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Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-26
4 Valuable Farm for Sale

Nsvl1NlN 1or nait of Wlnng'on IN The Philadelphia
w lrrnfkc ad containing sbont ont hundred and
thtv 81 .led nto convenient fields which under
celae irnce.
tsf4 ltete W. premises, large. substantial
4s d. eIi1S hose G,ished ~ modern 81, lc ia good
bain--carrage he sc, U X horse, &c
The s'na " y nc.'hy one, and commands sine view
Of the Riyer Delaware, For e'ins apph
SAMUEL SPAIKNAN,
No. 81, ChWch Alley, rm4da Ii 10
JOSEPH GRUBB,
Feb IS, 1893 TO- Wilmington.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-26
Me Delaauare Fire Insurance Conpa,ay,

INCORPORATED by the Legislature OF the State cf be-
laware, with capital Of one hundred thousand dollars
The President and Directors are now receiving applca
tons for Insurance. at their Office, No 81, Shpeystree
between Front and Second Streets against Loss by Fire.
every description Of Buildings in general; Merchandise
Ships IN PORT, and their Cagoes ouschould Furniture
and other personal property ALSO. against loss or damage
by inland transportation Of goods, wares chadise and
country produce
FERNS of insurance will be as favorable any Of the
Companies in the Cities Ut Philadelphia or NewYork.-
Parties assured may repose the fullest confidence in the
soldy of its capital and that all losses will be promptly
adjusted by the company.
JolN Moopy is Agent to survey property TO be insured,
for the and vicinity of NewGaste in place Of G. d.
'aney, declined.
LEVI H. EVANS Agent TO survey property to be nsu-
red for the town aud vicinity Of Elkton.
JonN CLOAK Agent to survey property 10 be Insured
for the town and vicinity of Smyrna
JosEru JoNks Agent to survey property TO be Insured
tor the town Of WestChester and vicinity.
Directors.
/ John Patterson, David Bush,
| Joseph I,av, VIM. Chandler,
/ David q. Wilson, Joseph Grub,
Joseph q. Gilpr, Robert Porter.
VIM. SEAL President
i ID BrRSEs, Secretary.
4 Apt ~, 1926. as
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-26
2. & II UILSO.v.
No. t05. MARKET STREET.

"
FsAVE Just received an assortment of Pocket Bo,h
n among which are
Ladies and Ceullemen's Pocket Books with silver arl
ateel sp'lng clasps, and finished in elegant style.
Ladies Gilt Morocco Pocket Books with needle and
thread cases, silver and steel spring clasps, &c
RUSSIA Leather, Morocco, Horse Skin, and Calf Skin
Pocket Books and Wallets plain and g, various sises
with clasps aud straps.
Aso-a variety Of common and low price Poke, Book
a & ~ " ison hare also for sale,
Band Dox and Bonnet Boards Writing Letter and Wrap
ping Paper, Quilts, Ink Powder Ink OF a Superior qualq
Pencils, Inkstands Sun Classes Elegant Fancy Boxes
Windsor and Fanc, Soaps Of the best quality and gene
assortment o. School Books and saticner,--all Of uh
Willie sold at reduced prices
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-26
BOOK * EEPING.

Ilrchcocks New Method tf Io k Keeping acconpani.
ed with Key, for sale by A. H. Wilson, No. lOs Mar.
ket, street, Wilmington.
For sale, as oboce,
Grmshaws Histories Of u States, England, Rome, and
Greece with Questions adapted to each OF them. How
Iii CHI Navigator Smiley Geography and Atlas; with
variety Of Biographies by other authors.
Feb. IS.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-26
NOTICE.

4 VERY tnsty Colored Girl, IL gears old, who IN
~ Gerssnds cooking, and all KIND, Of house-woik, TO
this state Inquire At this Office
Sept. ~, 1927. 80 e
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-26
NIllENI).

vENiE MANAGERS Of The E1taiggton 81 Pl,iaaSfh
IWnfnke Ce'apany, have thus day declared diyde'-
mon'hs which will be paid 20 the stockholders orthe
legal representatives, after the 18th inst, by Edsa-
ialnal, ireasare,. by order Of The B,n,d,
JAMES PRICE, Sgrg
4ib Feb, 1925 CO
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-26
NOTICE,

