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AN ACT in addition 10 an act passed
February twenty-fourth, A. d. one thousand
eight hundred and eighteen, concerning
Poor Prisoners, and other rorsono.
SEC. I. Bet enacted blythe Senate aud House
Of Representatives., IN General Court assembled,
and by lie authority Of tie same, That when
ever any person shall appear for the purpose Of
taking the poor debtors oath, and there shall
be but one Justice present, the said Justice
shall have the same power 10 adjourn the pro-
ceedings, as the Justices now have by Che 6rst
section Of the act TO which This in addition.
SEC. Q. Bet fGr!her enacted, That the afore-
said proceedings may be adjourned from the
place appointed to any other within the limits
of the Gaol yard, when necessity or convent
ence may require it.
Approved by the Governor, June 90, 1896
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1AeltNlotts GMteui9cMce.

Foreig" Religious Intelligence.
Chino.-Messrs. Tyerman and Ben
net, Agents for the London Missionary
Society, in their journal of three days
spent in passing up the river PetGi"g,
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Dedicdtion-We understand the new
and handsomely finished Meeting-H ouse,
erected by the Congregational Society
i'm Wallingford, was dedicated to the
purpose of Divine Worship on Wednes-
day the 4'h inst. A discourse suited to
the occasion, was delivered by the Rev.
James Moves, 20 a crowded audience.
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Massaclaaasetts $pp.

- the LIBERTY OF THE PRESS Is ESSENTIAL
40 THE SECURITY OF FREEDOM
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WHOLE NO. 277s.

orue; can certainly do vvittout ; ),
s,;nu Ruth and with this consider
au I she got safely out of the sbon
b,,a er mother had now finished her
business BUSINESS 10 this town but as they we're
w;oIai. 10 the inn, a paslry-cook,s
4" Ma,ap reminded Ruth of a new want.
u am" said she, 6 are not YOU hnn.
cry am very had not we better 1 oo
~ ana nave something % O
.,,;, thought you brought some his
e1 III IN your basket said her mo,haD
-. rye SO did," said Ruth, So 1ve
ha "nen they reached the inn, the
l. maise not being ready, Ruth's mother
,,em ou' ner pencil and wrote some
hhg on the back of bill, which she
men handed to her daughter. saving
see my dear, if 1 have cast this mn
,gn s =, Rnth took the paper, and
ead the following account.
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n
Total, saved by doing 9th. ~
out IL, 90
:. ruth smiled, and said, eyes, mamma
u y is quite right; and if it had NOT baon
.1r you should have been quite uronpn
nay Ruth replied her mother =,
!liuS. give you some credit this morn
ing sor having yielded so easily 10 NV
suggestions; prudence does moi consist
~ nor being tempted, but in not uieldine
70 temptation. Yes, you have saved %
least ~ 2s. 4d this morning NV The.
'lmeiy use of those few simple words.
ana think they would form an excel,
leh' motto Tor you, now that YOU are
entrusted with the disposal, OF monev,
es, SAID Ruth, quite delighted. II
can 90 Sv1thout At this shall be NV
mol'o; will write it on the lid. of nv
money box it is an excellent motto.
mamma -
When Ruth returned home che No..
pleased to think not only that she had
saved her money, but that not one oftbe
aftlcies she had wished for was really
She now congratulated her.
sen that, TO the mere pleasure of novel.
Iy' which would have lasted but a few
hours, she had not sacrificed sum-
winch would, by and by, purchase
lnlngs that she would really want, and
mat she could not do without. Unnec.
essary expenses always rob either our
selves or others; we either deprive
ourselves of something essential to our
comfort afterwards; or defraud the
Economy and h6eralify go hand in hand.
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PRINTED Fer THE PRoPREEToRs BY
SAMUEL B. MANNING,
OPPOSITE THE NEW MEETING-rToUsE.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-03-23
MARRIED,

On Thursday evening last, by the Rev. Henry
White, Mr. WILLIAM CoHEE, to Miss HARRIET
MGEE, all of this Borough.
On 4th day last, at Friends Meeting, West
Nottingham, Cecil county Md, JosEpH THOMAS,
of this Borough, to ADRIANA MOORE, of the form
er place.
On Thursday, the 10th inst, by the Rev. Sam
ucl Bell, WILLIAM NJ. GEmmILI, Nj. D., to Miss
MARGARET ANN, daughter of John Sutton, Esq,
all Of St. Georges.
On Thursday evening last, near Stanton, by
the Rev. A. K Russell, Mr.. DAVID MADILL, to
Miss JANE FERGrsoN, both of W. C. C. Hun
dred, N, Castle CO.
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APPLE TREES.

