I'rom uic Weekly
TIME ASD Hid
ALL.
There’s a chanoe fur the
ever su brave,
On the held of hi* glory i
grave;
There's another chance Ion, that
safe inij come back,
With av*n load ul laurels, of rupee*
a—lack.
There'* a chance for the lawyer to live
by bis wit*,
And a chance fur the gambler to lire
by his hits;
There’s another chance too that a gam*
bier may lose,
And the neck of a lawyer find room rr
u noose.
There's a chunee for the sailor a prize
ship to lake,
And a chance that a whirlwind may
come in hi* w kej
There's a chanee for the ocean a trea
sure to win,
And a chance too that Neptuno may
have it again.
There’s a chunee for mechanics to live
by tht'ir trade,
And another chance too that (heir bill*
won't be paid;
There's a chance for the sexton to live
by the dead,
And a chance that he sometimes goes
hu»gry to bed.
Theres a ehanec for the doctor ?o live
by the sick,
And a chance that old bare-bones the
doetor may kick;
There’s a chance for the drunkard to
live on good wine,
And a chance that the hangman may
give nim a line.
There’s a chance for the poet to starve
on his rhymes*
And a chance for the veteran to beg in
good times;
There’s a time and a chance for all
men on the earth,
To him that is wretched, and him fui.
of mirth.
But of chances and times iu the world
to he found,
And I’ve travelled Sf travelled it more
than half round—
There’s no chance so rare, if the truth
I must say,
As the chance ofsubscribers the PRIN*
TER to pay!
BOSTON BARD.
£&ijmilanp.
*-■ ■ —* *■ 1 ~ - gl
KKPAU I KK.
A young m in in orders being asked
by an apothecary at a public dinner,
is a /oice elevated to catch general at
tention, how it happened that the pH.
t»i irehs lived to such extreme old age?
Probably, replied the juvenile priest,
they took no physic.
raiSClkLA HUNT.
1 attended a meeting on Saturday the
2-1 lost, which was appointed to be he'd
at iVKrrion, by Pn«cil!a Hunt, a mi .
ixt r of ihe Society of Friends, at litis
ti ne j Miroeying with a view to pro
mote the cause of truth.
The au>iie;:ee was la ge and respec*
table, composed of people of different
denominations; all being collected and
silent, she* «fier a short lapse of time,
arose and addressed the congregation
for a littN while, on the subject of hu*
initiation and self ubusenirn ; -Ire (hen
•»' d iwn fur a few moments, and agar
arose; and, as I conceived, dtlinea'
ir. ho most faithful manner, the e
mInch in general pervade the h
heart] &, in the course of her rer
pointed out « sovereign rear dy
. those evils:
1st, She complained of l||«
able state into which thing H in fan
iu consequence of the '‘hi'.-ing of
serpent; the whispering of ;bo hack*
ter Sc the lashing of the lying tongue.
But before her eonclu-ion on that tiers(f
• he gave us to understand, that if pea
pi** w ere truly concerned for the human
family, and Ihe good of their own
• out*, all these customs, however cor
rapt, would necessarily vanish] and in
st»*ad (hereof, boundless love would
preside; universal harmony would pre
dominate.
Cd. She complained of too marh ex
fcronl show, without the internal re- i
ity of religion; or, in olher word-, thr.
there were atnuog us, too aiauj wolver
J 4thly. H»e ti eia^pi k.t at Consider,
able length, and $nth great eoergj, on
the incouipulahility ol people assuming
the attitude i»f self righteousness, hi
the helief of the pharisee; stand by
thyself, t •• n ine n.>t; I am tnnre holy
than-thou.” in suppo . o thi- d e:ri e
she introduced iliut porii..n of scrip, j
lure, where iho dear Redeemer enno
mantled (me of hi. d.triple* to follow
him, v li<» inquire'! what hi* fellow dis
eiple should do? The answer w.»s; “If
1 will that lie lurry till I come, what
is that to thee? follow thou me.” Ifow
Appropriate the answer—how conclu*
1 sive (tie decision, and how plain niu«t
| Le the inference, Hie here pointed
j out with perspicui'y the absolute dan- j
ger uf neglecting uur own au>l attend*
nig o the hu.iness of arm.her tli«eiplc.