A meeting Of the Levy Court and Court OF Appeal OF
II Newcastle County, sitting Court of Appeal will
be held in the Court House in the town OF Newcastle on
Tuesday the 4th day Of March next.
Newcastle, February /, 1928. 6-9t
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-26
FOR SALE OR RENT.

v. IV"IIy HV', IaI'N llc!Y pllfted, and IN eY
cclent order With enclosure II front and another
Inc BAG. and Of tbs ends On The fst floor there
ale four ROOFS, and en- The second five The appur,er
c-s ~fe' convenient kchen adolnns ihc house, stsbe
Carriage hoHsc, Sc Tie LOT contains three acres, and
we'll set IN timothy and ety-r
Part Of The house iorYesy occupied as store for
winch II IS The best stand u Tie ,sge; hn for lie last
live years, HE whole has bl occupied as female Ior
Ing Scion 70 this rurpo.s is peculiarly adapted the
scAool room being any ahd spacious, lie other ayartntn
large enough Tor the comfortable accommodation of more
iordng 20 Lc scholars convenient place OF exercise and
recreation more Gig ble stuaoa .or boarding sci o,
el.ter Of boys u Bls could not easily DC found The ,ge
heahy anil pleasant and the surrounding country beau
iul and finely cultivated.
10 merchant, teacher, or parent dcsrous Of giving
MS sons e'ssca Question: this rlapery presents grea.
advantages Possession ~ill be given Tie 25h Mach
neN. For terms apply to the subscriber in Wilmington.
Feb. l., 1928 w. sIERER
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-26
TO RENT.
E4fs1EI OF I4EIDYAn.D.

iast received by 4, :. Il Wsaa, The Ilfe n John
eilSstd, he AMERICAN lpa,cer: BY Tho Key J. a.Es
Z litr OF the Narlh America, Heyc@
Also--an assatinen; NJ FAMILY BIB:.Es With viii
bs scll II reduced piicef
poc ale A. aleye Episcopal Prayer Bookr with ,he Nc~
Ei%rHt GMhohc rascr iiGui, Presbyterian, Nethoa 81
n I.pta, iy'nn pcos and lie ea9e.nsr5 j. a't u NC
Churc'ie9
mesh y u rea .f1l lean cirianti i'ic Ghiis-
lan's Patterns am TIC la.'.A d fha!as I1nIla, by
th. Rev John Wesley
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-26
FOR RENY.

GA new well 30 # by 30--situa-
I'll ted in the village Of Brandywine. adjacent to JosEfH
T. PRIcE ESD. also-thTee other small houses in the same
village Apply to JACOB DERlCksoN.
Eeh , 1909 7-N
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-26
ELECTION.

ELEC HON.
yayHE Stockholders in the Deayyare Fire Insurance Com
Z pany, are hereby notified that an election for nine
Urcctots to manage the affairs OF this Company for the
ensuing year. will be held at their Office, on Monday inc
"a d,y of March next between the hours of 10 and -
o'clock A. NJ, Rg Order ofhe Beard.
DANIEL BY!iNES, Sscy.
February 12h. 1923. 9-te
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-01
JThe Sermon, which was

10 have been delivered at St Paurs Church on Sun
day last for the benefit of the Female Charitable Soc
ETY., was postponed, in consequence OF the inclemen
of the weather that day, until Sunday afternoon
next, al the usual hour.
Itmay be proper to mention that part of the fund
raised. will be appropriated to the use Of the Sunday
school, attached to ST. paul's Church
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-01
SEl1lP NEWS.
fort OF !AleXanAria.

I Aietters
'ost Office, Alexandra, D, {
for Letters in the folio VIII
are Advertised, or they Ia
NJ
Mrs Thos Monroe
I'm Maston
Mary Ann McDenick
Jas Mathis
Ann Wanting
John Mills
Chas Mankins
Ann Mark ward
Julia Vaudeville
John r Merifield
William A Maddox
Tapley Nash
P
John Pickin
Geo Persons
1'hos Powell
Levi Pickering
VIM Patterson
U,iniford Piles
-Thos Parsons
Miss e l'arson
K
jesse I Ramsay
VIM Richey
John Roach
Root Ratclife
LYDIA Ross
Peter ShcIron
Walter A Smith
Geo A Smith
Miss Mary 6 Stephens
Catharine Sands
John Simpson
Betsey Scholfeld2
Messrs S Smith u to
VIM Sutton
7
Betsey Triple't
VIM Thomas 2
Capt VIM Thomas
baZei iayioE
Jas Thomas
Elizabeth Taylo:
VIM 1ripleit
Vim Tyler =
W
William Wilmor
MIRA l. White
Elizabeth White
Jacob Viewer
John Wren
Jane E. Wheeler
feb I--JI
DANIEL BRYAN, p NJ
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-01
Soup House.