THE Subscriber has large and general as
sortment of the best selection ofgrafled APPLE
TREES, of the proper age and size for trans
planting, which he will sell at a reduced price
(as he wishes to sell out) at the establishment
known by the name of DIXON'S NURSERY, in
Kennel township, mile from HoAessin Meeting
House, and II from Chander's Tavern on the
Lancaster Road.
Haincs Jackson.
Sd mo, t4tt, 1925. 2S--4f.
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FOR SALE lit this Office,
Price 81, bound in boards,
THE BEREAN.
VOL. I.
Abstract of the Contents
VOL. I.

Abstract of the Contents.
Atonement-the doctrine briefly considered.
Biblical Criticisms-on Pet. l9.--on the Lords
Superior Cor. XIV. 45-6-7-8-o,
Brownlee's lnquiry-revew of, in detail.
Calvin-Biographic sketch of,-and Servetus
Church & State-Church Establishment, views of
Clerical Schemes
De Witt Clinton's Address before the prcsbyte
rian Education Society-remarks on,
Converts in India
Cotton Mather-biographical sketch Of
Covenanters-Scottsh,
Creed-a written,
Church Discipline
Ecclesiastical IIistory-sketches of,
Educated Mnstry-Education Society.
Esquimaux, priestcrsft among,
Evidence--the necessity of, exemplilied,
Franklin, njamin--biographica sketches cf
Grace-univ ersality Of
Griihn's speech before the Presbyterian Educa-
ton Society reviewed.
Gurney's Observations and Letter-strictures on,
Hicks neutrality-suspicious. Religion
lnfant baptism-Inquistion. account of,
Keith, George--bographi al sketch of,
La Fayctte--
Leslie, Charles-bographi sketch of,
Memorial--yrginian,
hliller's lecture on Crceds-strictures on.
Ministry, Female--lengthy remarks on,
Nfissons-Natonal Tract Society
Naylor, Janes-biographca sketch of,
Orthodoxy
Penn and Meads trial
Penn, Wam-biographica sketch of
William Pitts letter to the people of England.
on the abuse of Religion
Professor and Possessor Of Religion
Reformaton--the progress of;
Sermons of Elias EIicks--extracts from,
servetus--biographical sketch Of,
Slavery-immediate, not gradual abolition Of
extracts from pamphlet London, 1894.
Society for promoting Christian knowledge-pro
ceedings of,
Theology-questions in,
Trnity--the doctrine briefly examined,
Observation-Disclosures account of, in N. ENGLAND,
Whninston Del, Feb a8th, 1925.
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DIED.,

=, IN Westford, Mass. widow BETTY
1t CHER, aged 95. She lived to say,
,a S.ise daughter, SO to thy daughter, for thy
Sbsasnter's daughter hath daughter-she
LAY lay, la children, ia grand and great grand
s,a,'iafen-over sa 80 of her connexions follow
~ ~ as mourners to the grave. She reatain-
W. Won aer sight and memery till her death
has has neloyed and respected by all who knew
;m;,a, INIT, ana LETT character worthy of all to
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THE UNI FED STATES
LITERARY GAZETTE.
Vol III.-March l., 1S25.--No. VIII.


