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May 22,lszz.



an, No, surprised AZ The rrce signed s. Jones; one ike H.
@ P' up al ne cogrhoe door Of York county on The I2h
hsi 70 winch prefxed short reply stating IN ,ubt,ns
what now repeat That sensible Of lie nprosriey
OF so,i's as truiee 10 where had become iiasfse
and, therefore, whilst had interest in the inns,
shouid without hesitation, dec:ne 10 act On The 2e,h ~
pI a'' apEr'ed Mt neI Of tins determination; and slated
70 it, that mr Corbin bsd proposed TO give me .ee,,;
y for my debt, aud take back the two 6pnd.of & Jan t.
5000 each, which had been pas. me BY blank endor
nrn' and thus free OF imeresG which pr,uosai i m
formed him. willing socept That, If al
70 aei a. The trustee, would not lie, TIL was Tree Of al m
Iha proposal was Afterwards renewed w M cotbip and
seotPtd by me- aud 50 stated my reply II the I2h le
arded TO- which have doubt, net Nj Jon,. ave-
In h'nvtce Of Ga, I2b he stated tlal he sso1d ho s ~
eight Or ien days TO mike I've first payment il u nov e ari
nnc seems hc ll wants The tioe Ars,n he sss i
offered 20 pay $1,000 month oso which w.. reGssJ M
'IY so 81. NC asked me II would 5000 which
l'a nm would not do ] did not the money and
does DOT follow from such application that he o he
money suu he oae'e, and yertrd to sccrp, H. Il dos
n intention 70 my olss, why talk Of debit aud ss
ht n9 prudent man would psy, beofea eleasc indemnity
asked me n would recs5ve 5000 ~ pat
Iuies'd 10 ihe isg.ee, $1,000 have been raid I, me-,
knowledge; aud he Cher u $1,000 d, now held Nv H., O.
hn, the guardian Of The eesee which reles,ss ,S Ia
mere any dti7 On nsJ Cofbn remaining uDpad ,hfv
leGro ~ s sg,r, ,st nav , pretty intimate know
ny u deb snd ,scie. se It'll due, which have she.n
snfn prop0sed e. BE- aiscd, will stif rr,is 4; 1i h
IT Mr. Jones, would be sufficient udemn, him, s,o,rs,
5s & 90 So, ~ iu knowledse d the charge, uPoa
IN, s'emen no, iie Tor those, who kuow Dir Seer
W '7t ttp '''fit iVI lNf eye ui The stranger.
communication found my circut very r.rsb e.,a
m the duties of ny proeiiion would hsvs bess ,s
noticed. no a7-,ss ~, -, ,,''t
williamsburg, 2sh May, 1927. 81
There snt depending in the Chancerv cou,, of VIZ
i'"hug 70 set sfttuet "a Msi. Cofhn'. itsp,ae,ion
EWe uiof o. Thoua mdtte dec, bUi the balance 4 no ~
sa'ded as beng Of 'ny 'er'oo' consideration.
KNOWING The aitcmpto Of Scefvani Jones q, ,ioy rc .
h"ye sa-, 10 be nothing than lie desperate sel -
drowning and THAT hrs object T. 10 keep On pue,s'e
90 order ta, some friend nay by IN The land Tor h., f, -
reduced price, jnce 70 The trustee reqnircs th,f b,H
y ihn he has interest ~ he of The lsd ,,b.e
except so ~ Is be mag be Interested IN the com b
pc Will be cntrcf "a upon collcrnztf s oocv rbi.s
c'es rostn II BY Scefan Jones' iIve heen paid l,ng
1n" were Known 10 hun o. Pc paid The f,ne hs NC ~
iei'ast" hr ran be furnished with -ecepi. r. m -.
WIG tet.iv,d The iessoe., At auy ti.ne he pes.,.
"' ~ f-iff firUaND r.. CcRrr%
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L.4NO nor MILO,

(tIlE subscriber for sale or credit of one Two three
~ four and five years his PLANTATION in the county Of
containing 535 Gcrrs, situated within miles OF the
courthouse, and the distance Rvanna River
= al all tines navgahiei tao lies within miles OF
james ivet ard convenient TO several Merchant mills. TIE
n" OF the land yet TO clear well numbered and icred is
clh'dere" very healthy sluation and has veryeou-
senieni bTS DWELLING HOUSE. aud other out
u'es deem II unnecessary To say any thing rrgaid
hr quality OF the Land, preumable person will buy
oeofe 'hsy Ist examine the Land, which will be nv
ny oVeIseef Samuel Dawson, living the premi.e Ii Tie
aboT" Land not sold privately before the Esd OF Oct NEXT
WI" ne ohsIs al public auction that day. for or rent
"seiher with all my Stock of every description Plantation
Utensils Corn, Fodder Nc. Any person posed 10 purchase
can g bargain by applying 10 the subscther living Ia War
Nav
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Acting Consul of the u. S. f,r
the port oil Gibraltar