H>HE Managers of the Soup House, notify the pub.
lie, that this institution for the relief of the Poor
will be opened on Thursday sIst inst and that SOUP
VIII be delivered on that day at II A. n. and con.
tnue daily during the season, Sunday excepted. The
same attention to cleanliness. liberaty and purity of
materials IN the composition Of the soup, &C. will be
90 served this season. as the last Families who
wish to purchase, will be supplied on the most rea
sorable terms
be thankfully received, ian n
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-01

hlSt -
I'D EMAINING in the !
ia February LIST 1923.
| TPersons enquiring
list, will please say the,
mot get them.
| A
lThos b Adams
David Allen
Miss Mary Black
m p Roxey
Miss Catharine Basker
Capt VIM Bartram
Eleazer Bowman
George Brook
Jas A Breast
Mary Baden
G.
Capt Thos r Cobb
Leray Cash
Circuit Court
Sina Dorsey
Elizabeth Dade
Miss Mary Dulsny
Nancy Ann Darnel
Y Eyeleth
John Fillmore
6 Il Fitzgerald
iIora.io l. Fitzhugh
Capt Farlan
J Gregg
j A Grilis
George Guirther
Jas Gettys
Mary & Eliza Gordon
Benin Greenwood
Margt Hogan
Lieut. 1'hos Hamersly
John L Humphries
Ann Harley
Rebecca HattersIey
barton Hall
Bushrod w Hunter
YIN d Herbe 9
Henry Jackson
Hannah Jennings
Capt E Knox
| L
Midsn Saml r Lee 8
Elizabeth Luntz
thomas Lyles
! Ludwell Lee
Caleb Luskin
John Low
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1828-08-02
HISTORY OF LOUISIANA.

The History Of Louisiana, from its earliest PEI
riod, By francis Xavier Martin. VG!yme J..
PIP. 364, ". orleans.
The author of this history is an associate Judge
of the Supreme court of Louisiana, Frenchman
by birth, who was educated, as we have under
stood in the academic halls Of Paris, the mctrop-
oils oftase and letters as well as arts and fash
ions. He is supposed to be 4 Thorough and ripe
scholar in French literature, might be expect
ed from his training. To citizen of Louisiana
there is not the slightest need of reference to his
ability, TO accomplish his assumed task with Gre
ditto himself, and honour and utility to his state.
His responsible official duties, exercised in rota-
ton in the chief divisions of the state, have ne
-eessarily placed the whole state in minute and
frequent surveys under his eye He has, in the
same way, been furnished with nnumerable OPP
portunites for collecting facts, narratives and in
cidents touching the first settlement and the pro-
gressiye history of the country. He appears,
moreover to possess constitutional aptitude for
the study Of colonial history, and the collection
and preservation Of the documents that relate to it..
He informs in the preface, that he has been
engaged for twenty years, in making collections,
the fruits Of which are here given to the public.
He assigns as palliations for any defects that
may be found in this work, the laboIious duties
of his Office and that he felt age creeping on
him, and the decay Of an impaired constitution,
adrnonishing him, that unless he speedily gave
the work 10 the public it would be posthumous
one. We are pleased that he mas needed the adj.
montiop. BY birth, character AMI training, and
BIZ the recorded stories Of the annals Of his ma
f;Ze oountry in the archives Of a memory, extend
ing OYER half century, he is peculiarly fitted for
fhe task
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1828-08-02
MISCELLANEOUS.
From the New-York Albion. !

