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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-02-28

count Bellegar0g reports, kder the 9th
and,oth infant, that on the 3a the enc
myhad advanced by four eerent roads
againa the petition at Bonde\ ), occupied
by gen. Schufick, whom they attacked
with mitch vigor; but aieut. col. Mum
katy, fationed there with fome troops
for the fupPort Of the former, employed
them 10 ikiltully that the enemy was re-
pulled; on which occailiori a chiefof bat
talon, 7 officers, and SO non commit
iioned officers and privates were made pri-
toners; and two venels, on board of which
the enemy had attempted TO crofs the Pa
naro with a divition of troops, were taken.
OF the other hottie troops that had adj
vanced for attacking thar petition, 100
were partly killed, partly wounded, on
their flight. Our own lois was inconiider-
able. On the 9th, the faid gen. schuHck
extended his out potts along the Panaro,
as tar as St. Blanca, & along the Rocco &
70 di Primaro, as far as Argento and
Baitla. On this location the enemy's poit
near Col di Finme was attacked by capt.
Herdlizka, under the direction of lieut..
col. Grahen, when two captains, two Of
flcers, and II privates were made prifon-
ers, and the reit killed; IS veAels were
alto taken from the enemy, and conveyed
to our ihore. The enemy, who had con-
family ient foraging parties from the en-
ylrons OF Marcaria to this iide of the o.
lio, tor which purpoie they occupied or
pitaletto and Campitello, were, at the
fame time attacked in both thefe places by
diyiiion fent from Mantua, by the COM
mandant of that city, field martial lieut..
Mnkwitz, and driven from thence with
comfortable lofs in killed and wounded,
and Tome priioners."
January 8.
No advices either from France or Ger
many had arrived when this paper was put
to prefs. The next Paris journals are
expected bring intelligence of conGdera-
bic Importance. The archduke Charles
having joined the Aufrian army, great
hopes are entertained from his fkill in arms
unleis the further progrefs of the war
ihouid happen to be arrefed by the fpeedy
conclulion of a continental peace.
The Prufiian army, according to the laa
cniiNaeS, SoihlltS OF no lefS than zSI,S4Q
effective men.
The Bavarian troops according to the
french Journals, were placed in the poR
OF danger, at the memorable battle of
iohenlinden. They were ordered to march
into the deflle, Whit the Auitrians occu-
pied the open plain; great numbers of the
former fell of courfe, and the lois on the
part Of the Imperial troops, was compare
lively trihing. The elettor was diipicafed
to fee his troops thus facrihced, Whit
thofe of Auaria were fpared and
thus iprung up the misunderstanding be.
tween the courts of Vienna and Munich.
which has by this time moft probably ter
minated In an alliance between the latter.
and the new tangled cabinet of the Thu
illeries.
Previous to the departure Of the arch
duke Charles from Pregue to refume the
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legion, as we'll as ofthe other troops which
are defined for the defence of Bohemia.
Mynew appointment will not lefenmy flu
I ture attention and intereit in every thing
that concerns the defence of Bohemia.
Every meafure for that purpofe will be pur-
fued with the fame vigilance and afliduity
asbefore For the certain attainment ofthis
great patriotic Object my unceaing exerti-
ons fhallbe employed - On the other hand,
q hope and. expect, from the chief Bur-
grave and Diet Of the kingdom, that, like
faithful fubjeess, they will lend their en-
tire cooperation for the completion of thoie
preparations of defence that have been be-
gun, and which the urgent danger of the
country 70 impetuouAy requires. The
honorable confidence have experienced in
tie efablithment Of the legion demands my
mott fincere appreciation, and is a pledge
that nothing will be wanting in the exer-
ton of thoie farther efforts here recon-
mended. &c.
The French, it is faid, mean to levy
contribution of 3,ooo,o 900 franks on the
Bifhoprick of Salzburg.
A private letter from Vienna, furnlfhes
the following hatements:
(" Ills majefy the emperor returns this
very evening with the court from Hungary
and will go to the army by the 10Th in
faint at fartheif.
