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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-03

youth Models, indeed, of chaste and classical
oratory, are truly too rare with US, nor do re
collect any remarkable in England.--Among
the ancients, the most perfect specimens are
perhaps to be found in Livy, Sallust, and Taci-
tus.-Their pith and brevity constitute perlec-
ton itself for an audience of sages, on whom
froth and fancy would be lost in air. But in or
binary cases, and with us particularly, more ee-
velopement is necessary. For Senatorial elo-
quence, DemostheDes is the finest model, Tor
the bar, Cicero. The former had more logic,
the latter, more imagination. Ofthe eloquence
of the pen, we have fine samples in Epglsnd.-
Robertson, Sterne, Addison, are OF the first
merit in their different characters of compost.
ton. Hume, in the circumstance OF style, is e.
quail to any; but his tory principles spread a
cloud over his many and great excellencies.-
The charms of his style and matter have made
tories Of all England; and doubtful republicans
here.
You say that any advice which could give
you, would be acceptable; but Tor this you can
not be in better hands than oil the worthy pro-
fessors OF your college. Their counsels would,
am sure, embrace every thing could offer.
II will not, however, be work Of mere super
errogation if it will crafty you, and will furnish
stronger proof Of my desire to encourage you
in your laudable dispositions. Some So or 81
years ago, / had nephew, the late Peter Carr,
whose education directed, and had much at
heart his future fortunes. Residing abroad at
the time in public service, my counsels to him
were necessarily communicated to him by let
ter. Searching among my papers, find letter
written to him and conveying such advice as
thought suitable to the particular period Of his
age and education. Hewas then about Fl fteen,
and had made some progress in classical read
ing. AS your present situation may be some
what similar, you may find in that letter, some
things worthy Of remembering. therefore
enclose you a copy. 1t was written in haste,
underthe pressure of official labours, and with
no view Of being ever seen but by himself. 1t
might otherwise have been made more correct
in style and matter. But such as it is, | place
il at your service, and pray you to receive it
merely as compliance with your own request,
and as proof of my good will and ofmy best
wishes for your success in the career of life, for
which you are so worthily and laudably prepar-
ing yourselves.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-03
From the Western Kirgi1iian.

We have been obligngly furnished by friend
with copies of the following letters, which we
take great pleasure in laying before our read
ers. Every thing coming from the pen of the
ilustrious Jefferson, cannot fail to excite deep
interest, and particularly every suggestion of
his profound and philosophic mind upon the
subject OF education, ought TO be read and trea-
sured up by the youths of our country The
circumstances which gave rise to the letters
are as follows: In the year 1922. a Society was
formed by some of the Students of Washington
College, in this State, and named. "The Jeher-
son Society and thereupon committee was
appointed to apprize the venerable sage Of this
mark OF Their admiration and esteem, and to re-
quest OF him the favor of such advice, with re-
gard to the objects contemplated by the insti-
tuition, as his wisdom might suggest The fol-
lowing letter enclosing the one herewith ac-
companying II, were in consequence received.
Their authenticity is unquestionabe They
were furnished for publication by member Of
the committee to whom they were addressed.
and who is now resident Of this county.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-03
Was Committed,

vbvo the jail for the county of Alexandra nam who
runaway, on the 18th inst. neSro i..t 20 he about
hisna is SIMON The said man apPea.t made b.
Is years old, feet inches hlsl' ~ home sPa'
clothing is striped pantaloons and , rse 70 Mr. sy,e
CLOTH The said negro says he belong oor piscataU
Gardner ofPrnce George county Mu, property, P'}
charges. and take him away, otherwise nc VIZ
posed of as the law directs. ,c,vvLL, JNF
sept 10 ANERhW ResN'A'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-03

''f3-sH r1ILOs TtU. u, lSZZ.N
Gentlemen: have received your favor of the
10th, and am duly sensible of the honor done
my name by its association with the institution
formed in your college, for improvement in the
art OF speaking. The efforts of the members
will trust, give just reputation TO the society.
and reflect on its name the honor which it can
not derive from it.. In a country and govern
ment like ours, eloquence is a powerful instru-
ment, well worthy of the special pursuit of our
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-03
Notice.

