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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-22
-MDYfTE

LII Eerson having claims sgaint the estate Of Anthony
X Thornton, dec BY bond, note, open cecus will
make them known 10 without delay; and all persons.
indebted 10 the same, 7 pleas. max.
no longer indulgence can b. <, sn,ed.
HENRY L CARTER,
Adn,r Il a. n. Thorsfon, dec.
Aprl II
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.1mostpolt,obie Estot> far S,1Je


INHE ubscrhei' ose' sale finest Estates in
Lower Virgins; II IS the Estate called CumberIsndr
lying upon the Pamunky RIVER the of New Eeni
sbou two miles below New Kent courthouse the prop,ttv of
200 Of which 400 rate IepeI t LAM
well adapted 10 the growth Of whes oats
clover 75O wood land, hesvy timber ed, aud 800 marh
inc hiding several house, and lois ths village CumbeI
spd.n
This Estate situated the head Of fine bold navigation
aordng vessel. Of 500 tons and presents 10 The &C.
i've aud udcious farmer, sdvaDsg than any estate in
the lower country.
The Nat land has been stated well sbsp,d
to plaster snd clover, and has been nv
the high land heavily tnbered; the marsh 1, one Of
the most valuab, ~ The lower country;
heavily n'bered, chiefly with ssh aud from
Day made IN the sale Of timber aud WOOD tks beach the
r1Ptn. OF clearing aud reoisimiDg, hight he from
the sale Of tile woud and TIMBER aud when yould
anorda large es'se, perfectly level and Of nexbsue
tty.
UPot the estate are two hheIs bering fishery no
little note, the annual profits Of which have been generally
about $500; and bad fishery Immediately opposite 10 n.
herring ehey, which might also rendered yety valuable
aud hne nll ohc medaely upon liver mi
70 IN. village OF Curberlandihe improve able
dwelling house Of rooms the customary gu, hose. barn.
an &c, house The dwelling house upon yery
'husono Commanding view oi the fat land SUI.
rounding county, f3r some miles. Fish Wild fowl of
every variety are keu the their proper seasons,
The markets OF Richmond and Baltimore alike ron
uguIu 10 IT, and produce IS shipped 20 both for the sar
I'reig minute description is deemed a,
supposed that any one desiring to purchase will 6 view
the pre- mises Wv
The property above not having been ,oJ ,r,,,I
VIII he offered, At public auction, tukouf y,,ps on ~,
pfembe at ~ o'clock, NJ Monday the fit Jay Of Az,
on,-i"urth OF The purchase money will be tsuue IN
snd the residue 20 three equal annual payments nd and
sermyapd deed Of trust upon the pretyilI he tenursd
u The purchaser, JAMES LYONS ;II
yuo5. H. TERRfLL
JUNG ~ 10
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TIE S.3FEYY BlR1; rs

&aS0A THESE spacious and elegant
~ - BOATS will ommenee running
Gkx.----12Szf<s early m July, and pefor IN ihem
49, regular route betw cen New Y u, /
assDe1kets Albsny,every day, except Jun
DAY ''d'tii. So of Summer travelling.
Then speed hiss been improved The on
and starting at earlier hour the passage will he
ehe.y ~ daylight, giving p'sssnses opportunity
The interesting scenery vi the Hudson River.
To leave New York. To leave Alb,nv
Mondays al 6 O'clock, Tuesdays at s O'clock a -,
Wednesdays o'clock n, Thursdays at o'clock m
Fridays eli 9 o'clock, III Saturday. o'clhes IN
The proprietor. look with confidence Tor contusne. ol
the patronage that ha, been Justly merited by hi,
hnhment which affords travellers unrivaied degree
e"mori and entire security from the accident, winch
Steamboats, and Packets are liable.
Passengers IN the Safety Bsges pni their horses,
Iage'' servants on hafd II tue Steamboats, towing the
same, and thus avoid expense and detention.
Fer pass enquire Off MMichael the Pier, at Alba
ny, WIN. G. REDFIELD
June 6. az
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-22

