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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-04
MARRIED..

On Thursday, the sd ulmo, lay the Rev. MI Clark,
GonidDan L. smhhey, Esq to Miss Mary uroatdJs all OF
hitS ana tlueen County
True loves the gift which God has given
10 man alone beHeeih the Heaven;
u Is the secret sympathy,
The silver link, the snken tie,
~ Inch heart heart. aud mind to mind
In body and IN soul combined"
~ Tie same time, by the same gentleman. Nj Alahon 10
Miss Emily Eubank. all Of the same County.
On the litli af Jan. Ivy Rev Mr.. flache VIM Washing
lon Esq of Caroline, Mrs Ann vass eldest daughter of
MoIdecai Ahrahams Esq OF H'ns William.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-04
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
TnURsDAY. I'ch

THURSDAY, February g. 1851.
Tho Senate have passed the bill CONCERNING recur-
mendauons of Justices OF the Pence with amend
mcn's--which motion Of Mr.. Wilson, was for the
present, laid Din the table.
Mr.. Anderson Of Bot called up the engrosscd bill,
forming county tn be called Rlanoke OUT
of parts of the counties of Montgomery. and Bo't.
tourt. a part of Brauln originally included
but an objection being raised that as Monro
and Botc'ogri belonged to one grand division OF the
State established by til" New Constitution and Frank
I'm To another, TO annex part Of Franklin TO Il Val
lry County, disturbed thai arrangement, the part Of
f aGkln included, * ulra'. Fnus modified.
the bill was passed without objection.
JUDICIARY.
Mr.. Jackson called up the resolutions from The
Committee Of Courts of Justice, expressing the hop
That thus urly IN the dGy resumed, the discussion
would clos" with 1t. The IIuase agreeing to take
up the resolutions.
NJ. Garland OF Nelson addressed the House for
upward. Of an nour in favor of the resolution
Mr. Maxwell succeeded Mr.. c. OH The other side
Mr.. Morris followed, in decided reprobatiOn of the
present chanceTy system, IN favor of uniting law
and equity iuri>dIctUn-but IN opposition TO the plan
OF carrying Court to each county, and in favor of
district system. i'll conclusion, Mr NJ. laid the
following resolution on the table as indicating the
scheme Lc preferred.
Resolved, That the Courts which shall be ordain-
I'd and established, 10 exercise the jurisdiction now
vested III the Superior Courts Of Law, shall have
and exercise the same jurisdiction that IS now vested
IN tn Superior COurs Of Chancety. IN all cases IN
ChnnCcry, where all the DIS within the Common
wealth reside whn the territorial jurisdiction Of the
respective Counts so 10 b, ordained and cstajlished
and shall moreover have and exercise the equitable
jurisdiction to cnion proceedings their judgments
a. Law, and on the injgmcu Of tic County aud
Corporation Courts within their territorial iurIsdlc
ton respectively, whcrcsocycr the parties to such
judgments may reside
That all other jurisdiction exercised by the
existing Superior Courts OF Chnnccry shall be vested
n aud exercised by, The Superior Courts of Chan
Gerry which shall be ordained and established
- be held ~ convenient districts not exceeding
----- IN numbers aud the said Superior Courts
ct Ehuncery shall moreover have and exercise uris-
dlcton IN oil causes IN Chanccry, which, by consent
o. all The parties shall he removed thereto from The
Superior Courts Of Law and Equity
Wuon Mr. Morris had concluded, Mr.. Leigh asked
that tho House should adjourn, with view. Of the
discussion being continued Tomorrow. The House
conscuted--ayCs E,--uoCs 80.
The quantity ct Cool imported into the United States has
than doubled years. ln tive year cndm. so 10
September 1921 there 627,757 bushels imported Ia
the wa, ending Joh September 1929, tho quantity imported
wa l,271.9sO bushels.
u. = BANK SrocK-2j Shares were sold at the
N York ock and Exchange Board on tho 3Ist
! ut. az = =. md ITO sLa.sJ q 500
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-04
THE IMPORTED HORSE.
YOUNG WRDEEEE
}. III. NASH,
Agent for the WorA,