We have learnt, with satisfaction, fssys the ~
Intelligencer Of Monday,) that, after ffeoyen CON
ference. and The interchange of several Official
notes between Mr.. Clay and Mr.. Rebsllo. The
Charge des Afdres Of the Emperor of Brazil, such
explanations and assurances have been made as
Will prevent late occurrence at RIO de 1aneiro
endangerns the peace or harmony OF the two
countries.
Intelligence has been received al Baltimore. bv
the brig Hyperion, from Gibraltar. that Mr.. Eve
rev. our Minister at the Court OF Spain, had OBJ
tanned and Forwarded to Mr. Henry. u. s. CONAN,
at Gibraltar, an Official Order for the immediate
release OF The American citizens confined in the
Spanish dungeons Of Ceota. They arc about lbirtv
IN number, aud comprise the survivors Of the crew
OF the Colombian privsleer, General Sublste.
"bich vessel, our readers may recollect, was driv
en- ashore on tie coast Of Spain some months ago.
ID a VIOIeDt gale. H.
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S ELHCTTOMs.

Communicated for the Philadelphia Gazette. !
PHILADELPHIA. June AT meeting OF
the Citizens of the United States, held at 0'Bri-
en- s Botei, in the city of Rio de Janeiro, on the
evening of the 18th March, 1927, w. H. u. C..
Wright, Esq. Consul of the United States, from
Maryland. was called to the Chair and Jane.
BrckheaJ, E,q. Of Maryland appointed Secretary.
MIR. Bidd, from Pennsylvania, after stating the
sSisci Of the meeting, commented on the late pro
csedings of His Imperisl Mojssty's government, in
relation to the indgnites offered the late Charge
~ Afaires OF the United States near this Couft
and concluded by Offering the following resolu-
ions, which were unanimously adopted
Resolved, That public dinner be given 10
Condy Racquet, Egg. by the Cuizsns of the L.
nited States now 10 Rio dc Janefo, in festimo-
ny of their respect for hi4 private character,
aud in appreciation Of his official conduct while
exercising the duties of a Diplomatic at this
Court
Resolved, That committee Of fYe gentlemen
bs appointed 10 invite Mr.. Racquet to public
dinner, to be given by the Citizens Of the United
States, in Rio de Janero, and should MIR. Racquet
consent and this meeting enteTtsins the hope that
ne willA 10 honor them with his comp,ny-the
committee then 10 confer with him respecting the
day on which it would be most convenient for him
30 attend.
Resolyed, Thsl committee Of Eve gentlemen
be appointed to draft an address 10 Mr. Rszuet
expressive Of the unqualified appreciation Of this
meeting, Of Inc whole tenor Of bis conduct, dur
ing his residence as Charge d'Affsnes at this
Court.
Ga motion, Resolved That the proceedings OF
fhis meeting be published in the public journals Vi
the Gnited States.
WM. H. ID. c. WRIGHT, Chairman.
JAMES BiRcEHgAD, Sec'fy.
The committee having waited on Mr.. Eseuet
spd receiyed an acceptance Of their invitation. an
iPinted Thursday, 22l Of March. as the dsv on
which the dinner should be given.
IN conformity with the foregoing
On Thursday, 81 March, ls27, tie Citizen.
70 The Uniied States in Rio de Janeiro, to the
lumber Of thirty, sat down O. splendid dinner
~ which Mr.. Wright Consul Of the u s. presided
a President, and Mr. Jas: y. Brckhesd rs Vice
President, prepared BY Mr.. O'bfien, At private
spsnmsnls in the Rpa d. Orsyiiof; ard were no
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yR UST SIZE or REAL EST,aTE- {