Beered to be generally kaouaand ,c,tt.r b, Tbo,
rs Careo the author Of" lie that 1oees Rosie GAeeke
appears (says the correspondent when we are in
debted for this Song) the Ayleaf of book once In
tho possession Of the unfortunate Earl of STAFFORD
when Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, and in that noble
mans writing The heading is--"A ryghto pythi,
Songe by TIC" probably the Earl's own opinion, In
literary disposition being well known There is icon
tinues the writer believe, however no other reason
oes,des tho initials for atrbuting to Carew than
similarity to the above mentioned lyric in tone an,
fseling it NIGHT have been the production of Thoma
Shurchyard, an earlier poet At all events it mani
To make it readable.
1t 10 not beautic demande, =
christallc browc, the INCOMES dcspairs, =.
Nor the snowe's laughter, whyte hand, -.
Nor mermaidcs yCTowc rsyds of hare. ~
Tell mco not Of you're starric elcs, =, 49,
e, Your lips that SCENE fsdds, =
Your Breastes whcte Cupide tonlaing lyes, :.
Nor sleepes forkissng of his bedde
bloomie paire ofvemeH checker I
Like fiebe's in her roddiest ho,ires..
breath that softer music hespsakeE ~
Than summer windes awoong Houres = a.
These are but gawdes nay, what are 1ipst
Corali heneathc the ocean-streamc, =
Whose brnke when you're adventurer sips,
Sull Oft hce perislcth themmc.
And what are cheekes but cnsignes one
That hot youthe feldes of bloodss
Did Helcnc's breaste, Though crc+ softe,
10 Greece or Iium anie goode} - -
Eies with balefclc ardoure bourne - 4
Poison can breath that erste perfumede,
There's mamie a yyhye holds an urns
With lovers hearts 10 duste cons,mede. y
For chrsae brosxes, there's nousht Within
They are but enptic ecls.for prydc;
Hee who the syfennes haire would WIN.
Is mostie stranslcde in the tyde -
Give NEE, nsteade ofbeautic's 3busts,
A tender hearte, leyae mindc.
Which with temptntionr coufSe trasts ].
Yet inkde With errolre 6nde. So sf-y' -
One In whose gentle bosome -
Coude poure mye sccrete heart OF woes <
Like the care-burthende homie file I
That hides his murnurrs in rose. ~. .
Me eartMe comforteurc whose love
So indefeisible might bee,
That when mic spirite above
Hers cOulde not stage tor sy n,pathie.
q Mere in MS perhaps meant for ne'eru
Bic in MS.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1828-08-02
VALUABLE PROPERTY
OR S.dLJ

TUE subscriber is anxou, to sell hi, land adioin.
,g ,tne University OF Virginia. cont aiming between
tORIY & FORTY-FIVE ACRES
", WIN sSgmtortable BRICk DHELLING HOUSE.
the shuaiion-of witch commands a beautiful and ae
ao's Pr9spect OF the surrounding corntry Of the
whsie Unirersiy, and Of. Chariottesyile "A .mal
,o,to the culture grass. Also the subscriber oosr
I H SAFE The HOUSE AND LOT on the Main Street
at present occupied 6y SsnI Th,mb.
to purchase win spply. either to tie Subscrbcr liz
,ie~.s ,DANIEI oIn.n
May]T-F -
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1828-08-02
MI. Xy,7AAh ~ = e: T.; LAMBS Ton SALE:

deceased; lying in the Counties of Campbell nnd
sn VIII be offered on the PREMISES previously
SOU privately on Monday the 22d of September next
WIN inc lends of estate adjacent thereto incud
ing ne ehedwe Mills will be offered on the premises
l previously sold privately, Monday. the 29th of
Septombe" next The whole of this property will be d
vided TO- suit purchasers The sale being made for the
payment OF the testators debts the to sell is sim
anticipated lowsrs. Randolph of MonticelIo viii Join
IN the conveyance aud viii make the titles perfect.
- THs JEFFERSON RANDOLPH Excel
Of THONAs JEFFERSON decd~
= 'ysiy IL, 1870. s--se - If
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1828-08-02
POSTpONEMENT-