sy is- skQOtREH ,Ioi.shse s~ice weet Generosity
three week the session oi the State Lexis
this hsreors Five Dollars per
ayahs in advance Note, of chartered bank,
tsny) viii be received payment The Editors will Euaran
the safety Of rewriting them nsths postage sfslIixt
t.rs being paid, by the writers.
" No paper will be se nnued (brt al hs anereon Of
Ed to,s) until all arreNaye, hsvr be.p Paid up.
fys Whoever will the paSmsnt
,hiII aavs the tenth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
" One square, OR LESS-fust rs ssnt,-saeh
continuance, so cents
No advertisement Inserted until either been pad
fo-, or assumed by this city, ITS
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tn A6T OF LAKx

Landtie Hospital, williamsburg
NOTICES hereby given thaaii this ell.
are occupied, and that patients will he
un;some Of the said ellis vsean lue which
be gwen. by order Of the Court Of Directors.
Nav IS So L.. UENIFY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-22
April Is.
SPRLVG GOODS

ICfALL NELSON la. received Large and general
A assortment OF Staple and Fancy Goods; among which
ar Navarino Grecan plaid and fancy cacees Grec,an
Navarino AMI fancy striped plain
and Swiss mu,n'; apbcIed and PLAIN hook aud null nu.n.
csubr'e aud jaconet mu.lns rich worked muslin robes h
Isiian ustrinys; black and Naples;
French saiin plaid striped and plan barege baes ooord
Italian nets; silk and cotton hosiery; bobhnet lace aud rich
worked muslin pe!erne collars black
hobbinet lace wells and hdkis English and French thread
iac-s aud edgng.; Londcn cloths, es vesngs sh
linens, .heetngs and dama,k; 1znaburgs aud tkenbg
brown and blesched shifting, aud dume.tic pads
variety OF other desirable goods, which will he sold the
ovest prices.
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NOTJTE

us HEREBY GIVEN That application will he made to
lathe Directors OF tbs Farmers Bank of Va.
Of Certificate for Share Stock of said
9Th JAN 1919 audited the Of C. ~ GoOcA The
having been lost.
june 10 t-w6w
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.NOTICE-

l.. persons having claims the eslse VI lonnerv
muins, dec are requested 10 exhibit hem me, p,o-
peIy authenticated heids the first Dece
as intend having division u the THIS motto, viii
nc plead IN baf agsins claim that be exhibited after
that time. MARTIN JAMS EI,r a. r, H,iia'
Gpcchlnnd, June g. g. vt.tss,H
"a ENTLEMEN who bsye pot ies a. Monsieur Tou.,
~ this season that uay hnd convenient to settle
ihH accounts ~ Richmond, do with Nh flsprv KIM
who Is hereby authorized toreesye tbe same
THOMAS WATSON
ABkER ROBINSON.
may ~ Wit
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LII rersons Dashted TO the estate Of John Kchs,d,on
- nso, Of TIE county ~ Hanover, requested to sks
immediate payment Aud those having claims asa,n IN,
e'as wPrssn IN, N c sdusi-n before the fret ay
January 1879 Or this wu he plesdrd r. ta Vi fec,ysy
~. vt ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-22
TV.gN COM M, IN

70 the hi OF tbs county, Kubawsy on the f2ih dsy
oi June VIZ negro who calls himself ION
bEfHf, and says he bfsed by David Berny Of PEI.
qn'msns ouniy North Caoos. john - likely we'll made
t"w about 80 years of sge feet inches high; dak IN
leS'oni aud hlem'sh IN hs left eye. He md N when
''mnr' blue broad cloth Ianaioos half sor
" b and Uany other valuable stiiclss n cloth,nx IN
mn have every reason 10 believe tie above nexio -
h"nawsy and The owner 5herehy requested n eons orwafi
E property, gsy charges sBi fake him sway o,hefwi.e he
~ sold on the i4th day Of July, 1919 pay ia ICES,
WM S. ROYSrON, Iaiist
Caroline Va
Itnfst fS-E,
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CURLES' Week L.d.V:D FOR SIT e.

