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Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-09-30
Sor Beauty's smile to deck thy face,

Nor Beauty's smile to deck thy face,
(Given but to lead some heart astray)
would not ask the wreath Of Fame
Around thy youthful brow .otwine;
Nor that the statesman's envied name.
And tinsel'd honors should be thine.
Meier may Wars crimson'd laurel bloom,
To crown thee with hero's wreath
Like roses smiling Ser a tomb,
Horror and death lie hid beneath,)
Nor yet be thine his feverish life,
On whom the fatal Muses. smile;
The Poet, like the Indian wife,
Oft lights his own funereal pile.
No IL would ask that Virtue bright
May fix thy footsteps, ne er to stray
That meek Religions holy light
May guide thee through life's desert way.
That manly sense and purest truth,
A breast Contentment's chosen shrine,
May through the slippery paths Of youth,
Unstain'd, untarnish'd still be thine!
That loves chaste name--that friendships glow,
May kindle in thy generous breast;
That peace (Which greatness ne'er can know
BE Thy calm pillows nightly guest.
Sweet, smiling infant! if for thee
Indulgent Heaven would hear my prayer,
Thus should the Web OF Destiny
BE woven by II mothers care!
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TRAITS OF LIPE.

sThere are people, continued the Cor.
poral, who can't even breathe, without
slandering neighbor.' 'You judge too se-
vere,' replied my aunt Prudy, 'yery few
are slandered who do not deserve IT,
THAT may be-, retorted the corporal |; but
! have heard very slightly things said of
you The face of my aunt kindled with
anger. Me y exclaimed she, me, slight
things of ME what can any body say Of
me" 'They say answered the corporal
gravely, and drawing his words to keep her
in suspense, that---that you are no better
than you should be- Fury flashed from
the eyes Of my aunt Who are the
tches"-tI hope they slander no one
that does not deserve it, remarked the cor
poral, jeeringly, as he left the room.
The feelings of my aunt may well be
conceived--she was sensibly injured. True,
she had her foibles. She was peevish and
fretful, but she was rigidy moral and vir-
tuous, and the Pope himself could not
boast more piety. Conscious of the cor
reotness of her conduct, she was wounded
at the remark of the corporal. Why her
neighbors should slander her, she could
not conjecture.
Let my aunt be consoled. She falls un-
der the common lot of nature person
who can live in this world, without suffer-
ing slander, must be too stupid or insignifi-
cant To claim attention.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-09-30

To say that this little poem is from the pen of
Mrs. HARRIET MUzzY, formerly Miss GEoFFRoY,
of this town is saying sufficient to recommend to
the perusal oi our readers. We envy the Editor Of
the New-York Mirror his fortune, in having secur-
ed so valuable correspondent, and cannot but hope
that Mrs. MyzzY will occasionally favor the Cadet
with the ems'ons of her poetical pen. Her friends
in Rhode-I.,and ,nxiously look for the indulgence
of the favor
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-09-30

To where fell Destruction his bosom once ply'd,
Where carnage and slaughter RAID Judea's pride,
Where once stood the city Of Gods chosen race
A scene Of great wonder and tragic disgrace.
Where now is thy greatness, Holy City of East;
Thy splendid obatons, and Passover feast
Thy priesthood so sacred-thy rites and thy laws:
tell me how cancelld, and wherefore the cause:
All! fallen's thy splendor, and humble thy site,
Thine altars are crumbled, and vain is each rite,
Thy sanheddrin sages, and tribunal seats,
In all his researches, no traveller meets.
I sec not thy Temple, and hear not the prayer,
Nor strains Of sweet music, oft breathing out there
But blasts Of the desert come signing around,
Like spirits Of evil, DER run-struck ground.
Sure this was the spot where the temple high !;
But gone is its glory, for proud Roman foes
ferverting its purpose TO traffic and gaia,
Provokd Heavens wrath to remove the foul staia.
Low laid are thy turrets and battlements proud;
The genius Of ruin supplies them shroud-
Thy crimes have reduced thee; yet just was thy
fate,
The King Of thy nation thou believed'st too late.
Fair Lebanon's cedars, rich Ophir's bright ore,
Aud perfumes and spices, Arabia's store,
Once heightend thy beauty, once sweetend thlne
air;
But present, With past, will no longer compare.
o! what are those yonder, that linger the eye,
No lofty-roofd palace, or dome rising high;
But mansions sepulchral, abodes of the dead,
For stiffness seenls round them, and life from them
fed.
But let me 60 view them, and scrutiny pail
Perchance may find where the Son of Man laid.
Twas there the grave open d, and bodies appear'd
When rocks fell Gsunder, and multtudes fear'd.
Forlorn's thy condition, o Salem once fair,
But no more rellections-'tis time to forbear;
May virtue restore thee, and build up thy fame,
And far OF be turmol-for Peace Is thy name.
CosMoPoLITE.
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POETRY.