virtue and pursuance o Of trust from John a.
- Gregory 20 Richard Cok-, S,nr., John T.
b ne the pigment Of certain debt therein mentioned
ng date The 3t day Of Feb 1921 aud which ackBose-
ed and admitted 70 record the cleiks Off james eify
county, The day shall on Monday che second t,v If
july mkt 1871, II lar, bui The first fair day ,ere alter
eel At public AUCTION the premises cash, Of sd
containing fO2 sores, by te survey together say midi
ud the band covered by The pond # said mill aul the rgb
,he 'ld M Gregory hath sei timber from the Ferry
land Th property pure hlsed by SAID John NJ Gregory
Of The said JOHN F.. Browne Is situated county OF flames
city near Cheka"miuy River aud the head Of navirabe
iftam making ont OF SAID RIVER and believed, with pry-
per aenon fright be- rendered very valuable The subcrer
selling Trustee viii convey such title only may he yst.
40 hun ny The said deedhe le however. u.
exoeptvnab.e. RICHARD COKE ST. Undo
NAV % Ell.
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HORRID MURDER

bARDsTowN, (I<en.) May i6.-On Monday
morning, the 9Th inst, in the south part of NYa.b-
inS,on county. Samuel Payne was shot with rifle,
by his brother, Richard Payne, and expired i.nme
u'a'eiy' Inc PARTICULARS OF this transaction, so far
as they have come TO our knowledge, are ihese:-
The father Of the two brothers died few wears
ago, having made will, leaving but little, if any
thing TO his son Richard. This will was deposite ed
IN the care OF Jereboan Beauchamp for safe keep
Ing 1t "as discovered, after the old mans death,
that the viii was, iu some toay, lost. A contro
versy ensued between the heirs. The Washington
County Court refused to admit to record copy
made out from memory 10y Besucbsmp. The Court
OF Appeals a, the late term, ordered the same 10
record Much Ill blood was produced between tie
brothers on this account. They were both stated
to be armed at the time of the meeting, which
proved so fatal TO the deceased. Richard PAYNE
has not been apprehended, and it is stated that he
has left the state.
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james Ripey Land foJ. Sale.

We tract OF land belonging the heirs John D,ndridge
Is Tor sale The anoVe tact situated the county Of
tnct urotge, immediately James river, adjoining the
ahd' ct George and William HARRISON Eqrs. and MIS- Edoe
n enh'hh about six hundred OF the hest
5noOurhoods Virginia, aud Inferior fertility,
most "i IS heavily mhered; location quality render
me most desirable tract Of land Tor sale hi, Y-
s'o' Perons wishing purchase the terms. by
applying to Edmund Christian Esq. or John cambridge IN
Richmond. Aptil II. If-ti
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AioIG4E.

MAS committed to the jail Of lie Of Wigb coHn',
W the iOh dav of December, 1926, man, hn call,
himself JESSE STANLEY sej says, that he horn Zee
N the county Of Lsnor the State North Carolina
ON his having certificate other evidence al hi.
don aud the account which he gives of ia. pl,-
IRON whence he sNys he ear, believed ne runaway
slaves the said Jesse feet inches high, (snd
'ays thHty three Of stout made aud bs
eomrlexo5 had on when eompeda SHIRT aud striped
e2ton uowsers The (if lac be ssve) hereby
queded TO c,me forward pye his property, pay the
aud take MIN away; an1 hs is fee man. will be deed
Il charity m person. who may he all, to prove the
50 10 do that he may be released from prison, othsrw. he
Will be dealt with as the law directs.
RICHARD EDWARDS, Jailor.
March so it,S-wio,v
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Il fine ChlckahONini Estate for SnIe-

HE Subserhei wl gre at bargain IN tract Of $40
or $50 acres Of land, tying the north side of Chicka
nonni SWAMP ~ the county Of New Kent, Immediately
low t Long dges II tract OF Land lately sod nv
The Alt'ha OF the Wiiam'burg Chancery Court, under
sreld Claiborne The titles unque.onabie under he
decree.
This sct contains large quantity of easily reclaimed low
ne CyPte and other tmher It, About oue-hslf
balance OF the f't fat land, and the other fertile high
isndi great pat Of which with prime mer
The land lies Just above tide wafer, the River
bos's have deended TO Wiudsor Shafts the Schooner land
ing about or 8 miles below
For term. apply to Mr.. WIN. Bromley, the white House.
near Rev Kent eourihOue tue subscriber Fredercks
burg mo DTCEINSON
NAV T. t,C az
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MOUNT EPRRdLW ron SALE

