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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-18
FRESH DRY GOODS.

n anticipation Of their general advertisement the
subscribers inform their customers and other pur
chascTs That they have received by the last arrivals
from Philadelphia, New York and Boston. ONE HIn-
dred md Eighiy Packdges Fresh american and
british Dry Goods, in which included their own
Importation from Englond (viO New York. consist
ing IN part Of! the following articles:
Extra blue, black, brown olive. and olive bro,,r
London cloths
Extra blue, black drab, mixed, fancy mixed. md
lavender London cassimcres
lam ana fancy white London Mnrselos cuttings
White and colored ground chntz, printed do do
Plain buff toleneis
beautiful assortment ofthe newest style Prints
Fancy, checked, and striped, and .4d,ianople Cd
ne,0 siyie rnghams
!, . 4 and CD cambria and iaconet muslns
White bordered crovats very superior aud
MlEed and striped linen and cotton drills.
Their assortment - now very good and will in
Jew days be The most commanding they have ever
had. r. 81 r. lanes A. ~
ap13--tf Market Soparo
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-18
THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW.
JOH.N ~. .N4SH. .AGENH EOR IIRGINIl

ooHN H. WISH. .lGENT FOR PfRGLyNY.4.
the Review ys fc Stt t. wi %
are IN the hIgbes degree common to all good men IN
all countries 1t may be considered as a portion of
the contingent of the British Islands towards the nro
motion OF the general interests which are so ffequcnt
ly disguised by the prciudiccs o. some of the com
mqnty ana injured by misconceptions oftheir gain.
In the present day is hardly necessary to insist on
the dreadful havoc ofhuman happiness which has been
made through the application of territorial preudices
and national deuslons Men have been taught to be-
ievc that merits and virtues were the creatures of
locality, and that it possible for nations TO worry
and destroy each other, and both be roriouslv rirf
what was morality OIL side of the Atlantic wos
CRIME upon the other; and till the appearance of Ben
tha 1t seemed to have been forgotten tina, there IS
one Law and one Lawgivcr, whose rules are indie
pendent OF geography and prescribe the happiness o
ALL as standard uninfuenced by climate or by crcod
with America the connexions of such work arc
many ana mighty Viewing the American people as
band OF brethren, who, who under the Guidance of
Providence. have gone forth into better and HAMMER
iand Its authors have much of that sympahznp feel.
ing cHpr' ssed on the rustic tombstone
Not lost Jiu zone before
They are conscious that on their own mart thov
have much 10 offer which may he useful 10 their trans
planted kindrd. AS America increases in population
and IN power, its citizens will discover more and moro
abundant sources Of Observation-Disclosures TO warn or
to encouregc-in those struggles and collisions of in
tcTest which our community has passed through and
at which tho other must arrive.
In the Westminster Review the interests of tho
American people will be always afycc,ionniely defnn-
ded to the fullest extent consistent with those laws oc
general good, which make the morality of the Uni
verse It's conductors desire return To take a place
among the publications by which such portion Of the
fult of knowledge as from time to time shall rpon in
the Old World may be exchanged for the harycs,s Of
the New.
The work is issued T'rierly at six dollars pcr an
mum, and viii usually be received in the United
States, about ono month after its publication in Lon
dom Subscriptions received by
tina j. II. NASH, Richmond
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-18

init who has bceu brc Gang nom him the last two
years lie says his colts of equal superior size
10 hs colts from the mares by any other horse;
his yearl"g colts, equally promising and tina, he does
not believe that any horse could have gotten good
racers out of the have, also, many other
testimonials 20 the effects and from Dr. owls
Marshall, Il mention him because l presume he is
known to many gentlemen in Virginia he speaks of
the stock in the highest particularly of their
with whom have correspondent concur in the fact,
that he has been let to bloodc unit, the last
two years. so that his colts by them have yet come
duced, Kassna, (suppo by many the very best race
horse ever raised IN Kentucky and Others have been
from common mares. by reference to the American
producing striking and very superior race of horses
IN Kentucky. JOHN TUCKER
feb l5-Ial1stMt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-18
MEDICAL.