tier whole sermon was one contiuu.
edit4w ofioveand charity, embracing !
all the ends of the earth. She told tr. !
that time was no schism in the church
of Christ, that therefore there should !
be no jarring among professing Chris
tian*; tlint ail who tear God and work
righieousnes* are acceptert of him.
dire then bid on affectionate, and to
many of us we doubt not u final faro*
well, trite sat down anti for a short
space an almost midnight «ilene.c reign 1
ed; n’ter which she booed the Knee, S; ;
with a fervency which se**rned to know |
no bounds, supplicated the Ihtmie ol !
grace, and thus elused til® ser vice o:
the day,
E believe llipre was neither sophistry
in her reasoning, uor fanaticism in her
imagination.
I um no member of her society, anti
n*Ay preb.tbiy be thought pre-utniog.—
But iny ardent desire is, that she may
long continue to propagate such doc
trine a* she delivered on that day.
I’lul: Gaz.
_
DRUNKENNESS.
Na repot oti n( no «iml m will ipcbr*
a man again*. drunkenness. Thi* hi
is found i » tin* cottage & the palae**, in
"i.‘ 8<udy »*f lin philoHopner, **nl m ih<
s iced de fc; in the hail of the eoun
il, mid on (tie bench of justice $ and,
•oiitriry to what w iuld *ee.u the die
'tt|,s '*1 nature as well an delicacy, in
he female m x: even in instance* wh“re
iistineiion, understanding, amiable. <
ness and reti nmmt would appear to
forbid even the suspicion. In most, if
ot in all ht>»e cases, the evil creep
tn*en«ib y <01 ttie unhappy subject, and !
vereomes hiin before be is aware. A
prime ohj-et to be here regarded, i- j
therefore to keep he danger ulwav
before cur eyes.—We are ever to feel
hat we ourselves am in danger, and to
•o .*id«-r an Imbi'ual and lively dread
«f it as our best safety.
Nothing pleads for it except the
the mere appetite for strong drink—nr j
appetite u*ualiy unnatuial, and c eated
■y casual indulgence. All thing, e .1
m heaven and eariJi ex laim uguin-1 h
wi<h a single voice. Our luallh, our
usefulness, our living, eur son , no
families n<*d our friends, in soli mu an
a fleeting union, urge, entreat, and per*
suade us to ob«tn]ii. God commands ;
Christ soiisi.s j th« Spirit of grnce in
Btieuce us to abstain; angels and gi.>
r 1 tied saints behold our eonduct with
such anxiety and alarm as happy he*
-gs can feel, and watch, and hope to
-< <* our escape. The law-, with a ter
rible voiee, thunders in our ears that
dreadful (Enunciation— ‘‘Drunkard*
-In'll n»t inherit the kingdom " Even
b» II ilsell, hostile as it 1* to nnr salva' I
ion, follows the rest of the universe,
mid in spite of its own matevnlenc ,
•iibjoins its dreadrui admonition; by
oidrsfialling before us the imminent,
ble host of wretches this sin ha* driven
to its mansions of despair. Wlm that
does not alrcucl^^^^^h? sleep of
,;ve.
!•"
lale. (
of Trust exe-1
jlinitz, and now
t) of t:.e Coun|y
ire, w ill be sold 1/e
tbc Court House oi
in i he town of Hunt
Hie 18tii day of Au
xi, one Negro dan. (by trade *
fel*,) also a quantity of leather »
•W^amety of other articles appurte
nant to a tan-yard.
JONATHAN CARL1LB,
July 2G—S\v. Thustek.