CURLES Week LAND FOR SIT T.
Is2Y virtue of Deed Of Tu,, executed -ubscr
date the 5h day Of May 1926 and duly rec rd,d in the
clerks "hice OF the county court Of Hencc for purposes
therein mentioned and by Of the parties e.ed
all prevou. deeds trust on the property will he sold
tie 2i,t Of July next, fair not the fair
day saie to the highest bdbeIoR the public
aueten, 'oI ready mouey, that well known
TRACT OF LAID
Lying in Curles Neck, Heno county, called Old Cur,,
containing 522 he the e,s. Th,
land IS so well knIwn that deemed
rate the nshy advantages There large MAIL
Bank on the land siused in v.iy advantageous POSITION
be distributed very large portion Of the and is well
red eiover aud large crop of wheat he seeded
clover fsow this fall. There the land excel.
dwelling hous-, with 10 good stables,
rate thresh,ng machine, &c. &c
The title believed be bu, the
selling Trustee, will only convey title as vested IN
him. Possession will h gwen The sale will
commence at ~ o'clock WM w. MOSBY.
June IS. I'D,
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JVHE.8Y

~ 'utsoii5 - nov pftTs ID e. rontfaot tor WHEAT
'"t winch he Will give the market pfioe. cash co.,
- 70 1dain fev esiscss carly Ctcts Jsnls, w.
90" tide water, would Sc preferred
- BERNARD PEYrOH.
yaIs-i ,:-<:.fse.hf
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stHE fhbsnbef g. Liuse the Accommodation Cftue
"A estates of Martha Crook aud James Cfook dee hereby
squeh all PesOn ndehsd 10 the sad estates, make me-
da payment, NO further ndus,poe he gwen;
o having elsms sgait the said E.tscs, srs fequeed 10
psssn ihen duly Tor psymeui,on before IN.
~ tsy oi NV DeSi the npiics will ne teHd w. hsf II
eisnn' WADDY l. JACKSON, Adm'ur
- q Maths Cro,k & jane Cfook dec.
meeklbnhmg Juue 70. ~ -wsrs
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NEW YORK.
J-aFFR.AY s. CRANE,
Have opened an extensive assortmcntof
EARDH ARE s. CUTLERY,

Al No. IN, Pearl Street, Haaoptr Square,
NEW YORK,
Comprising nearly ere,y article in the trode-d-
fnofig sohich are:
10 NIvES Forks; rem aud pocket knives
~ Rszors aud scissors; hand and hack
Drawing knives; ehis.es kouges
Eilss, plane irons; scyti es, sckles
Chat knives curriers' knives
Euttuus, bone moulds locks Of all Kind,
Brso l. glass knobs; hinges, sctsws
Strrups, spurs; spoons, ladies
Coru hoes; hammers sedges
Indian supp; anvils vices
Bowling pieces; log and trsee ehsins
Shovels q spades; nails and sad iron.
Merchants aom Southern States, especially invited 10
calf they will he served on accommodating ter ms.
July rs. cO-1ct
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Bank Of pirginia,
7gb T,,J,, 1909
NOTICE

NOTICE.
yY virtue Of Deed Of Trust executed TO TIE svb:e her,
~ the 5th day Of March last. aud duly recorded in the
clerk, ose u the county court Of Cumberland, by
Echsd c. Word Alley bis wife, for the purpose Of Sc.
curing certain SUN Of money therein mentioned shall sell
TO the highest bidder far ossb Thursday, 24h day OF July
reH the following property, 10 wit; on, negro man
negro wOuan nsned Deed Of Tus third part
81 The Stallion named Engineyj sorrs horse one eow
calf all his household aud kitchen fpntuej aud also then
teres, the Estate OF Nathaniel Norris dee Fbe subscriber
viii convey only such title as IS vested IN him. -
VI The sale will take place at The residence Of Nj horris
In Cumbefls2d county. -
isly .. lids
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<lE Tavein PismstIon ehou.t, ng
~ courthouse will be leased for OF years, to the
highest bidder, the I'd Monday IN Aug p.1t.
CHARLES HILL Attorney IN fact
,or the
July II. i9-w2dMinAug.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-22