INTENDING 10 tins fall to TERRITORY Floria
"nei Tor ssle my estate the RapPahsnnork RIVER
the county ~ Fauque-, eighteen miles above
dcrcksburg caleu MOUNT EPnRAIM; this is very e.,-
fable situation and highly improved, having all the buildings,
or use comfort and elegance, cesssy for gentle
county, residence; aud healthy situation IN Viz
s""a' Having Determined - remove will sell hand
onie estate al very suced price, aud mpke the
Gepemen dpo,eo base invited come aud view
'h property will also, sell tact OF LIANT Three Hun
ares and Nney-tye IN the county Cuptper
O'riei, Bt'dse, Norman. For,D called the Cots spring.
ApIn 20 nlnNNN
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Institution for Correcting impedimenis /,

y EF tn r. HUNT, soie agent for BIrs Leigh aud psei
"a Yates n York, tor VrEnn ard N. Carolina, reside,
"est PtIe'v'F', Brrn'~iek county, Va.
Every patient must come prepared To remain until o,rd
much INJURY having resulted from ho.e who were NOT
wiling I" emaiu until the Institute satisfied their
I'nunents IN me system Average time for adults
months ' ~ ~ =
Is. Inc Puhliok il cautioned against travelling Agents.
us Leigh agents aJhaTy never pedde lik the
mP9'ot' now proving about tuo' the Southern States
.hAS o.
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C0roiiue Land for Soje

sFHE subscriber offers private sale that valuable Farm
on which he resides, Poiecat creek miles South of
me oeeu, containing $50 divided three Shifts
Al. under good fences sboJ winch pr,u.
dow and well drained and the creek suhsaniaiy damned
out has long been consider ed OF the plantations
OF IufiaS aud cotton of the hood
The improvements good roomy dwelling hou.e with all
necessary out houses IN good repairs suicieicy Of fruit;
trees Of various kinds nae water in every field ,bs h
land will he sold on credit Of . syears or longer il
desirable For termsaPpy the .ubctiher premises.
Nav % sns,
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For .S4LE-

fINHE tra' Of land Fort Geek wherein now reside
containing, by late survey, 5s6 of which $50 are
stil IN woods; and so creek low grounds Iwe dchedl hi.
may he made perfectly safe from water with tring expenee.
The houses are sufficient for asna family with excellent
Tobacco houses, Ice house. &C. with apple peach Or
ehad aud variety Of other fruits and grapes selected with
care To which an addition will be made This fall This
settlement being very bcahy well wa.eed an agreeable
neighhohoot and miles above Prime Edward courthouse
and Ron, Hampton sydney oil .re Tenn. :-Ons fifth IN
hand and the balance, tain equal Puohaes
invited TO call. VIM BERK FLY
Prince Edward, Nav II. Lac,
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EDWD. W. KENNY,
EnHT CnuITr.

GTAhdress Langhorns'- T,vtia.n
MIR. EDWARD L. SCkUGGS, who has consented 20 supply
The place "i Nv w ~ Page, young gentleman
Classical knowege, ard graduate OF Hampdel Sydney Col
egej T." the Pf"sr. Of which place. the subscriber refers
IN ose vino wish 10 know the oharscr the Academy as
preparatory School Tor tte Freshmen and Sophomore
Of college T. w KENNY
u will accommodate 10 II hOarder from IN.
rademy. VIM q. PRICE
May II. 1-I5t
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EDUCRTIOW.

!fUE session of the tmay Academy situated in the
. county OF Cumberland, above Lang horne's
iaven viii commence on t first day of Jsns, Tie
peTiniendenre OF the Subscribers.
This institution hss been established then two years
anu from is unrivacd success, they nope III,
continuance OF the pubic confidence. The situation of tho
Academy remarkable oi is Usefulness and the society
the neghbni hood Of the very hest character.
TERMS -deek, Liin Mathematics, per session Of 10
months. $50
Ergii-h Branches IS
The Students be accommodated with board in the most
eCtabIa
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SCOTT &. .SllfITH.

MERCHANT TAILoRs,
AVE received ny ;he Planter from New York their sun,
AE ply Of SPRING & SUMMER GOODS nnr.ne rbie,
are blue black green olive, dsb aud cloth. CASH
~ oolorsd and black Sophahne plain aud striped isnss
san drilling new aud elegant scle. French English DO
pam 'pe6 aud Injured, English and French ortnncs Va.
epcas and Mareies patterns and yery handsome WIN
general assortment OF TRlMMINGs.-A Of which viii be
May is. o,r,e
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1DVER7'J SEIfF.N-r

ilE iract oi Lsud called Ih Grove containing ss,v.
<- afc', y rg The lotetr end rf Aueifs rornf, TO-
mrJ 'o"fi'd, nll fof sale q would make ar sxeeir
'h'n f1niaon twil 30 sold altogether or divided r,
is!rtiF. Wet erms will hcacc ou1,ststfrr.
Wc'ear. nHifrhA. o1-u frfT TFyrc
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REIfOVgL