In giving place to the following efusion' we
would remark to the individual who forwarded it,,
that we should have been obliged to him, if he had
said to us whether or not it was the original OIL
spring of his own muse-and it may not be improp-
er to remark, that we respectfully request those
who send US poetical commsncations, to say
whether they are original or selected.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-09-30

Whoever can read the "MoTBER's WIsH,'
without ndm'ring the pious and unalloyej scn,i-
mens expressed in it, must possess feelings which
we shall not envy. 1t one of the pretticst effu-
sens of the pious muse, that we have thus far read
and as such, we with Difference recommend its pe.
rusal to our readers
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-09-30
"A MOTHERS WISH.

Sweet, smiling chcrub! if for thee
lndulgent Heaven would grant my prayer,
And nigh, the threads Of destiny
Be woven by maternal care.-
No golden wishes there could twine,
lfthy fie's web was wrought by me,
Calm, peaceful pleasures should be thine,
From grandeur and ambition free.
I would not ask for ccurtly grace
Around uy polish'd limbs 10 play,
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-09-30

King Charles Cd once said to that great
man. John Milton, "Do you not think
your blindness IS judgment upon you,
for having written in defence of my fathers
murderf" Sir, said the poet it is true
have lost my eyes; but if all calamitous
providences are to be considered as judg-
ments, your Majesty should remember that
your Royal father lost his head"
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-09-30
THE wANDERER.

Upon the shore he wildly sprung,
The soil which gave him birth,
While prayers and blessings from his tongue
In raptur'd murmurs wildly rung-
Ills knee was pressd to earth.
The thoughts ofhome, that worshippd spot,
Thrills through his tnrobbing heart:
Tolls, dangers, slavery, all forgot,
While Marys words, Z" Forget me not"
Through all his senses dart.
"Home, country, friends" the wand'rer sighs
His prayers were not ~ vaiD;
Like wild-deer o'er the Garth he flies!
Each well known scene arrests his eyes,
His bliss approaches pain
In distant climes long forced to roam
From country. friends and bride;
Enslav'd and exil'd from his home,
Atength the weary wandrer's come,
No more to leave their side.
A face Remembered meets his eye,
A friend belov'd Of old
The first warm greeting DER, the sigh
The evasive, fluttered, brief reply,
The wand'rer's heart turn'd cold.
Speak tell me all-my bursting heart
Will hold, the tale 10 hear
She died. :" victim TO the art
OF one who acted we'll his part.
.ler grave-O seek her there!
"The traitor came. with well feign'd tear,
And told that thou vert dead
That his own hands had made thy bier
In distant climes; where none were near,
Save him, 10 smooth thy bed
"That thou had'st left her to has care,
Even with thy dying breath;
Coniuring her TO hear his prayer,
Nor mourn in impious, vain despair,
For one who slept 10 death.
She heard the tale; and to her heart
Il was the stroke Of fate
The traitor, trembling at his art
Confessd, too late to stay the dart;
He fed my vengeful hate
She died-and yet my life remains!
o vanished dreams of bliss
Vain, vain were all my tolls and pains
Wreck famine, serviude and chains
AL, all, were naught TO his."
The wand'rer sought the lowly spot
Where they had laid his bride;
Her parting words" Forget me notw
He spoke, when all else was forgot
Then laid him by her side.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-09-30

The defects Of the mind, like those Of
the face, grow worse as we grow old
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RUINS HIERosoLYMAE.

