
h; from ioehmond Is offered for sale by the
rus isnd adJ"ns the farm Of Mr., Ll.bery Ro, and j,
wen adapted for the cultivation Of wheat and cot
raj out-houses. ~ "'5 a"" se'e-
Inc terms will he liberal and he known on application
o'o"a Fsrkh!i, Esq Richmond, OF iy addressing
Jan. TO- o' Ne "sIo'o'e'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-02
FE1f9L EOTC-9l7IIJO AZ

FYyHE School at the residence Of the subscriber conducted
n by Mrs Rudd Last year, will he continued again the pre-
sent year under her direction. The Of instruction
prises fall for accomplished and useful eduea,i0
The terms the heretofore, for all charges except
drawing add music $40 per session Of months 20 dollars
paid in sdsnce the balance in two equal payments the first Al
the end Of FIVE months aud me balance al the cod the se
sion Music will be 20 dollars per quarter Of SO e.sons and
drawing aud painting 10 dollars per session.
L. II. MOSBY.
POwllatan. Jan. 81. 85-4,eff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-02
IRON md COPPER.
NAVY COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
I'm Fob 1896

TT7HE Commissioners Of the Navy will receive
Il possls until the 18th day Of March, the supply Of oil
Che Round Square, and Flat, American IRON that may be
required for the use Of the Navy during the present yedo
be delivered at
Portsmouth, " II. not less tlan nine tons (;
Charleston Mass. not less than hundred anil ten tons
brooklyn, New York, not less than hirty-eigh tons
Philadelphia, not less than tons;
GDspOrt, Va. not less than lify ton
Washington, not less than sixty tons
The flat aud square must be haBuaeted aud the round
Ifon made from hammered bars.
Proposals will at III ne he received for the supply
of az the B't and Sheet Copper aud Copper Spikes Rods
sud Nails, that be required at the places where
the iron 10 be delivered.
The Iron and Copper must be Of the best quality, and un
dergO the customary Inspection the place delivery or
such other inspection the commissioners may direct
Persony DESTROYS TO furnish The Iron and Copper
Toned, will be pleased 10 endorse back Of their oe
s words ogers TO furnish Iron (ound, square, Ha) or
Copper, &C. 10 be delivered at (staug the place or
place, Al whiebihe delivery is to bemade."J
Feb ,f5uM
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-02

y virtue Of deed IF ifu, from John Adams and Mara
NJ ret hs wife Samuel q. Adams and Catherine f. his vile
tou shall sell the Sd day Of March next the Eagle
Iote in the city Of Richmond public aclon 10 the high
est bdde for ready money tract OF land county Of
Jamss-e, called Pmey grove oDtaniug by emao about
I249 M. N. ROBINSON,
LIT w. TAzEWELL.
18Th Jan is<5 83skds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-02
MADIsoM's REPORT, Sc


anu ror Sale by the Subscribers handsome Edition of
'nHOISON'S CELEBRATED REPORT
or $685., relative to the
ALIEN AND sEDIrIoN LAWS:
,,, To which appended,
1hE hE.NTUCKY RESOL UTTO.NcS,
oy "r. JDerson, the Price SO cent,.
ihsy may he had at the following places; at the Book
oi Collins co. AMI L. Cottom at the Office. OF the
Enquirer aud Compiler, aud by the Subscribers at their Office
Oh 18th Street, below the Eagle Hotel,
go, . SHEPHERD l. POLLARD.
t,so, ior sale as aboye, the REVISED CODE of 1919,
ana az a rev ". copies of the YfRGiNLA DEB4TES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-02
.lfcssrs. Dqrid y. q PnIaaEi III LaLnaon

.HesSrs. DqUid u. = Pulaski n. Johnson,
EING residents Of this commonwealth: Take notice
NJ that on the eth day Of March next Elisha jackson,
yen, in the county Of Lonsa between the Of O'Clock
A. NJ and yo'clOck NJ shall proceed 20 take the depo,
tons Of Anderson Bowls aud others, be as evidence in
certain soft pending m the Superior Court Of Chanoery
for the Richmond District in which you Plaintiffs and
wm.L. rhomPsonand Thomas Anders are Defendants.
WI. L. THOMPSON.
=. wdy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-02