FEJE land belonging to Benjamin Lacy, decd sdvor-
~ sed for sale on the goth May last postponed until
the Goth of September next at which time the sale will
positively take place the widows thirds III the per
sona property terms Of tho latter made known the day
Of sale. CHARLES G. LACY Admir-. Of
juno ids benjamin Lacy, deed.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1828-08-02
ODD AND rvrrr svsr,,,,r

m, OOO AMU EVEN SYSTEM.
Inc next MARYLAND STATE LOTTERY. N
nesday, the Goth August, which will permit distan,
venturers to forward their orders in time The Can
.,ln are SIC; 1000, "a 600 81 600 Sc.
on the Odd and Even SYSTEM by which the holder off
ricketts, or two Shares will be certain, of obtaining az Ie
Ono Prize and may draD THREE.
HALVES, 81 E,ourus " r
s'oKDERS either by mail (post paid) or private C
veyance, enclosing the Cash, Prizes, will meet {,
pication. Address to
J. l. COHEN, Jr; & BROTHERS BA1rlMorr.
: Al
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1828-08-02

from tho New-YoTk Enquror.1
No Terson has called to take the $1,000 bot
that John Quincy Adams will no, be elected.
Tariff on Tobacco. The Emperor Of China
has prohibited tho filth used for smoking" from
Being imported into the celestial empire
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1828-08-02

:. From tie N,,o York Dahl Advertiser.
WASHlNGrON'S Letter to AeSoLp. on the
departure of the Expedition for Quebec.
10 Col Bens1tiet Arnold, Commander of the de.
tAehment efthe contiaehtat Army destined a.
Slas-Yon are intrustsd with a Command .,
the utmostconse9ucnce To the Interest aud Liber-
ties Of America. Upon ybur con duct aud,couragc
and that Of the Officers and Soldiers detached on
tins Expedition not only the Success Of the pres;
ent Enterprise, and youIeown Honout,N but the
Safety and Welfare of the whole Continent NAV
depend. charge you, therefore, aud the Officers
and Soldiers:nnder your Coumand, as YOU yalno
your own Safety and Honour, and the Favour.and
iEsleem Of YOUR Country, that YOU consider YOUR.
serves as marching, not throughan Enemies Coun-
try, but thaeef our Friends and Brethren. forsucR
the lnhabhafas ofCanada and the Indian Nations
nave proved themselves in this unhappy Contest
between Great Britain and America. > e
y. nat you chcck by every Motive of Butyr and
= eat OIL run shment every attempt to plumber OF
.isu'. any pl he lnhabrantssof sCanada.. Should
shy sr.Soldjer be osbase and INFAMOUS as
.I--nJure any Canadian or Indian in his Person
or Property, z do most. earnestly ebjoin you Is
BRING INN to such ssycre,and exemplary Puaissh-
ment asthe Enormity of the Crime may rcSlaire
IS'iould:t extend to Death itselG.it. viii notslSs
q isproportloaate toNs.G Guilt atssuch a 'Isme. and
O"si'o' out nope tudt the sBrayo Nten
who have voluntarily engaged in this Expedition
will be governed by, different Vicws-thaf Order,
Discipline, and Resulattyof Behaviour ..iMilsbe
as Conspicuous as their courage and Vaour. L
also give itan Chafse toydu tosavoid all sDisres.
pect or Contempt the Religion of theEountry
and hsCeremoncsi Prudence, Policy, hnd true
Christian SpirioSyiitiead US to look with Compass
sion upon their Errdrs without insulting fhem---:
w HIDE We are contending for our Liberty, we
shohld beSery cautious Of violating the Rights of
Sohscierce in others: ever considering that God
alone isthe Judge ofthe hearts of Men, and to Him
alone in this Case they are answerabic.
Upon the whole, Sir, I beg you to inculcate up
on the Officers, the Necessity of preserving the
StrIctest Order during their March through Can
ada tolrepresent to them the Shame, Disgrace.
and Rum to themselves and Country if they should
turn the Hearts ofour Brethren in Canada against
us. And or the other Hand, the Honour & Re-
wards which await them, if by their Prudence and
good Behaviour they conciiats the Affections of
the Canadians and Indians to the great Interests
OF America, and convert those favorable DISPOSE.
tons they have shewn into lasting Union and
Affection. S. y
Thus wishing you and all Officers and Soldiers
under your Command all Honour, Safety and
Success,
remain, Sir, your most
Obedient Humble Servant.
IN
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1828-08-02

THE History Of Louisiana, from its earliest PEI
riod, by francis Xavier Martin VO!Hme j.
nm 364 NJ .(lrLcnns
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1828-08-02
NOTICE.