NEW GOODsT
i r'| M1K subscribers have just rcceiv
! A ed a further supply of very
CHEAP GOODS,'
consisting in part of the following ar
ticles, viz:
Cloths and Oassimcres—White am!
Coloured Drillings—white \ coloured
Marseilles Vestings—Klegsint Mark
silk vestings—Linen Cambrics amk|
Cambrick Hand Kerch icis,~<t-4
Demi ambries, :ui I Cambric G.s-!
lj»w—elegant figured India Mull >:tis. ■
I in—Figured and Plain Hook a. Midi
Muslins—7-4 8-4 * lti-4 fable 1m.,- !
per-—Ginghams—Calicoes--Steam !
Loom Shirtings.
Men’s white cotton Stockings,
Men’s White and Coloured Socks—
Ladies Cotton and Si k Stockings—
Long while Kid Gloves—Short white
and Coloured do.—Plain* fringed
Parasols—Domestic Cottons, &c. ’^c.
With a complete and general
assortment of
HARDWARE & CUTLERY,
—Joiners Lr Cabinet-maker’s
Tools, ^c. 6jc.
—AM)—
Ivoal Old Port \\ itit* iti Pottles, of
superior ipiality—nearly the w liole of
w hirli were purchased at auction, Jf*
will lie sold cheap for cash, or to punc
tual customers.
LANE & RROM 10.
July id.
D \ in ue o| a decree of the Supe
:or Court of hancery hidden at
'••Chester, in favor of Bailev Pow
•n igainst Joseph Powell, will' he sold
before the drt .r of the tavern of Willi
•n Armstrong Junr. in the, townol
Rotnitey. I Ri.inpshire County Virgin- j
ia, on Monday the 15th day of Sep
•einher ne\t. (being the. first dav of
September Court,) one Negro slave
named JACK; the property of sail
:oseph Powell,;,) satisfy said decree.
The sale is to he for cash.
>VM. VANCK, Deni v for
JOHN S. Peyton, .vj. \v. c. c |
July 20.
Public Nile*
virtue a ilt»r-«i of trust from A*
brahnui Nise wonder & Lydia h»«
wrte, U» the subscriber, for th© bern-li
.f (» o. \V. Kiger, Which deed in r,„t.
of record m 'he office „f i|ie Cl,llr)lj
•< urt til Frederick, I Mill proceed i«.
•ell, or> the pi- mi-.es, to 'he htgfie
bidder, for cn-di. on .i/undcti/ t‘iv ny'tt
,,ls> > A cc,’tain nit t <>{ I and, i
• l"- ■ it i in sn i rj I\i natter
•>m liv r*. Cofit iiiii,^ f ,j
cd mid tM otj.lM.. a |(iii
acres. » ft*' debt dll© li. VV. kiger i,
•I © ih uisoiid tli'ee bnudred omt twenty
I illars, with interest from the tOih or
•J.-toher, 182! ; which, with the c..sls
uf this sale. Mil! be required in hun t.
The Inns! will bo Hold subject to r.
claim due from said Nisewandcr to Da
niel Hxnman, for tlie sum of three
ihou.arnl six hundred & thirty dollars,
vith interest trorn the 19th of October,
1821. which will be due on the 19lh of
JctoOcr, 1828 nod for wliieh therein
•» rleed of trust on the lam] aforesaid,
recorded in the office of Frederick
county court. 'I he salo will commence
nt 12 o’clock.
Immediately aft r disposing of the
■hove properly, 1 will,under authority
f another deed of trust from said Nise>
wand-r and wif© to me, as trustee for
• aid O, W, Kiger, to secure anothe'
! edit due said K ger, amounting to aro
liousand and eight hundred dollar.,
■v•1 h interest from th Will day of Sep
ember, 1822, proceed to sell, on lb
.same day, anil at 'he same place, a
liublic auction, to the highest bidder,
e • h. another
Tract ol I .and, .belong
og • s tid Ni.eM-ander, eon
»t; ing two hundred and f,»r
1 y-1 w ,, acres, iy • ng -in To til.
k j.arlly in Frederick arid pmuy
i 'bi uandoah counties; beta* tilt sam*
^traet of land pnreha ed hy *a«d n»r
wander from Isaac Zaii'-’s executors.
