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PQET8.C0JUXER, Prom the Baltimore Telegraph. By one ox. me Wimi V.of mnrrv trme of Veat When ev'ry bard attunes his powers the full mind flows free d. clear, And fancy like the season A female object caught my view, A form more fair is seldom seen. Her roving eyes were large and blue, Her robes were of a pleasant green.

And when I gaz'd her truant eyes, Wandered at large o'er grove hill now sought me eariu, now reuu skies, And was not for a moment still. Bay- mortal, with that sullen brow, She cried, why dost thou pine and mopej I come to cheer thy spirits Know'st thou not me my name HOPE. i 'Axose-Dusn in her nana sne Dore, With buds verdant foliage crown'd Hut she had pluck'd it long before Flora had spread her honour round. Thrice did she wave it high in air, She cried, momi see my power I look'd and not a bud was there, The bush was all in sudden flower. Take this she cries, and straight Bh 1 trips A rose, the darling of my eyes I caught it pressed it to my lips, Then in my bosom wore the prize.

She spoke, and in a moment fled, And vanish'd like the passing smoke; I look'd and all the leaves were dead, And with a eigh of sorrow woke. From the Am. Daily Advertiser. Give me neither poverty, nor rich-es, lest I be full and deny thee; or lest I be poor and steal." Frov. xxx.

8th oth versci. Well would it be for mankind, if they would attend to the holy breathings of that book, well called the Bible, or th'e book, in preference to ill books it has taught us that Cod is the God of Peace, and that he delighteth not in carnage, blood And murder. After a dark night of restrictions and war, we now have peace. The world is at peace 1 the ruthless arm af wir. no lonapr overturns tli e-.

palace, or sweeps away the cottage with fire and sword. But my readers, it becomes us to avoid extremes; it behoves us to act with prudence. Before the dark shades, which, with heavy gloom covered the American as neutrals, extended our commerce over every sea, to almost every portEurope, convulsed to its very centre, had not the means of trade America, then neutral, rose fast, and wealth poured in upon us. Let not the return of peace induce either as individuals or a nation, to expect the same glittering scene but, with Agur, let us say, Remove far from us, Vanity and Lies give us neither poverty nor riches, lest We be full and deny thee, and say who is the Lord or lest we be poor and steal, and take the name of our God in vain. Mediocrity is the best for both national and individual happiness.

The fact is, we now cannot with reason, count on any thing else the nations of Europe released from the fangs of despotism the ha-1 voc of war, will turn their attention to commerce, and pursue such measures as will best comport with water, will find its own level, and he who foolishly ventures into the tempestuous ocean of commerce, without having prudence for1 his rm rttrtt nA a Ainr ai fits J-ti rl vvi'i sstt i HivMivwinj iui ins jjvib star, will most probably be wrecked on the breakers or disappointment, founder in the gulph of intemperance, or fall a victim to the evil which the preacher prays against, v. become poor and steal." Nothing is more natural to the heart' of man, than pride or false ambition it is displayed in infant years, and in manhood ripens into fruit, bitter to the taste; or like the. apples of ashes, on the lake where Sodom once stood, appear-aoce without reality, it vanishes with a touch it crumbles intodust, and the haughty heart which che-7 rished it, breaks to mend no more. Let us seriously reflect now, it may be too 'ate at a future day. lVe must not.

we cannot expect to indulge ourselves or our families. in former foolish extravagance. Aly readers, yon must believe in su. perintending, Providence you have Jately tasteij tne miseries ot war, but thank the 3od or mercies, that you have, not been 'obliged as Eu- td drink the bitter cup to the last What was the procur. 2M I.f.

Ulf Vftli Jill V. a vm may Diarae mis government or urn srovemmeui, dui im uniiun fulness, a fid luxury, wretched luxu- i' ry was tnt sausei-. i neiiusw perity rolled io upon your shores and yau abused the blessing to your own cost The manna of Heaven rained 'upon you i you eat it, and was unthankful Was tke manna of civil and religipHs freetom S'vr en.yod not to abuse but to cultivate. You became, full and rebelled a-gainst the. giver, your hearts were fat.and yoii forgot Gob and may I not ask you whether yon did not! so hr forget hira, as to send men to represent you in your solemn assemblies as legislators, lawmakers and executors, who.

were loose in their morals men who regarded not either God or man, 'further than would gratify their inordinate ambition men who, in ale houses and taverns have been the great advocates, (pretendedly so) of your liberties, and whose private exam-Dies vou cannot men who 5 have laughed at, and ridiculed the very religion you protess. It makes no difference what party sucn men belonged to, if such was their cha racter, such their conduct, neaven must and will frown upon you white you euppert them. 1 he very Jubi lee of America the anniversary oi our independence, has been abused by scenes of riot and confusion. We have walked in the way of our own lusts, and have been punished by war. In this war you have obtained much glory in arms, (if glory can be attached to blood shedding.) You are elevated in spirit you are proud of your prowess take care- be not too much elevated, humility becomes us and in all your affairs, with prudence govern your concerns.

