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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-20

. w7ERCINIA-At a Circuit Court OF Chancery
for the county Of Henrco, held at the S ate Court
heuse in the city OF Richmond Monday, March
3d. 1851, William Duke, Thomas Duke, and Aaron
Hungerford ard Jane his wife, formerly Jane Dake,
plaintiffs against Thomas Hicks and Mary his wife,
Robert Hill. Payior Walker and Temple Walker
executors Of John Hill deceased, Edward c. Mosby
executor OF William Chamheslayne, deceased, and
Thomas Branch, Sergeant OF The town OF Petersburg
and as such administrator OF Patrick Hendfea deceased
defendants.
1t appearing hat in the reports mads by the commits
soner in this case, account has been taken OF the
slaves which into the possession oil the defendant
Mary Hicks. as Administrative oil the said Richard
Duke, deceased, except to hires, which have been
estimated and reported upon he court the motion
OF the plaintiffs by counsel doth tuher adudee. order
and Decree that OF the commissioners OF this court
enquire into end report TO the court ~iial slaves beong
ing TO the esa OF the said ichard Duke, deceased
wen. into the hands of the said defendant his ad
mnsratlx, and what has become oil such slaves and
what was their value. with any matters specially sta
ted, deemed pertinent bv himself or which any Of the
parties may require 10 be stated
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rvALEx. MOTT 6. co.

~ c00ps. GoTHING 6. DC. At
II =, If-le,,'iON oa n-xt Tue day donipg, the
s,ni, commencing at 10 o,eioes W. snsa Pro
20A al at putlic auction, to close sprdry co1='s"-
ceed tos eye lot ii
msnts, n B. Sne Clothing, APacas,
Ready =. %s Jiaes LindsrJs,
Noussline oa lleNa.
Tx and Ccu b-oWn Coils,
Il ack. blue aHo zap,
"a .2'',oS 1io too agnce~r 90 dftal.
With many other arcl-s No a a = ., f1u-, =
js2I ALEX. 7oT's 81 co.
-, Hotsi
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On TUESDAY EVENING, Jan. 20,
Will be performed, Shakspeares beautiful comedy, Il


Will be Performed Shakspesres beautiful comedy, In
5aets, entitled
AS YOU EIEAE 1T.
itosailiio. ......'. ......! Mss CesnmGn
Celia ....., .........A Mrs Potter
OucDstone VIZ burke
JacQneZ ................,...M MIR Brelstord
La G!iana, by. ....................Ma dIe Clocca
To conclude sith
BAN fS&gOZLENGs
ADMISSION Boxes SO cents; Parquatte so cents;
Cenre Gallery IS cents; Coiofed Gallery IS cents;
Eastern Gallery IS cents.
Doors open at quarter past 6-curtsin will rise at
qnater pas, O'clock.
~ A few season and monthly tickets can be had
on application at the Boz o!iice. ia 40
WIAMIElAs SCfENCE.-J. w. RAN
h. DOLPH has Tor sale Familiar Science the
Scientific tx ,ianation OF Common Things, By r e
Peterson, 75c 'Fhia is valuable Book. ago
MTEW CROP LAGUAYRA And RIO
1G COFFEE 400 bags prime, receiving per
''i ia 20 Tor safe 0y FRY s. MecANDLIsH
"a ANAGEies7 OFFICE, MORRIS &
lvA CO.
FOR THIS DAY.
Capitals: $50 coo, s OF 500o OF $500, &c. Is nos.,
IL drawn. Tickets SIS.
Also, the Dollar Lotery--Capital $4,000, &c.
Drawn numbers OF Grand Consolidated, class c.:
60 70 81 Is Al so 10 81 80 So 90
ia 90 C. w. PURCELL
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FRIDAY-Keniucky, No. 19--CaptaI: S2o,0oo.--
70 Nos, Is drawn. Tickets S., halves e. So quar-
tiers 81 25.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-20