" UHANCkHY; Al Rules holden ~ the 81 lxs oi5.t
The county OF KDg WIllsc, ON tue 40 d'y o' July
1923 -
Waer Quarie- and Bezish hs wife, Abner Allen and lie
Wins his we, Susanna Wilkinson Reuben Lrsc0mb and Ann
his wife, Nelson Ellie g., Temple Eet Dave g. Buef sm1
fsnny his vile, DenjsDn r. Dugsr ssd Hos; an Ruhsd
Dusa by Sarah Bal then iena guardian al inem
Jgddh Dugaf. l1nsc by james T. Sandwich, hei Commh
zee, aud james T. Sandwich snd Catherine his vile, PliB
agsinst
VIM EIleu and Chares P,gs snd Ann his wife, who before
interDaffiage with the ssd Egg, Ann Elet, Dedt'
The Defendants CbsfssPgg aud Ann his "iie rot having
entered Their .ety according 70 'be
act II Assembly and the rules OF this court, and sprens
w sstscory evidence that they are not inhaoan ~ t'
county II OrfeeJ That the said defendants DO apPta
here the Monday IN September next and answer toe
Gll Of The plaintiffs snd that copy II this order ne ioinwh
inserted Newspaper, published m the cry ~ hth
mud, for months succsssivey, snt ported 81 e "n
door Of the couthouss Of this county. cory: Ie"@
j. STAMPEH, Il. C. e.
July a. 2l-~ev
NfFfiE Exseuvs v1fIscs've proposals ~ CONFORMITY W.T.
- e the 81 seoton u The se c"nctrntrf
ne hrEary hereto annexed - Aud ne further snac'ed,
bst e EfeeDlivt he sUthorsej required o. sceftsn upon
Nhstefm. The Arory BeitdirgS Land ATTACHED fherso,
snu he sold, exchanged leased for eu yssts en'
muneMa 20 toe General A1emby the result Of Their
snqony" BY ordei Of tas Exeeutiye.
WIZ. II. RICHARDSON, {. e..
! EJe utive Department,
,., ngs m'''h' 1879 :o!.a
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R9MHY1Y.

TI-IvVII W IT
yEAR0M the subscriber, Avery's Ferry, Cape Fear
~ RIVER Chatham N u. the evening Of the 18th
inst. nulsu WILEY, about % years Of age,
snd feet 10 inches beght particular mark, his
person reeolleoted He raised by MI Isaac Oliver,
The road leading from Petersburg, Va Halifax, N O..
tbon 90 miles from the former place, sold Rich
InonJ, where puollased HIM fortnight ago. The el
lev escaped from few months since, and
spprehended and lodged in Petersburg jail handsome
reward will he given any VIII" will appIrhe and
ooufne him Prison Raleigh Wairenton, Petersburg
lcbmond, and give information TO j. y Costys Co.,
l;ehmoud, Va Likewise all captains OF vessels hereby
orwarned from employing carrying Of said fellow, under
the penalty Of the law. W. BARTON.
inty II I9-w1ws
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A MILLER WANTED,
AND

Farm and Store fOT Rent.
WISHf TO Lsae Hsnf. the Faym tUhsreon reside, IN
tbs county IL o2nsfs IF 100 Of a. gooiirnd any
IA The ns,ehJOrh0od. III he RiUer Tkcdsg.ng Hot hnv
ing been recently butt gG5rds comfortable dations
Jor Family mel ont room If tchich " ffed up for
and ha' been odvaHtageoUy occupied such BY former
Proprietor Ihers IS good Lumber House and cellar 10th
oht' Bo'ss for farDng and donesiic posss conveniently
5uadfed me premises For apply Col Nm Boil
Ting, soho 4" aho,isedfo make aeontrac ne same
EMILY n LEViS
Goochiand Tuly I. Is-urfasE
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Winchester. iune

o-,.-r, JUNE ~ 14-wnJy &Aus
10 ne absent ON .h- --verai mon h,.
on air,P TO the South, have appointed Wm f. Bo,dua,
tine. nmSoN poIW .ny .'''
April IS. 20 '
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-04-30

