Portland gazette, and Maine advertiser — Portland, Me., 1810-11-05 00:00:00, page 1

PORTLAND GAZETTE,
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- __ _ **ORTLAXU% PUBLISHED BY ARTHUR SHIRLEY Ao. 7, EXCHAAG E-STREET.
Ho. 30. tf I'ot. A///.} .. . MONDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1810. . , *.„„ .. . [fV/toh-,.\‘o 6 .4
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DR. KllTRLDGF,
INFORMS, that, being unable to recren
tnen'C Hi* profeflional pratiEce, it is Wit
iutfn<fc*a to i amove from this town in eight
, r ten days. He therefore rrqueft* rhufe
Who hava-»ov ilerr>-*r di agamft turn, 10 pre
'fr,,! them m»mrd»a;c y. ihft he may difrharge
them ; thofe who are mrlehirjd, he p relume*
will i.ot fail to cmbiace tht* cpportuui'y,
iIk- Salt thev prooahly will have of rmkicg a
feitleineiit wuh b in. OS -9
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Copfl rtnt f (hip to r rued.
JOHN A f llAN GAGE refpeifffuhy inform j
hit friends and the ptlbtie, that he ban f *r
»ied a connexion in I>uUik-.'» with Mr,Thum«
Chadwick, art! tlia Nthe brtinel* m future*
wdl He coududled under the nrm of
Thomas Chadwick & Co.
it the bree lately occuptelby f?-d Oajre at
No. »,Central Row, Fore Itrcet, Whcic they
offer for fate, a general affbrtmeut of
SHIP CHANDLERY y
Cordage fuppfied by die Cang, or faultier
tqiaatiue* ou the molt hoeral terms.
loti A. GAGE
THO*S CHADWICK.
JI. B. All perfoot who hive unfettled ac
efute* with J Gage, are requeued to call «ud
adjult the lame at tne above More.
October *9 1810.
EREsll GOODS.
E. S! EVENS,
Extiange Street,
HAS ;u.l received a hjodfome alVortineot
tif Fancy aod Staple GOODS : tunable
for the prelent and approaching Ieafon—A -
mv’.g ti bub itrt lb. Juil' wing
Buff,orange and pane Canterbury Moflins—
fupcrbne .. fallnonable plaid Ginghams—
Scutch do—commou do—hnc Londou prints
—common Calicoes—iudiado—line 6-4 cam
bric k Dimotiaa—3 t common do—4 4 and
and 7-8 tintilb Cotton*—iliettnigdo—6-4,
4-4 aod 3-4 white cotton Cantbnck*—6-4,
4-4 and 3-4 black do— Hate, olive, and pur
ple—6-4 red twill'd do—Fawn do—plain
liaiup l.uftriugr—-black white and colored do
—black Ut in do—white do—white W color'd
£«trceae:ts—black Canton Crape—Italian do
-*t6—4 white Uik Lace—5-4 bias* do—
m • . a*
vjnay qj
lancy Mullins—India book do—Thread Edg
ing*—Cotton La e*—blaek and white ia*:e
Arm'crs—S-4, 4- 4 and 6-4 Shaw!*—bUek
ii'lc Handkerchiefs—b^udaonado--white cot -
ton do—figured (ace muffin do.—white black
aud fia e colored fitk Hof?—flare and black
Worded do— children* do—red bock*—long
wh.teVud G.ove*- butf do — black White aud
colored fliort do—gentlemen'* fiik cotton
and leather to—white aud yellow marking
Caaval*—ola»fk and white Millenett— »ong
Lawn—4-4 and 7-9 Liueo* -Enghlh and
Ruffian Diaper*—Table Matts--Ribbous—
Purfe*—black, brown, fcarlet, maroon,/awn,
flat* and green Bombozetts—6- 4 black F.a»
nel—5-4 while and yellow db— 7-8 white,
buck,red, crirah .green and yellow do—red,
lawn and black petite do—coiton Umbrella*
furniture Clnuti.es—bed lace—Sewiug Stlk—
cotton balls—buf* flack . cotton—Pine
Needle*—Hearth Brulhcs—Carpet do—
Valleboard—children’s red worltsd Shoes—
blue Nankeens— light do C*. UV.