FOR THE LITERARY cADE'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-21
FALL GOODS.

w receiving and opening large proportion OF our
Fall and Winter GOODS; amongst those opening,
Bales oirose, point and juhie blankets
Bales iapt cO,tons, various makers
Bales hannels, f.ai nots aud besIskins
Bales beah.d ani unbieached domestic hee,ngs aud shut
ings, compete assortment.
Broad cloths and casin.res Of all qualities the most
superior imported
Pelis,e cloths, of al, colours
Vestings, To ihe sea IN
Silk, cotton aud worsed hosiery
Furniture cambria and gai nent dimies
Cases IRISH linen, long lawn and sheeus
few pieces Fs, beautiful and cheap article
Case, satnet. he'd tiekiugs aud checks
Boxes ct looking glasses, put up in dozen for wholesale
trade
Cotton .hitinss, cotton csmbricks
nluslns, bonbazines, boinbakeis
Diapers and linen csnbrics
a complete Ut and eashneie sha,Sls aud
scaIts, beautiful
n spaIl as,oi tment merino and ashmeIe hdkls.
a few beautiful PLAN black si.as
Thread sees, dat bobbn aud
Canton, ninkm aud Italian grapes
piece beautiful ,auze fannt.
They expect daily additional supplies iiem New York and
PaG.phis, all which ill be Iice
Oct j. AT WM. NEtLt. Il 60.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-21

" The ENQUIRER is published twice week generally
cd three times during of the State Lega
te-Prce, thu heretofore, Five Dollars per annuw,
,yahe Soes Of chaered sPece-payiny banks
,iiy) will payment The Editors will suaran-
safety reuns Them by ua the postage OF all let
terra being paid, by tue writer's.
the Edaors) uaiil all arrea4ses have been paid up
tT Whoever will guarantee the payment of nine papers
shall have the tenth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
II One square, Or LESS-Frst insertion rs eents-eaeh
continuance, SO cents.
NJ inserted, until il has either been pad
for assumed bv in this city, its
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-21

will oder for sale the highest bidder, Tuesday the
18th day OF December if Isii, otherwise, the
day, the residence tie late Benjamin Watkins d.c the
tract u lard on whch h. resided the upper end OF Chester
held couiSy SppJiIstVx both sides
rvld leading from Richmond and Petersburg Be,.s
Bridge The tract about $50 about 500 of which
ale low grounds Of excellent quality. The and will he sold
credit OF l. and years; persons wishing to purcha.r
invited 10 aud the land which wi be shen
Richard Wilkinson living the premises by Thomas
kin living within half mile. At the place time
will he sold, credit oi twelve monihs, about thirty likely
NEGROES, consisting of boys and siIi. Asu
all the stock Of horses, sheep os., 100
barrels all the crop fodder oats, plantation
sis. Ac. NC. WAL LEIGH, Ear.
Oct 20 47--ds of ueni. Walk H. dec
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Land and Ncgroes for SAFE.