ye FOR HALIFAX, NOVA SCOTIA.-The
portion of her cargo engaged, can take few hundred
bbls Flour, boxes tobacco at low freight, and have
quick dispatch, with immediate application to
d. ~ JOEIN ri CTAIEOR NE
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-guupsA FOR NEW YORK.-The steam,
.lssssEEsts ls#Esssship CITY OF RICHMOND Capt
W Foster, is ready 10 receive freight, and will
positively sail on Tuesday, the 20,h inst, at O'Clock
NJ. For freight passage, having fine state room
commoda tons, apply to Captain on board, or 10
RO RANKIN,
10 10 Corner 22d and Water SIS.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-20

Kentucky. extra, No. 19-Capital:
$500. 10 Nos, Ia drawn. Tickets 81, halves !,
quarters so.
IHUkSDAY--Kentucky, No. ls-Capital: $780,
600. IS nos, IL drawn. Tickets S., halves SO,
quarters 25.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-20

yn FOR CHARLESTON $ C-The supe.
sSssssA rlor fine last sailing schooner USTALAGO,
Capt Perry, having the greater part of her cargo en-
gagged and going on hoard will sail with all possible
despatch. For balace OF freight, apply to Captain on
board or to Il. RANKIN,
il s Corner 22d and Wafer ST.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-20

=. FOR NEW ORLEANs-FIRST YES
tHsSSssAs SEL-Vlrginia and louisiana Line-To sail
positively ON Monday. the 26h nstant-Tbe SUI
peror fine fast sailing regular packet bafque VIRGI.
MAN, Captain Nathaniel Boush, having portion OF
her cargo engaged and going board will positive-
ly sail as above For balance of freight, cabin
steerage passage, having superior accommod atoms,
apply to Captain on board at Dunlop, Moncure &
Cos wharf, Or TO
DAVID CURRlE,
CHAS T WORKMAN g. CO, or
ia 10 HASKTNS ~ LIBBY.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-20

TUESDAY-Keutucky, extra, No. I7-Capitsl
s4S40. rs nos, IA drawn. Tickets 81, halves soc,
quar- 25c.
TUESDAY-Kentucky, No. I6-Capita: s23, 500.
Is numbers, ID drawn. Tickets IS, halves 50 So,
quarters 81 25
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-20

- FOX ESW EOkN-FlkS FESStt.-
500 Virginia Line OF Richmond and New York
Packets.-The superior fine fast sailing rev packet
schooner RICHMOND, Captain VIM. Tby, hav-
ing the greater portion of her cargo engaged and
going board. will sail with all possible dispatch -
For balance oil freight OF 300 packages tobacco or
passage, having superior accommodations, apply. to
Captain on board at Edmond & Davenpors wharf, or
10 DAVID CUkRlE.
ia
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

RICHMOND, Jan. 18th. 1885,
The parties interested 10 the foregoing decree, are
hereby notified to attend at lny office in the city OF
Richmond, on the 20 h day ofFebraary, 1852, al 10
O'CLOCK, A M, with the evidence essary to enable
lns to perform tn. daies required by said decree.
Whi. + DAVIS Commissioner.
ian 90 w4w
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-20

MAMEs I'LL. e LAIR became partner in The
~ firm of Edmond & Davenport the first OF the
month: the style of the new firm will be
EDMOND, DAVENPORT& co.
Those indebted TO the old firm will please make
ia E, & D.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-20

M ONDAY-Kentuckv, No. I5--Capita $4,000.
Is os IL drawn Tickets SO, halves 81, quarters So.
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0Fn.ONN.