Ot+ter v9
. • sruyns. .
T’MST aed fiieet iron STOVES, fuitahtc for
Sio» Cabin*, School-houfc*. or kitchen.
Ai(+— fin and fhtet iron Funnels— pair^t
Japanned Houle Lamps of different kiiui?—
yuitt and Japanned 1 m Ware as uiual, oppo
lite Union Row, AJidule-lheet, Portland—ai
the ffore of Wd i'Hu IkO-o.
Off-dr- 29.
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LARGE BIBLES CHEAP.
7#/? teitrv; / an -.Jar ia!t at
R. PA l i FN’o Buokliore,
No) 10, JoaeV Raw, Exchange ftreet, and
5. Wincheiter's Boukltore,
JWiJiU Street,
A N 'ertenfive aflR>nmtui of Itf-ge and fmall
BIBLES —Alio, a gre*t variety of mrU
***Maoro«i» Work#,among which are many new
Puh'iratiou*. viz* Pr eh dent Non# w. rk# ;
* Refufal; Abbot on ftvppiog; • Interfiling
Talc* ; Village Pallor ; John Bell’* Anatomy,
and Surgery ; Criminal Recorder; Dier#
AlBflan» ; Gaf*’ Journal ; Manner# and Cuf
eoms ; * Devil in Love ; My Unde Thomas;
Dberon ( Lady of the Lake ; • Tale# of real
Ide; Let‘era of Pliny; * Mayor's P'uiarch;
Bntith Cicero Ac,
School books and Stationary,
Clergyman s and Partner4* ALMANACKS*
Let's Pattfiit Family Medicines.
J
1 he above article# fold at the lowed Buf
fer price#, who'eta e and retail
N B— Be ok# with ih»» mark • arc ddigned j
lor the circu'aoug Library,
October *a»*.
REMOVAL. ~~
CAMUEL RICHARDSON inform* hi*
^ friend* and the public that he h»» remo
ved from Hgh Street, ant* taken tbar large
aud commodious boule lately occupied by
Mr Jereauah I odd to Market-bjuare, where
^ thould be happy to wait upon hi* friends
— He. i#«wilo will entertain flraugers and
r-.vetler*a# ufnal Frurt the ceu rai ti uation
ki ?i * hoUe.ne hope# for a ihareoi their p«t
fvage
N. B. A num1 arof GeotVireo can be ac- j
-«<nmodatcd with Boarding on rcahmabi* '
«^m*. SAMUEL RICH A RDoUK.
~Y<u, t APtU d?, (t f~J
I
Few Fall ana Winter Goods.
RoyalTincoln.
exchange Street,
f. TAS jnfl received a large and tatenfive
* a foriutem of new
. Fall and Winter Goodsy
which part.y con(ift of ihe following.—v»z.