CONTENTS.
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Italian Opera. l. L'Amante Astuto; 2. II
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Misceiidny.-The principles of political Econ
omy. %. Duties on Imports.
Original Poetry. spwaton--Sonnet-Son
The buble and balloon-Vanity of earthly
things.
Critical Motices.-Napoleon and the grand ar
my in Russa-Iiints for the improvement of ear
Iy education.
hitelHgeace.-Royal society Of lterature-Na-
tives of the Philippine Islands--varietes-
of New Publications.
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ed on the first and fifteenth day of every month
Each number contains 40 pages Svo making two
volumes year of 4S0 pages each. The annual
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on the first day of July.
SUBSCRIPTIONS received at this Office.
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CARD.

lEfENRY ]. PEPPER presents his sincere
~ thanks to his friends and customers for the
liberal share of business with which they have
heretofore favoured him, and respectfully in
forms them that he will hereafter be found at
No. 46, Chesaut-street, Philadelphia
where he will thankfully receive, and faithfully
execute, all orders in his line of business.
March. 90
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Lew Court of Newcastle County.


following
of and the balance his
the lthemre respectively
Shew
9,
NO
County. from 1@ March, 1926, to I'd Aaycb. 1896
PAYMENTS
the following rdersan alow
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TO RENT,

A Iouse and Lot, pleasantly situated
in Wcst-st, near Friends Meeting. Apply to
Margaret M'Camon.
Wilmington, Sd Mo. %, 1926. 26-4t
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JOHN JANyIER
''4 es js% % ;; ss ssss s ss; Caste
following allowances,
"a Jacob rash i attendance and commissions s@5
John John d'ssi e Philips de- de- do DO ss ss9 10
sSS S,%a%;s %5,Sassy Marley d. d. d. & g g g
SSsiiPP hsssysodidd Do %. i
:: $::.i!: :.5! s,:;:.,, f.
"i'" ss attendance II" te' and March, 1924 ss7l ss
M15,% Th1nss Sss"ass' fs"sa, allowances j G%s}
$::;:: $: S?::;; q; 5:i e.; ; 9''::
4; s:ss:s
willie" ao w''ss't de- iaasi5p snspva 100 55s9} s9} "
sjs! pa Sss1as esnrse raising and sra 500
S;ta4y ss:S'a Railway and Flooring -;
Young am, r,.. !. c. n,t. lands, Sc. f2s lSs 55 55
Aetssr. assss% n%is do sio~aee sssa to Com se 9s
G1sstaa Christian .s,D DO repairs airs. . os9 40
Stif9s ses ii a.ass caa.sssy sSsf @sPsH. sH' %
App.annna and 46sl9
Rs;s.i ss;si;5 ;;5: s:5S' 50, a,4s' @
Not. ~'",~s ,p. '3ss 3ss, % 53
Da,c. certificate year
Viii% in ss Sc ssasss ss transferred 5@ss55} @s5}
hsnh a Of e% 6e~ae eS dssoSn e1a n" ie
Ds' Dst Stsna: se:9, Atm sa as % ssa s ss Goal l go
James Rogers &eya sse7 s''''' as states Attorney 40 ''
ptt4 P:,: 6. 6 S.ss; S,sS : %ss3 g; s3
Pynter Jerk Of the sal
Cornelius Blney, elk Supreme Court 46 09l
s: S'' 6 "ss s !. s ,sss
toto Ishsh feightgrads iii I5d -,
Witnesses Fees, sundy persons AIS eoI
Henry vning making 100
~
Nssh sSssph shoh1n n.,do 1s9 81
Robert so IL i
andS Stationery,
lJameswh So so
Mssasqsa nssss; %9s Walters i9s i9s
.ase@orS' Genera
1aen 1.se Hsrdfsl;ss sr ee1sS s%s 's5%
John Walker Mill Creek % m
Peter L. ogle W c. do 50 SO
Castle 90 SO
Joseph Thompson Pencair az 90
William Hickey Red Lion
lJamesHo %
AbamRo Rothwel,Ap APPOINTMENTS ia 43
Sunday Schools ~ ~
Margaret Darsh 1924 - 90
jesse Turner . 40
Mrs Brandy do do ias 90
Eliza sH,s. Rvsh W.sn do se is% iaSo
Eliza do "a @
Mary Jones
IsamuelIa IA 20
1879 10 w
Public sV"'-Tso"s ds burners services sa s5s - ss
Evan Justice So
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Collectors and Hundreds.
Robert Galbraith, d. Wine
Alexander Porter, Chris.
John Clark, NJ. Creek
James Robinson, w. C. C.
Samuel M'Intyre, Pcncad.
Andrew Barnaby, N. c,
John c. Clark, r. Liont
Isaac Scott, st. Georges.
Andrew M'Murphy, Apo.
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preceding
Seal made by the com"se TO the Levy Court Con
Castle this sixteenth day March A.
r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-07
TO BE SOLO,