a Essay on the Reml,tent and Intermittent
n Diseases, including, generically Marsh and Neu-
ra!ga-comprlsing, under the former, various anom-
oes, obscurities, and consequences; and under the
new systematic view Of the latter, treating of tic
deuloureux, sciatica, headache ophthalmia, tooth
ache, palsy and many other modes and consequences
OF this generic disease BY Jno. Maccullocl, NJ. ID.
L. Il. S., &c. &c. &c.
The Anatomy, Physiology and Diseases of tho
Teeth. BY Thos. Bell. T.. II. S.. &c. &c.-Jus,
published and for sale by ]. II. NASH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-18
a Good Opportunity,


For the Investment Of u Small CAPITAL.
'HNliE subscriber intending to decline his present
business on or before the LIST day of May, lat
which time his present license cxpires,) offers
FOR RENT,
Till tho is day of October next, that part of tho
Tenement on Main Street, occupied by him az a
Lottery oflice-and offers tor SALE all the Fixtures
Signs, Furniture, &c. appertainng thereto
To a person DESTROYS Of embarking in this bust
ness, tho present Is most favorable opportunity rs
the Office is now established, hus n liberal share Of
patronage, and has been lately fitted up in very
neat style, at considerable cxpensc-for further pur
uculars, apply to THOMAS LAMBERT.
IL 1t rs presumed that good Tenant would find
no difficulty in renting or leasing the above, after
the LIST day OF October, from the owner John Allan,
Esq. r.. 1t
81 ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-18
Old Nr,vs tor Snlc

Old News for Sale.
NATIONAi. lNTELLIGENCER Vols. C, a,
In for 1890.
Daily do. DO. vols. H. is for Iall-l2
Richmond Enquirer, vol. Ii for 1917.
Virginia Gazette, vols. 10, 10, 90 81, 90 FOE 1908
i-5-6-7-3-9.
Virginia Patriot, vols |. ., 9. 4, 5, c, :, @, f-s
1910 -il-l2-iS-ii-i5-l6-i7.
The above are in strong binding and for sale at
The Book and Stationery store of
may , II. ID. SANNAY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-18
THE BLUE BOOK.

a REGISTER of Officers and Agents, Civil, Military.
ana naval IN The service OF the United States, on
the 30rh Sept. 1922 together with the names force
aud condition of all the ships and vessels belonging TO
the United States, and when and where built pre-
pared at the Department of State by order of Con-
gress a few copies received by
up 10 CoIJJNs 3. m
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-18
RECEIVED AT WASHES

MOS. 81 and IS, Library of Useful Knowlcdp.
Do 3, Maps adapted to do
UE continue To receive subscribers 10 the abovo ne ,susI
Vol To- English Com. Law Reports
NO - Famcrs Series, Library Of Useful knowledge
NO. 81 (ApT, American Turf Register.
Received at NASH'S Book Stationary, and Fancy Store
ap 10 N' N'''''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-18
SUGAR. COFFEE. &c

SUGAR, COFFEE, &c.
A - Hhds. st Croix, Porto Rico and ~ Orleans
u 81! Sugar, part of superior quality
30 hhds. new crop New Orleans Molasses
~ do. Trinidad do
30 Go st JagO and Martinique do.
Is do good Baltimore Whiskoy
so bbs. do do
90 do Apple Brandy
80 bags prize Laguira green Coffee
10 DO superior Rio DO.
so do Mountain st Domingo do.
90 do old white Coffee
700 sacks Liverpool filed blown Salt
For sale, very low. by
apps RALSTON g. pLEASANtrs,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-18