NHE suberiber oilers for sale his Of land the county
of AlscklenbuS, Cox's creek, miles the
the Courthouse containing 40 Than hall the
land standing woods all good tobacco The plaus-
ion good order for cropping and very productive this
uAicrops OF the country, with prime creek low grounds
The improvements all AMI good this is undoubtedly
the hest OF high land county. Also, aer
tract Ut 2s2 Bears Element creek all wood land and
tobacco land, with so 10 Lun.nbug prime
low grounds all famous plant land part hi. land
fork Of Sados and Hawkins roads, aud would he excellent
sand fer store OF tavern
Asc, agent for James S. Ravrnscro, other Of
land Buchers creek III the county of Mscsenh $40
this land well approved and good order eiopping
about half of this tract clear soft fte productive land IL
the above lands not sold privately before the 18th day
November (o which due notice will be given the sub
scrber will that day sci 10 the bge bidder the pre-
misses the tact Cox creek aiso all the Tod
der, aud stock of ell kinds and the i7h day
month the premises, he will sell TO the highest biede
the BuckeTs creek; also all the crop Of fodder
and stock of all kinds Terms will be made known
sale Between 90 and 40 valuable negroes would be sold with
these v tracts Of land. JOHN BUFoRD.
r. 5. Any person wishing TO treat for this land by addressing
letter 10 the subscriber, Lombary Grove Post OGe, Meek
ienburg, shall meet with prompt attention.
JOHN DUFoRD
M.rGf. ~ 40 ff
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NOTICE.

WE subscriber has the to the pub
he HAT he y again prepared To accommodate them at til.
CNiON HOTEL, at IA. OF Market aud OLD streets.
aud will only remark that he thinks he has clam then
patronage, competition Will have eee, ia their
Having lost ,ay the whole of his furniture by the destructive
e IN January last, has provided himself ticulaiy with
entirely beds and Ia. best cur-d hsr Mattress; his
House aud Stables both an the particular
wall recommend as the very best VIgnIsbui of rock,
with dHt floors, immediately the river. lie
public that he w he always Regulated his charges by
IN town, which affords equal Accommodation.
JOHN L. MEADE.
Petersburg, Nov. 52-6t
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EOR LEHSE

THE suhscrher offers for term Of years. the
u RRTCk T.1YERN, at Cbarlste Courthouse, formerly
the property of his father Mr.. VIM NJ. Watkins rhe
house and commoIicus, with buildings;
situated lot Of about thirty acres, attached which
small ae, of land at small distance from it, svrdng
abundant supply Of wood for fuel and timber for the the
IL. pubic situation, lie proximity the Courthouse,
heing the NEAREST and there being hut other the
place present, renders it eligible stand tor tavern
keeper.
Terms will he very moeraie especially for the f year,
TO who well recommended tayeInkeeper.
Possession be the 10th December Appy
the subscriber his fathers. SAMUEL " WATKINS.
Oct 10. li-16t+
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NOJTCE.

w A COMMITTED 70 the si Of Hanover county
" ABKdH4M BROJYN, and GEORGE BR8xTOY.
AUaham committed the fith July last, says he is
nee man. was bora and raised in the City Of New York, aud
70 hehmond IN the capacity Of steward bosrd Of the
oIG2P Virgins, Capt Petite he is feet Or inches high
yeow complexion, small rings through his aud speaks the
hefn dialect he appears be from 20 y years Of age
weyss was committed The 22d July last he FIVE feet Of
~ nshes nigh very dark compltxo says he born aud
sbrd al the county Of Chestesd, claims right freedom
hs emancipation Of his mother by Col Bufoo Persons
sad negroes are requested 10 prove property, pay
aud lake them away they will he dealt with the
'ST uneeD' JOSEPH SrARKE, Jsilor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-21

GENTLEMAN vel qualified TO teach the English Lam
guage, Arithmetic, Geogra y, with the Globes,
aud the Latin Language, in School of than
Sehola will receive liberal compensation application
the subcribeis. The of valuable Law Library and
truction that science be obtained Office
the subscribers. The number of pupil. may he reduced
the application of cerg Of good talents vino
would unite their educ with ms abors Preacher
church in the neighbouhood young gentena with these
qualifications would be preferred.
Letters directed to Eye River Warehouse in Nelson
County, Va. will be ateniedt,.
MAYO CADELL,
Oct 81. 50-3t rliOS. McCLELLAND
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LAND FOR S.9LE.