the first day OF February next, If not far then on
the nextar day thereafter, the door OF Mr.
Verdrrs Tavern at Orange courthouse the Tract of and
wherein the said Tavern erected together with The sad
and oiAer appueaDt buildings including the parcel or
tract OF land purchased by the Vedier of Richard
Chapman, and including the lots from Nch.l,' ore
house along the road the gate top OF the hill and
other lots Of land conveyed simple hy aid Vrrder
Pr.0r the 2G day Of November 1922 On this rrao;.on
the M much elevated above the rest Of The village
iereo'. brick tvo-sfoy dwelling house, which, if
viii be sold separate with the land attached Also at
the time and place will be Sold the Tract of Land vne
near to the said courthouse, purchased by said Verdr OF
Thomas H. Fox and wife. Also the land pure nv aI
Verder OF Riohmd HILL except thuse parts To- Tho
mas Duke and Christian h. Kinzer. Also or
of land purchased by the SAID Verdet Of Joseph Carer aud
Roger Bell except the part sold and conveyed TO Abraa
Bush Alwhich lands e IN the sad county of Oraure Tbs
said tavern with the apPutenant building, suitable porti
OF the land will he sold for oue-ird part cash and In,
.idue Of the purchase money in five equal annual
The dwelling house upon the hill with appueo,pce, for
ird cash, aud the residue of the purchase money in
four equal annual indictments The residue of e Ian vii he
sold for cash. should credit be required
terms will he offered aud the lands divided any manner 10
suit purchasers To any wishing into the EN-.
poyment Of keeping tavern few the countrv
be inviting fbe tavern conin,odious biIn
the stable and s convenience excellent and in gnoJ
and healthy neshbourhood. The subscribers sell ss trees
aad only convey such; but believed the title will he
~ WIN. t a1aEIfs, Trustees.
- -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-07
LHYD E0R S4LE

sOR sale my tract Of land Abemarle county heretofore
my residence consisting Of 800 about 1000 OF hie
are OF the best Inounsn quality, and wing below In,
mountal and extending from il, generally Of good quality
and remarkably well imbered and watered Tie on
the south side ct the Ryanna branch Of James River
gable for Bausaux 10 Mon which within three and half
miles IL hye miles from aud six from IN,
University Oh advantageous situation health and
no remark need he made here. The estate has all the @
improvements on tia commodious dwelling house building,
Tor servants and other domestic purposes good stables.
barns, with theshng machines grist and saw mill with eoo
house; or managers and abofe well posted for purpose
and all good repair Thetraci may he divided
yino several parts 81 will be disposed of The osv
men. purchase Money may be made by anents viii
land the stock Of every kind may be sold with the land
nave also Tor sale another tract Of rather more than zoe
acres, miles below Milton ofthe river on n,
sde which lies WE'LL good quality we'll tiobered md
and has yslusbf vein OF ue stone pass through
MS taeth divided INTO Two farms each having dwenr
house very oommodious for small family Win %
sWdngs Credit will be given for this in like manner a.
TOT ihe other Pefsons inclined to purchase will
selves directly 10 me. JASiES MoNpoE
OakliIi, Loudgun county, Va. April a. 1i5-H
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-07
Uigtoou, Gron,,,0r IScLooJ