l>iue, bottle,
dark mix’d, light
mix’d, drab, cor
ht*u, brown and
olive fnperfioe and
cuniinou Broad
rlotlM,
Blue. l.^ick, drab,
brown, bouie and
fawn milt'd & com
mon CaiTnner*,
B ee and diab Impe
rial Cord*
Hunter’s Cloth
Sattiuerr*— I >ulh|»
l>evonlhire Kerley
Coating*
B.ue, brown and bot
tle Ser^e*
Bottle, b.lck, brown,
fawn, pearl, Ma
roon, and Imperial
b'ue Felice Cloths
Plain and figured Pe
lice Flannel*
fo’4, ’'•4, 8 4, D-4,
IO-4 oc 11-4 Biau
! kets
Red, crimion, white,
yellow, green aud
i black Flannels
Bombaketts and Wil
boar*, all colour*
’ Figured Sombazetts
, Bird * eye Stuff*
! Bell black and olive
| Velvet*
Tabby Velvets
f Cord*—ThickietU
Women's black and
‘ Hate wot Bed Hofv
Men's black, white
and mixed ditto
Black and b'ue Shal
loon* and Ratinetts
Greene Marine
I 24, rr> and 28 inch
r.otiou Umbrebas
B; ft gilt Coat Buttons
Impei ia! Siik duift
Ladies Imperial Pe
iic# ditto
India Cottons, all
equalities
India Calicoes and
Check.*
American Bed Tick
ing- 0*1 Cloth*
Factory Shirting
Fadtury Sewings
Boxes Cotton Ba'ie,
affbrted
Black aud white Mil
huett*
. Linen 1 hread*
Red twill'd Canibrick
f With a great variety of other articles—all
' dF which will poliuvety be fold ou the very
■ ioweft terms. CaU><r W
WILLIAM SWAN. „
i • Aw. 3, Union Noil Mij.ite firett,
HAS received a ireih STOCK of SEASON
ABLE and Staple OOGOs— together
1 with » large luppfy of ' *
i a. qouDs & Groceries.
Hyfou, Hvfou ikin and
Souchong lea*,
barcoioiu Brand^
UpiauJ CotLcu •
flood Windward iflard Rum
F.refh Rabins
Loat su^ar
Lifb >u fit Liverpool Salt
B own and \ * e Havau»a sugars f, &c
winch will be lo d at reduced price* for cadi
or on credit—Aifd tor file as above, a gen
eral aliortmen* of iodia cottons at iRdtou pri
ces— and a ct-od ajTorunenr of Providence Cot
ton warp, Checks, Stripe* tJ'C.
f*o~il>n4 n > btr Vft
■ 1111 a - ~ - - . ..
6Liii CLARK,
* Ep.k^g, Sf, tit,
l_T A*» jaft received aa additional aiiimmdnt
j 1 1 off
I Broad:Ms, Kerfeyineies and Hunter s
Cloths,
of variou* colors among which are I piece I
of luper fuperfine black, and I do. do blue
W'eft coautry Broadcloth—Together with
Trimmings of ail kinds.
hie continue* to carry on the
TMLuRING BUSINESS,
on a !ca>e adtqu te to the immediate execu
tion of all command* cun tilled to his care.
Not (inn j, Oct. U9. pf)
NEW FLOUR.
Sr
Willia~ Crofs,
Efv S Lnng IV6*ift
HAS juft received and now landing trotn -
fchr. Ruby.
kOO bbl* new fuperfine FLOUR,
IvO bbl*. fcratrh’d do.
ltX) h»if bbls. taperfiae do
The above u warranted to be from wheat
of this year s growth.
Atjo in Store—
*oo tnsfheR of while Rock SALT,
15 hM*. of boue Aluldling*, and one Hog
PORK,
10 keg* Virginia Fg TOBACCO,
Chetu of Hyton Sfem Ac SyuUiOtg TEAS,
RUM «od BKatNGY.
OrtJ.tr g, 1*10. (1[J ;
_ c ' s
A variety of fafhirn
able London Viru
let, Toi'.mett and
Swanfdown Veiling
Si*k ITorentine ditto
Patent Briti(h Shirt
ing—Co*era in d0>
4 4 and 6 4 white
kCuticn Cambrick*
3 4. 4 4 dc 6 4 black
ditto
Brown. fl«te, mulber
ry and green ditto
B'ack Silk Ve»vct
Battle ditto
Variety fancy cotton
Shawl.