Drawn numbers of Grand Consolidated. Class n:
81 8 - + II 9 d IS 80 10 g. 62 II 81 80 81 81.
Whole, s "a b, The grand capital OF $50 500, re-
'utaed to the Managers Ter want Of a psfetaaer
$4,000, 10000 l2 0GG, I0C00 are few OF the eading
prizes to PURCELL in the last five years. The
PRIZES sold by HIN viii amount to inoney than NIL
the prizes sold bg any Fender in America, and
ior grand capitals his agency beats he world. Boy
Morris & Cos tickle s. if rfzes are wanted aud don
forget IN eail or send to PURCELi4
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-20

AZ FOR RENT OR SALEG.-The very capa-
Hi cious and convenient house known as "Pefscos"
occupied recently by Mrs Meades school, Marshall
and 9th streets
a so, the brick house adjoining nv residence 9Th
street, recently the property OF Mrs Myers Several de-
sirable additions and improvements will be made for
good tenant Apply to Mrs. Taylor, Richmond, or
BY letter, Hanover Court House, 10
au29-2awts GEORGE TAYLOR.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-20

~. FOR RENT.-A brick dwelling, nearly new
Ella siiuaed on Marshall street, at The intersection OF
Madison street, containing rooms, with pretty
front lot and an extensive aud airy back one now in
the occupancy Of VIM H. Graves, is offered Tor rent
at $50 per year.
This property has the advantages OF being in good
negahorhood, and OF having in the back yard well
and cosness by any water in Eastern Virginia -
Apply to us. TOLER g. COOK,
ia General Agents.
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Sss FOR HEN1.-T'he tenement Boa
Eil street near Mathews & Tinberakes. Tho
dwelling part has five comfortable rooms, kitchen &c.
The is we'll flied up and has fine dry cellar
The will be rented separately from the dwelling
part together Apply to
de RAGIAND q EROTEE.R
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- RrC EFst3ND, PErEgsgUuG

.Tss@. RICHMOND, PETERSBURG
Sl'EA ii PkCXET COMPANY, have row o. the
Ire ia4ir new and powerful low pressure steam pro.
psiter CITY OF RICHMOND, Il. ". Foster mas
ter She ia doubie isen hraced and fastened euual
to many chips Of twice her tonnage; she has fine
state ronFn accommodations Tor passengers, and nc
pains will he wanting to make her tire popular vessel for
persons travelling this Freight will be taken
about packet prices, and goods delivered with certainty
Of time in few hours after shipment.
The steamer City of Norfolk, the second vessel Of
this line, is nov launched and will he on this month.
THOS. BRANC9, Agent,
Petersburg;
F. WILLS, Agent, Norfolk;
MAILER d LORD Agents,
I05 Wall street New York;
r. RANKIN, Agent,
ia Richmond Va, corner Water aat 22d s,s.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-20

HNOTATO Is. $50 bushels Mercer Potatoes,
Il superior article put up in three hushAl bags Tor
sale by J & f CLENDINlNG.
10
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-20

TOEACEfY IA. GfsATTAN has removed his
L office to his house, al the corner OF Franklin and
Sth streets Richmond ia 20--in,
g. ID. WI2iTTEE, ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Sse practices in all the Courts OF the Civ Of Rich
moud aud CountY OF Henrieo, and in the Superior
Courts of Meckle nbufg
Office Oh 18th street, just below Main. one door
above Mr.. Crane. 10 20-2aw6w
, ~ FOE HALIFAX, N s.-Ihe big MA.
g. NILLA, Capt OBrien, having the greater por
ton Of fer cargo on board will sil WIKI quick dis
patch For BALANCE oil freight OF $50 bbs -four or
boxes tobacco, Apply 10
la20 WILLIAMS e. BRO
ANUNPOWDER 's'EA.--l0 cases OF extra fine
IN quality, landing ard for gale by
ja20 DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
NtROTON CALCINED PLAsT EN.--25 bbls
" f esh, received BY steamship City Of Richmond
and Tor sale by K RANKIN,
iaeO Corner 22d and Water sis.
D 10 COFFE q jest received for sale
EA, Fry d MeCANDLISH.
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<E, FOR BOSTON-FiRST VESSEL -
.ass The superior five fast sailing regular packet
schooner WESTOVER, Capt Geo G Rogers, having
a portion Of her cargo engaged and going board
W | sail with all possible dispatch For balance OF
freight OF 500 packages tobacco, passage, having
perior accommodations, apply Captain on board at
Edmond 81 Davenport's wharf, or
ia II DAVID CURRIE.
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Drawn numbers Of Grand Consolilated, Glass 81
25 So 49 90 a SO sc l3 IS % - 80 al IS 10 81
Whole IS 40 50, the grand capita Of $40 goo, re-
turned from this agency by PURCELL Tor want OF
4 puretiaser
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SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR JANUARY.