Our fituation, fnce Moreau hascrol-
fed the Inn, is become rather critical; vet
pufillanimity does not influence our coun-
ellis. It is falfe report that Mons de
Collenbach has been 1ent to Luneville and
Paris to follcit new armiGice. One or
two battles more will decide the great
point. Meanwhile it is very doubtful
whether the fubfdiary treaty of alliance
between Baron Thugut and lord Mimic
will be renewed. 1t expires on the 1T of
February, and his lordihip has actually
had ieveral conferences with our miniiry
relative to its renewal upon more advan-
tageous terms.
Thoie who pretend that this treaty
between Auftria and Great Britain has ac-
tually been renewed on the 10th .ult. are
much mifaken, for nothing Deceive will
be done on that head, till we know what
turn affairs take in the field. If we are
fortunate, the principle of a general paci-
hcation will be frenuouily anerted; but
II unfortunate, necenity, which knows
no law, will compel US to ieparate
peace. Bets are now laid here Of 90
to 10 that this great affair will be ulti-
mately fettled before the fra day of the
new year.
PATTcpnNJ
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between Spain and Portugal. A6ourier
rom Madrid, with difpatches from the,
prince Of Brazil, arrived at Lifhon Z DAYS
before ticking George left the Tapues. /
Dir M Poultney CAME over in the. packet.
From the. Language which droI ped from
lone OF the members in parliament lait
night, we are not led to form any very
1anguine hopes on the iublect Of peace.
January l..
sDiratches from lord William Bentinck
mention the CO announcement Of hoitilities
IN Italy, rather advantageous for the Au-
3arians though no important aeticn had
taken place on the lit Of December
Lord Mimic, it is faid, has received in
formation Of fir Ralph Abercrombie hav-
ing proceeded from Malta for Egypt.
a .difpatch received at the India houfe.
via Buforan, dated the middle of Auguf
latt throws fome light on the plan of QUE
rations intended to be purified againit the
french In Egypt.--By this conveyance
we have received combinations Of tie IN
telligence we lately announced, OF de-
tachment Of the Bombay army having
beep ordered TO prepare for embark atom,
! tor the purpofe of proceeding to the Straits
Babslnandel, to make an attack upon
the encmy's petitions at Suez, while gen.
Ahercrombie, with the army under his
command, makes vigorous anault upon
the fide of Alexandria. Some important
adviees may therefore be fhortly expected
from that quarter.
We are left TO infer from his maieay's
ipeech to.parliamcnt yeiferday, that mea-
lures have been taken to procure an expla-
nation. OF the Emperor Paul rejecting his
late extraordinary conduct: if this be un-
fatifattory, war will be the inevitable al
tentative.
We nnderfand that very great exertions
are making at Brett, to fit out fleet of
ihips againt the fpring Very large boun-
ties are given to foreign leamen TO enlii
January 2.
Received by the mails yeherday.
From the Visxna Corr Gazette, Dec. II.
" His royal highnefs the Archduke
Charles, being recovered from his indifpo-
iition, which fome time ago obliged him
to quit the. army, his imperial malefty has
been pleafed again to confer on his royal
highnefs the command of the army in Ger
many. His royal highnefs Quilted Prague
on the I4th infant, to'take upon himlelf
that command; but is refolved at the fame
time to retain the chief command Of the
Bohemo- Moravian legion, and has preyi-
Gully appointed general count Sztarry TO
the command Of that legion.
2" His royal highnefs the Archduke
John has fent reports, dated the 9th, 10th,
nth, and nth infant, from the head
quarters at Frofburgh, Theifendorf, and
Salzburgh: according to which the line of
the corps Of Prince Condo was attacked
by the enemy on the 9th, in the neighbour
hood OF Nenbayern, who overpowered the |
pof of Nenbayern, and thus advanced to
the right banks of the Inn. Agreeably !!