To Literature, and especially that Oh our =, own
country, an ample portion OF our care siiall DC
devoted; and TO this department we shaI AWAY :
t,r1. as TO recreation and relief from the more
;Tl,some duties If by establishing title TO con-
fdence. the praise OF censure OF the DAILY CHhO-
,,IrIE become important, we shall rejoice 10 pro-
mote every meritorious literary enterprise, oDsef-
wing in this. as IN every thing else, the stric'-
Ast impartialitv. The earliest indications OF ID
lent we shall always be disposed TO treat WIN
kindness. The Hottest reputation shall moi con-
troul the expression of our opinion on me per
formaace of It's possessor; while we trust Iilat the
tome and spirit of our remarks Will secure us
AGAINST the imputation of arrogance. Inc pre-
tensions of those who may rely on other sfouhus
than their own worth we shall endealou 10 re-
duce 10 their proper level; and every thing TEND
inc 10 encourage vice, IN any shape, shan oe a.
sailed with as much vigoW aS we can DfuiS "
the task.
The popular branches of Science, and even
those horizons of professional Learning winch
may be rendered Ineligible and interesting "a
General readers shall not be neglected. Mechani
cal inventions and improvements when are ualll
extending the physical powers OF man, ana u
which our own countrymen have contributed 5,
much. we shall think entitled 10 especial feSai d.
Ue shall endeavour 10 procure the earliest dl'
most correct Commercial Information. Advertise
ments Marine Intelligence, and every thing usg
alIv considered within the province OF a Dauy
Paper are included In our design.
The proprietors ofthe DAILY CHRoN1oLE nave
M doubt that a Journal conforming to this plm
and conducted with a competent share OF ability
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In fdeEtu to their promises, they have no feaI
thai they shall ever be found wanting. As &c
their capacitv to perform what they have under
taken. they can only express their hope, that unre
mittinq zeal and diligence viii 80 far towards
supplying their deficiencies.
r5Tbe DAILY CHRONICLE win be pub
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of ATKINSON Il ALEXANDER) at No 4J Sou"
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Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-04-30
TERMS.

THE FARMERS MAGAZINE will be pub
lished sEm-uoSrHLY; the price Is three dollars,
payable either at the time of subscribing orrecelpt
of the first number The FORM and SIZE has
been adopted. which is deemed most convenient
for binding, while the quality of the paper, the
beauty of the type (entirey Hel0) and the general
execution of the work will be such, as 1t Is hoped
will reflect credit on the Publisher, and Crafty
ITS PATRONS.
UAddross (post paid) THOMAS c. CLARKE
agent for the Propretors, No. a. Market Street
Philadelphia
Editors copying the above, may contribute
to the interests Of an invaluable science, and viii
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Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-04-30
AGRICULTURE.

Is order TO disseminate extensively the huiHe-
rons advantages which flow from the develope-
mont of new resources and valuable Improvements
in the Agricultural World, it Is reasonable to pre-
sumo that proper medium for the accumulation
and distribution of practical knowledge, must
nrove of the first importance. A Periodical Pub
LEGATION devoted to these purposes, II conducted
with spirit and industry, cannot prove otherwise
than eminenty useful
Under these impressions, the Publishers have
determined on offering to the agricultural commu-
nitv THEFARMER' 5 MAGAZINE, as reposl-
tory of useful information; satisfied they cannot
render TO their country more valuable service or
better contribute to ITS permanent prosperity, than
in subserying, as they hope 10 do, ITS agricultural
interests.
The leading feature of this publication wall be
sustained by our own ample resources, united 10
the promised contributions Of several AGRcULTU-
RAJ SOCIETIES, and the assistance OF distinguish
ed agricumrists, IN this and other states.
The LITERARY and SCIENTIFIC department will
be conducted by gentleman heretofore editor OF
popular literary Journal.
In flrtherance of their views, the publishers So
lcit original contributions ON agriculture, HoTtl-
culture. Rural and Domestic Economy, &c. and
the cooperation of agriculturIsts and the friends
of Agriculture throughout the couutry to whom
Is respectfully submitted the following
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1EkGkz1NI 8.
Or Agricultural & literary
GARETTE