Fancy Muflinr
Book ditto
Cambrick ami coni
■> mod Dimities
Black I.ullrinjjf and
Sarfnetta
Black Crape
Plaided Lufirings
Ladies long and lliort
white K»d Gloves
Habit, Yorktao, Bea
ver and Kui ditto
Gentlemens Beaver,
Doe lkin, and Dog
Ikin ditto
1-adie. acd gentle
men's black and
white filk Hole
London printed Cam
bricks
Tartan plaid Ging
hams
Silk and cotton ditro
Superfine 4 4 Loudon
ditto
Furnitures'
Fine and common
Calicoes
Iritli Linens
Brown Piatillas
Linen Cambrick
Superfine blown Lin
i en
Black and fancy (ilk
Handkerchiefs
Bandanna ana bell
• company ditto
No. S^, 4 and 4i Pius
Cotton Laces
White cstnbriek Hkfs
Puiirat, Madiafs, and
twill'd cotton do.
Fuflia Dupe is
Ditto Sheeting
Webb's pateut Sul
penders
Sitk, D^ie lkin, netted
and Morocco do.
HENRY SMITH & Co.
No. 4, Mujfeyt RctT. %
Hare received per ihe Walhuigfon and
IJeMcy from Liverpool, and New G:!en from
Loudon, — 63 package* CQCpS, w ucO they
olTer io*‘ (ale on libera] fermi—v.z —
Cr,r()o. fup*r- j
tine, line and
common J
DiV>j*od blue Union
Cords*
Drab, miit, b'ue, Ber
lin, ribb'd, 13* drab,
mill d bcockingneia
Variety, fancy, and
common Veiling*
Drab, brown, olive Sc
blue Kerleya
B'ue, mm, aud drab
Plaina
Blue aod green Ser
ge*
Brown, olive, bottle,
• aud dr >b Coating*
Draft, bottle, brown,
purple. maroon,
leaner, black, Bom
ba zett*
Purple, blue, black;
Duroya 15* Durauu
Blue aud blk Mi a loo at
Ratiii cu 15* Ruflcli*
Velvefa, Veivetefna,
and Geooa Cord*
White, yellow, crim
fon, black, aod leaf
let Funnel*
Duffiia
10 4, 9 4, tf 8 4 Rofe
Blanket*
Sailor*' do.
KidderminAer Carpet
ing*
Venetian and common
Stair do
Hearth Ruga
Nehemiah Cram,
7#*#1 : Exchange fa eft,
!L ? AS juft received a general afioumcit of
<•*’ IT. 1. Gocds and Groceries,
which he offer* for fa|e on reafonable termj,
for Cath or Country Produce —viz.
Cognac Brandy
Spanith do.
Hollaed Gin,} fi'JI
American do y quality.
W. I. Rum
N E. do.
Lifbon, ^ ■*
Ma'aga, &( W INES
Port j
Hyfon,
Y Nylon, ( TEAS,
Hyfon akin, ^ Ji>ft
■ •WWWW »* MUV -
ami browu
Coffer
Chocolate
Chocolate Shelve
Nuth.egt
Clove*
Pimento
Capers
Pepper
Gtn^er
Bloom Raihcs
Cans. do
Currents
nyue r ce:t.oraira rapan virnun, lor Boot*
ana shoe*
Winter (trained Sperm Oil.
r Tobacco, tirft quality.
A general a fT>r intent of Hollow Ware/
Atj%—A (mail a£bmneat of Hard Ware,
Cut • flry, &c. Ate
JPu. UjttJ, SefrUmlcr 10. ( ini)
Portland Obfervatory.
'T HE proprietor* of the Portland Obfervi
* toiy or monument ground fo called) are
hereby uc.itied, that their annual meeting
will be held at Mr A Deemin'* Inn. the lirft
Tuefday of November neat, at 6 o'clock P. M.
1 To thflofe a Moderator,
« l*o ctioofe a Clerk, Co.lector and Treaf
uief.
3 To choffe a Handing Commit ice for the
year,
4 T» art on any'iof her butinef* that may re
gularly come before them.
JOHN WATSON, Clerk.