VIRGiNIA.--ht rules holden in the clerks Office OF
tue superior court of chanccry for the Williams
burg District, the Sd day Of May, 1880: Stephen d.
Fuller and Mary his wife, pitts against william NJ
TayldT, IN his own light and as administrator with tn.
will annexed Of Edmund Taylor, senr, John r. Tay-
lor. and others, defts.
The defendant JDo. p. Taylcr not having entered
his appearance and given security according 10 the se,
Of Assembly and the rules Of this court and i, appe ar
ing, by satisfactory evidence that he s not an inhab
TAM Of tis county; il Is ordered that the said defend
ant do appear here the first day of the next term
and answer the bill OF the psintf and that COPY of
this order he forthwith inserted in some newspaper
publish Gin the city ofRicmond. for two months sue.
eesveiy, and posted the front door Of the former
opitei, ir The city OF Williamsburg.
~ AsspY. Tese, En-. CHRISTIAN, c. &C.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-18
THE HORSE
SACRED HARMONY.

VIE methodist iaTnons containing great variety Of
tunes, collected from the authors aiap,ed To All the
voos metres ~ the Methodist Hymn Book, and designed for
me use OF he Methodist Episcopal Church i'll the United
To which is added choice selection OF anthems and rrss
for particular occasions
nc Boston Handel and Haydn Society collection Of Church
Music; ben- selection The most n,rrovcd rsan and
hymn tunes, &c &c just received by
l9 70
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-18

e ACRED SONG.-rhe Home of the Soul II
~ much admired Slclli IN Air ARRANGED for tho pi
ano-Fortc, by NJ. ", Parncll, Esq Professor of NJ
SIC. of this city. Words from the Dover Selection Of
Hymns, by A. Broaddus. Just published and for
SAFE ny COLLINS g. co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-18
TO GARDENERS.

TO GARDENERS
oNDoNS Encyclopedia of Gardening a very large and
Il valuable work.
every kind OF work i'll the deren, kinds gardens by an
Old Gardener. = "
The American Gardener, by a Citizen of Virginia
But few for sale by JOHN H. NASH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-18

Who have also just received another supply of
Moores hife of Byron. ByroDs Works, one VOL, New
toms Works, one VOL, binsley's Lectures on the
Relations and Duties Of the Middle Age; with ma
ny other valuable works. nm OF
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-18
HUGH C. McNEMARA

HUGH C.. McNEMARA
HAS Just received Offers foe SALE the following tried
III and highly approved VALUABLE MEDICINES.
~ PrecsnfiOn better than Cure. IN
LEES FAMOUS ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS.
IS SO
The operation oftcsc Pills perfectly mild be used
In ssey by i'm situation, and Of every
The proprietor confidently recommends the timely use OF
flese pills. preventive and Of Bilious, yellow, aud
Malignant Feve,s-
with the signature Of NOAH REDG Ely Gate Michael Lee
& Coz as none other genuine.
Lscs Exir sovereign remedy for colds obstinate coughs
caarrhs, aythu,as. Threats and consumptions.
loc's Nervous Cordial excellent medicine Tor all nervous
affections weakness, pains in the oins, back &C.
Lees Essence Of MustardNo medicine eSceed this IN
cnrios rheumatism, sprans, bruises, frosted feet, &c.
Lees Ague and Fever Drops, n never falling
one spplication.
LEES Persian Lotion excellent medicine curing letters,
ring worms. prickly heat &c.
Lees Vegetable Indian Specific, eee,ua for the
vcnsrsal and Gonorboa
Lees Tooihac,e DTops-which gives immediate relief
Lees Tooth Powder, which ceanses and beauties the cei
Lees Eye Waier-a certain for eyes
Lees Anodyne Elixr-ior the of head aches
Lees Corn Plastcr-ior removing and desroyin.
o. Country merchants and oil others who purchase to sell
again, by apply ing the proprietor, No 6S, Hanover
Baltimore obtain them such liberal terms will insure
them great profit
6S C.4U7IOyN.-None genuine without the makers
them, Moan RoeE,v; date Michael lee & Coz
Hundreds OF cases ofcures performed by the above truly
valuable medeses could be given, did the Limits Of ue&s
paper admit of t.
- II. e. NJNEMARA will constantly keep fresh
supply Of the above celebrated Neciues his Apo,heran
md Drug Store Ricipioad S-enw tn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-18