* and lying willrin ab->ul half a mile fron
the former tract.—Such title as is vest
ed in m» by 'fie rleed* of tM».< afore
sai I, will be made to 'he purchaser* oi
he re- ptCii e
\ v TlDllAl.L, Trustee.
July 19, 1823.
/ Capon Springs.
The <ub tcriberrcspecuuily inform |
the public (hat he purposes lost
pen A HOUSli OF ENTEKTAIoN
MBNT, the approaching season, a
C kpon Springs ; and pledge* himseli
that liis accommodations shall be infe
rior to none other-; not even tin
houses at 'he celebrated Shannondule,
Bath, or Bedford.—The well known
efficacy eT the Capcn Spring waters ii>
many complaints; and the salubrity
of the Mountain air, are poiuis of ton
much importance to be neglected hy
the invalid or valetudinarian; and it
may, without arrogatii.g too Hindi !«■
these waters, be proper to *»y, ihr
'heir medicinal qualities i xcel liio-f t.
any other.—But the man of pleasure,
also, or Inver of good living, shall inn
be disappointed ; as every thing cal.
diluted to atkiril theni enjoyment shall
also ha provided. lo iho lover of
good Bunch, or cold water, it may
ie well to remark, that a quan
tify of good cleau ice is provided; and,
in short-* evory other ariiele that rea*
.<>nahl» person* may rcq-.i e.— No n
• 'ion* shall b3 wanting tu merit the
'public <o4»iM>rl.
Bo--.*«l Will he furnished upon rhea I
I't *•* <os than has ever been obtained I
«. i < ’ . ri-»»*.
Tin; -u i-crilier al*o keeps a House n!
I-’ i:» nniiicient at Miiuiidowu, where
h• w :tt be hnppy to aeconnn nla'c i ho*e
w!;u may he disposed to patronize him,
JKUKMIAH DOTSON.
May 2k 2:n.
NOTICK.
rW'' HE subscribers respectfully in -
a form their friends ami the public
generally, that they continue the
More (late II. \V, Hakei «y Sons.)
now under the firm of H. \V Baker
dj* -*'on, where they oftt-r a choice as
sortment ol seasonable 1 orcign am!
Doim s'ic New Goods, of every ties
ci iption on tlie most reasonable terms.
H. \\ . BAKER,
G. W. BAKK.lt
June. <4, iR2S,
JVotk.—The transactions of the
Store .vil; he conducted by Li V . }«.
acting partner.
A 'readier Wanted.
TMK !'r isfees of the Berry tille
cadeniy wish to employ a Teacher w!» «
is well qualified to teach the Batin an
Greek Languages, together wi;h a
complete course of r nglisit ({duration. '
Any Teacher possessing the requisite
qualifications and wishing a perm
uent situation would find the pr s t
worthy his attention, as tie* prest n
tncunibent of the Academy will leavt
ii after the close of tin; pres *ut session
which will be on the first of July next,
it is desirable that application be iut
mediately made, either to tin subset i
h>r. within one mile of the Acade:n\.
or to 'I readwt ll Smith f sq. vice I’r si
dent of the Hoard, r si lit g in t:i
Town ol berry villc, alias li uletown
JOHJV SHIP.
1‘resilient of the Board of ! ruslecs
June 28.
CAPON rsPMNGS
\l*Mi IlLIION’b Boarding •'»> ;
ses are now open for the recrpii n • .
company, and will hr supcrin tended,
as usual, by Mrs. heron ami the sub
scriber. who return their very sincm
Mianks to their friends and the jut I.