$4,000, Il. 49, COCO, loo OF lCoo. 100 Of 500.
Grand Consolidated Lottery Class S, 10 be drawn
Ct Baltimore. Saturday, January 2:b. rs Nos. IL
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e=s-- TIRED Jar LOCOMOTIV Z " OfsKs-
81 The subscribers having this day formed 90
partnership under the style of ANDERSON a. SOU.
TIER, for conducting the Engine and Machine bu'
siness and being prepared build Locomotives, SUI
gar M Ills and Stationary Engines promptly and Oh
as low terms as they can be Obtained from any part Of
the United States hope obtain portion of the pa
trora 90 OF this ano the adjoining States.
JOSEPH r ANDERSON,
!, ,1r, Holm SOJTTHER
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NhRY GOODS, DRY t'OODs.-I have ST.
LIZ lett hand, few patterns Of super all WOOL
Mousiane, OF handsom pattern; black and colored
French Merinoe; coored English Meruoes; black
and coored Apacca; striped and figured Alpacas;
low priced English and American Mouslaus, and
other dress goods in which great bargains may be had.
ALEC, some very pretty Dress Silks, Polka Lace, Dot
ted Muns, Emhroided 'raretons, and Other goodsfor
Party Dresses Kid and Silk Gloves, Black Silk
Mit,a, Coiored, Write, and Black Cotton Hosiery in
great variety. Anxious close ont all the above da
ring this month, shall offer them at prices which
must insure their sale.
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~ fs0Sksi3Go co., (SucoE5soRs TO d. PAINE
q @ &, Co.. Managers of LOTTERIES.
" MoaE BRILLIANT PRIZES M rURcELL's II
'eIGs eco SOLD.
Drawn Numbers OF Md Consolidated No. At, AuR q. %
p Il IS IS 81 7 50 80 Is II 70 81.
Whole Nos. II Is, the cspiGl OF $4,000, sold and
psid At sight By PURCELL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-05

Another fatal ARRAY has occurred at the Eysian Fields
Yesterday morning about o'clock between some OF the
walters employed by Mrs. Mccarthy proprietor OF the
Kysian Fields hotel which resulted in the death Of
colored man named Charles Williams 1t appears that
Mrs Mccarthy OF late discharged all her old walters
who we're colored men, and employed white ones, who
werc principally Irsh in their places but not being salts
fed with them she discharged them and recalled the
<olored ones This gave great offence to the white walters
and about nine o'clock, yesterday morning, while
four of the colored sent an errand, they
were attacked by large number Of white walters who
ono Of the white men named Robert W Canton plunged
knife into the left breast of williams, who exclaimed
he was stabbed" Oh. my God am a dead man.
Those the only words spoken by him after he received
tho fatal wound. He Immediately carried to the
hotel and sNy attention paid to him by Mrs Mccarthy
but ne delh twenty minutes after. The man who
inflicted the wound was instantly seized by Peter
Ashley one OF the colored men, who threw MN down.
and took the knife him. in doing which he cut his
hand severely lie held him until officer arrived who
took charge of him, and conveyed him before Justice
Browning. But, the excitement was intense, the
Judge thought II necessary postpone the examination
tall this morning at o'clock During the afternoon the
prisoner visited professionally by DR.. Glader the
county physician who found that he had received
cut the left eye apparently with stone, cut
the back Of the neck and deep cut in the right leg
The prisoner in answer TO the questions put to him.
stated that he borne in Kings county Ireland and
il twenty six years Of age lie Is married man. and
resides ut 1873 Mulberry street. New York During the
examination. he seemed to be depressed in spirits and
his hardly audible. He was temporarily
committed to Bergen jail. The deceased is fine look
ing yellow about twenty two years of age. lie had
wife but children He resided at 81 Sullivan street.
New York. Benjamin Williams one Of the coored
walters cut in the head by stone and received
other injuries The knife with which the deceased
stabbed is in the hands OF Justice Browning
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MON EY M A II X r II.