QSobtr 29
fubfcriber hereby give* public notice
*w U'l concvn.ed, that lire has been duly
appointed and ha* taken upon herfwif the truft
of aduuuift* atria on the eftaie of
Bi-LA BLANCHARD,
late of Nurthyarmouth. in the county of Cum
berland, Mariner, deceafed, hy giving bond as
the law direiH—fhe therefore rtquefts all
p« rfou* who are indebted to the fa id deceit
ed’k eflate, to make immediate payment ; and
tin fe who have any Uuu.ua* thereon, to ex
hioit tire fame to
DORCAS BLANCHARD.
Oa 25,1810._
COLLEGE LA EDS,
I N Frveburg, I uruer, Pari*, Livermore, Otif
1 field Harriluu, Poland, Baldwin, Rumford,
Jay a.«d Willoc, iu lot* numbered, a* lately
pub U died in it.u Pik*r, for fa # oy thelubfcri
t>«r at iu* otlice iu Portland
PRlNTlaS M£LLEX.
Dim.Jp
CnttoW\?heckf
Netted Braces
26 tsf- 2f> inch *'o{ton
Dikibreilas
Silk do.
Piak and Buff Ging
hams
Variety CaMcoes
Brown, flate, plumb,
black, pink, Cam
bricks
linens
Platilla*
Brown Hallaods
Shirting Cotton*
Ribbon*
Sarfceu
Modes
Millenetts
Black and white La
ces
Spidernet Sleeves
Mulberry, light blue,
pea green, fawn co
lour, imperial blue,
bottle and fcarlet
Peliffe Cloths
Ounce Threads
Scotch Threads
Sewing Cotton
-Silk, aud Twill
Fancy Mulhna
Silk Florentine
S*. 4, 4$ Plot
Mixed do. * ’•
Ladies’ and Gratis
iren’s Glove*
Ladies' black and
flate Worfted HoGa
*7
Gentlemen « do.
Worfted Socks
Shaw’s,Handkerchief*
Corded and figured
Cambnck* *
Qattr 15.
i anurind* •' .
Mould ft dtp's! Ctt'
die* '
Wiudtor ft bar Soap
Mai*, of all fiaea
Corn Broom* .
Spanilh Float,-) 5
FeugAll, and V £ §
New-Orleans j ' T*
Red Wood
I/Og Wood
Sieve* • ».•
Shott aod Flint*
f,uf } row
Uu.ch, DER.
American j
Spauilh Sgar*,7 firf
America do. J f*«* ty
Cunue&icut Cheefe
Cotton A wool Card*
Frying Pan*
Shovels, per do*, or
hng'c
7 by 9 and 8 by 10
Crown Glaf* ,
■Cua<le and fine Salt
Gials and Crockery
Ware
Mail*, of various lizes
Poctrp. 1
• v Nothing At all.
14C W while von have notkttg U> do,
A story of nothing 1*11 tell ;
I’ll tell yini whit nothing can do.
How much it does something excel :
'Til Something brings trouble wc see,
And treuble-brroga sorrow with all ;
K any from trowblr i* ftf,
Tis lie that’s got nothing at'all.
• *; 11.
The miser who lends out his gold,
Is hoping great riches to gam,
-And tho’ it increases ten fold,
Yet still it increases )>ia pain ;
For all tug great plenty in store,
A captive to death he must fall ,
And had he ten thousand times more,
At death he’d have nothing at all.
in
The man who has got a cross wife,
She with him will quarrel and btawl*
She teazes him out of his >ife,
He’d better have no wife at all
Behold how she spends si’ her breath,
With tier husband to quarrel and brawl,
Till at last she is ended by death,
And tueu she says— — .nothing at all.
IV.
This world out of nofhing was m«de,
And also, all that is therein ;
And often I’ve heaid mamma say,
’Twill return to nothing again :
Tho* often we*re put in a fright,
Tho’ often we quarrel and brawl ;
It we did Hut consider it right,
* f is just about..... - -nothing at ail.
THE SQUEAKING GHOST.