VIZ 'u'seribcr, hnvns removed non che city Of Rich
mono M. irsn beg lesY offer his sersicss a. a
yctn '' uiehdsnt Of his and the adi IN, eb.nt,.
e deim.fd 70 fp1e o. eseilions o. ue fsiihfully
'i, e",i'' 70 ~ W. ps'set WI FOUSHEE.
sr
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n OTtCEn he,ehy giyen that all the eli. In tb ,.,i,
e occupied and hat PATIENT whi be received
uuu some Of ihe and cells gacsn due notice Of which vii
1t gifen Gv order IT he Court of Difector..
Nav - S-W L. HENLEY
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county OF hampton were presented, and committed
TO the committee 90 the returns of for Sena-
tors, praying that the in the returns from
hose towns may be corrected. A joint committee
was appointed 20 inform the Governor and Council
that the two Houses were ready to attend public
worship; after which ,heSensie adjourned, and the
members OF the two Houses, with The Cove, nor
and Council, went in procession to the Old South
Church, escorted by the Independent Cadets, TO
attend public worship, where the election Sermon
was pfeaehedb by the Reverend Professor Suar'
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me above sale does take place viii he peril Of
ue Hu',ee and not beeaue shall ready 10 ake IN
my nonh IL Is Fact Of public notorety The Trustee
mas aforpsd az assignment o the debt Of 900 now sought
70 he enforced, and beinE legal he does or ought 20
know, at he cannot enforce atUst Tor own benefit lie
mus r.soIlio Court Of Equity where he will find that
.lsa.s on account Of Peoun,sry Iegaoes, aud bond Of
neHhy against the debt Of the late Mai bin are matters
he must be arranged, before payment demanded OF
me But for greater certainty to the eud that All
wi" snaii see he above advertisement may Judge bster
my objection On this point be good bad subj n the fol-
towing eNtrse from tine viii OF Mi. Corbn viz rive q
NY son, Richard r. Coh1 my whole erta,e subject 10 the
payment Of my inst debts and the following eracies
uelhen gives SilJOOO IN legaces aud he eyed that his
cehis were considerable Where then i. the man VINO would
pay 81 expect pay for Kings Creek, without such release
and Indemnify being FIRST gwen But may SAID was
not ready on the 1T Of March, when my bond became due
o. lake Il up Very true not, am vet ready nv
absence from home aud from the State urisg the efea,er
part OF The Winter prevented my being ready but ia, now
netn one month SINCE offered ray 5000 which was re-
used ho also offered TO give up any deduction Of interest
until me whole sum should actually be paid. Since which
ihe he balance, within i6e, Go hand and
10 Or ~ days shall De entirely take up my brd
's"hou having borrowed much dollar Finally
h hteoy caution the public agAin pu chasing AZ the s61v
SAFE rs the fff'ss eauno-eouvey the shadow iuie
May p, 1877 49,.
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SOR rEs vIRGILIAN1;
l.-Lord Eden.