SUNDAY July 4-6 Z. NJ
The stock market closed yesterday bucyant and active
The board of brokers adjourned on Saturday morning
over to Tuesday, which viii give Spectators an oppor
tunty TO post themselves up pretty thoroughly, and 10
enter the market upon the resumption of business
Tuesday better prepared for operations The prospect
H. therefore, favorable for further rise prices and 1t
L. our impression that there will be II ull tune the
present summer, such as is usually exp, iced during
the hot weather. That there Is a margiE greater
expansion in prices for leading railross ocls no
one who has at all investigated the present rospec-
tive value of such securities for q moment d, So
long 30 much difficulty is experienced In loan ney
at thing like the legal or, what has heretofore en-
considereds fair rate Of interest railroad and all
giving six and eight per cent per annum must comm,
prices considerably above those nov ruling There
securities daily sold in Wall street at discount ranging
from ten to thirty per cent which pay on the par
value dividends far exceeding the standard rate
Of interest. These stocks must advance The inn
rrosement generally may not be very rapid but il
will without doubt, be permanent During the past six
months the movement the BOARD or Brokers' and IN the
street has, from time TO tmo been confined TO certain
atccihc advance has moi oon throug he lisa In
censcqLcncc OF this stocks remain Whcro they we're
twelve months since while others show an mprovcnent
81 thirty forty and ff,y per cent. Ultimately those now
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in the viii approach those in ADVANCE and
the imitation become more general.
1t must however be admitted that some Of the hncs'
have poor basis for the rise already realized North
American Trust Company has advanced more than MY
per cent within the past week AT the close OF tne mar
ket yesterday reaction appeared, and the prooaoty
that will settle down somewhere in the neghbor
hood the starting points We have seen 70 much OF the
operation and effect of legal decisions, that We have
little faith in them within the past four five years
about haa dozen decisions have been made most OF which
have been in favor the company In anticipation OF each
one speculative movement has been made in the stock
and prices risen rapidly to high points Outsiders
have taken hold with avidy, and the street has been
uretty well cleared Of the stock Finally the decision
has been announced and every point in every de-
cdedly in favor of the company notwithstanding which,
the market value Of the stock has invariably fallen of
from the moment the result became known That it will
be so in this have not the slightest doubt and
Whatever may the imitation before the decision OF the
court prices afterwards will largely depreciats they
not it will be the only exception know Of to the &C.
neral rule There are three other stocks the
list unduly inated-that is comparatively. The most
prominent Of these is Panama Railroad stock From
the imitation in the market value Of this stock
the belief must be entertained that the road is a
perfect monopoly - that no other commu nication
transit route between the Atlantic and he
Pacific, but this, exists ever be constructed
and that it must therefore, command the CONNER
cial traffic Of the whole world the two oceans. If
this the impression and the advance in the stock is
upon that basis there will be much disappointment and
loss The Nicaragua Transit Company is rapidly and
permanently improving the route that Isthmus
and the recent surveys of route for the ship
canal made by the eompanys engineer who has taken
them to England become known and the feasibility OF
the project placed beyond all doubt, public attention
will be turned to it, and the advantages Of such
necon between the two great will be Immediately
admitted. Within the past month several steamers have
been added to the Nicaragua line the outside and in
side part of the route and shall soon look short
trips between New York and San Francisco bythe way
of Nicaragua There travel and traffic enough half
dozen routes; but that which can in the cheapest
most comfortable and convenient manner transport pas
sengers from to the other will command all the
passengers and freight it find facilities to carry
The amount Of customs duties collected at the port of
Philadelphia, during the first six months of 1852 was
os against 81 s9 Go for the corresponding
period in 185l-showpg increase this year, Of
s35 74s 43.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-05
POLITICAL.