"A Y amceting of the Albemare Libtary a-onp,nv bea
~ ih'the Library Room on the 3Ist ofMsS lS2e Z!
R was shall be tho duty Of tie Treasurer
TO give public nsce for the period three months tint
the sharesofa eInquents he declared for a
he ne xt annual meeting, unless witwhicR
delinquent snow charged, shall be- previously paid
WARMERS who owe the company and Wish to- save their
steck are therefore requested to Gail on me- : -
June 2l--3m CHARLES HARPER Treas'r:
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1828-08-02

NATURES FllREWELL.-sy Mrs. Hsmax..
he beautiful is vanished and returns not"
Coisridge's Hali.n.t.ia.
youth rode forth from his ehidhood's home
Through the crowded paths of the world to roam,
And the gfeen leaves Whispered las he passed.
=" Wherefore, thou dreamer away fast.
''-Knew'st thou with what thou artpating here,
Long woud'st thou linger in doubt and fear;
Thy hearts flee laughter, thy sunny hours
Thou hast left in shades with the prngs Wild flowers
" Under the arch hy our mingling made,
Thou and thy brother have gay play'd;
We may meet again wheS we roved Of yora
Blu, as ye aaoe met thore-oh never more y"
On rode the youth-und the bou.hs among
Thus the wild birds DER his pathway sung
" Wherefore so fast unto life awayS
Thou art leaving forever thy Joy in our lay
+" Thou may'stcoms TO the GUNNER woods again,
And thy heart have echo to greet this strain
Altar from the foliage lis love will dwell
change must pass DER thee-Farewcll, farewell"
On rode the youth and the founts and streams
Thus mingled voice with his joyous dreams
90 We have been thy playmatcs through many day,
Wherefore then leave US oh yetdelay!
" Listen but to the sound Of our mirth;
For thee tits melody passing from earth!
Never again wilt thou find in its flow
The peace it could thy heart bestow.
IA Thou wilt visit the genes ST thy chdhood's giso
With the breath of the world ON thy spirit free
Passion and its depths will have strr'd,
And the singing of waters be yainly heard
" Thou wilt bear in our gladstone laugh no par,
What should it do for burning heart
Thou wilt bring TO the banks Of our freshest rIl,
Thirst which fountain earth may still
{" Farewell when thou contest again TO thine own,
Thou wilt miss from music its loveliest tone!
Mournfuliy true is the tale tell
Yot on, fiery dreamer Farewell, farswsll!
And something OF gloom on his spirit weigh'd,
As he caught the last sounds of his native shade
But he knew not, till many bright spell broke5
How deep.wcre tho orucles nature spoke
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1828-08-02
TRUST SAIE9

ERf virtue Ola deed of Trust executed to tho subsc
" Der by VIM. Moon, and recorded in the the Office
DER for cash, at Charlottesville Monday the 9th dav
July next that being Albemare Court day the follow,
slaves, to wit Rachael and her three children Emil
Iratience and her four Children Susan Cynthia. NJ,
tina and Sophia-Harry, Will, HanDah and Fanny
nong tle above slaves.arc sixor eight likely boys al
girls will convey topurchasers only such title nc
derive from the deed of Trust aforesaid
THOMAStW. GILMER Trustee
June 2S@2t o'''e
" The above sale is postponed till Monday, tho A.
of August next - '-o Il
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RECOMMENDATIONS
M a E4HNE

NHE Stage Line running from Alexundr
n tor charlottesville, will in future leave a
exandria on Sundays & Thursdays, at 3 p. N
ana reiurn TO that pace on Tuesdays and Fl.
days at p. Nj. 1t will leave Cbarlo,,s
vile on Saturdays and Thursdays al 10 An
and return TO that place at 2 r. al. on Tue
days and Fridays.
This line does not travel in the night an
consequently exhibits 10 those who regard thei
safety, health or, ease, every iaducement.
Lie traveller who leaves Alexan,lria a
thursday may reach Charlottesville ON Satin,
day,swhile he can by no other conveyance reac
that place until Monday morning.
= Through 80. m
SJan. 26-E 80. THE PROPRIETOR
=, 81 Ehe StatRtonf Spsetal6r will insert ,h
a .. % ;sand present the account to thi