The Frederick Town Herald from Frederick, Maryland • Page 3

luom the Navti Chnnkk. Tllli WAS! fk KPERVllSR. doubt cm now bo entei mined of the loss of these vessel', hut no hum he-inj can tell how ot whore ihey weie Inn, alUh.tr we know, is, ih they piobably pciUhed somewhere in the uhlcss occ.m, unseen by all but the Being wh.) dealt this 3cvuic and inset nt able blow, doubtless for some gte.u end thai v.i know not of. Still, wlnlo wo acquiesce in the dis-pensation which robbed our country of many a dlant no dury requires u-i to smotlier our rercs, or refrain from expression, of the deepen ouow ot ouv loss. Who indeed can i drain that, while out cnunliy th Utl looking anxiously, day niter day, for the teturn of the you'hful Bukely, who had twice conquered his enemy, or expiring to hear of new triumph, he a ml his gallant companions were, probably, too certainly, floating breathless on the surface of the wave, or buried its bottom' bosom.

Though he will never return to remind us of his services, let ih not forget to pay the debt oi grati-tndetohis memory, by cherishing his fam-, and lecordiiiR ins achievements in u. Thee something indescn- bbly solemn and iiffecVwR to our minds, in the idea ol bund tods of men thus per-id-ine, out of the reach of awy human help, with nothing in sight but their strug-rline companions, the weltering ocean, and the 'angry ikiesand nothing within hearing bnt the to.uingof the winds and waves, and the ciios of men calling upon those who cannot bear, or who cannot relieve. The mind shrinks from this one lv, dreary, deflate, and unknown calam. Uy of which nothing is certain, but the conviction that there is now hardly a hope that it has not happened. A SAILOIVS ELEGY, am '7 I' Ant Oh' run IVASV, witns in some illuHtiious fight, Sfout wan lore yield at lute's rude call, TIi'pv fall, like s.hootinK stats at, night, And bih'htcn as they fall.

A thoui.md tongues their deeds telate, And with the story never tire, A countt mourns their noblv, bite, And ladies weep and men admiic. But dreary is the fate of those I mourn, in this rough sailor sttata, Who pciishM mortal knows, Ami peiibh'daUiu vain Wl.oin our country cannot tell, How Bi.akklky brought therai erotj low, An 1 twice triumphantly did qnell The prowobs of a valiant loc Who has not heard of his brave men, All valiant hearts of veiling gold, Whobtav'd the lion in his den, And turn'd his hot bhud into cold Who has not wish'd that they were hete, EscMp'd the ocean's perils rude, To share our countty's welcome cheer, And leap a nation' gratitude it they will novet oemcagun To claim the welcome of their home Aflfctfion for them in vain Too surely they will never come. Far distant from their native land, They perwh'd in the yawning deep, tVhere there was none stretch a hand, And none their fate to No eat their dreary-drowning ciy, Heard o'er the desert wave Their dying struggle met no eye, Ho ftiwidly aid to save. Ancl loh'ti they pcmh'd none can tell, whtic the'r bones are laid The spot AlTc'tion loves so well, N-) mourner's sfep will uead. tctvUr friend will ever go To i-eeV thf spot where they abide, Nor child, ot v.idow, full of wt, rJeU how, and when, and whfie they died.

Alas they no grave, i ni'i'tud to nun iluj ppt 'I ney mur.Moi in the ep, deep wave Ju.sL whotf itiuattcMi, not. They perishM fir away fioui home, And iMv will weep ihte sailors hold, Eoi (r (I't'laln newb shall come, Qui fehngi will cold. Ty fiiov; degrees hopp will expire, And when the aim -us ie'linps o'er, Stale MfOfor will qntm.L her iiie, And or ior bo no mow. Save where some tie and widow'd one, 15y icf, idee cro'is'd, Shall dint'; to oi, dear hope alone, And hope, thmia hope woeloH. T.y fond 1 led, i leal vi' i irv driven, shtwill nn'i-i b'diwo Vr dead, 'i'dl they i'o meet in 1 leaven.