Remember with Agur that there is A generation whose teeth are as swords and their jaw teeth as knives to devour the poor from off the earth and the needy from among men. LAY This is to give notice, That the subscribers of Anne-Arun del county, hath obtained from the or phans court of Anne-Arundel county, in Maryland, letters of administration on the personal estateot I'lulip tlopkins, late of the county aforesaid, deceas ed. All persons having claims against said estate, are requested to produce them, legally authenticated, according to law, and all thse who are in any manner indebted to the estate are requested to make immediate payment, to I Mary Hopkins, Admrs I Isaiah Hopkins, April 27. 3w. A Mainmast anrj Sail.

Taken up by the subscriber on the 22d inst between Sandy Point and the Bodkin, a Main -mast, and Sail, the mast apparently broken about the deck. The owner may procure them on proving property and paying charges. nootri nuson. Annapolis, April 27. 3w.

To be Rented ON MODERATE TERMS, The house, garden and lot, formerly occupied by the late Dr. Scott, of Annapolis, and possession given imme diately. For terms apply to Henry Alaynadier. April 27, 1815. Sw.

Coroner's Sale. By virtue of a writ of fieri facias, issued out of the Court of Appeals, western shore, returnable to December term, and to me directed, will be exposed to public sale, on Saturday the 13th day of May, a 1 1 o'clock, A.M. at the sheriff's office, in the city of Annapolis, for cash, the following property, to wit One parcel of land called Clarke's Inheritance, containing one hundred acres, more or less. Also, three Negro men called Joe, Charles and Will. The above is taken as the property of James Sanders, and will be sold to satisfy a debt due John F.

Cox, and his wife, JAMES HUNTER; Coroner A. County. April 27. 3w. Partnership, WILL stand to cover Mares tin's season, at Mrs.

Mary Btockett's, at the tow price oi six dollars each Mare, and twenty-five cents to the e-room. Shouid the above sum of six dollars not be paid by the first day of October, eight dollars will be charged for every Mare. Partnership is well made, and as high bred as any Horse in America. Season to commence the first of April, and end on the Idth of JulylV JV. Stocked.

April 6. Blank Bonds, Declarations on Bond, Appeal Bonds, Con, mon Warrants sale tt this -v- .1 virtue of a writ 6f venditioni txpo- nas rrom A.nne-A.runui cuuuy to me directed, will be' exposed to, public sale, on Monday the 22d day 'of May. next, on- the premises, at 3 o'clock p. si. -One Negro 'VV'oman named Judy, one 6o.

Cordelia, and part of a Tract ot Land called Shioleu't Adventure, con taining 160 acres more, or lessSeixed and taken as the "property of Ephraim Shipley, special bail eicn, senr. and will be sold to satisfy- a debt due Henry Howard," of John Solomon Groves, Shff. -v mnttf' April 37. By virtue of a writ ot fieYi facias from AnneArundel county court, to ine directed, will be exposed 'to public sale, on Monday the 22d May next, at John Beckly's Tavern, on the turnpike, Elkridge, at II o'clock, A. M.

All the right; title and interest, of Charles in and to two Tracts or parte of Tracts of Tuyloisy Park and Snowaen isozcpm, tainirig 750 acres of land; more or less. Seized and taken as the property of Chas. Elder, and will be sold to satisfy a debt due Walter Simpson, use of Larkin Shipley. Solomon Groves, Snff. A.

A. County, April 27. By virtue of two writs off eri facias from A. Arundel county court, tome directed, will be sold to the highest bidder, for cash, on Wednesday the 17th day of May next, at 12 M. at Friendship; ONE Tract or parcel of Land called Made Stone, Containing 260acres, more or less.

Seized and taken as the property of William Weeins, and will be sold to satisfy a debt due Richard Brown, use of Gerard and William Hopkins, and William Whittington. Solomon Groves, Shff. April 27. By virtue of a writ of fieri facias from Anne Arundel county court, to me directed, will be exposed to Public Sale, at mv office in the City of An napolis, on Thursday, the 18th day of May next, at 155 ociock, m. ior cash, One plantation by the name of Doden, Containing 300 acres of land, more or less, and two Negroes.