WILL stand he ensuing season at his forme,
W stand, Barboursville, in the County of Oranse,
He has been she%n this winter at Richmond IN
The presence of hundreds of the best Judges in Vr-
g'na aud was universally admired for his fine form
Truiile Is sixteen hands high and seven years oh.
and has proved himself most extraordinary sure
foal gcttcr. Not OF the eighty odd mares put 90
him have failed, within the knowledge of the subscri-
Der.
The season will commence on the 18th February.
and terminate ON tie LIST day Of July FERNS "a
hercoioTe-Forty dollars tn be discharg ed by thirty.
If paid within the Fifty dollars insurance,
and one dollar - the Groom, o be paid when tha
mare Ia brought or taken away phe best and most
extensive pastu age is set apart, exclusively for the
mares sent To Truiile and he mares may be fed wth
what they will eat, at twenty Eve cents a day, and
Groorss at the village, five dollars a month ANY
one putting five mares with him. the price of ona
will be rcmltted. @. w. GAY
for
Gov. BARBOUR,
Barboursve, Feb. LIST. 1891. feb
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-04

WILL stand the ensuing my farm, nine miles from
Richmond, directly the stage leading from l
place TO + fredericksburg and known Half Sink.
rs not saying too much for submit To the eandor Of
every gentleman acquainted with the facts to sustain me " y
assertion when say, that his colts universally ackrvy
ieIe To possess much strength aud hearty
colts that have ever bee produced by horse Vir
MA know several that be purchased for less
ven or eight hnndfed dollars and have myself offered
$luD Tor ous at year odie estimate which they ara
held by their take to be the strongest ecotutaop
that can be offered ~ behalf of UntTied colts
The will commence the 18th OF Rehary and te-.
inmate on the h Of Jolly. TermS heretofore fiy Dollars
90 be discharged 10y the payment OF Thirty i've al ans 5
during the SIXTY Dollars insurance Orc Dollar 10 tho
Groom Whichs expected either when the ware brought o.
taken away
vnsve pastures are provided and frd fosula,y0
unless otherwise directed at twenty FIVE cents dsy
Gentlemen who sent mares last year ny Goin-
ga mat on not prove IN oa f there be has
they eau be sent again; and charge made for the services Of
te Horse unless they should prove ioa words
the mares will be insured a, the Prcs Of the
JOHN "A. BO1TS-
INC Editors Of the Political AIsna and Petersburg IneeeI-
GER VIII please insert The above week. M their Tespcc-
subscriber J. Al N
jan 10 2aW8w
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-04

Eagle ROTEL
VBNHE Subscriber, having recently become tho pro-
d prietor Of The Eagle Hotel, in the town of Car
tersyli'c formerly kept by Mrs. Johnsonl hereby
notifies bis friends and the public generally. that he
Is prepared 10 accommodate Travellers end all persons
who may thin; proper 90 patronzo him,
with disposition 90 please, be- Gaters himself
with The oc!c'' BON OF mcuiirg and receiving due
proportion o.! public patronage.
T. II. JORDAN.
CnrIo-svL--c. w. L-nuary a.h. la.l-a-c-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-04
MAN AGERS' OFFICE.

HIE drawing of the Dismal Swamp Canal Lot
49,, cry Glass No l. will take place THIS AZ
LERNOON at i o'clock, at the Eagle Hotel, when
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-04

Tickets IS, halves so, quarters IS.
For sale at r. MICKIES,
Pb ! Next below the door of the Es9le Hotel
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-04

n hppIcajIon vii be made, 70 the Pre-
sidcnt and Directors Of he Bank If Virginia
for the duplicate of a certificate for twelve sbs ~
the capital stock of the Bank Of Virginia in the name
ct George Rufiin, No: 1850, dated 2ith February
1906, which has been lost m,sld.
THO: COCK,
Executor Of
GEORGE RUFFIN.
Prince George County, 9th Dec, 1850.
.I-lawSt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-04
BIGGER's PRIZE OPPICE.

ANOTHER CAPITAL!!!
hRAWlNG OF The Grand Consolidated Lottery
~ No 9.
i8 G. So 30 81 SC 7 Al 6.
NO. 38 40 SIS. prize Of $500, sold to a gentleman
OF Hanover, aud paid al sight, as usual by
BIGGER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-04

NNAS COMMITTEE 10 the jail of GoocHaMd Coun-
W ~, he eth day of June, 1899. a negro man
who calls himsc.tBob. Goldnan and SAYS be is u free
man, hat he was bound TO Nelson Vandrrvall. and
served his apprenticeship TO him u shoeGna kcr m
he City of Richmond that lie afterwards worked ~
SAID trade, with Cooke y Ryan, in SAID CIV lie
Is about 81 years DID, brown complcxon about feet
inches hlgG-hc quite sensible. and can read and
write. The owner, If aHy. Is requested to prove
property pay charges, and take him awav otherwise
lie will be dealt with as the law directs
w. LEWIS, Jailor, for
Jan 81 wl2w WM BOILING. Sheriff:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-04
Instruction in Sacred Music.