By 11.1,1AM ivAh.K Co. Vrutt'-Ucet, Dtiliimorc. April tf auarp Tin: vhsri'iUr huun-(suffered very oinsuli r.ililo injur) from persons culling alu, u-rji'oir from hi farm, idt'Ctuly cut, hereby gives notice I i vwii the 36 otts ah'eauy t.m, i urih'Vs. barn, Am a gooa weu oi i'is' "I sr feet on Falrick-Strcel and ex- hcuilU'uca libctul rcwufdto any per i rh inlbvmation to purclmse WU be slicwn me proper-! "i-wn terms by p- a Sut i Divinff to the subscriber on the rcnus- bon who stuul lui us may lead .1 nf lustice cilAKUW HAMMOND. May 3.,.

4W es. A floe 0 nr frnm 50 to 60 neau, FOR SALE. Anion? them are many valuable Ewes Ivom the full blooded Merino to the long woolled English Bbecn. May 23. Near Frederick-Town.

FOR SALE. a TVnnl one Uf, tin co quarter and seven eighth bloodsaid wool will be sold on very blood reasonable term? Tasonable terms lor cash r.ommuni- rations, on the subject aireeicu in Frederick, jmttuinh will be immedi ately Attended to. May 18. tf Cents Reward RAN AWAY from the subscriber Hung in Frederick-town, on the 6th inst. an apprentice to the chair-making and house-painting business, named THOMAS MAYJJUKY, abo'it 18 years of ae dark complexion, straight black hair and has a down Whoever brines home said apprentice shall receive the above reward but no charges, THOMAS NEWKNS.

May 13. 4w Notice. WAS committed to the onl of Frederick county, Maryl.nd,on the 2Gih April last as a wonun who calls her-nelf KLLKN She is about 24 cava of age, says shs belongs to a Mr. Ames Porter in Baltimore county had on when committed, a croEsdiarr'd country cotton frock, and a coarat country linen shift. The owner is Uvoiied to come ami release her otherwise she will be sold tor her imprisonment fees i.

ii Law dircfts, hcrtft' nf Frederick xpjii May 16. Lands for sklc. On Satmdny the 29th of -nc ntt, will he snfd at public auftion on the piemir.es, 500 Acres of valuable Limestone Land, the property of Gen. Roger Nelson Thi-sland is well wooded and 100 acres of it rich bottom land-It lies on the l'otomac river, about twelve miles from Frederick-town -ind between 2 and 3 miles above No-land's ferrv It will be divided into diller-ntu farms in order to suit purchasers The terms of sate one fifth on the vatihcation of the sale, the residue in six equal annual installments----the interest on the installments to be paid annually. ALSO On Saturday the 6th of July next, will be sold at public auoYwn, at the court house, the mVL.LI.lNG HOUSE of the late Gen.

Nelbon the two unimproved lots adjoining It a lot near ih Presbyterian meeting house ami tlu small Lu on the Catodtm moun tain bought by Gen Nelson fiom Andrew Mill This propei ly all so well known that it is linnet essat) to describe it more par-ncularly The terms of sale one fourth on the ratification of the bale, the rcMthte in foiirecpi'il annual installments interest on the inMaUmenib to be paid annually. Hnnd with approved security to be given for ihe diiVerent paymeutbon all of the above mr.ntiouid pvopi rty. '1 hf coip is r.udc nurouant to a decree ef Frederick county court. May 1H. K.

TANEY, Trustee. The editor of the different news-papers in this town Vederul Gas-otic National In-t I lit; encer -Tort, Lip.ht and Lancaster jom 'iud are requested to insert the above ad-vei tibcmc nt once a wet until the 29th of June and forward their accounts to this office. Five Dollars Rcwatd. STJKAYEl) from the subscriber's pastures on th." 10th in a a dtuk roan (unbroken) COLT, three years old this spring, with mane and tail. Five dollars will be paid lur I he vtti'm of the coll or a proportionate sum fur information where he is 1U' has probably gone towards Washington cnintv from whence he came.

WM. E. WILLIAMS. FOR SALE. Seven, or Eight hundred weight Mixed and full blood Merino -wool.

May 18. 3vv the farm: Lately adver'ised by the subscribers IS, STILL UMSOLD. Purchaser p.p the Avholo or parts of it, will accommodated fin application to WM, H. TYLER, GROUGE WM. MUR'OOCtt, 1UCIIAUD POTTS.

An QccncL'r wanted immediately January fi. a i. kl HiHHUl 1111 IMA i ZlBB" House and Lot for sale. TOE subscriber at private sale, a house and lot in Patrick-Street, The. house' is a eood two story building, by 26 fecW with a two' story kitchen lot HENRY BAER.