John and Rose. Seized and taken as the property of George and Edward H. Steuarv ana will be sold to satisfy a debt due Mar garet Darnall. use of Ridgely and eems. fc- Solomon Groves, Shff.

April 27. 3w. Just Published, And for Sale at this Office, A FULL AND COMPLETE 0 INDEX To the Laws and Resolutions of the State of Maryland from 100 to 1813, inclusive. Price Two Dollars. April 20.

Public Sale. By virtue of an order from the orphans court of Anne- Arundel county, Ihe subscriber will sell at public sale on 1 uesuay the 9th May, on the premi ses, the personal estate of William Tillard, late of said county, deceas ed, Consisting of Negroes, Horses Cattle, Hogs, Household and Kitchen Fur niture, plantation utensils, Terms of sale for all sums over twenty dol lars, a credit of six months, the pur chaser giving bond, with good and sufficient security under that sum the cash to be paid. flenry Jones, Admr April 50 Dollars Reward. Went off about the 21st of March last, a bright mulatto woman, aged a- bout 29. named KITTY.

She lived last year with Mr. Isaae Parker, in- Anna, polis. She was seen in that place a few days after she. went off. I have reason to believe she has a pass, or a certificate of freedom.

-1 will give i nirty uoiiars tor tne pass, or certili cate, if it can be proved from whom she obtained it, aud Twenty Dollars for the woman, to" be lodged in any gaoi so that i get her again. si Henry Waring. -April 20. 6w. 1 NOTICE.

The subscriber having obtained administration on the personal estate of William of Anne-Arundel county, deceased, requests all lunnn. k.ii; .1.: rieuiio vmiuis againsi earn es tate to bring them in, legally authenticated, and those indebted to make immediate payment. Henry Jones, ipru 0y Virtu ofsVoTder from the orphans' court of Anne-Arundel, the subscriber win expose to puDiio saio, on Friday the 6th day of Mayyiext, if fair, not, the first fair day there-after, at the late residence of David Simmons, deceased, near Mount, Ferry, ail hn ivponal estate of said David Simmons, consisting of Household and Kitchen Furniture, some aruuics ui Merchandise, and Horses, Cattle Sheep. Terms of sale are, for all sums over twenty dollars, a credit of rtha will he iriven. the ourchasor giving with security, with inte rest lrom tne ay oi thof nm the cash to be naid.

Sale to commence at 11 o'clock A. JLoron fVclsn, sen.extr.--April 20. yC-. 3w. Property for Sale.

The subscriber will sell at private sale the plantation whereon she at nwaflni resides, in Anne-Arundel eoun- miles below M'Cov's tavern. -on the road leading to Annapolis, and sixteen irons uaitrmore. -1 ne tract fcoutains 32 acres of good and produces well Indian oorn, to-hwa small irrain. -particularly rye: its distance from the market of Balti- i it tmliinhln'fei nv TW'runn inclined to go info that Ihicof cultivati on. The sou is adapted to eariygrowin of-vegfetables of all' kinds nearly one half of the tract is in wood, of youmr thriving timber.

The improvemente are couuoruiuio ana mguuu icpair, uic dwelling house roomy ana sunicient tot a large family every convenient our house, for stock and poultry an excellent garden newly built, rich, and well set wjlh herbs of almost every kind a Dumovof eood water in the yard, and ruit of every kind. There is some meadow andore can be made with lit vie labour. Py person inclined to ntirchase. mav kndw "the terms by ap plying to Mr. Richard; or Dr.

Anderson VVarheia, in. Anne-Arundel county, or Mr. Eli Hewitt in the citr of Baltimore If the above property "is not sold at private sale by the 20th aay oi June next, it wm on that day- be exposed to public sale, on the premises, to the highest bidder. i tiacnet narjicia. March 16, 15.

t20j. .50 Dollars Reward. Ran away from the subscriber on he 2d of October, 1814, a negro man named DICK he is a short, yellowish complected fellow, about 35 years of age, 6 feet 6 or 7 inches high, and very polite when spoken to. He took with him a pair of cotton country cioth trou sers, with a broad blue stripe, a round white country cloth jacket and waist coat. He is a rough shoemaker and took away with him his tools.

Who ever brings home the said negro or se cures him so that 1 get him again, shall receive the above reward With all rea sonable charges. Benjamin Hanvobdof Ri. A. A County, South Kivei Neck, near Annapolis. B.Tt is supposed the above negro man may have gone to Montgomery county, where his mother lives with Mrs Murray, near Montgomery Court House, and may nave a pass.

IS 11, December NOTICE. Mr. Isaac Parker having assigned to the subscriber all the debts due him on his books, which have accrued since his establishment in the Union Tavern, all those indebted on said books, are noti fied to make payment to the subscriber only. Indulgence cannot be given, and no discrimination can be made in the mode of collection. James Shaw, March 2..