Notice to the GroWers Of Cotton.
TIyIE undersigned intend be purchasers
J. Of COTTON u this market. They will at all times be
prepared that article IFS fair market value in cash,
aud invite those bringing il here for sale TO give them CALL
Richmond, Sept. 10 S9-tf KERR & CASKIE.
- ANYWAY am informed, from the possession of MIR.
Al HeIekh Jordan Of Lynohburg, Va, time about the
first January last my negio JACOB, formerly the pro-
petty Of Mrs. Elizabeth Lewis late of Powhaan county,
conveyed by hsr by deed Of in Camp
bell Clerks Office The said Jacob well made negro
nearly quite, six feet high, of dark muao eompeAion
20 81 years old, has small his speech
which increased his being agiaied confused. lie Is
probably lurking where in the neighbourhood Of Dr.
Crunp miles above Powhdan courthouse, he he has
wife Mr.. David Towards of that vicinity. liberal
ward will he gwen for his apprehension AMI deposit the Jail
the last mentioned county, and line adore
Inunie ating the fast. ABNER Is. GALLOWAY.
Feb
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-02
8. POTTER & co

Bookbinders end Stationers, Philodelob;o
Owing TO the severe aud long continued indi.,o.;o -
" one Of The partners have determined 20 sell an exteo
or city aoceptaRces. 10y ~ '''H
~ Country merchant. teachers library eoupans, and in
dyiduss invited 70 cali al their store where ns 80 r,
an extensive collection Of Medical Theological sod
neou. works, with every kind Of school BooEin con,
- w. 30. g2-s0t
THE subscribers will transact b,,;ns,, =; a.;
u name Of @. g. A. Warwick. WIS ivy W the
CoRBIN WARWICK.
Rlrhmoaa, ian. 81, isas -'' "f pS.w",s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-02
JOHN s. H'ILLI-4.n GILLLaT,

o. 3A0N m SACkS best suTing Liverpool salt, cargo
S8S&DV of the brig Missionary, from Liverpool
10 halt pipes andlI casks very superior old I. F. Madeis
Wine imported direct two years ago,
10 Hhds, prime ST. Croix sugar,
IS Bags Green Coffee,
s3 BoIc, best Durham Mustard just imported,
; Tierces Rice suitable foi retailing,
Crates Liverpool Earthen Ware good sssottmeats,
40 Boxes superior Ulsre Wine,
Gases be,t London cloths X cashmere. we'll assorted,
! Case bsngup cords & velseeens,
. do stout low priced Irish Linens
Bales German OLnaburgs, rickl.nburs. and Buraps.
II Feb. 9I-SN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-02
AT FIRST COST.

TIME subscriber intending to N. York Immediate
L ", offers hs present valuable Stock FIRST 1t will
be found well worthy the auenton Of Mere Taors and
others, and principally consists Of
Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, Ready made
Clothing, aad TRIMMINGS Of "a pery superior quality
All persons indebted HIM respectfully requested
Go make payment before the 10Th day OF March, otherwise suit
will be cUmmencsd against them aud all pet
TO whom he Indebted will present their Tor
payment THOMAS LAMBERT, Merchant Tailor.
IL Clothing will bo made ~ ordrr usual, until about
the 10Th Of March.
Feb. Is. aS--u
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-06
MEXICAN NAVY

The following, from Vera Cruz paper. prq.
SCENTS lamentabe view OF the state ofthis Na,y
II will require all the exertions of Com. Porter
to render il an efficient establishment:
The true friends OF the Mexican republic. an
who are DESTROYS OF its advancement and pros.
perity have seen, and with grief, the arrival of
one oil the most desirable vessels. for the quail
ties which distinguish it. 1t has been believed
that the nation would purchase this excellent
vessel for It's service, but the lamcntablc and ~.
nous state of out marine, absolutely DESTROYED
will make the Taucitars, (for so they say The
vessel is to be called) instead of an advantage as
burdensome as the others, which are now in port
gong to destruction, after having cost so many
thousand dollars to the nation, and contributed
so efficiently to the surrender of the famous cas-.
Tic OF Ulloa, which has secured forever the inde.
pendencc of Anahuack
One Of them, the beautiful brig America.
yesterday cast anchor in this port God grant
that II may be given TO AN officer of distinction,
and patriot, and that il may not receive the
same destination us the other vessels that II
may he allowed 10 sail and serve the nation. by
destroying the navy and commerce of our enc.
mics, and not be placed in situation TO be bur-
densome to the republic, by remaining fastened
10 the rings of Ulloa, or at anchor in port. Ac.
hvtty and energy are wantng--no more neglect
no more apathy. Phil. F. Journal
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-06