May 18. 3 House Lot for sale. THE subscriber will sell at private i i sale a bouse and lot, smiaica near inc end of Palnck-slrcel, i-'redenck- town, and fronting 30 feet on said street l'hc house is a two story stone build ing well finished, with a large brick kitchen adjoining, brick stable, a pump of excellent water at the kitchen door, eood carden and the lot extending through to Church-street, i he pro- which wiu he cwsyj inade known on ap piicaUbn to the subscriber hvmg on the prcmi8Cs ABSALOM KALB. tf May 11. Land for sale.

ABOUT 3000 ACRES, Part of the Mount- Vernon 1 ract, lying on the river-Potomac, about nine miles trom Alexandria. The timber upon this estate and the fisheries attached to it are valuable. The person ishing to purchase will prefer his own examina tion of the premises to any description which I can eive ot them. In my ah Rcsnoe awnlicants will please call upon Mr. Nobo.t Herbert, or aicjuuiui.u, i who is authorised to act for mo.

BUSI1R0D WASHING TON. Mount-Vernon, Virginia, February 17. tf 100 Dollars Regard. liAKTAWAV from the subscriber 1 1 nmv near New-Market, bredeiuk A 1 INw County, Maryland, on the Od clay of July Utst, NKGRO NICK or NICHOLAS, he is about 28 years of 5 feet 9 or 10 inches complexion a dark mulatto, a full round Lee, a high forehead, with his natural wool generally combed back, has lest his kdt fore tooth above, and to the best of my small soar on his 11 11. riirht cheeWAs lie win no ooudi change his clothing, it is dtomed unnecessary to give a description ot them.

If he is taken and secured in any so that get him again the person securing him shall receive the above reward, with reasonable changes if brought home. NICHOLAS HALL, sen. May 4. 6 1 his is to give notice, That the subscribers of Frederick county, Maryland, have obtained from the orphan's court of siiid county, letters administration on the personal estate of Samuel Si oner, late of said county, deceased All persons having claims atrainst the estate ot saici deceits cd are hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscribers, at or before the 25th day of November next, they may otherwise by law, be excluded from all benefit ot "ii.i said estate AH those uuicoieu are ne sired to make immediate payment. May 25.

Patrick 84 James Kerncy Lo. inform their friends and the public they have taken Fishing Creek Fnc tory, belonging to Mr. John Crom-jc, eight miles from Frederick-iown, and near Catoc tin Furnace where they intend carrying on the Woollen manufacturing business in all its vavious branches, both broad and narrow cloth, cassimeres, cassinets and A in-nels, broadi' and narrow blankets, negro cloth, They will take in wool to manufacture into cloth in any.of the above described articles and pledge' themselveB to the public to keep the best of machines and workmen, and from their long experience in trade nauei themselves they will be able to please the public, and to manufacture on the most re-duced tenant lntend 10 do Carding Fulling and to take in wool and cloth at Mr. Henry FundcnbinVs opposite Mr. Brish's tavern, Market-tttreet, Frederick-town and at Mr.

Nicholas Turbutt's tavern in Buckey'a-town. Itatcs of tnmmj toturing from the wool into cloth. Full blooded Merino wool broad cloth $3 per yard, narrow 50, Throe quarter bloodfid merino wool broad cloth $2 per yard, narrow $1 57 1-2. Half blooded merino wool broad doth i per narrow $1 25. Common wool broad cloth 2 dols.

per yard, narrow I dollar. Broad Blankets dola, 25 per yard, naf row 75 certt'8) Negro 75 eeutS' yard. April 30 flannels 60 cents far Look All those who re diapqaA Jto lay out their money to advaniage are requested to call Philip T. Pottt's Store In Market.atrcet, where greater BARGAINS are to be had, than have ever been offered to the public in ihia place, ash is about removing Baltimore he hdctermincdtoBcIl out his stock without reserve, at the most reduced pri ces. As it is of importance that his removal should take place as soon as possible, he is willing-to make a considerable sacrifice of his present stock consisting Dry Goods, Cutlery, Hardware Groceries, Crockery ware, Saddlery, Wines, Brandies, Spirits, c.

