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from the Jfewbern Gazette.
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V ODE TO MYr .
HAST thou return 'd again sweet Mar.'
The dreary woodlands to console : V
To chase the northern blasts away, , -"And
chain them to their native pole J
,Yes; thou art come, in all thy pride, -3
To deck with gems the vernal'year,
The lawns, in various colours dy'd, '
Proclaim, with joy, thy presence here.
The Bow'rets breathe their rich perfume,
Young zephyr courts the blushing rose, '
Till cloy'd with sweets he faints at noon,
And in a sun-beam .seeks repose. J
The feather'd tribesrwith votive song,
Around and o'er th' ehamel'd plain, '
. In cheerful strains, their tunes prolong ;
And celebrate thy golden reign.
.Fair Jessica, and Collin, now, r"--'"-
In chaste embrace, enraplur'd, twine.
Sweet earnest of amutual vow,
To plight their troth at Hymen's shrins.
For Jessica, to Collin, swore '
(When he the prize at wrestling got)
If he prov'd true, a twelve month more
k.Her hand should be his happy lot. -
And Collin swore, by her bright eyes
Whose radiance thrill'd a pleasing pain,
" The lovely nymph alone he'd prize,
..And prove her true and constant swain.
.Then Collin wish'd the time away,
And often said, (for love will prattle,)
'Fair Cynthia, and the gd of- day,
.Had stop'd to view another battle.
""""Now "tfibu art come to bless the day,
And Jessey leads her snow-white train,
To Hymen's court, where Collin may,
. o Another wrestling match obtain. - .
' PLEASING-PROSPECT.
The schooner Jane (savs a Frankfort Ken-
tuckey paper of March 3i) the property of
: Mr. John Mullanphy, was launched .this
morning with great ease. She is a handsome
-- vessel, apparently -well calculated for sailing,
and adapted to the West India trade.The
appearance of two schooners anchored be
. fore our town, which only .a few years ego
, was the hunting camp of uncivilised -man, is
a truly novel one ; and must convey to the
patriotic heart, very pleasurable emotions in-
deed. If so much has been accomplished in
a few years under such embarrassing and dis
couraging difficulties, what mind can con
ceive the (ptteutto which, commerce may be.
carried ' e ihu tributary -streams of Ohio, in
the course tf ten or twelve years, by the as
signee of enterprising men, who possess
crpiftland public spirit, to enable themo
prosecute no laudable a pursuit, andaJthough
the western water a fiord numerous situa
tions, where the business 'W ship building
.may be.carried on to advantage, few excted .
. Frankfort, for vessels suited to the West-ln-'
dia trade. The practicability Of descending
the river from this place with ease and safety,
. Laving bcn well ascertained, it possesses ad
vantages which cannot fail to recommend it
to the enterprising merchant. Situated in
the heart of the fertile state of Kentuckcy,
produce for exportation may be collected in
large quantities. Tar, and pine timber for
masts,pars and decking can be brought dowu
the river, on the heads of which we are in
formed there is plenty tube had. Cordage
is manufactured in tho vicinity of the town;
, and mills for the manufacture of flour, are
; numerous within three or Tour miles.
Gtrmti rectft sr a Cwfumpt'ton.
Take fre Ih nettles evctv djv. fil.ofe
of the n;.ft gieen re tile bcilj pi eft
rut the juice and 'tve the patient a ta-
ble-fpuonful Utorp ;tftrg rtrthc nirn-'
irpfaiintj ih ofe at-noun atidl)e:i
time, with a tcanrup ofVcd Burgundy
or port after the juice. The diit of the
I'ttient 10 c tnaft of fuup r broth cun
tiining the .piclT! nettle, ami good.
' roiU icet ir nmuo i ; he i not to be al
io J to est any thing ..or, or li-gMy
fcafot.ed. The rrtnedy hjs hing been
ufed by a meiiical.nunofthc Hrllctaincwice.
inGctmany.
A yoonS 3,!y h Cnt!au. was a fl,ort
lime pad,. co.)!eieiy rc-oveted from a
confumption by dinlrinj tea ma.'e of
. . cfnonu e iioweti gaiherrd In the morn
ir.g when the due was on. The hint
waslakcn, from onfctwii.ga fi, k ((tf, pf0
ceeJ.'O the camomile h-d each nn-rnin
and Ik k Ihc J. w. (U ,t,)mtri ftlfr
, . oo
(Fnm the 'InJifm True Amakan J
OV FINING CIDER.
, r S'X'- Poia, ,0,b 8cx.