A tale, mutated from the German, according
to the true and genuine ptindpies of ike
her rife. '
The wind whistled loud ! farmer Dobbin’s
wheat stack ' *•
Fell down ! The rain beat ’gainii, hia
door l ‘
As he sat By. the fire he heard the root
crack !.
The cat 'gan to mew and to pul up her
i back !
And the candle burnt—just at bfore d
The farmer exclaimed, with a^uu-ous sigh,
4* To get rid of this cuas’4 noise and rout.
Wife gi'e us seme alt.” His dame straight
did cry, * .
Homed and couched three times three,
then made thia reply— /
“ I can’t mun !” Why l 'Cause the task's
out f * .
By the side of the fire sat Roger Gce-ho,
W ho had finished his daily vocation,
with Cicely, whose eyes were as black as a
slot,
A damsel indeed who had never srid No,
And because she ne'er had an occasion !
All these were alarmed by loud piercing
cries,
And were thrown in a terrible state,
Till o(>emag the door, will* wide 6taring
*yes. .
They found to their joy, no less than sur
prise,
“ ’ Tvs as the old tow fast stuck in a gate /”
tponit-r.....No. XLIIt.
cor their Rajt is not us cur Rock exen cur
enemies themeeive* being judge* ”
THAT the Ghustum religion is superior
lo any system which the ingenuity of tnan
•ver has or ever can devi*^ is atiuth to
which infidelity itself has sometimes borne
testimony. Many moral systems have been
framed in order to exalt human endeavors to
the rank of a Saviour, but all come tar short
of that comprehensive lesson of Christ—
As ye would that men should do unto you,
do ye the same unto them.” Were volumns
to be written on this short sentence, which
in itself comprehends the whole system of
eihicks, it would only serve to “ darken
counsel with words without knowledge**!
—It was the opinion of the learned Dr. Ful
ler that Infidels themselves burrowed their
pretended morality from the word of God, ]
notwithstanding their presences to i ode pen- j
ilence ; lienee, says lie, ‘ having graced in j
the p., mres of revelation, they boast of hav
•ng grown fat by nature*** But there are 1
more refilled Infidels, in these days, who j
would start at the term J'jiite.itj, in as much *
as they pretend to believe llie bcriptu.es,
I that is, as much as they can comprehend) .
and take tlie word of God for their rule of.
living. 1 take the liberty of calling these
men Infidels, because they either degrade
th- second person ir. the glorious Trinity to
a created and coust quently a dependent be
ing, or else they axpect to reach heaven by
tlior own good w»»ks, ji either case ma
king the cross of Christ of none eh. et.
There is one test to the truth of Christian t ,
yea to ihe truth of ex|>eri mental rehgio
which must catry conviction to the minds of
the must hardened. This is the <Ka<n of ri
pen and avowed infidels. Death is a sin
cere hour. As the supports of animal life
are withdrawing, and ihis wor d recedes
wtih all iisenjoyments, the Chns^au drops
his hold on this life and
“ High in his faith ana hopes, look how he
reaches
After ihe prize in view ! and like « bird
That's hamper'd, struggles hard to get
away.*'
And is it so with those who in the’*- lives
pretended they had minds superior to rt-l -
gion ? The heathenish death'd ihe lea-s *
Fane, ihe fttupified exit of Hume, whoV !
truth d«ed as a fool dicth, the agonies t* I
Voltaire and l<i«*w,Ort, the conies sun of!
Rousseau, and the ty;a; » of p' rit.ct*. «
Lersluil ails we*' ih.tf tpic-lkm
1
<pi0ccllans.
Death fur liberating a s/ave.-WiU
lam Smith of New-Yurk, was lately
executed, pursuant to a sentence of
death, at Savannah ((.corgi*) for aiding
and assisting in the escape of a negro
woman f. om her master. Georgia U
a republican state-otherwise we could
not consider this as a republican act.