OFFER for sale the of land which reside,
tanning by survey 49, acres, and lying the county Of
Goochand within 81 Of mile Of the CouTthouse, Mi
chesux Ferry, and IL Of two public landings James rivers
the land bounded side by branch Of Beaver Dam
Creek aud other sides by public road healthy
aud convenient dwelling house for family ri ordinary size
There good barn aud every necesssry house;
fact few farm the market afford advantages
superior every re.peet to this Persons wishing purchase
requested view the land which will be shewn with plea
by me, the Of sale wi, be accommodating part
only being required IN hand application may be made Col
w. GUERRANT.
Oct a. 4a-ff
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.ANDERSOyv, GARTH s. co.

HAVE IN STORE AND OFFER FOR SALE,
CD IN IN SACKS Liverpool salt
WV II hids prime ST. croix sugar
IS ss s ssi .Is assorted qualities
10 10 S S.ss GREEN COFFEE
- bbis. }
- hays JAVA do
~ barrels refined sugars axJItsd
IS hhds. English Island nv.a,ses
III puncheous Antigua
{ do superior old Grenada do.
III iiJs. Daltimo whiskty
60 barrels high procf old 10
pipes fine old Cosnae brandy
8 3 ge;.Its do So ssIclLy WINE
100 barrels cut nails ani brads
40 kegs IF FIFE Beatty powder
tons shit, assorted
30 do. bar iron do.
DO. plough plates
S do. bstei ed steel
Sd German do.
- bait hsxos 8 Y 10 and 10 X IL slsss
50 boxes best talOw candies, ass..rleJ sizes
Mu.cated rasns aud so,t she,led almonis
rs resnis wrapping paper
Cap aud letter do.
Cotton aud wool cards
Fresh gunpowder tea in chests and oanni.!ers
Indigo, madden
CepPeras, alum, sslpsire
Bi,mslone, pepper pusuo
Ginger, nutnisss, chocolate
Bed cords aud leading lines
Bar lead, segars, demijohas
Stone
700 lbs. cotton yarn
No SG4.s,4 s; From Tue uniSp Nh "ansl,iaFi"s
cases paids
M
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land. .Neoroes. nc. for SAFE.

10y virtue Of deed trust executed bS Smith Payne Of
- Buckingham aud OF record the ofte Of the clerk
said county, the Of their
the cath day OF November next sell to the highest bidder,
credit Of one, and three years much Of the
land which said 5. Payne lives, lies The
the New Canton road supposed 60 he GOO Au
twelve slaves stick every kind crops &c. portion
property will be sold for cash, the The credit
he usual securities will he required The will
vey the title only vested them hy the deed of trust
GEO. WoODSOS PAYNE,
w. S. FONTAINE,
GEO HOLENiAN
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NDI'TEE

Ty1iIE members Of the late firm of Laeklnd Nenhaw Co
L d ls City, having assigned to us their property, including
bookdh, boud mites ofhaEd, aud ether securities, the
hrnvt their creditors, conformity deed Of nv
them executed and record in the iu,,ugs Court this
city, hereby notify the indebted to the said Lack
land HeHsaw Co. that discharges to the he said debtors
be gated y ourselves only, by agent, agents
authorized therefore; and d,srahletJ hiring close
possible the affairs of the said m request those
who indebted to it, to make Paymen, TO agent
without delay. GUSTAVUS LUCKE,
THOS. MAY.
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Yaluab!e James Rirer Land.

yvIiAT valuable estate called Chpoaks Surry county,
about four miles below the fhouse, offered for
II lies the Soul side Of james River Hog Island
and binds for distance the river by late survey
contains 1891 the greater part Of which cleared
From the fertility Of the SOIL which eiualed by
in the county this estate consider ed by competent judges
admirably adapted TO the growth Of cotton Possession
be had the rs Of January next Capt. Jchn Faucon,ho
resides the preme, will give any Information concerning
them. For apply the subscriber living Alexandria
ID. q. WM. l.. HODGSON.
Au.ust
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368 PACKAGES