State of Maryland, sc. AneArundel county Orphans Court 1 1. 1815. On application by petition of Thomas orris, of Ths. executor of the last will and testament of Mary Harrison, late of Anne-Arundel county deceased, it is ordered that he give the notice requi red by law for creditors to exhibit thpli claims against the said deceased, and that the same be published once in each week, for the nmce of nix miroea sive weeks, iq the Maryland Gazette ana roiiticai intelligencer.

John Gats away, Reg. Wills, A. A. County. This is to give notice, That the subscriber of Baltimore county hath obtained from the orphans cvun oi vnne Arunaei county in Maryland, letters testamentary pn the estate of Mary Harrison, late of Anne-Arundel county, deceased! All persons having claims against the said deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers there-of, to the at or before the thirteenth day of June next, they may otherwise by law be excluded from alt benefit of the said estate.

Given under my hand this 11th day of April 1815. Thomas Korrisof Thos. ir i-i AMCVUlOr. April CityTavem fl i known establishment in this city bv Mr.flfni.Ii.M,.. '5Mllt announces In the nnh in nw uiore cially to.lhose may dB patronize and encourage him, his hxed determination to rend, equaUo any establishmeiit in the 1: Its cdnyeniences'perhaps are uneq -rr-.

uucrcQ h. proximity to the bay of table with wild fowl tnt oyteri- -7 -ri-y yvBv woo fa ttrtnr him with their riioin dishes in their proper season. fl, Birrcs tuuac wuv iiavo oeen in th they may calculate hereafter, 001 ing with accommodations at lelit en-to ariy which have been afforedk his predecessors and o'fait that of. those in his employ, his guesU, he pledges himself lint a Bupply of liquors, and for the he has provided a Coffee' R0on, niflhArl with hp.WB.n.n.M -i'" uum ein principal seaport in. the United Suit private or public shDneia oha.

'j lUtli the shortest notice. N. 1. Boarders taken, by the 4. tveek.

mouth or year. andhoni.i atlivery. wiliLiiam CATpn A BarKeeper Are. Wanted Immediately at 7 Tavern. 7 Annapolis March 23.

Three Farms For Sak THE above Parnj are situaiti; Anne Arundel county' and were tl property of. Dsayid Steuart, tq. late, that deceased Onearm, called "Part of 0 lion," lying between Rawling't Tafea and the town of Queen Anne, coilt-ingbout 45Q acres of land, i hrt proportion of which is heavily limit, and the" balance consisting of it roved meadows and arable lend, cultivated with clverand plaiiUuj This estate is inclosed with goodtW and the farm and tobacco houses in excellent condition. Also, two other Farms oa Ami rundel Manor, adjoining to the m. Daniel Esq.

and "the list Halls one containing abdutoOOin and the other 300 acres of highlj i proved land, and having every wtt sary improvement of farm and tot houses. These two Farms will either separately or together, euitablJto purchasers. The whole property has been vated for many years past, in the approved and improving modes off culture, and is as productive; ii lands in the county in tobacco naif crops. If not sold at private sale before! day the 8th of May, the above pp, will then be exposed to public aki( the tavern lately kept by Miles, called Rawling's Tavern, 4 neighbour hood of the Farms. wishing to view lands will 0' upon Wm.

hear South Kr George C. Steuart 'of Doden; or I ry Urquhart, manager of the lu Anne Arundel Purcitf wishing to know the terms, will to said William Steuart. Frisby Tik man, Esq. near Hagerstown, Dr.Jw Steuart, Baltimore, or G.n.Slnd April 30. FUEL WANTEd PROPOSALS will be reW writing until the 1st day'of JuW, for supplying the next stated w- Congress, with 150 Cords of gooM fire-wood eighty cords of vhid1, be hickory, or hickory andash, sidue the various kinds of oak be (in two)F and measured at the expense, contractor, in vaults or wood provided by the government, present Capitol of the U.

S. in ty of Washington, One third tW on or before the 1st of Septembe' one other third, on or befoi of October, and the residue on fore the 20tl of November, sals mustbe accompanied with tW or names of the security ot offered to secure a faithful esef of the contract The proposal terms and securities are acceptw. be advised of such acceptance and, upon executing the ties, "one third of the money will1, vanced." Doxi April 6. 7 7 Robeit Welch, of Offers hlmsolf a candidate office of Sheriff at the next election, and jspeclfully fJ vote and intCfestof bis Cash Given For CLEAN L1NF.N CJJ RAG by Daniel Heart, ai 0 Store. April.