NJ or haung disposed Of my FARM, adrerti,ed r
/ Y sale on NOndQy last, 10th inst. 1t is still offered
pirate bargain. .aay person disposed to purchase q
raluabe Estate, ,0N please Uie0 ii and judge for hae
Of its qualities BENJAMIN. GRTNLL
Somerset, King George County, Va
sept2 laws
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-03
POETRY.
From the Boston Monthly Naga=ine.
DULCE DOMUM.

The celebrated ode or song OF OuICe OOInulll,
is composition of great simplicity ami beauty,
and is frequently sung at Winchester and other
colleges with sweet effect sits origir, though
it can scarcely be traced to more distant pc
Rod than the beginning of the last century, is
already involved in mystery, as well as the oc-
casion Of its composition. Tradition ascribes
il 10 youth in state OF melancholy, wasting
his life in. fruitless sorrow, at his separation
from his beloved home and friends The trans
lation annexed contains far more of the spirit,
pathos and harmony Of the original, than any
other that has appeared; and even considered
in itself, is a very beautiful piece Of writing"
TRANSLATE ON.
Sing sweet melodioas measure,
Watt enchanting lays around;
Home, theme replete with pleasure,
Home, grateful theme, resound!
Chorus--Home, sweet home, an ample treasure!
Home, with ev'ry blessing crown'd!
Homel perpetual source of pleasure!
Home a noble strain resound
Lo! the joyful hour advances,
Happy season of delight!
Festa songs, and festal dances,
Al our tedious tolls requite.
Home, sweet home SC.
Leave, my weard muse, thy learning,
= Leave thy task, so hard to bear,
Leave thy labor, ease retur ming,
Leave my bosom, O! thy care.
Home, sweet home! &c.
See the year, the meadow smiling
Let us then smile display;
Rural sports, our pain begulEng,
Rural pastimes call away.
Home, sweet home! sc.
Now the swallow seeks her dwelling;
And no longer loves to roami
Her example thus impellng,
Letus seek our native home.
Home, sweet home! &c.
Let our men and steeds assemble,
Painting for the wide campaign;
Let the ground beneath us tremble,
While we scour along the plain.
Home, sweet home! &c.
Oh! what captures, oh! what blisses,
When we gain the lovely gate!
Mothers arms, and mothers kisses,
There our blest arrival wait
Home, sweet home! &c.
Greet our household gods with singing,
Lend, o Lucifer, thy ray;
Why should light so slowly springing,
All our promised joys delay!
Home, sweet home! &c.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-03
Charles beMnett