NIL, a. HUDSON respectfully Informs his
t'h friends and the inhabitants of this city, that
us engagements for his rst quarters of tut
non IN the attainment and practice of this picasnr
a.d useful study having expired, lie intends colmen-
eng second quarter the eveniu. OF Tuesday
he%' 5ih inst, and requests those who intend avorin
MN with their patronage and attendance TO meet at
the School Room under Tie PRESBYTERIAN Church. on
street, at o'clock on that evening.
~ Is desirable that oil, if possible, who design at
enuing should meet on that evening, or as son as
convenient uftCrwnTl.
The arrangement of Classes for PUPILS WHO siiau
commence the study in the rudimeuis and those who
nave bccn instructed, and mon, advanced will be
such es that the one shall not interfere with the pro.
grcss nf tho other. fpb 3-2,d o,c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-04
HP WNpIG % COHCIUuc With
CO NJ &c PANT MIN l..

o. Tickets to be had at the Box Office, and ct
Mr. G. Becis Confectionery Store. Box and Pit
80 Gents: Children half price. Colourcd persons
% cents.
u 4 Box Plan will be KEEP; at Mr.. Beck's, where
seats can be- secured for the first row During the
past Summer he Building has undergone q thorough
repair.
a. Stoves are provided, and viii be well attended
TO. so as to render the audience comfortable.
~ Doors TO open at 6, aud Performance To COM
mence : u'cl, OK. fen 1T
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-04
FOUR HUNDRED DOLLARS
REWfRD.

Z AN authorised to offer reward of 5000 each for
hthc apprehension and delivery 10 me or to my dem
uty VIM Carer, ! Rich 'ond city. of Leroy Jordan
and Charles UhheIy, who were out upon ball. and
have broke their recoguzlnCos, by failure to appear
az the CHcElt Court Of The United States at Ricl-
mond, upon charge of forging the declarations and
other documents Tor Obtaining the pay of certain SOL
ders OF the Revolution; aud ggainst whom true bill
were found by The Grand Jury, 1T the last term c.
the said court
am Informed that the above mentioned LEROY Jar-
dan was resident, from lis birth Of Bedford county;
Is from 10 TO so years OF age, and about feet or
inches m height sou: heavy built fun face short neck
large round head, black hair. and heavy black beard
am also informed. that Charles Whitley was for the
The last 20 or % years resident ofssid county Bed
iorc Is from 10 10 10 years ofGgc, nearly feet in
height slender and straight built. thin yIsare hrht
complexion geneel in his appearance and of lnsinuat
ing manners. JOHN PEGRAM Marshal
Of the L s, tor the DIstrc, of Va.
Tie editors ofiAe Richmond Wing and Lynchbura
Fi'glnian Will please insert the foregoing for two
months, (unIesS sooner Coun'"rma0dcil and Erws I'd
their accounts 10 nc for payment.
J. PEGRiM Marshal Z. D. Of Va.
rIIHE subscriber respectfully tenders his services as
Commission Agent TO the Merchants and Farmers
on York and Rappahannock Rivers. who send their
produce, &c. TO the Norfolk Market lie refers
10 Messrs. Smith 9; Co., Pa,ricks,
Lewis and Ro b. Smith, Dudley's Ferry
Rob NJ. Spencer, Esq, Little PIymouth
Geo s. Po"dsaeI, Esq King qaee" c. H,
Messrs. Geo. u. Butler < Co.. King William c. H.
. John Chownng, Jr Esq.
Messfs. iieay, Street * %. UGhaura
James Goodrich, Esq. \
Edmund VI. Ware, Esq, Bowlers
N'''s'S " '9'eT T bray & Co , Tapr,bsuuort
H. : !I;s, Esq, ''Pi''"'"""'N
JAMES FERGUSON. Jr
- i:O;hFy's Wharf. No!tU,I.
Idu - IiN't e 18th January, 1881
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-04
CAPITALS.