They approve prdisapprove orthe NOMINEE,
projects, governors, and corregidors ~, y
The Executive, from the candidates sol .',aaF
the electors, they choose the fi,eerS ara,ia ~
fefor Courts of Justice To the cku,,,. w In
sors, they nominate candidates for Ind.,'a. ~
the Supreme Court, ArchbshopIics L;Il" ~
&c. nominating three candidates for eoeL pr.
The Chamber Of feasors, Is to esereisc app'
cal aud moral power, similar to that of d. pun
pagitcs oi Athens ard The oisors 81 D., ."'.-
Is Their special du;, to vatoii Ire con,,u., II
wee President ana Seorc'aii,s Of STAT y hs
accuse and impcaeh them Whenever n,,s ' 10
J rom the nominations made by the S"H
they select the officers Of the supreme Ga''s,
Archbishops, Bishops, aud other erel,s;z',u1l
dignitaries. II is also their business n 'asu'1l
ana regulate The liberty Of tic press. In ~
rage the arts and sciences, 10 confer .p'"u
rewards On the meritofious, and to consipn o"a
doors to infamy. e""A
The Judiciary is to be independent .,
thing but the laws In its Organization >, 'efy
nothing peculiar. es
Inc powers of the President rcsen,lI
OF the Chei Magistrate OF our confederate, ,'e
more limited but the British principle "tba,.
hhhg can do no wrong appears 10 have b,a."
dopted IN MS full extent. II is expressly deca,o,
that " the President is the chief of adIniniy,,'
OF state, u1fhom responsibility far lie act, ~
sd'd administration" The whole of this r,. = "s
slbility rests upon the Vice President and p' ~
three Secretaries of State "e
The President commands the army and ~.
appoints their officers and the ofliccis oftb
sury, foreign ministers, consuls. &c. conn. Ia
capital punishment, conycnes special sessio,'',
the Legislature carries into execution tho -.
and The decisions ofthe courts of Justice rec
foreign ministers, and has power TO estatrt
hospitals and military schools, and to confer ,as
itary pensions. ''i
He holds has office for life, and appoint, b;,..
ctSS0r, the Vice President nominated by him wv"
approved by the Congress, being the acleaaS u
edged heir apparent "The President ortbe p r
public is going to be in this constitution Nv y"
Bolivar, "as the Sun, which, placed ia the cea,..
gives light to the Universe. This supreme a'
thorlty ought 10 be perpetual; because in ,bap.
systems, which are without hierarchics. tbora:
more necessity than in others, for a fixed no;,,
around which magistrates and citizens, prr,o",
and things, may reVolye. Gire me q fred o,;a1
said an ancient, and will move the world b '
lie then adduces the experience of Ha,f .,
evidence of the advantages that result FINN
President for life, and supports his propos,ioa
that the President shall hare power 10 alponi h,
successor, by an allusion to our practice in M,
respect. The Government of the t. sta,oy y
he says, :" has lately observed the practice ofa,
pointing the Chief Minister to succeed the p,el;
dent Nothing is so Convenient in a republic ~.
The idea has powerfully possessed my mind an,
have established il as law"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-06
DOME S 4 &c,

FIRE ~,
Lexington, ( d.) Nor. 2.--On Monday morning
last between the houts of 3 and o clock. tbectl-
zens of our town were alarmed by the appalling
cry of tre.'-lt commenced in small house
at The head of the main street (oi pose the
Presbyterian church, and occupied by Mr
Samuel McCo"n. The " ind at the time was We.
ry hlgh and blew from the west--had it veered
round 10 the soth west as it very frequently indi
Gated, 1t Is impossible TO conjecture where the
calamity would have ended The church caught
several times, but owing TO the praise worthy
conduct OF some half dozen citizens, who, BY in.
defatlgable exertions, saved this commodious
and handsome building from the conilagration
which at every moment threatened it. Thehouse
occupied by MIR McCown. ON ing 10 its detached
situation, and from the course of the wind was
the only one consumed. We are sorry to add,
that Nh. McCown has been considerable loser
nearly all his effects were destroyed by this
awful visitation. TJaleH
SYNOD OF VIRGINIA.
The Synod ofVirginia convened pursuant to
adjournment M this place. on Thursday, the Goth
nit
The Rev. B. Rice, of Petersburg, was chosen
Moderator, and the Rev. Mr. Bow man and the
hcy. Mi living were appointed Clerks.
we regret that il is impossible for US at this
'ime, to give condensed view, OF even to ne
nee the numerous and important topics which
occupied the attention ofthe Synod. Wewll re-
marx, that the Theological Seminary Of Ilanp
d'n sidney was, by unanimous vote, taken
under the fostering care and guardianship ofthe
Virginia Synod
The pastors of the Prcsby terrain Churches,
from every district of country, manifested una
nimIty and interest in the prosperity of this uSo
iu nursery of Divines, which the religious car
nor but admire. In the protracted discussions
winch ensued upon several of the important
points pending before Synod, the speakers were
oHen able, and sometimes eloquent. Their OBJ
SerNa'lons were generally free from that aspeT'
II! and sarcasm, ndecorous in any legislat"
assembly, but more especially in one which par
taxes essentially of clerical nature. They adj
Joufhcd IN the utmost harmony and good let'
ing on Monday night last, to meet again ID
Lynchburg ON the third Thursday III October
next. + III.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-06
From the National Journal