r. AS imported per ship Shenandoah, Capt. Rose 4.-
4 offers for sale for cash. or on the usual cre-'
THE FOLLOUING GODS
8, 81, and 4! point blankets
Rose blankets in small bales assorted, from
Drab and mixed plains and kerseys Of bestq4H
Ga and "A Olive fearnauShts
GA blue cloth
Superfne "A blue cloths
Steel mixed and blue double milled keIseymeN
Scholfeld, white & red fannels; green booking o'@
Best Double Gl0ster and I me v7ppte Chs"
Seine Irvine and shoe thread
Scotch oznaburgs and twed sackings
ON HAND, FROM FORMER IMPoRTATIoS', =, ,
Carpetngs and hearth rugs, burlaps No. i 80
Russia sheetings and ravens duck 49,
general assortment of Irish linens, hne s'lcc"'e.
Diapers and long lawns
Best Aberdeen and patent coloured threau
London pins Of best quality 49,.
A general assortment of domestic goods, consi.u"-
Bedticks, stripes, plaids, sattinets OF all !",US
Bleached and unbleached cottons, checAS o'''
cords, &c.
HE HAS TO RENT,
&ssS comfortable dwelling house On -, rr
.lssA street, with outhouses complete LIE.
be moderate to good tenant Sept IT,,
Nolo IS the time to use St0n1ach'c D"'"3
GRAND RESIORAllNE ~ -" Z :,rc-r.
nR.. WEDDERBURN takes this me'nOu % " he be
~ ing his friends and the public at iar5 Ea;rf,ys
now on hand, at his Apothecary's SHOP Oh l.. Of The
large supply of the above valuable aru.t, h. 81.
first and second quality, which he warrants u
perior to any in the District. b.t NEST.
All those who are DESTROYS OF ENJOYING T EL, orr
mable blessing, good health-n cfna sssIJNlulss
where sudden transitions from heat to cOIu Of he
fogs and masmas are so common at TINS se"'oI .se b.
year, would find it to their advantage TO use ,h bq
tiers two or three times day; as am aSSu ham
efica effects would result from the use Oh a,J u
cases of bilious and intermittent teverS, cs-.
IRENE cases of debility, they have been ou. ,mor
italy serviceabe, as can be proved by tle "" n
many highly respectable persons. Wh'I . cniI res
sum of few dollars when compared to l''. "rIr.
from disease of any sort, Opulence on the ron.
ted SCALE is not equivalent toan unlThPntts" tlo
ton AS preventative to spring and i4lle., le 50
Btters have no rival. They never haussnb ., have
mach, as most others do; and particularly SUI. 1ta
camomile flowers or aloes in the inSreds.,' ri,lor
may be taken by either sex, and at any Iotte /. h
any restriction as to diet or drink Each ",,ncrr
belled and sealed with my SEAL to preVeh can ll
Persons wishing to ship to Spanish po''''
them labelled in the Spanish language o,von
aug II
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-03
Handing this Day,

From ship Superb, and far sale By the sabscrI5:E
= PIPES superior Holland gin
~ $50 pieces sail cloth, assorted
90 bales Ravens deck
90 do Russia shettingS
sept % A. c. CAZENOVE & c.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-03
For Sale.

VFNHE subscriber has for sale light, cOHyenle-
Il Coachee, with harness Cor one or two horses; tsg
good Gigs and Harness; one unfinished gig body, ca,
rage springs, &c. and number of other articles at he
shop of the late c. B. r. Douglass. AppEto "
Maynadicr. SUSANNA DOUGLAS.
sept 90 law5w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-19

4 Chsneery. AZ held Tor Prince Edward county,
July the 18th, i3e6 John d. Hudson Robert Hudson
Thornton Hudson, Thomas Robins and Nancy his wife former
y Hudson, Richard High and Judith his WIFE, formerly Hud
son who are children OF VIM Hudson John Law Polly his
WIFE, formerly Mason james Vaughan aud Sally his Wife
formerly Ma'u, Henry King AMI Judith his WIFE former.
~ Ma,nn rhomas DOwg in Of his wile Elizabeth (who
children OF Sally Mason dec) Francis Vaughan aud
his wife, fo mery Mason James Miller and Patsey
h wife, formerly Mason and Thomas Moore Susannah
h WIFE, formerly aasOn aso children of Sally Nasou) and
ihona lark adnor wi III the will of Edward ud-
sou dec lrhy Hudson Eaton Hudson Polly Mefgan formerly
Hudson Edward Bruce aud Reheeca his wife, formerly ud
SON who ehdre Of James Hudson and Thomas Hudson
COmpis.
Edmund Loekett late sheriff Of Prince Edward adOr
OF John Hudson, dec. Deft,
On motion of the defendant ordered that the rule enter
ell against him taxing the bill for confessed aside and
hereupon be- hed his and the Of compt
ot counsel leave given them ~ amenI their bill and
new parties to this suit which amendment being court
ey adding Elizabeth Hudson widow john Hudson dee
Jane o'eon Machines Roweit and Polly his wife, Thomas
Hudson and Lemuel and his wife party dren
aan TINS cause sent to the rules FOR this proceeding be
had theren and the dei. Thomas Hudson Lemue Ferguson
Sally his wife, not having entered their appearance and
gwen security according to Act of the General Assembly,
aud the rules oi this court aud the
o the court that they inhabitants this
uon oil the compliments by COUNSEL IL ordered that the
SAID dti Thomas Hudson, Lemue Ferguson and Sally his
wa do appear here on the first day November next
aud answer The complanin BILL aud that copy of this
be forthwith inserted Of the public newspapers
and also posted at the front door of the courthouse
county.
, Aeopy' Tests. u. j. WORSHAM, c. C.
Sept IL. ss-,ys,ys
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-19
Ten -DnLLnrS Rl,rnrlI