ATA LARGE AND ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING OF
the 9th Ward Pierce and King Association held at the
sceTs duly siaeses Wis @ Jam Lyneh
Claim, David Rordan Patrick Larkey, Thomas Gmsrtn
Henry v vultse and Michael Mclaughlin secrstaries-
ratio r. Carr john G. Phelan. When motion the fol-
lowing resolutions were unanimously adopted
Resolved That in Franklin Pierce recognise true,
firm and Incorporating democrat modest unassuming
but talented man. ana whose entire pubc and private
lite has been based his love and strict adherence
principles calculated to these United States the
highest state Of prosperity and home aud
their character among the nations of the earth.
Resolved That in Wilism r. King, recognise tried,
uninehng veteran in the democratic ranks
past life and services guarantee of his ncor
rurtiby towards and attachment democratic priaci
Resolved That the platform lately adopted by the De-
platform upon which the democracy of the whole
can do battle that heartily endorse the and that
by the triumph Of the principles embodied therein fully
believe that the greatest good will be secured the greatest
number.
Resolved That Judging by the signs of the times. and by
the expressions Of popular feeling daily exhibited,
democratic party have only to remain true to themselves
able means within their to achieve great national
victory.
stnets and her love for democratic principles DESTROYS
ready and for the ght and that in the
Presidential contest she will exhibit her love
ment to the democratic nominees and the prip cipes
forth and adopted in the platform at Baltimore by rolling
M such majority as will secure her the we'll deserved
can the truth Of her The first to enter and the
last TO leave"
Hawkes. Silas Lvermore Ira b. Davis Captain Isaiah Ryn-
ders, Hon. Thomas A. Carr aud Enoch +. Camp. and the
procession marched the ward and after giving
rinc hearty cheers for Pierce King
JAMES N. swEENY. President.
JAMES MCGOWAN, Vice President.
WIN elt syss; am {secretaries.
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AsTROLOGY.

- 0hce more old Time the msnderer, bring,
Once more. ffom rniIli5ns Of The fres
Rises the byran OF Liberty
ofFreedom, autttrs in the light;
Nhere'er IL gleama o star of hope
IN human natures horoscope.
On this Suspicious day read
Among tae things by fate deereed.
Than eor was get fulfilled by time,
f s.s t u r., %s,l s,shy i~ysTsiIsad;
Ths. ration ftss can thus explore,
The fate ofindividuai man.
u business cares the mind prcplsx,
Or bitter wrongs the temper vsx
ss Wealth s.sn Sc se. ttens s To shs v.s
Or slap der blot sn honest name
HAS fortune looked with frewnins eye,
Upon your every enterprise
Arc you disposed 20 trust once NOR,
Or make q efort-not too rash
To win sforturs a. adssh
TT,,s,ssy :. health a A. oy lsys and sois
And show, as II IN silyered glass.
What has been, and shall come to pass.
On this great nations Bay Of Birth
The creates. festival o. earth,
Let al who would uncurtsinsd see
Resolve S,Sss To lear. al from Heavens hrsA @
Ws they they nsys s, a. o. les: sSs sa
Bliss to achieve and woe to shun.
Born ola line Of Swedish ssers-
~s a n ~ Fame hss spsd her
Robsek proclains to one and
That late still a.swsrs to his call
That the s sa.i vi 1. . he d drs Avs.
And ever truthfully foresho.,,
Al iest s9s' TO 'e {. W Rc8AcE White street. will
Be s 20, ATTENDED &c .sr .
Gates can be seen.