A law which indicts death lor such an
offence, in a country, where the right*
of humanity are professedly respected,
must certainly be a sanguinary law —
But perhaps Negroes, so bfeck and ug
ly, arc not entitled to the enjoyment of
t lose rights If so—thai ahers the
cas^. A revision howevti. t->f th * pen
al code of Georgia, onr would think,
might be favorable to the cause of hu
manity, withoucany serious invasion of
republican principles — Wcshgt.
: » ..*’ •> i—. .... .
The 29lh of November is appointed
Thanksgiving Day in Connec ticut.
A cosrmotion anting the Squirrel* and fhtai!s,
, The former are now mi grating north ward -
ly loimn, u"e number*. Many thousand,
daily cross the Oluo river at this place, and
the hoys * d themselves with tln*ir dead
carcases. The gardens and town lots are
alive with qti tils, and hundreds of them are
killed every day.—Ohio paper.
•d Foundling.—A female Child be*
tween three axui four years old, was
found on Fitzsimon’s-wharf, on Mon
day morning, • during the fire. She
says her name is Margaret Foster, and
that her mother lived in Unton •
This interesting little unfortunate, ' . *
been advertised in the public ’papers;
but no one tuts vet cLia»- J her : it i*
’ • '
therefore to be at* ■■ -nded t at her
mother perished i the dames.
I Charleston S. C. ftafter.
i The celebratedK.otzel>iu*, who h. « vd d.
a paper called the Bee, in G-un , boa
been compelled, foraome reiDa.Rs on Naj >
leon a«d the Peace of Vienna, to disc n in
ue it ; and was about repairing t England
' to eoniin ;l»e publication of *11 i upartiaf
Journal.
Guildhall.—\ uc&day, a Platonic ficrir*
who live for each other, and who scorn
the shackles of ma'riniony, exhibited u
Reciprocal complaint against each other
®or assault. 1 he gentleman stated,
, that the fair enslaver of his heart occa
sionally combed /us hair with a three4eg»
ged stool, and bathed the veins of his
UmpleS with a fioker ; but, notwith
standing all this, lie was desirous of
living and dying at her feel, so deeply'
was he smitten with the irrcsistabic
charms of her pci son.
1 he lady, on the contrary, denied
' that she had ever touched a Acir of hi*
head, and signified that the happiest
hour of her life would be tli.it on wnicii
she saw her tender iover} w,i« continu
ally placing her eyes in hatj mourning
by kicks of hisJistes, laid in the bosom
of his grandmother, long since Qon»ign
ed to her parent ca** ».
The magistate recoinmcmled a sep
eruiion and dismissed the complaint.
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Ls'jtiu. JlaJi.
On Sunday week, a friend of ours on
a visit to that delightful watering place,
South port, North Meals, Lancashire,
attended divine service ; at the conclu
sion of which the clerk w*s observed
brushing past the congregation in
great haste, evidently wishing to gain
the door first, which excited the curi
osity of our friend, when judge of hh>
surprise on gaining the door, finning
Moses mounted on a gravestone, addres
sing his auditors in the true Lancashire
dialect, as follows :—•* () y z ! O ycz I
—This is to give notice that butcher
Boh, kills a fat cow to-morrow, and she
will be cut up on XVtdnc .day.— Those
who want to buy any beef, must applv
to him—tiod save the king and the
Lord of the Manor T'—Jo.U.
The following character of a female
servant vVas lately left at a Registers
Office for servants in K line bury—
“Peggy, # ;td 'it either tor cook*
Keeping children, or milking cows ; a
particular good wasnee, &<id famous i
clear starching i nd trying oe fc
Born gt in verneas, uj.,* cun SFoc u/ivu ><•*
rruKt t. jVUhj?*
Ti mux, the Aih-niao, Ik it* a>k<u
why be hated uiattkind, sullenly . •
swcred, ‘ I hue the bud i-r i*et
uni1 tim rest lor t U*uhg the Uau.#