MIR. WIRT's FUNERAL GRAFTON.
"hen Mr. Writ was selected by his telloW'Hr
gems TO pronounce a Funeral Eulogy on the cha'
racter and merits of the iIustrious Ex-PresldenH
JEFFERSON and ADAMS, great expectations "ee
raised, from the distinguished rank he held as
an Orator. His efforts at the bar ofthe SUPREME
,onrt, and his reputation as writer, had ele'a,
.ea nm high in the estimation ofthc public, anu
thousands Hooked to the Capitol to witness ola,
play OF oratory, from which they expected |"
experience all that fascination which elOqucncc'
"heh genuine, never fails to produce ;---io'
We're they disappointed. Mr. Wilt not only ~"
''lhed his former reputation, but added ano'iti
wreath to the laurel crown which encrcled W.
prow.-lhe most profound attention was p''-
10 inns tine specimen of oratory every ear va,
open TO catch tie least cadence of his voice, az"
10 receive the impression which he wished 70
produce. His gesticlation was 50 graceful ',
'i"eunon so easy and felicitouS, his tone 50 h'u-
0a'eG, ms imagery SO rich and poctieal. a,'4 III
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-06

yie. forniss VI, ruadofas ,srcs1''o, nnd rtcf;trd
it.is roiig,is ffom The saiinB's tifehn. IN erery
cast. iehfn heg had tfdeA Of aee, hey rerersed
tbeir dshes ielfhoW folpiiag Hsm Hhtnertr ms
ras doat. tn Su1tn foot eerrg n,oae 70 dirorer
Ne ceitsts Of dis4Hteioa. o,d smatiimes i6ok III
he h,ads NJ M far0rif.s, ms D.iHiaera, ord ertn
his grind rie,or. 10 obtain reconciliation IN
eaa Of a Qrnerd retoh, lae Jaasariss L>tf heir
qRariefs. aud tome into me eragiio sqanre, uAys
iAeg piaeed their m>s diaIies upside doun. This
uas iaiely dome nj fonsfnniinopie.
is rerg difficult 10 nscertain Le number Of
Ms corps Of miiitin IN he capital here we6e
l62 ortas, md in ddranopie 10; b,d hs e6fetiee
toree rms erirsmeiy rariobie, IN consequence ot
hs Incorporation II he prorincts II Wpposed,
hoieerer, 10 hare amounted 10 nearly tuo hundred
thousand MsH.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-06

