The Virginia Advocate Advertises Subscriptions and Poetry
The Virginia Advocate lists terms for weekly publication at three dollars a year payable in advance, with six months minimum, and notes advertising rates per square for three insertions. It prints poetry pieces including The Wallflower and The Forsaken to the False, with lines exploring memory, loss, and distant love.
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The Fountain Enchantress and the Knight of Stauffenberg
A wandering knight, Prince Drimogon, and a beautiful fountain nymph entranced him at a sacred spring near Stauffenberg. They wed in illusion, but the nymph warns that faithless love brings doom. The couple's fate unfolds amid magic, divorce, and a haunting disappearance into a waterside realm.
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Drimogon
Countes Stauften
Pietro
Danmel
Herom
Pie
Harauburt Haie
Lopgn
Hin Jmason
Bee
Boxom
Eoota
Rance
Pierre
Fan
Alfvellona
Stautfenberg
Bulde
Tably
Thes
Fiera
Heidge
Furl Iim
Atrenay
Mpepair
Subtance of Mr. Benton speech on salt duty repeal
Senator Benton argues against the salt tax, citing English repeal by plan men, and insists a US repeal is possible. He details import prices, bushel weights, and merchant profits, showing the tax costs consumers in the West and South, and especially harms western export provisions and fisheries subsidies.
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Benton
England
Shendan
Burke, Pitt, and Fox
Calcrait
Curwen
Egerton
Hey
Hall
Liverpool
Portugal
West Indies
Alii
aHlaves
Smith
Maryland
Missouri
Mr. B
House of Commons
Calera
Bay of Biscay
Treasury
Iihe Galt Daly
Secretary of the Treasury
Cem
Walt
Goma
West
New Orleans
Louisville
Mississippi
Louteville
South
Isherman
Senate
Congress
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Marth
Cheiftain
Fane
Querton
Earth
Blackwood
Forsaken
Corey Homquot-Hall
Stauffenberg
Firus ix
Hotes
Celestia Lawontnes
Stauffenbere
Charleston
Cyrillal
MR. Benton