ANYWAY from the subscriber on the 5th inst ,e.ro
man named Lewis, p years old, snI about D feet or
uohts high, color nearly black he has small scar ON HE
eheau near where his ee aud one of some ~
upon one OF ms legs just above his nstep ocea.iuned b
oufhj ~; eoihng white homepun pantaoons his coat
ec"iIeoed; he Is cooper aud worked with white
last year IN my employment who lac said tried to decov him
"a 'atT proinre that he would sell him and the boy that
men meet hin al some stated place. and divide The
money, and continue This man has been tried in
court Tor petit larceny and remanded t. ail for m
ei aij ne, with some others have broke Jail aud is now 90
rug al large which stated the Goyernor.
Is likely Lewis has associated himself with this man for t
ao've stated purpose will give IOt have wis deer
TO ne IA Chesterfield county, Manchester or the ra m
10 nave hin secured III jail so that get him again
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-19
From the .Ns,o.Afonthiy .MagaEme.]
WHY DO WE LOVE,

often think each lettering E. run
That limps along in life's decline,
Once bore heart rs young, as warm,
As full of idle thong hts as mine
And each has had its dream Of ioy,
His own unequalled pure romance,
Commencing, when the blushiny boy
First thrills at lovely woman. glance.
And each could tell his tale ofyou,h,
Would think ii'scenes of love evinee
More passion, more unearthly truth,
Than any tale, before OF since.
Yes-they could tell Of tender ay.,
AZ midnight pennd III classic shades
-Of day. moe bright than modern dsv.;
-of maids more fair than living maids.
OF whispers in willing ear.
or kisses on blushing cheek;
Each kiss--each whisper far too dear
For modern lips to give or speak,
Ofprospec cts too unimey cros.d
OF passion sighted or betrayal,
of kindred spirits early lost,
Aud buds that blossom hut TO fade.
Ofbsaming eyes and tresses gay,
Elastic form, and noble brow;
aud Charms that al have psssdavay
Aud lett them -JPhat fre see them no-,
And i, it go Is human love
So very light and fiail thing.
Aud must youths brightest vision, move.
Forever on Times restless wing:
Must all the eyes that still are bright,
And all the lips that talk Of bliss,
8nd all the forms 50 fair tonight.
Hsrealter-Only come TO this:
Then what are loves best visions worth,
Iiw at length must lose them thus!
il all we value most on earth
Eie long must fade away fromus?
II that one being whom we take
From all the world and still recur
To all she said--and foT her sake
Feel far from joy when iar from her.
II that form which we adore
From youth to age, in bliss OF pain
Soon withers--and is seen no more
Why do we love-ifioue is vuinl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-19
NOTICE.

SEAS committed TO the Jail Of Jefferson county, Va AS
~ runaway, on The 6ti Of June last negro man who
calls himself CHARLES, about 27 years age tawy com
pleAon hye feet II inches high, and has small scar across
ms rTht eyebTowsaid negro purchased June 825
ny col Samuel j. Dawson taken Richmond and sold To
gentleman IN the South by the Of Abernathey lii
owner Is eqn.'ted to come, property, pay and
law. hahn iACKSoN 49, "
Sept {. GS TO-.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-19
Ter DoAnrs Relrnrd-

" ANYWAY from the suh, criber Sunday morning. the
a 2oh day OF June, nhented apprentice 10 the Tailor
ing business named William Griffin between and wear.
age, about feet inches and feet high dark hair and
eyes lie had on when lac absconded black bonbaze coat
and striped PanaloOns h. also took with him pair of ban
up ia and pair Of green bobaze Panisoons. Ills SUP
posed lie VIII endeivOur to Richmond where he ha.
oer l'InS All persons forbid trusting harborng or
employing hun any way, the law all cases will be
orGed The above reward will be paid any person ,gb,
WI" aPprehend him so that get him. aud all reasonable eN
paid for his delivery to me at GLOUCESTER eoirIio
Juy 10. 2O-Si2 JOHN NJ. GAYLE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-19
n TE4CVER M Nr7CED