Tit tAe rrfs,s- Fl Watr afhosizs1 20 law pffpaF-
I'd ranlass sssei II Cavity T iie, aad ado n Z, =
teta 81 fasreiss md is.truiioa a Fi Ariil - ie'az
ding fnauantrnt ifgh ar bafse Aafl'ts "f I" 80
Of fhr M,lia 81 tho aiisd fta. io ~ reported Tor rolf
ssletsian ~ as~pen T. ioHsfoss Il as He scss'sn'
Apyfa,rd, in M, I'm
Ne sIz--REsoII TIoN directing Surveys aud Eti-
,iiises for Dry DsoAs.
Rrsoised be- hr ssaais and Hoass Of Reprfseaai'eas
Of IN United STATE ~ Imfrira, N eoHgress assebisd
That the President Il, United eies cansn 9n essini-
uaiou aai acerat snr,'f 10 hf made ~ ssihi ~.
neer Of s,,e for dr. dock ut the Navy Yard at porls-
Inaiih. New Hampshire thariesoan, Massuehnzrus
eookl,n Nssy.l ork aud Gosport, virginia aud that
such engineer b. required 10 Ftne the desans hecnssa-
"a for snf neks the ndtnngfs OF each IT the Hbose=
named plneos fa such establishment, the objections that
apply "a eiicr with detailed enae Of the oNPensf o.
suitable tiia and 81 constructing dock ut zach Of said
places aud that the President be rcaested 10 couni=
eae the anne to Congress DO the first week ~ the next
se.sion. Approved, nd MAY, is16.
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Nv DR.. H1vg \, Farmer, NJ GhariestoH > c, sprksn
nv Mrs f0urg, on ihf ofcGsioR.
Litr ~oanr swin nctonr On the arb ofn,gh,
THIS ei,ssic trmpi' bufs- upon the sight
Says-@s u styt1s--tNith.-n raul thnc,
o. bas Anddns taper heam'd agsin
Aud nHair artisis quick ~ light drsigud
This pallee rtsfeI Ia imperial mind
Ne.--it Is ronl and the breathing Tyre
With thasc huint- IL destined tonspiro
Al ihal u trwh aai srin Is uosi dcut,
From low. giy fmle, 10 Pays nrtlcss tear.
Whit tho q tihnld King IA riball t,mes,
Approved nd instotot bold lnsci,inss rhymes
Wien Gcnits how'd hot nelaaclH,is head
And p1et lnagd Tor Grme who arls Tor bread :
T. thu enough shll this abuse ARISE
To WaTp tho roic canionnd the WISE
No-lgt Tho hirot Or the smrcrine fool
Defidr the lrssops " or rhasicn Il school,
fet such-n ltsllrrs ifnotanrr repnc
Nor learR tits umh Is rt"rs whore divine
hut here mud wisdain = yhfinrs hnd fmrv howof'
The tragtr npse prc.idcs, nor can her powers
nisiarh Tie yiren OF ofcndtkc Sage;
mural audience mtkrs moral stage.
Ilnil riG,i, minstrel, hail enchuniiug maid
Loud 'urI nnprrill queen, t'y potent nd
Tha nav sing Thy glnties aud untold
The wizard lnnnrr NJ thy mtntb gold.
Thy bright Illusion Tine and spncr dcfc-
Yourhh by thy wmid, ths ,nmcs OF Trns arss,
imnlortsiconoio, mnrks the snngninc PLAIN,
tn. dead rnth forth and him A arms agnin--
Hector appcorshis child Is fond,v prtst
Nlh sad inrrhediugs To- the hcro's breast,
With sudden iear his mfmt check Is rad
Arain hi drrlds his fihler's helm Of gold
TINY pnrt--tltr conflict rnges---nil u strife
'orslrt meets rarslel, llic Is lost faf life
Achilles cnmes--hc rtoan ehiefiau flies,
Thrr mect--they wnr--aad Godhlr Hector dies.
1ci moi Italia pas inlonor'd here
Irom Salirc'- lmnd she pncks tlr shining sponr,
purs'iss the fnol, dsooycts fischqod'- nirs,
Hides peerless Virtue in musk Of snlrs,
On modest worth besiaws tho mead of praise,
truv NJ real mem, w1h Areadinn buys,
UcapSfNll confusion on doccptions night
lroircis fhc Jnst md laughs TIE riHaia rJyht
Nor l. tbl, ll-shr seattcrs spclls around
We breathe Arahian gales on hry ground.
fay rs. new mnnuniHs rise IN kinIbnF pride
For ~, new tnrronts roar, new sircnnlcts Glide
While mnrp lenvos her dnll lommn of clay
torrSts her chres aud scars IN light nwuy
ConYokru Inc spirits of unfilcrcd air,
Assilincs command and rules N transport thcro.
To You, We 9.strons, We spells commend,
ON YOU, our lxerits, our rewards depend
Welt may we trust our drupu In the skill
Tbai fmod cid Neptune upIhc woodland hill
And lrit him csIn n nulA eonteniucnt's drrntnr
Ao Non, II" Ncrrids ai Car,lisn streams
10 Whtfc Nnn nnty butteucnts nrisp,
Iff Gnlf mountains narley with me skies;
Like fihlrd Atlas IN the dag- ufold
They hcar zion lnattGg Nmll NJ gdid
t,he'cai whicrs seek lhcir hnushtvcrrs---
Astonisi'd commerce rr,cl, on thNr s,rrss
They slnnd immortal rcoord. of your fame
And e,rih resaund~41r sraai projectors name
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-06

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- occupied the present year by Samuel
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For further information, apply to Mr.. 5. Lam
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October 80 dos