Tickets s.. halves so, quarters 25.
Fo' sale I, the Lottery and Exchange Office OF
ico : THO. b BIGGER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-04

Estate III Cabell county, offers the following nro
perty for sale, TO wit: Farm on Guyando,e river
ABOUT eish' mics above its mouth, containing Gil
acres, eScelent'y wa,ered, $50 of winch is bottnm
land under good fence and now in CT vaton ANY
person who wishes to raise tobacco and would want
Farm IN THIS county, would do we'll TO purchase as
nave raised several crops the same and s!Iirpe,l
them to Philadelphia where they have rated as HIGH as
any tobacco from any part Of the Union. That is to
ssy-ihey have Melted after paying all expenses from
- TO dollars per 100 lbs and from that to SIS and Z
VIII also sell the Brick House and Lot at this time
occupied by Joseph Garier, in the town of Barbouts
Nlie besides Farm House and Lot IN the same place
ana one Lot within the vicinity. All of which mas
be had on accommodating terms, by applying TO the
subscriber. NUSAION MOI DEsnv
ian G7-2aw5t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-04

THIS AFTERNOONS!
Virginia Dismal Swamp Lottery No. !,
to be drawn a, the Eagle Hotel this afternoon, ut
o'clock
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-04
Il ED ROW FIR

containing upwards Ut SOD icel canvass: the sub
jet OF which is taken from thu celebrated Novel
Of the
Il T. ID ROV Err.
The snip Caroline Is seen lying anchor, with view Of
Newport: gets under Gay-UTeak Il, leave
the town. Alter passing vessels OF descuD'yns beau
uIul picturesque diversified with noon sunset
twilight, moonlight night the ship distance and
wrecked IN dreadful storm; the take boa when
the Red Rover is discovered under full sa and the boats
crew are saved from watery grave
lac above WI! &c ini.OuCed tic uanomime after the
Performances The Circle The Performance Is the first of
the kind ever exhibited in Richmond Painted by Mr. Hug
gins Machinery by Mr. Bundle As produced the LAFAYETTE
Theatre, n. York, with unbOuuded applause.
The Performances in the Circle to commence with
Grand Dress Entry
Slack Wire by Mr.. Blackburn.
Mr.. Bacon will perform his arLuous feat Of Ri
dino upon his Head at full speed
Mr. Harrington will. FOR the first time in Rich
mond, ride upon the Backs of two Men, and con-
cude with forming a Pyramid of Five upon Two
Horses.
Slack Rope, by Mr.. Buckley.
Coal Black Rose on Horseback -
Still Vaulting by the whole troop. Clown, Cullen.
Craftsmanship by Mr.. Harrington one horse.
Comic Song by Mr.. Blackburn.
Mr.. Hess. for the first time will throw an aston
lshing summerset from the boxes; a feat never at
tempted by any other individual.
The whole 10 conclude with
y ~ IN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-04

Splendid Lottery-al przes--g2O. 900, 9e,ep,
10000, 1900, and 90 of lOoO.-N4w York Consoiie
dated Lottery, Extra Class No. 3.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-04

4 wish To purchas. or hire, four or five good farm
hands' tor which liberal price will be given. APP
ply TO MIR John Wight, Cary street, Richmond or to
the subscriber, at Tuckahoe.
L. l.. WIGHT
lau 20-oaw6tc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-04
CIRCUS =.
THIS EVENING, Feb. 4.
MP The Managers have the pleasure
|@S TO say they have engaged Mr. Hugeins
GRAND NAUTICAL
PICTUR SOUE pANopau..

Containing upwards Ut SOD ice, canvass:
jet OF which is taken from thu celebra, ct
of the
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-04

~ ollCE.-Ihe Copartnershp heret olore existing
~ under the firm of John Poe < Co.. iss olyed
ON the LIST January Those having claims against the
lat. hrn, viii please make payment to john Poe who
IS alone authorized to receive the same, and settle
the affairs of the late concern. JOHN POE.
CASWELL POE.
the business viii be continued by the unders sned
IN all IT'S branches and unremted bestowed
50 as TO ensure entire satisfaction their friends anal
customers JOHN POE z: co.
jan 81 s.wA,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-04
To the Admirers of Ornamental
HEADS OF HAIR.

TpNHE Sub-crbcr who has JUST arr. cl ~ THIS CITY
& from New York, o0'rs for sale an cxrensiy
assortment Of
Ladies and Gcnt!cmcn's Wigs and Toupcts,
All ofhls own manufacture, and at varicts of
prices. that must meet tuc views OF al that are dcs
rous OF purchasing. The assortment that lac has
brought with hun tins occasion, b. far superior and
much more extensive ra9G what he has offered at
any Former period, consisting Of the greatest yario
~. b'iug characterized for their peculiar taste and
beauty He requests Chat iJ0sc gentlemen wearing
orn1mcn'uI hair and wishing ~ have his splend d
natural honiy IF h0ir orhdJhs1d dresses commonly
called JoUpeis, wal take the earliest opportunity uf
IGNORING HIM with coll
Those gentlemen who moy feel disposed to honor
him with their calls, he llttprs himself from the SUI
prfouiy OF las articles ~ every particular, 70 secure
a continuance at thDlr patronage. Apply az the
Eagle Hotel, Richmond. between Tire hours ur ten
and two, whore the sub cribcr Will he ready to a.
tend upon all that may honor him with their CON.
mands; his stay m Richmond Will not exceed seven
da,s' THOMAS oUIRK.
'guS CO -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-04