The above roods will be sold wholesale and retail, and the purchaser may see the invoices it required. April 20. Charles Mann, Proposes If adequate encouragement he offer td him) toeuublishin Frederick-low, Circulating Library, UPON THE FOLLOWING PLAN: BOOKS shall he nrocured to double ihe amount of the Subscription rroney, to which shall be added ail the new pubutaijons. wnose merits shall cmiile riiem to a place in tne colleaion to the elusion however of all works tending to excite religious or political coiuroversy. The following; periodical worun, snail likewise be provided, viz tltnburgli Ke-view, the London Qunrterly Review, the Magazine, the Port Folio, the Theological Magazine, and the Christian Observer.

As the utility of such an instSivUion depends in a great measure upon (he judgment displayed in the selcflion of Books, three or more gentlemen shall be appointed from among the subscribers, whose duty it shall be to see that no improper works art introduced. The proprietor reserves to himself the privilege of establishing such rules and re-gnU-ions as ma be deemed essential to the welfare ot the institution at the same time assming ihose who may feel disposed lopat. ronize it, that no exertion shall be spaicd.to render saii'sfaflion to all. To country subscribers, every indulgence will be given', which the distance of their residence may rpbe. It is uniKtcssary to enter into a minute detail of the advantages oi'such an instuut'on: it will be lo state, that the subscri bers will be enabled to travel tliroufjitnc wide Held', of Literature, at less expense than they could procure one or two of the trifling publications of the day.

The mice ol Subset iwtion will be six cioi lars per annum payable, on the opening ot the library and halt yearly thescaiter. March 30. Scheme of a Lottery Jiuisiing cointiding the Protestant Episcopal Church IN FREDERICK-TOWN. SJCCOND a. ASS.

1 Priza of i 3 3 a 12 50 109 1520 1676 Prize 332 Blank 150U in 15W 1000 1009 500 1001 200 40G 109 soe 59 300 3 240 it' soo 50Q 4,560 1 10,00 5000 Tickets at dollars each. Part of the above Prizes determined follows The first drawn 300 tickets entitled to 3 dollars each. The first drawn ticket on the 5th day drawing entitled to 1000 dollars, payable in p-irt by 100 tickets fvt No 2201 to 2301. inclusive (The reserved tickets excepted.) The first drawn ticket on the 7th day en titled to 500 payable in part by 50 tickets from No. 2.501 to (The reserved tickets excepted.) The first drawn ticket on ihe 8th day entitled to 1500 dollars, paablc in part by 25 tickets from No.

2351 to 2600 inclusive (The reserved tickets excepted.) The foregoing prizes are subject to a deduction of (wenty per cent, and will be paid to the fortunate adventurers sixty days after the- drav. iwtr of the lottery is completed! for the faithful performance of which the managers have given bond to tne state oi Maryland in ihe penalty of ten thousand dol- 'R From the low nrice of tickets in the lotte ry now offered to the public, and the many hip. nrizeit contained therein the man agers are induced to believe that the lot iorv wilUhovtlv commence drawing. Five hundred tickets to be drawn each llilV. The managers have appointed Hbnry Dovi.K ancl Lewis Grben, Secretaries, by whom the tickets will be signed and all let tersdiroaed to them (post paid) will duly attended to.

MANAGERS. John Tyler, Thomas Sfmwt Rutherford, William Jiosn, Richard John Crahame, Feb. 17. lf For sale or hire A family of Negroes, Consisting-of a valuable his wirc ami three children, the eldest a uoy seven years of age Apply to the printer. Fb.

24. Magistrate's Blanks ffiWH (All AT 14 JFEI. Tlftft StJBfiCMftttlt 1000 Acres of Land, Lying on the cast side of Monocncy, b'jJS fiui mill's ffdin rr ir i rt Abt.llt IJf acres extends along; the George-town io from within one mile, of Mtnutcocy. ano a small tenement with a hlackhiaidi shop thereon, liiish creek tuns through nmr part of the land, which lies in one bm.y hjj joining Mr Kiel's mill, and has ihe advan tage ot having the seat, winui stream affords for any kind of water works, it also is heavily covered wilfi thuv-mg young wood, wh-en from its vicinity to town is becoming cry valuable and adjoins Major Mantz' lard, wiihm ft shori dii. tmice of Mr Crttm's ford on Monococy This land iif snuaiion.

may cuve-niently laid offiflyniit pmchasers. Such citizens of the )vu disposed, h.ve. now an opportunity of pbtaining woetll-md on be. tcr terms thatyey can evcrexpirt again, Persons desnoua of purchasing, are requested co make application to (ill AM AME, near Frederick-Town. April 13.