A uENILEMAN who eau offer unquesiionabe evidence
Ot h competency 10 teach full course Of
atd me French and Spanish Languages may obtain desirable
ua,on IN very h'urnhng Institution not far from Rich
n'nd situated IN healthy ghbnurhood where the society
Is as good as the State affords The advantages offered TO
lug and lodging and salary Of 100 per einum Appesion
made TO te Editor. Of the Richmond Enquirer viii be in
aeaded to, knowledge Of the Spanish language
hohAb desirable may be Dispensed william accurate kuo1
ledge OF The French and Mathematics is in i.pen,abe
SfP1rtto' 37-tf
10 insert me above six times in their paper aud for
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-19
PncEek RnoE Lncf

OS 7 some tins since Pocket Book containing fern b,
- on John Marcy Of Po.ohatGn erecued ITO 1874 Non
S, The sum IF 100 doar. % each one due az
cHTistniG 1925 aud the other due CHri:.nns 1927 o ,
bonds on Richard ~ dkinsoa erecu.dI The 9Ob Ian 20
JGr OF dolls = o each due Christmas 1926 The oIer
rn!"as lo+i re finder 'e be hbuGiy rewarded Ly re-
Turning 1t 70 The subscriber ia Chesterfield -
~ ID ~, - THOS. j. WASH
~ o. hereby forearm MessrS John lIarey aud Rieha,y
." 1kHSon against paying the aforesaid bonds 10 anu Ds
'' S Dp. niyS'J :" ofaer' r.. j. w.
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Merchants .gecou,,t Books &c

WM II. FITZWHYLSoNN, Book eller, Binder & s,a,i.
~ "uer has on maud assortment of Merchant
Account Books, consisting of Day Books, Journals Lsdgers
Letter and othei auxiliary hooks aud county court Record
which he will prices fully as low AS bndk If
tue same quality can be bought any where the o. States
every other article in the siationary line.
Book' aud miscelane publications.
Sept -. ~ ,re,
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Valuable James River Land.

HAl valuable estate called Chipoaks Sury county,
4 about four miles below the courthouse i oAered c ~
II e' on the South side of James River, near Ito. island
mo onu Tor some distance on the river by late sufve, IL
contains 1854 acres the greater part Of which IL cleared
Fromthe fertility Of the soil which is not eqraIled nv n
IVA he county tins estate Is consider ed by Competent ~
admirably adapted to the growth Of cotton Pose.;on
be had on the first Of January next Capt John Fauron
resides near the premises, will give any information
ID. g.. - UJ1f rs ~ ~ I, t
AuruJ - A4ShuoO''
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.AOTLnE

IL persons having any claims or demands against FIJI, l.
Reuben Tankerey, dec. either IN his
% Is one Of ihe Deputy Sheriff. Tot several yen. ofthe
r. sIleo gre requested to maze them known 20 the
eaecnyL Of ihe said Reuben Tsnkesey dec. II i kevise
fii ~ persons indebiedto said estate should come
given ~ W, y, y. 3 s1.e eau De
Sept - 1925 IND VSV Sa.s,
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WE public are respectfully Informed thai, MI e. M l q
u young gentleman Of high Classical and
manntf engaged e. assist ~ th- classical deparnenf ~
thH School Mr. Rockford will continue 10 awe trpef,
20 mabemacs aud The French language, sud the prineipsl
promises me most unremng attention on his Part 10 ~
The plan Of studies extensIyey useful =, tbs olre - -
Institution will admit "A few additional Scholars can he Ill
m'uto' WIN. 10. GILES
August ~, .. o. ~
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Roanoke Land, at tie I'olon of TIc5Joo-