A CARD.-Mr. : aw will lecture on Carbon c
IN Acid Gas, Fo-Morrow evening at seven o'clock.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-04
MICKLEs OFFICE.
DRAWING of the Grand Consolidated Lottery.
~ No Q:
is 60 SIS 40 81 SO Al q.

THIS Day!
Virginia State Lottery will be drawn
at the Eagle Hotel THIS DAY, at o'clock p. "a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-04

The quantity OF Cool Imported into ihc United States ha
than doubled years. ln tive year cnJu. 50.
September, 1921, there 627,737 bushels imported
the yr ending Jo'h September, 1922 tho quantity impoc
Wa I,27l go bushels.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-04

Il. BANK SrocK --2j Shares were sold at th
N York S ock and Exchange Board on tho 3is
s!,. at S,sCt, onl 100 .Aa.cg . :'-g
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-04
aEOhanna

BarboursviIle, Feb. LIST. 1891.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-01
smiths arithmetic.
nRACTICAL.a and Mental 4 ri,hme,ie, on NV,

DRACTICALa and Mental arithmetic, on rrv ~,
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the slate. To which is added practical sscn d
buck keeping. BY Roswell C. Smith.
The publishers particularly invite tie attention d
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accomplished instructor Of youth. who has a,sedh
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been tested. by the use of the work in the suhr
school. The design of the aathorhas been 10 inAn:
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beginning with tie simplest ideas, and gradual!
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fundamental principle ofthe work is, present no Z
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commences with examples SO simple. that cbillfnh
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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-01

Lansuues, who so lately had loaded tb., -.
companion with contumey, shouted for hi, oe sst
with zeal that manifested the violence sf ~,
transition from modification to pride and. ,s S' '
ever been, and ever will be the need of sn.n' ts
he who was thought least likely to obtain il ,ss
most greeted with praise and adua,on, when ::
was found that the end had disappointed own.
tation. Ten thousand voices were lifted in ps.
claiming his skill and victory, md vorne r p"t
old, the fair, the CAV. the noble. the wiono, "
sequins and lie who lost, struggled alike, to c,,%
a glimpse Of the humble old man, who had w.
Unexpectedly wrought this change If sen,im.,.
in the minds of a multitude. 'D'
Antonio bore his triumph meeky. When Ii.
sondoIa had reached the goal, he checked ~
course. and without discovering any of tho men,,
signs of exhaustion. he remained STANDING tbo"Nl
the deep heaving of his broad aud taw3y rHss!
proved that his powers had been taxed TO ths. =.
most. He smiled as the shouts arose on hi. o ~
for praise is grateful, even to the meek: still H.
seemed oppressed. with an emotion of a eb,r NC
ter deeper than pride. Age had somewha, div
med his eye, but it was now full Of hone ~;
features worked, and single burning dro, rT
on each rugged cheek. The fisherman then br.,s
ed more freely.
Like his successful antagonist, the w,,c-r,.
of the mask betrayed none of the debility gG-
usually succeeds great bodily excrtion. His knee,
were motionless, his hands still crashed ,so ~
firmly, and he too kept his feet with ste,Ins,
that Showed the physical perfection of his fran.
On the other hand, both Giho and Bartolom.,
sunk in their respective boats, as they Gained III.
goal, in succession; and 5" exhausted va, s,,t
Of these removed gondoliers, that several ny,
ments elapsed before either had hreat. for sresrt
1t was during this momentary pause that the mr'
titude proclaimed its sympathy with the With,
by their longest and Ioudes, shouts. The Noise h,
scarcely died away, however, before herald mr
moned Antonio of Laguues, the masked w,,.,
man of the Blessed st. John of the Widem,,
and Gino the Caabrian, to the presence Of 4,
doge, whose prinCcly hand was to bes,ow them
missed prizes of the regatat.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-01
THE BRAVO.

Here ar; thou in appointment fresh and fair,
Anticipating time with starting courage.
ISuAxspEAp