NytRGiNiA:-ht rules, holden in the clerks Office
~ ot the superior court Of Chanccry for the Rich.
nnnd district, the 4th day of January, 1885, Thomas
y. toward and Richard Whitfield, ex'ors Of Willis
Cowling. deceased, pitts. against Fzabetb Jeiries
Wm. d. Wren, admir- of Robert Bell, deed, Robert
w. shelton, decd and other dts.
ne defendant Robert w. Shelton, not having en-
!e'cI his appearance and gwen security according
10 plc act OF assembly and the rules Of this court,
ana appearing by satisfactory evidence, that he is
'o' an 'nlabitani of this counry IS ordered, that
te sa'd defendant do appear here the first day Of
we next June term, and answer the bill of the plain
ufsi and that copy Of this order Nc forthwith in
serted M some newspaper published in tho city of
Richmond, for two months successfully, and pos,cd
at the front door Of the capitol, in the said city.
copy. Teste,
wv Ws O. prNurEros, C. C.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-18

=. 4 Newspaper for the Ladies.
Proposals. for publishing in the City of Washington,
awEEKIY NEWSPAPER, in neat quar,o form,
containing eight pages devoted entirely to the dis
semina,ion Of intelligence useful and interesting to
the Ladies' tn be entitled
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-18

AWRlE TODD, or the Settlers in the Woods;
q 90 by John Gait, Esq. r. A s., II. O. NJ, L..
1.-THE Annals of the PARISH The Ayrshire fseaatees
&c.--Just published, for sale by
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-18

tiRGiNIA;-At court of appeals, held at the capt.
to IN the o'ty of Richmond, Saturday. Feb
ruary S1th, 1880: William Edmonds, plaintiff against
the franklin Bank of Alexandria, the SANE
plaintiff, against the same, defend."'-UPon wits of
srPersedeas. judgments os .e superior court of law
OF Fairfax r--y:
The wits of scirefacias heretofore awarded ,o
we tncse suits, in the name of william Rel -. IL.
nstrator dc bonis non with the will annexed of he
p'an'ii, not being returned executed; and il appear
10 te satisfaction of the cour the defendants
are not inhabitants of this commonwealth: on the
motion OF the SAID William Bell, by counsel IL is
ordered that the said defendants do appear here IN
the first Monday in June next, to show cause ;f on,
they can, why the said suits shall not be- and stand
revived, III the name of the said William Bell as
administrator aforesaid, and proceeded in to final
Judgments; and that copy of this order be forthwith
inserted IN some newspapers published in this CITY, and
continued Tor two months SUCCESSFULLY and another
copy thereof posted at the door Of the CAPITOL in
the said city. ~ e'r''''' l"
20 copy. Tcstc, J. ALIEN i,
NooRE'S LIFE OF BYRON.-LeteIs and Jnn,
In mails OF Lord Byron with of his life Nv Tbomas
Moore y us published for sale by COLLINS &, CO
u w.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-24

4 n additional supply Of o. an ntei Frmklin aid
len plate stove, Just received. And or bad
several Dking stoves. th al ths necessr> psatus
y king! For SAT- very low, u,
dec 60 GEO. HktIE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-24
ALEXANDRIA, y. &.
f,hIn.gy MORNING, Dec. "a, 1880
n ne Editor of The .4teraadria Gazette:

To The Editor Of The .4teraadfm GdSe"e;
In vour ,aper of the elsi last -you rcpAbish
extracts from the Philadelphia Inquirer ana 20
lumbar Gazette. caIculatedto produce oeiie'
that the public deposi'es were Withdrawn from NE
Rank of Alexandria because that bank had NOT
loaned a sum of money to the Editor OF the L.
States Telegraph. was appointed ioi'ec'"r VI
this Port on the l,t DAY Of July, lSS9, ana en-
tered on the duties ;hereo! an the 6th: ana on
the 9Th was instructed 10 make my deposIfes Ill
the Branch Bank Of the United States in WASH
inetOn.
/ was chosen ard afterwards took my seat. as
Director Of The Bank of Alexandra, and was
one of the Committee appointed TO CONFER WIN
General Green on TIE subject 0f his proposition
to borrow a sum of money from that Bank. AND
had full and free conversations It'll hn' IA reia-
ton thereto. Ills proposition Was no' 'nade IN
ill some time after he ias'fucionS of the eighth
of July had been given; and nnlh!mg can be more
untrue than the dec|ara,ian that he made anY
threat or olusion tUkaferer in relation Is tie pub
lie deposites. GEO. bkEN i
Dec. esd, 1850.
We the undersigned, Directors ct the Bark
of Alexandria, do hereby certify. that durna the
discussion of the proposed lean TO GenL Green,
we never heard of his making any threat Of me.
mace whatever, that the pubic derositcs should
be Withdrawn, in The event Of the loan not being
made. JOHN ROBERTS.
JONATHAN 81 FCHkR.
MORnECAI Miller.
ANrH. CHS. CAEENOVE.
Dirfcfion N ahrre lid GiiHicdto.
GEO. JOHNSON,
JAMES IRWIN.
| alexandria. Lscenst CT &c, 1880.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-24
iU A.ei.
That .argc md cnmn,adious
T4TERf,

EEHN I.1T Eh.N,
5ESsl on Union street. b,t~c.. King and Prince
f,sA Streets prese nj III the "cCunano, OF iur &c
Fields II has sttsch.l to II stable wood house,
10 good tenant it wpu i be rented low Possession
given the 1stuf December Apply to
oct S0-2awif Nr- JANE DEAKiNS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-04

fatal system Of division AMI! anarchy, the depie.
rabc consequences of which you all know, and
have we not since seen agents OF that false sys-
TEN, emssaries of CobIentz and of foreign pow
ers, imprudenty claim their salary? But the
exquisite good sense of the actual population will
preserve us from that misfortune. You are no
longer those generations. cf the ancieat regime
astonished at learning they had rights and duties,
you are the children, the pupils Of the revolt
ton, and your conduct in the great days OF $40.
ry and liberty has Just shown the difference.
| Surrounded BY so many persons formerly and
recently distinguished, who awake in me so many
reoOlections of attachment, of gratitude, and OF
respect, and among whom AIN pleased to meet
our heroes of the blrracades, invited by The ma
gistrates oftle capital to this patriotic banquet:
feel that they had intended to give to The National
Guard OF Paris testimony of affection IN the
person of chief, whose constant sentiment
has been thatof respectful sabordnailon to the
civil authority, but how can express to all and
! TO each the emotions Of my heart: shall con-
fine myself TO proposing to yoa ;hc following
toast. Tie glorious Partisan Poputati2n.
At these words, the s!oriuls Partisan Popn-
lation,'' the acclamatons of the company burst
Z forth with increased vivacity. Ehc orchestra
| played patriotic airs. Gen Lafayette rising, IN
| Dictated that the banquet was concluded. and the
! compary. again assembled in the saloons. There
only one subject offered matter for conversation:
/ the splend,n, the rapidly of the great events
which we have just Witnessed, the heroic couf-
age Of the brave elea wiFa assured the glorious
success; the generaas deyoicei.;ess u the citizens,
who placed themselves 4 ~ naiQ1ai movement;
the soewsnsact, whch f8rt Sgnfided lie destnics
Of the cBaA;ry t91. F.is., wis j. the defender OF
the rights AID libeisies e. III. 1his vas the sub
ject on VIII II every teAy c0nyp'1ed w'.a noble
pride, ali entire. yreNftleAce, ait' the unan'nn'y
/ Of sentiments which The uiutnph ct the most no.
~ cf causes ought to inspire.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-04-03
THE
NetuS2ork @frt0r.