• or the liberal patronage bestowed on
them last season. There are now a
this watering place an
Entire new set of Halits,
TEPID AND COLD
1 he medi.’in.ri qualities of Hie a!-v
and purity ol air sire so well know
hut ii would lie superfluous tosav a
ny thing further in praise ofthem. |i 1
is only ne< ss .ry to add that the mu'
will be greatly improvt d: and the sul
scriber having supplied himself v, id
every article necessary to the c«n;f-iv
and convenience of those who may fa
vor him with their custom, hopes t<
render general satisfaction.
I)A\ 1!) H. M ADDLK.
Capon Springs, .Tune 21.
run UC 8.4 L R.
BY" virlne <>f h deed n trii«t
ted to the »ob*rriber by Alexander M' t
Bride, (or *he purpose t f grmri' g «Ii*- I
payment of a <ti/n of money th* rein
mentioned, will lie e. Id to the bight
bidder lor ready money, before'In .loo
of the C'Utrr House in the town «>1
Komney. on Mi is h day < f \u
u'Xt, (being c art d y. ) lun pert.i
'mets of land now in the nn««<|.itm rt
the *air| Alexar.d-r MrBrid**, one '
■thifh contain* 130 VClvRs, rnorc or '
less an l the o*h r 47 At RR<, more or ?
ip**, (or so much w! wwid trhcltt i»< wilt '•
be MtlVi-i in to p3y rrt« am not of ilu- *
debt nnd iniere*! tnen'iiinftl In «ai(t i
deed.) 1 be I fin/t no >ve met M int' |
lie* in th»- entity of llnmoshite, in *h t
o.igMiorhoodofJv3 .ini J no ll'ge.o’- •
Tavern. (
I ho lit?9 is believe! o h- s "nod e !
but a conveyance wi h pe a1 «v r
rarity only will he mad- tty the s h
aeriber acting as r, u*tee
SVMl'KL KKHCHKV A. , Jr.
Romney, Joiy <*.
BATII com:::-;/: t\
BERKELEY SR Hi I
subscriber returns ij.atiV*
B to the Bodies iV Gentlej irom
aIhmii he has had the honoukcaii,
for the lour or live years j a at
hopes lor a continuance ufir i’.i
rums, for which l<e will all led
grateful. lie assures ihcikit u r j
exertion on his part. <••■ till* hi*
family, shad he wanting' to ti their
visits agree.i'iiv*. whilst at uuslly
celebrated \* ..ermg placj Tiu
OOb h'KK-H,i. .Sis is well i’ew
feet of the Lath Sijiniir, wlijjakes
it very cumeuiem for wcakli'sons.
5 »e has many chambers on lower
iloors, with convenient cInk's a
part from the Boarding Boij
ihroiigh his Baltimore ills, he
itas been euahied to turnisli Bar
with a supply of the clni Ll
t/l'dliS, ((insisting of tjundy,
Madeira, t h.nrpaign, ' O and
fort times. 1«. . i audy, .1. jjt.s, H
t'i’.i. (;i l x* !ii' ey, BouiuaVae.it
ai.u Appir Brai.c.y, I or tern Ale.
v (it <•.
n is u v i ie ? rossaryfeive a
f»rm;.l m Mis : ahlo, toilers,
ice-mi.e.e, Cjci v anas, MabljNc.—
1 ne I’iMiic mny rest assures! e\re
iv iliivgwlmh j he count rltfords,
shall be procured to give IIgene
ral satisfaction which has a!j* been
die subscriber’s aim. \\ hei looks
back at die cmbarrassmeiU'ought;
upon him a lew years barky un
foreseen misfortunes, ho clit but
f el thankful for the liberalrotinge.
of ins fellow-citizens sinrcltcrin.u'
into Ins present tmsiuess, ! which
lie ha* been enabled to pay liberal
and indulgent creditors, a to re*
liexe liis worthy friends a endor
sers from heavy respomdb)t. With
seniiiiM nts ol unfeigned gTiide for
past lav ours, and, with a sire de
< nniimtion to continue ifteserve
them,
I sun (lu* Public's
Humble Srrvaij
I ON ATI Ua O’FfcKLL.