Kefpeclcd Fncudi,
A.you hae publinl my method of
riutn cidtuwiih ItinijIaM, wbivh t a
Icim truclc -am ea,Kr.fire, a( I
me Sv one of ,y himfkat ecri-
........ a mria.u rrm 1..
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irt'iwn iwir
flft
rial lut f.ircce.leJ t beer
liini'll
- ircr i-s with m.. f.4 1.
)onuihc it.ttefijt grnerl'y
y d.fro.a,o ta wiih thai ,y ufefu
my wi may be uflu u t'y ,c!u cU
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tizens,'! fend you an account of ic,which
you are at liberty to make what ofe of,
you pleafe. -."-',. ' x ( " - "
Having killed a bnllock tfew days
previous to the' lalt meeting of tive le
giflature, and my. people having boited
the feel 'mote than common, and let the
liquor (Und cold, I perceived it to be a
thick jeily j refembling diffolved ifinglafs,
having fome cider hot 'lined, tried " the a
bove faid ielly. by warming it lid diffolved,
then drew fome of the cider 1 intended to
try with ilr and mixed both together gra
dually in a tub.'.and kept cbnltantiy Itir
ring the Ynix.ture till cold, then drained
a and put the mixture in two hoglhea is
I of cider, mixing the whole as well a pof-.
hole by worktcg it with a luck lplit in
four parts and put in at tfee biinghole.
I dire&ed U to be racked off in ten
days, which was-donc, and on my return
home, found it as-fine as ar.y cider I ever
faw, and greatly improved in .flavour.
If you think proper to publilh any part
ot the above, it will be beft to do it loon,
as cider fines bed previous to the trees
being in bloom. JOSFFH COOPER.
IVilftn.W'Blaclwitl. . : . .
SrtRJFF'S SALES
r ILL bi fold under the Court Hon fe
in trtlmtnzl'my durtn? the enutm
County Court, to be ieU Jir .. tkejounty 0
ISIew-Hanwtr, on the third Monday in
June ncx, the Lands belonging to thefol
loiving perfons, to falisfy t e taxes for the
years j8ot aid 1802.
. IV m JBLUDlVO R TH, Shjf. ,
May 1, 1804. ' 382 .
Taxable property returned for Wilmington
District, New-llano ver County, . for the
. yearttyi.
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'Persons-iTamts.
S.
14
9
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Ashford Butlar 53 T.
liartlett Abraham 150
Bunting William .5 '
Cameron Ceorge
'Cullar Archibald 1551
Dorsey Hobert
Davis Junei Z72
Eagles J. Estate ol
..Harris Peter
HillN.Est.'LeTV.n.
Henry Fraiicis -J 00
Jones Watts W. 1837
XJoceliii Samuel R. 300
Jones David 325
Jones Elizabeth 64O
Kelly Richard v
MNeilforMrs.
Younger 5
M-Uae John G.
M'llhenny John
Mixon John 100
M'Kenzie George 640
Nicols for Mrs. N. 800
Newton Edward 300
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19 2
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HPeabody John
1'arish Jamca
Head James
Smith Benjanxin
'130
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1578
1136
222
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Sniley
Scott John G.
Toomer A. B. -Do.
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Thomas Ann
14
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Wilkinson William .
WalkcrJams,sen. 372
Walker James W. iCO
Wright loiCUjpocl
'William 'James 320
Blake John . lyj
BiudnoillkTito.ten. 400 -Ucasley
bo!onion -30il
Cuilar Roger . lO'JO
Lrwin John llio
Gufford Ja's Kttate 737
llooier WilHani I9b'j
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l.aikins Rvgtr
Larkins Kobtrt
Moore Roger
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250
Miller rUitluod
Ritur Mot
Stwkrly John
Stuckey Arthur
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26
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24
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Sttudvuk Martha 7yy4
SjmpMKt Mkbatl S0)
16
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bann John
TaJor John
Ti:i.un David
Walters Henry
Yarborough ho.
Alexander Ilcnj.
lUnrick White
Barlow Thoaiai
BinIio; T)onist
Canton John
Kdent Margrct
lloard James
289J
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3348
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330
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400
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313
100
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l'arker James
S.blf y John
hu George Manr
378
314
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810
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WiltUmtuaWni.