AND LApIxs LITERARI iAzETTE.
Embellished Qua: .orly, with Splendid Cop.
perpIate Engr aving, and weekly, with ,
popular piece Of Music. arrsn gsd Ai,has
compartment for the Pianofo.te +; devote
TO Polite L;teratera aud the arts, comprise
Z in the following subjects - - 4
Original IaIes and Essays ,Fsmals Ed
ueafion and Character ;.dmerican Biog
: raphyi Critical Notices Of neU Liter
~ and Scientific publications. /; Of
riginai productions inl the The
- Arfs, aSd cffhe Drama Poe
try; Literary and Scientific MsI-
isence desultory seieciions husor
historical and literary anecdotes ,pa.i-
eties "a Record If fke n,ost, ,inferssting
occurrences Of ihe lines, &c &c. &c.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-04-03
PROPOSALS
-s PROPOSALS
ToR CONTINUING THE PUBLICATION OF
NYn TrEn NJ c-n-

HE present number Of the Northern
-, Star completes the fourth volume, and
tho Proprietor of this paper proposes 10 en-
large II, and 10 print il with now and Gle int
typo. And in order to meet the expen.e of
this publca' ion he would appeal TO the lib
eralny OF the citizens Of the County of Br g.
,ol and its Vicinity. and solicit an inclev 50
to his Subscription list.
! NO pains or exertion will be spared, that
may render this paper in future interesting 10
ts reaiers.
Not being blndly attached 10 any sect or
party We shall continue . advocate and sup
port the ercat interests Of Agriculture, Con,-
inercc, Manufactures, and tho Mechanic
Arts, and 10 notice whatever in Politics, Lit
era'ure or the passing events may bs useful
~ interesting.
CHARLES RANDALL.
Feb. Is, 1880.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-04-03
NEW-YORK AMULET

1NHE primary ohjeat Of this work will h.
~ 10 check the rapid progress Of two alarm
ing evils. 90 fatally prevalent in our eountrv
viz. lntemperance snd Infdelny-whick
ik, the eaDksr worm, are stripping The green
walks Of life Of all its lowsrs, and leaving the
moral world leafelsS desart. To do this
the more cHsc.ually, we shall pourtray in the
most vivid colours. the deforrnity and delete
rious coBseqnences Of these most deadly evils
by interesting moral tales, sketches. frae-
nlen,s.z essays. and scriptural Illustrations
We shall eIdeavor 10 ehsrisk in tho hearts of
our readers, the sublime and benevolent sem
,iments Of the blessed gospel Of Jesus Christ
Ito exhibit the beauties and rewards Of vir-
tue in all their captivating loveliness-to a.
waken the better feelings Of human nature
TO cultivate the SOCIAL and DOMESTIC al.
fec,ions-to lead the mind through the most
delightful avenues. 10 lead the mind through
the most delightful avenues. 10 the bow ers of
happiness and peace elevate and enlarge
the conceptions 10 imbue the unders, andipe
with the uost exalted ideas of .lI;mitable at
| tributes and pcrfections Of the Great Divinity
thereby leading mankind 10 .. fear God
and keep his commandments"
To accomplish these designs. we shall call
to our aid all the sloquence of Truth. clothed
in the '.ost fascinating forms a. NOR.
al essays. simple or pathetic tales. varying
'' from gravcto gay from lively TO serene
--pocticaI sketches, didac tic articles in verso,
aud sometimes to enliven our pages. a tale
Of fancy. homoroos story, an allegory. a bal
lad, or q song. will rcce'v. an insertion, In
each and in all, the great end and aim will
be. to convoy moral aud religious sentiments, !,
through pleasing medium. TO the heart or
N other words, to blend :. the useful With
| the sw eet'