HNilE subscribers wish 10 se the trao, Of land kn "
Il E.ae OF Weldon's Heirs, in Hslifsx county y r H.;
at the BASIN 7fthe Roanoke canal, the loot Of he Gre, M
and adjoining mush Island aud the town Of weldon Ti,
land although is situated in ghbo hood Of r rate r.
noke land, especially the far-iained Mush Island ine g.
none aud possesses many advantages peculiar 10 itself
siderable proportion Of well mbeied forest; yst
uy u SOIL adapted 10 the growth Of corn, tobacco cotton
wheat &c an abundant supply Of excellent Spring water md
an elevation, which exempts from the dtstfus tive
and eHhala'ing masmaia Of the Roanoke lowIabd
adjacent to The town Of Weldon, (he locality Of ,ShirI -
once aD assurance Of lie destined ciaI
sesns all the facilities VI direct and safe Navigation ~ ,h
pet markets IN Virginia. and presenting extensive foe M
heavy and valuable timber view Of this estate esnno III
10 c0nhrm the assurance, that possesses greater sdvp
aud more valuable resources than any other estate on
never lhe whole Tracts supp sed u contain about 500 ere
TO all OF winch an unques0nable title will be conveyed ~
Immediate PosessIon given Of about 100 acres ne;rv ali
when wood land The possession Of Tue remaining 2 r
subject to TIE Occupancy Ola tenant ia dover for the M ~
MRS. Blunt Gate Mrs WeIdon) of whom Is supposed mas,
be pur hased The terms will be made very Accommodates;
sud preferred by the Pui chaser young groe
hor, VIII be received At valuation payment II ma, no.,
ou'ly diPosed privately, Cof which due notice viii he &
Obs estate will offered Public Auction AT he 80
Weldon, on Tuesday The 1914 day IF OetoJer nsrt -
JOHN q. CLAIBORNE
3, . JAMES u. CLAIBORNE
August 10.
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Which like that f-h by sailor. met.
Sons lnshe.L when 10 vim. NE vi.


toast on Greece, was given, but we lost il.
ny MI oaitonstall. The Eloquent Defender
BY Member. May our society pro5uce thu,
Historian who shall write the history of the last
fifty years.
by Member. The VIII ofthe Phi Beta Kama.
Like electricity; generated by turning a glass.
a Latin toast was handed up, with transla-
ZION Tor The benefit OF the unearned " Ii seemed
to be concerning the materials of Phi Beta K,nDa
Celebration Only the following words came 10
our hearing, "JHno ct Opc." Translated Cigars
and o. p"
BY Guest from Maine. Women. The poetry
OF life, Particular Jfeire
From The middle Table. The .4Ipba of Nina
so honourably represented here to-day: new prooi
OF the intimate connection between judicial and
philosophical elninence
From the side Table. Long and uusooUed
ADes ~ orr Scholars. Elixir Uite II EJ,rj,.
PToprietatis.
After the Speaker Of the House of Represen,s-
tyes Of the United States had retired,
By the president Of the Society. Hon .J,Bn
w. taylor, our Guest
After the Society had been regaled by number
oil songs, member gave,
Brother s.. From the stvIe of 81, 49,.
we conclude that this is not the fist time tina, he
has prsciised at the BAR.
O'her excellent songs were sung-not in the
S'yie Of the Opera, but yet very plessingly. After
song touching the state and merits of BoeLeIor,
"A Member gave,
Df' W He singo like Bachelor. bu,
we know him to be a HaStey Of art.
After - The hose" by brother s. Col
SWEET gave: OV'
Brother s., who has given US aross.wi,h-
out thorn. ''N
Several other songs were very accountable SUM
by immediate, and by older members. Az, oa.
o. the latter, who had grst6ed the Society With !
song bad left the Hall, a member gave:
Any Park bat HE'D Park
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-19
EightN DnLLnre Ro.nnrll

Nv @ s 20 hs sg5setibef, living Nelson county,
% wen leow bis mouth projects out bs. os, one
bel;sy h % sisgle and IS srul have reason 10
Porter o W., raed 10 Peaaylvsn where probeb pS be-
@ e aDoye reward will be paid for him n dsyer -,
delivered 10 " gu ~ , issen IN the state and
August J. PETER O. JACOBS.