HE eterrises % the igwam Grammar School will be re-
sumed ON the 10Th day of January next,
OF Ms present principal Mr. r. Mr. Rockford will continue
give INSTRUCTIONS IN the French an Mathematics the
caIe-. Inc following notice from the New York Mahema-
ical Diary connects kochfor's men of hIe
literary emnenoe d. Bowdch Boston, Professor Strong
OF Hamilton COLLEGE, Dr Henry J. Anderson Of New York
Mr. John OF Amelia county, Va &c. each most .-
geniousty anssoered all the questions.
The A,ademeai year witt be divided into two sessions
rnce OF Beard Persesson $40 Tuition $50 pa, in adj
va nr not convenient, bond bea from the
mencement of each session. will be expected IN every
All persor who intend TO send scholars Wrvan
nar ochoo the ensuing year. especially requested APP
prise OF such intention, with their first oon n. T
number OF Scholars Will be limited 10 fly and b., mpro-
hahie bu, the applications will exceed that number.
nov. -: Sf-l5thJ WM. u. GILES.
~ The Petersburg Inelligencer the above un
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-07
THE CUSTOM HOUSE FRAUD.

The Boston Courier thus unravels the mystery in
which the late custom house Transaction in Phila-
dephs, by which teas TO an immense amount were
taken from the possession Of the Collector land By
which the Government in fair way 10 lose
nine hUlired thousand dollars Of rereaue) was
involved;-" Mr.. Thompson imported an immense
quantity of teas which were landed at PHILADELPHIA
but not being bonded according to law, were
stored by the collector; but as the United States
have no warehouses, they were put into the store
Of the importer, he keeping one key and the col
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-07

iector another. Afterwards, bonding certain
number of chests with certain marks he applied to
the proper officer for the certificates that he might
take from the warehouse those chests He receiv-
ed from this officer the certificates OF the whole,
in order to select those which were regularly bono
ed. Being in possession of the whole, he took the
opportunity from the Store as many chests
he pleased, and actually sold, agreeably to
tfcates thus obtained, large quantity OF these
to a house in Boston and still larger quantity TO
house in New York. When the transaction was
discovered by the collector the teas thus sold
seized by the marshal and are held pay the duties.
1t is question to be decided by process of law
it is supposed, whether the innocent purchaser,
who has in his possession the cer,ifcates,--which
have been uniformly taken to be evidence of the
payment security of duties shall suffer the loss.
An abstract OF the contracts made on the Miami
Canal has been furnished by the Commissioners;
by which il appears that the total cost of the 40
miles now under contract will be 35S, 1884 dollars.
This includes IL Locks, and so far as we are in
formed, i, embraces the difficult and expensive
part OF the work The estimate of the remaining
portion of the canal not yet unddr contract, is now
made at $50 ,5s. making the amour, of expenses
for the completion of the whole work SAL SOP.
Deduct this from 46S, 1854, which was the original
estimate, and we have balance in favor OF the
contracts of &C. 52 dollars. In other words, the
Miami Canal will cost, owing TO the favorable
terms on which contracts have been made, 81 252
dollars less than the original estimate
The first 10 miles of this canal below the feeder
from the Miami, will be l foot deeper and 3 l-2
wider than first calculated. The next 10 miles
will have an increase in Iepth of inches, and in
width of foo; inches. With all this increase
OF depth and width, it is extremely gratifying 10
learn that the expenses will still he within the first
estimates. Cincinnati Gag.
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BELL YaVER.N FOR SIZE

WE SUBSCRIBEH, wishing to retire from public cuisines.
now oilers Tor safe hi elegant establishment IN the town Of
klo bedioid county, which, for extent and variety Of
Is anase Is eSceled by public IN Virginia, and
elualed ny very few In addition lie being situated n fe
S'' q Pouou aud wealthy country, where disease is apo
UNKNOWN and where all the cOnyenicn Is aud facilities
- TO ensure the most complete any person dious
70 enbase ~ hs business, can he procured the most mode
eeims conmaud. at Presenta ws.cli the ucri-
neI behtVe 10 be wholly unparalleled The buildings are i
eo'nmohous, and ~ good state Of repair They eonsa 80
Two story brick dwelling house, 100 feet in IL
numerous comfortable and convenient; fick Kitchen yJ
sthe necessary rooms Tor okng, servants &c Stable 925
Iee Iensih 10 OF which BRICK the balance framed
entirely new, With forage gsfre sulceny c,o,eiou ~ go
,n supplies ioi one year. Attached t. range of sI.
100 tet long, neatly shielded cOTB-house Il eon. sd
smoke house. well adapted 10 the purpose. f which bev
tespceyey desIgned-ado Joining 10 which - back lot ofe
efe' extremely fertile. The subscriber will also sell II hs
pureba,ef requires H. snail TR8CT or LdND iu,o.t
s'ey adjacent, which ia high state Of Improvement nor
ton Of which j. well SET ~ clover 10y % f''-
The terms Of the sale will he acc oil,
potonoi Inc purchase money will he required in hand the
balance conveniently arranged, that the purchaser will he ,i
70 meetthe payments by the profits arising from, fe bo.e
House servants furniture, stock hand may aI,o he 80
Foes'toB will be gwen hfistnas or sooner IL reo,d ~
ATE csnnotb be eaeetedby The 18th VI December Ibsi
OVER The house Tor rcnl Tor term Of ve,rs ~
['uAu-lN. <7---u WILLIAM VFHnV
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-07