THE FARMERS MAGAZINE is designed
TO contain information drawn from AUTHENTIc
SOURCES relative to the Improvement and manage
meut of remarkable Farms, sources of manure
number and kind ofsrocK, farming utensils, labour-
ers diaries, &c; AGRICULTURAL IMPROVEMENTS
critical notices and reviews of such publications
as may tend TO the interests of the Husbandmm
Improvements in the breed of DOMESTIC ANIMALS;
accounts of such FOREIGN and DOMESTIC trees,
shrubs vines, plants, seeds and grains as are con-
sldered necessary or useful for subsistence, com
fort or ornament, with INFoRMATIoN relative to
their treatment, growth, requisite kinds Of soil,
Sc and in short, whatever may tend to increase
the product of the SOIL and advance the RURAL
ECONOMY of the country.
Insertion viii also be given 10 such REPORTS,
Addresses and Papers, as may be communicated
for publication by the several AGRICULTURAL So
cEuEs of this and other states.
A LAND REGISTER viii contain as far as
practicable, alist of farms, which are now, or may
hereafter be FOR SALE, account of their size,
situation quality and such other particulars as may
be deemed USEFUL.
Space viii be afforded for the SOLID and sTER-
LING BEAUTIES Of LIrERATURE, the useful arts and
sciences, Chemistry, Natural History aud Philoso-
ply, Biography and Travels, state of the MARKETS
in the principal Sea Ports, &c. &c.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-04-30
A FRAGMENT.

"Loyely Amelia, let me press this hand
more beautiful than the new fallen snow.
Oh, let me bend my knee, which never
before bent in humbleness to any but my
God. In alteration of thy virtues:-Nay.
do not blush, dearest girl, for, by my coun-
uy's hopes love thee
The eve of Amelia beamed with unu-
sual lustre. and a shade of crimson stole
over her lovely cheek.
Frederick arise. would not behold
a warrior atmy feet, when honor calls him
to the post of danger. The noise Of thy
counuy's battles bids thee tOthe field glo
ny; the striped banner ofthy hallOwed land
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TFIom n N1l70naI Pi7rr'I-1T15Fl


p.llt .-+ -il.5-. i.-,' ,.' -,r,,t
SHOW yourrad noses and o. r1owmg eyes,
and help your poet cnlnt t1e praise OF num-
The cordial DROP the morning dram sli-'
LE1 mld-day teddy and tl1 evening s-i5'
-l-- A--li'y t'-lA .- .i.'' -.
The ands as various, 6m the effect ,ae -a4e
Aud SCI 1 choose n'ac lla. sa.., ai' ".''..
For reader know Do takes q deal o.. l-D,
Lc make crooked WOE. At sl'." -
.....,..,,
gan 2 " .-... 15-I 4, -...- 7-- .Isy..
apollo iIas. they .1l, IS void OF s3l.
Mere chicken 1-o,l--ilsI2l .s '-a4 "N
and pleased they give r' ier ~ SUI
Ut tll-. N-t. l-- one quart ol .--o'
l....-.-....
--- - 81. a.a
- o .-..-f -.,i.t .-.,-
And sharp s razor bows ile noi .-1
anA sc. ..'l '.- pr -, Sl
-- raging SINUS ~--,s --s l-l'-- '--
r4.1 ,,...l.... p.,,,,f ~, ,,e, tb, ,,-.t.Fe5 Gy.
1I E.. ...-... ..r,I.,i,o ~ tlsi- woes.
r,-I,5 III ,l.,. --.,.s II. b, ~. .-a,sth lie
Forge. their a-al.sd ana lo.5.. ,.,-'.j t- Some
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