Lord Eidpa.
d" Vos, o. n,bus. integsr evi
S,nsiis, ait solilseque suo slant robore Sire,;
vos as'tste fuEam.
me 81 oHucoie voiui'fent dueere vitsm,
~, "'l" seisis'ent srics satis una supergle
''""'"s eAriua, CT carte 'uPeta'inw GTbI'-ii. 6S8
10 quit drstinc,on, patronage, and relG
may suit your spirits anil your years, friend Fee';
b1o =" a ssn Heaven calls me 10 itseif.
WI. neni AZ my age :, call, me from the seal
w vi Ist w w Tny sinpme crushed al once
Kinr no Jnnr a n,,v;.,ss ~, a. a.. w., ~ s0's'
Cheap law cheap bread! free m,rIs,,, ,,d r. .. -,
Why wish 10 live onc. ,v,s ,u, Lac,,o ~ NV f'"Sei
And once tb;pk IL on;t s'',,h III -
~ ~, ~ '
A,sue hi. anra,;s S,i,,n ~ ..am'oIe'a'''
Pur,eibu, Gallos in lm,u, 1,,e.,e esn,h,, y;; s,=
-. a., WI" w.
WadJleJ all round The c,na;,', bv ~,
Caok,,ur AMI h;,,pr ou th,, an ,v,.nv
Thai Csan,a,.. ;oss, ,yanJ nm, a., fbs 80, - ~
We ''" " D'''''
49,, lti'--EdTt Bdthtrsf
Acendrvm1ue ha'inmque; Noemonsgue; Prytanimque
nj =, II '67.
me- ''e' no; IN 'h, ample town,
wi ~ 90, ;i n,, oL,ur"n,
A, ie,.t n. ". n nv iorJ :. non
~, ~.
an &c H'%e " InennoSe'
Aureus, ct sim; lr onde,eit vrss mctailo.-vi.t4s,
s,,.., al 60. -, - -,
s On Sn' "t''o,s 90 nov Ap'uni,
s Gu. Nv" O" 'e,, at Is q"'oky ,ouhi'
IT," s a, que LIZ o . utpps ,h.o u"S'ace
Nf'f'''b' """E' w supply US P'a'e'
V-Lord Logcfher-
Tie adnhsit, Hyl,n nluta quo fone relctum
CIImassent: ut htus iiyls, uyli, oinGe sona.L"
Eel. vi. 10.
The joekies raored for Hylas,
Bat tlyias was away,
The loCkies sought iuI lIyias,
They sought HIM night sud day.
Uui 20 We 10 20 hi, .t,blr
d., deem beneath tl,r grouod
Anl there with all his teeth drawn cU,,
Poor Hiils wall be found
VI-pr,T
UVe.tra. mount n,uurra vciis
1Ceria m,nen pur,, Of ,,,,, n, o., ~, o,l;,. rs,,o
Me liceat eau, misrrcri ,n.ent,. mie,'--v ala
Heaven uro,per Canning. r,lI. vew,
Z For Enc tni'. veal and Jieo,r.,, ,;,o,v
But t;.n-,,,,,, ..,I a. ~, ,.elI 60. '''
The Iutls twinee we feel 10 In,e
Ohe courteous knowing. honest Torv
~, It-,,.
u',r,;r; ,. =, -" et'"'su"''' -.
. - 80, ~. s,,, ~ q'" ;d ,'''l, a., a. ' -, -
'1 4" ''''' VN'''"' '""''''S fAo"h''' III 50
Uusratetul, sullen, savaSe, cold.
Tue people, scotn, tIe army's hate,
Can this he he, the w'sr, the bold,
The loved the feared, the good, the great
" nom h'lesty reJoiced toSee
con'ttut gue't at the Pavilion
Whem Parliament ws' proud 60 tee
With small present OF million.
VIfI-lfeFrfVs
&c n forjun,tr crnrs, S,turna REGINA
AnIui A,i,on,g que yo, fortuna quieio,
0'e"s' ''"e' f'e isnoa 'Aee''erse 'e'i' NJ H1-'
Fh'i heii, my LORD, M E"d"n's shape
f.nlc d you INTO such a scraPe:
Mhat has shrewl old Scot Ike you
~ ~ an 'neh an idle h'awl to IL"
lion" W"tIu your cunning Idlhtr STARE
4" see iuSh madness IN ms h'H
1"t ;h'me iNr"nnncr tht' iirsns" Sii'naee,
- ''~ o" u,e I',' us"Sh's "i Pil0e'
10 ruis each trade and each profession,
90 90 nv tle maws anh e'othe ne hscAs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-12
EXTRAORDINARY COW.

Yielding twenty pounds and half of butter p Ell
week
Several dispositions have been exhibited to US au
'hentica,ing the following facts
That an improved Durham short Horned Cow.
IN the possession Of John Hare Powell, Esq yielded
between Thursday morning, The 24'h of May,
and Saturday evening following, that is in three
days milk from " hich eight pounds aud Is ounces
CT butter were obtained Ivy The usual process, equal
TO 2O4 pounds PER week; that she then yielded and
continues TO yield. 26 quarts Of milk, ascert.inei
by actual measurement. within tw enty -four hours
and that she had no other food than sop of Indian
meal and clover and orchard grass. Some of her
cream was converted into butter, before the Phila-
dephia Agricultural Society as an experiment. 1t
was effected in three seconds, according TO the re
port Of L. Hsines. E"q. appears upon their
minutes. George Z. Lentner, ESQ of Bl,ckley,
Is The magistrate before whom the parties were
examined, and tie dep'si'ions taken in regard to
the quantity OF milk and butter produced.