FRESH SEaSONABLE DRY GOODS.
NNLEMING EDWIN JAMES CO. Market Bridge
IL oder for sale the following DRY GOODS, viz:
IL bales aud cloths comprising choice assortment Of
almost every color aud quality
10 red. white yellow and green lannl and green baizes
81 do ross London dulfe aud point 1ta"se.s
~ do Candy Sons ,,dp, coitOns
do plain and figured black and conred 5ombazeits
very rich patterns
q do Tartan aud Caroline Plaiis and blue camblets
do lion skins and blue plains
% cases satt.etts, choice assortment
- bales negro cloths, some Uery superior
russes winter ve.tings, some very beautiful
bales fine aud suPerue ingram carpetinss aud hearth
cases wor.,ed and lambs wool hosiery
bales richly printed cashmere shawls
do quality aud carpet biadiDg
box circassian hall hdkfs-
- h.eseonnouto uperIne brown shifting and sheeng
IL do do do bIeached do do
10 do beitickiDgs, from TO very good
do domestic plaids aud sinshans
do common and super apron checks
do cotton yarns, good quality and well assorted
II cases common TO iue iancy prints and ehintz
do white and coIoreJ plain aud figured Marseilies
= do cotton aud hre adj hosiery
do PLAIN aud figured hook, null and aconet musiIns
) u cotton bandsnna aud Madras hiIls.
do super Swiss cambria crAsaIs
DO dab ba,g uP cords
$ do cotton balls in pounds and boxes
4 bales Russia duck aud sheetius,
4 do topsaiI duek and linen padding
do builaps aud bt oSn aud white German roll,
z 10 German oznlburSs and Undertakings
do patent threads, assorted
q cases dag aud haudanna hdkfs.
do Canton and Mandarin apes aud robes and Grape
sbawls
DO black and coloed French and Italian Grape,
do hat grapes, different qualities
= do sarsnetts, senchews, and levSntines
do richly shsded aud figured silks and ssns for dresses
do plain aud striped ssttins aud Gro de Naples silks
do black aud colored silk yeyeiJ
do igu ed black dJenhe and fgirel silk velvet vesus
do black velvet ribbon, aud rehy figured silk velvet
betdo
. boxes rich bohbinet wells and llce5
= do English and French thread laces
box real ostrich feaLiers
: cases comprising choice assortment Of iibbUn3
= do sewing silks, well assorted
do birds eye six bdkf.
do black Canton ievantine aud Italian silk hdkrs.
do silk gloves aud hose
do silk umbrellas
DO womens aid, beaver and CASTOR aud ems beaver snd
buekskin gloves
do mems common aud Gne jogskn gloves, part lined
: do coat and vest metal buttons
do coat, vest aud suspender u,oulds
Pack pins, common and gilt
lux buttOu silk bTlid3
Z. Earl buttons
lvcmens aud girl,' lined beaver gloves
BpnbazInes, ladies' plaii ooaks
Meu's plaid aud esnble coak.
Piping cord, bonnet wire
Cotton umbrellas, &c. &c. &c.
The goods above mentioned certainly comprise of
nst sndhg asortments that have ever red 70,
sale; aud having been bought confidently believe at un
Usually low prices, feel able tirsr will Offer
great nducement those who may call ON us to buy We
snail continue TO receive from house New York sue
supplies as We may need Throughout the season.
Oct TO- 4t-wsv
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CREEK SHIPS

alta meeting Of the citizens Of PHILADELPHIA.
held on the sib instant, Mathew Carey in the
Chair, Committee was appointed to a." report
upon TIE expe'iieney Of opening subscription
throughout The Union, 10 raise funds for building
" purchasing vessel OF war, and presenting the
same 10 tle Creeks 10 iademnif, Them for The loss
OF Tie one they have been Jcpti, Cd of by mis-.
management 10 New York