Trustee's Sale. By virtue of a decree of the court of Chancery of Maryland, will ell at private sale 2 Valuable Farms, lata the property of James M'Cannon, deceased, adjoining each other, and lying about 4 miles from Westminster, 3 miles fiem Ncw-Winsor, (the Sulphur Springs) 6 miles from Union-town, and 32 miles from Baltimore, the heart of that rich tracl of country rotU.4 tiThf I inU Pine Creek Sctue- ment." The first farm contains about 347 Acres of prime Limestone LAND, inferior to none in Frederick county, a large proportion of which is excellent woodland. This farmii enclosed with the best fencing, and divided into convenient fields, and is improved with a neat and convenient two torr brick dwelling house, a Kitchen, smoke house, spring house and seven i snug buildings for an overseer, a spacious brick barn, built upon the most approved plan, a granary, waggon house, and other outhouses It has a lartre orchard of the choicest fruit, and is so remarkably well watered that ihrougli every field (here is a running stream bout 30 yards from the house there are 3 or 4 never failing springs of excellent water: in addition to which, water is conducted by pipes underground so as to be constantly flowing from spouts in the centre of the garden, before the kitchen door and in the bam yard; there is also about 20 yards from the dwelling house in the centre of a small grove, a bath house in which there is plunging bath. The other Fftrm contains 360 acres of the same oualitv of land as ihe first, a suflieient quantity of which is umber land. The farm io nUn iiutirinnslv divided into convenient fields, through each of which thcic is running water, and the whole farm enclosed with the best chesnut rail fenccf.

A ou geirhaid of oiojee fruit, a neat log dwelling some out. hMKes constitute the improvement on this faint. There is a laige spring of fine water within 50 steps tlu ouse doer. Persons disposed to purchaic firsl late farms, are invited to call and vicv we are confident thc will agree with us iu pronouncing them such. The tcrms of salt arc one fourth of the purchase money onThe day the chancellor ihaJI ratify ihe sale, and the residue in tlwce annual pajmcntb to be seemed by bonds with security to be approved by us.

ANN M'CANNON. lT FRED. A. SCllLEY.J1'""6, April 20. if JOHN BAER Co.

HAVE REMOVED THEIR STORE To the house airy occupied by Lewis F)u-gas, one door above Mr. George Bacr'a iorc, in Markei-btteet, ana one aoor ueiuw Judge Shrivct's. THEY HAVE JUST RECEIVED, jiveru larq-e and general amn'tmcut of HARD WARE, Cutlcrv. Saddlery Brasswarc ffl All of which they oner on accommodat ing terms via: Closet, cupboard, uo uo turning cms chest, ti link, draw els and gouges er, gun, not and Do do plane irons pad locks Oil stones Horse locks Carvtug, dining ana Thumb and Spiing desert Knives an latches I folks Butt and Parliament 1 Pen pocket knives hinges She and butcher do Door shutter bolts Table and tea spoons Cast-steel handsaws English Crowley steel American Rtistcred do Anvils and Vices Engtihh and German Suuw knives Do do Paunel Do do Tenant German do handsaws Do do Panoel Do do Tenant Do do Com)) ass I Pla'cd and Common Snddlcry Plated and brans can-! dlcstieks Iron steel stpiures Mortise guages Cast-steel firmer chis els Do do gouges Common llio'slu asboitcl Queen's Glassware. Sept.

9. tf Notice WAS committed to ihe ponl of Frcdjnk county on the 12th uf Mar lnt, a jiPfjro mn who calls himself DICIC, five feet nino inches high, a very dark mulatto, scar over his right eye, had ot) when committi a mitod kersey rovtudabont and pantaloons, an old wool hat, says he belongs to Mr. Danhd Hughes in Washington conntv, 1ST a-rylnnd. The owner is hereby desired to come and release him otherwise he will be sold for his imprisonmcni th law direAs. JOSEPH CROMWELL, Sherir of Frederick county, Marvland.

April 4. (AtO) fiw Letter 5c common writing Paper F-OR SALE AT THIS OFFICE..