Andermi John
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Craft John C. 640
r.jkt.tf Jarob 50
13
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101
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3690
150
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490
240
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17
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Hamilton Ann
..James Hinton
'.Murray Joshua
Phoebus James
Rivenbark Ann
; Savage Arthur.,
Wooter Joshua
11
9
10
2
15
13
. Williams William 746
.Brinson Joseph
410
290
107
100
100
800
400
'650
" 180
2fi0
840
80
80
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Burdaux Isaac
Buxton William
Colbrith John
Emiis Sarah
Gufford William
Hondry William '
Heron John, sen.
Henry Charles
Huffum William
Herring Samuel
Jacobs Prinias
Jacobs Zachary;
Lewis John
Marshal John .
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8
2
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15
6
17
12
3 2
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Malpass Simon
M'AUister Alex'r 200
Malpass James . 270 '
M'Cvllister Charles 100
Moore Petegrew .' 700 -M'Kenzie
John 250
Prigin Francis .. 50
Rowe ; Frederick 350 '
Giddons Thomas 32
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Holly Henry oOO
Kennear John 1085
Kxnnear James 64
Wmb William 770
Russel Charles 150
RusadCharlea " 420
Walker John ... 574 ;
White Luke 290
White John 560
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Andres Stephen .550 .1
Andres William 100.: 1.
Beatty William-H. 400 v
Cogdel Charles. 1640 -
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son of John
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Devanc V,'illium 1440
"Devane James 1805
Lta Solomon 100
Newkii-k Abraham 730
PoweUacob, sen. 700
Powel Hardy S29
' Robeson Reubin 286
Wambles Nathan 180
Howe Jane 1777
Jones. Joseph -2X
M'Dugal Ramal 160
;Fifller Barnabas
1 7 4 3 2
19 5 4
1 7 7
1 6 3 13
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1 . 13 7
1 13
1 2 3 6
1 12 6 2 6
1 10 10
1 40
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Bunting William .5
Callendcr Thomas ' 1
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Halsey Henry 6980 3
Harlcv Robert 100 '
' Heron Alice 1164 3
I HoopctGeorge 1475 22
' HallingSolonion 520
. Hoskins Henry 400 2
' Hurst Cornelius I
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JenneU Jesw J 2
1 Johnston Thcs. 640
' JoceHnSam'IR.JOOl.
; Kenan My , 4 2
Tserkwood Jane 40 3
I Knight Miles 50
Lhndott.R. 250 2
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Maclallan John 250' 4
Movre Rebecca 910
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Mahson Mary 1089
M'CannJohn,
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14
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Nirholls Nancy 500
NicholH John 4u I
I'ljycr John 3
Player Richard I9J I
Read James 100 3
Sn.eaton Wm. I
l oonier A. II. 1101 7
Ure Andrew I
WriRht J.G. 200 II
Walker J. W. 220 3
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Harwick White 120
BsmkkWhite 208 1
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Merrick Geo. 2840 I
MClammtCfo. loo 1
Shepherd Benj. 2i0 1
Towning James 61 S 1
AMermtn Thos. 400 1
AtuJret Wm. ICO 1
Corbet James 2i0
Cromety Jamet 2oO
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Hamilton Ann
Johnfton Matnew
Jones William
Jones David
M-array James
Murray Jolhua
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Phoebus James.
Rivenbark Ann
Savage Arthur
Buxton Bryan
Beefly Abfalom
Bonham Hezekiah
Ashe Samuel, sen.
Bowden John '
Beesley Thomas
. Beesley Solomon .
Cutlar Archibald
Cutlar Roger
Clark Major
. Erwin John
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Larkings .William, sen.
Larkings William, jun.
Larkings Samuel
Morgan Aaron
Malpass William
Mdore James -
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Moore George
Nelson Margret ;
Penney Clark - .
Quince Richard
Ritter Moses
R venbark Samuel
Swonn Samuel .
Stockley John
Stanley James
Stanley Samuel
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Stanley Jonathan
Taylor Absalom
Wilson James
Williamson William
Ashe Samuel
Anderson James
Doty Phebe
Frontress Jamos
Kali David
Rogers Hannah
Scarborough Mary
Simmons Mary
Simmons Isaac
Williams John Pugh
'Williams David
Bishop Thomas ,
Beesley John
Hcwlct John
Hynes Iaww
Howe Thomas
Johnson Matthew
Lobar Martha
Larkings John
"Roberson Joseph
Woodward Thoma
Green William
Henry. Francis
Larkings William
Malpass Simon
M'Kenrie John
M' Alitter Charles
Marshal William
Marshal John
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White Jamet B.
Slower Allan
Wooten Joshua
GufTonT Elizabeth
Holly Henry
Henry Mary
Kenan John
Kenan James
Mott Benjamin
Mott Hedge
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Walker John
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