wis institution will reopen tie 18Th II January nov,
. under the management Of Nessrs. BAKER an Patti
10 ~teJ from HamPdeo Siine College. From the RENTED
zeal AMI ability Of The instructors added the well kuo
solkable ,alurity othe situation and cctnmodone Of
c buildings, extensive and well selected library &c bs
uees anticipate the most favourable result TIE course f
rucnon will oofnrri'e the Latin aud Greek Glaze. IN tbe
uesf extent together with such branches Of EneJi.b %
Ton Is are "f''nar'b taught IN academies The scholastic
vail comprise two sessions, tie first CONNIE neny on a.
18th Jnuy aud eRing the 10Th July tbe second common
eng toe l6h Aucut and e"dug the ION Dsoember Tern.
rmijn fs in'i'uconin the classics ami tie higher hsne
~ EpEih E5ncstyn either o. both, Sos tie .uha-dt,
branches. so. JOHN II BFRNAED
President Of tie Board of Trustees,
Nov. T. % 81,
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THE CLOSING YEAR 1925.

The year ispast, and, init iiight,
Hath scatter'd weeds and ilONers,
Aud mingled hncs uf gloon, and light
Have naNd the by gone hours.
JOY IA, iwin'd his fav,iite wreath
Where youth aud beauty Sinil,i,
Aud Grisf huh wept when ruthless Death
Struck mother, WIFE, or child.
Mir.l la, danced t. Joyous sound,
Beneath the lr.ttcd dome
Whiist Death his gone his silent rounds,
Tracking his victims home.
Towers hive flilcu, by T.n,s's col hand,
Hurl'd from their anciert base,
And 3arks have struck the fatal strind,
Andl no mortal tiace.
Aud ittr has swe.rd The dread amount,
When Yaior took ;he field
And Geek and Turk sen, to account,
unknowins huw to yield.
And Pesi;ience has len, IL aid,
TO top the llb'rins breath,
Aud Piracy Chat hei!-born trade,)
ua.rivted in death.
hiensy,erGnce. too, has dome IL. pMi,
To .hlke the human sand;
And still, 10 swell Dc,ih's crowded mart,
IatoierGnee way'j his brand.
Death moves upon ,empes,uous wave,
And pile, up mouad, teirens
thus storms at We, aud see, OF stAyes"
are throushihe vista "tn.
Yet tbi. i. not a weary will
IN is not grief aud woe
That h,al which ch,steu,,h The eLiii
Masos cups OF bis, to ilow.
A new born year It's race begins,
Aud new-hcra joys arise;
Whilst youthful arGof p.umrs is vinss,
Aud ,voks 10 brighter shie,.
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SALE OF NElIKOLs-

SNItL positively he sold tothe hghe, bidder on Tnu
the 10Th OF January, 1926, fa IL fair da
aAne courthouse, not less thsnsxy NEGROES
OF men, women, boys aud grIs This pcke parcel of Ne
goes and Is likely he found Virginia. Terms IL
monh'' credit bonds with approved security, TO carry nte
rest from the date, il not PunetuaIiy paid.
FRANCES TABB, by
JOHN x. ARCHER.
~ b. About forty Of the above Negroes will be .old a. the
properly OF Thomas Fabb, dec JOHN y. BOILING.
Dec. II 70-td adm Of q, So. reb. 80