July I«J—4vv
1\ S. Gem lemon may bippliedo
at tin* liar with relished otifereiit
kinds at all tim. s. l)’F.
—-f~ .. -
run Lie ejile.
PURSUANT'o die Uotiill nnd
testament of Hoed. J-hKoyder,
will be ottered for sale, at pile utse*
ion, 10 itie hii^he-t bidder, (Monday
•he S8//1 trf August nrjet, Ire th.»
n m i h>’ii*e door in i(r>mot Ham|)*
• (lire county, Vi j» rja the lowing
Tracts of Land
to wit : a tract of loud contrim* fen
■ hatutaiKl aeren, lyin:? on th-alrr* at*
• be north river ,.f Great Obpehon.
in the e >nniy of H .rdy, a'mi'u; thw
.ndn of Bi fij ip i.t VI .r»hu V fhe nlid
* 'tel of lands ws* -old a* It p'rtper
'y f*f R herd Minn-, for Ihtl/ireti t <x,
d purchased by »hc *aidll)r. ,1- liu
Any .fr, deed — Jilxa A Tra| o*' h‘in»!,
e-iilaioin^ 200 VCRKS. I\g uicl be
in lb- i- only of +-1 mm)it,re, ad.
I'cnioq h -nv.y >t lie he gmeral
• » nr;*.* \V n tiin^ion f* the I aHs'd V ir.
-?*l M’CrUcU li. oil If'r- Mu1** (if (ltd
VoM.m-tp. The hint unntuLl Tract
>i L od 1’ie -aid Hr John Ader’pur*
nitaedo) ‘he said Vl'C'iicke.jio whom
'* ’he les'.iI tilU lor ihe *>\e TIih
• J'-liAser or j urchnner* u ill he r'coui
• d So t*ive flood nod o.tod »c4rily to
!>r.y oott half ;.f the j urchase i.oi.ey m
- x month*, nod the residue | twelvia
•norilh*, after lire day of *ale 1 shaft
••nve > said laud* by such lie a* said
"ill «.e-is it, roe.
JOHN IN&jKK!*.
Snrvi-ir»£» ex'r. of D-. .hjr, Sov
dpr. deed H,,n p*hire cnuntyjuly,! 2.
Vt Gavin*’, in all its various
branches.
M f* subscriber informs his-jus'n
- inrrs, anil tin*, public in geicral.
(bat lie lies provided himsiI! with ;i M
spacious and comfortableshop, uteri*- ^
In- is enabled to work four or live.
Looms. Should lie meet with employ
ment for that number In- will be cna
ded to execute weaving of various
descriptions, such as i oVeVh-ts, Coun
terpanes, t aide Linen* <V plain work*
with m at ness and d< spati It. He eoti
sirlers it superfluous to say any thing
as to his qualifications as a u a\< r ;
knowing that ilic best recommendatiou
iic can have is the one gi<eu him In
is tco /.*. Hav ing tor some years' • st
worked for the most of the pvl.ple.
to tin neighbor!, e-d < f Spring in !<L
i H. < . and in ins own neiglihoi Imoft*
and formerly in 'he town of \N ini lus
ter, • s well as 'or many p-rvons in
the counties of Morgan amt IVrUiev*
i * con ejvi s i» only necessary to stain
that, he is folly enabled to exec: to
all work th.it may be offered lulu
with he utmost despatch ; and tl,«,r
his prices shall be commensurate with
the times.
<x :0!?(«K HOMSnviU.F,
Near Sb -irani’* store, Hampshire
t minty, Va.
June s', at.