TO the fatement fent at the fame time by |
his rOvaI sh;Ohnefs the lnfs &c ~ 49,,
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Erlangen and Herzajen Aurach. HI.
troops have again advanced in confeouence
OF Moreau's having paned the Inn. Tbs
army OF Moreau purchafed its adyan,aoa.
with much blood.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-27

AT A COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS or THE
PEACE FcR THE COUNTY OF CUMBERLAND, BE
GUN AND HOLDEN At PORTLAND n SAID
COUNTY, on THE LAST TUESDAY ~ MARCH,
A. . 1891.
= 1HREE Petitions, viz one lub!tribed by number
= OF the inhabitant Of the upper and lower Coos
country On both fdes Of Connecticut River by
number Of the inhabitants Of Fryeburgh, and others
and the other BY number Of the inhabitants Of Stan
din and Others, all purportng-Ihat the county
road leading from Standll Portland might be alter
ed greatly the benefit and convenience Of the public
an general-thzt might be itraghtened 70 as TO re
duce he dfance from John Dcane figures, 10 Stan
din, two If three (the Petitioners rt mentioned
fay. a yF bra) miles and avoid feveral arge hills
which greatly impede the travel, only Of fad
petitioners ~ Of all The citizens who pats with their
from The ate of Vermont, the upper part OF the
fate Of Newhampfhire and from Canada, 20 Portland
And therefore praying thar rev highway may he laid
out, or the old altered 70 that The above incoh.
venience may be Temedicd and the public better
moded--were preienied the Court and read
Whereupon The Cont order, that the petitioners caulc
public notice Of faid Petition re given, by cauing
the iublance Of the fame with this order 70 be pub
lfhcd in of he Portland Newspapers, three weeks
fucceiveY the aa publication to be It leaf fourteen
days before the third Tueday Of June next that any
Perfou who fees ct, may appear at the Court Of ecu
eral Seions Of the Peace, which then to be holden
At Portland within and for the county aforeaid, to
Chew caufe if any they have, why the prayer Of lad
petition fhould not be granted.
Anc1, SAMUEL FREEMAN Cleyk.
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r. jerks
RI fal ar % e5Frs Csssvsr, D. igytag IN yan P45
B. fg.rag .apz1 s,ya from IT. celebrated oeDs sf 10
SPRING
COME, bleR fpirit wha,foe'er thou art
-rbon rurhinr warmth that hovers round my heart,
sweet inmate hail thou fource Of ftering joy,
That Dovertv ilelf cannot de0rey,
Re thou nv Aiule and faithful till to me,
Retrace the paths Of wild obicuriy.
No deeds Of arms my humble lines rehearfei
No Anime wonders thunder through my vetie,
The roaring cataract the fnow-topt hill,
infnirinq awe tlll breath itief ftands Till
Natures fubimer fcenes ne'er chArm'd mine eyes,
Nor Science led me through the boundlefs fkissi
From meaner objects far my raptures flow
O Doint thefe raplures bid ny boiom glow !
And lead my foul to ecftacies OF prahe
Tor all the blefings Of my infant days
Bear me through regions where gay fancy dwells;
pur mould % Truth's fair firm what Memory tells.
+" Live, triang incidents and grace my fongi
That 10 the humblsa wenial belong
To him whole dTudgery UNDECIDED goes,
Fla lows unreckoncd, as his cares or woes
Though toys and cares in every path are iown'
And Youthful minds have feelings OF their oWh
Ouck fBringing forrows, tranhent as the dewi
Delights from tIiAes, trihes ever new.
Twas thus with Giles meek, fatherleis and Poori
Iabour his portion, but he felt no more;
Ne fripes, no tyranny his lfeps purfu'd;
His life was conftant cheerful ,iervitude;
Strange 70 the world, he wore baihful look,
The II Ids his nud7 Nature was his book
And As revolving fsafUus chana'd the feene
From hear to cold temperuuns TO ierene,
Though every change fill varied his employ,
let each new duty brought its flare Of Joy
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-27
Dancing School.

MIR. ALLEN, respectfully informs
NI the Ladies and Gentechen Of Portland and
It's vicinity, that he has opened his Summer Dancing
School at Ua;sa Hail in Portland.-The hours Of
tuition are from three 70 fix p ~ on We4aell' and
Saardsys-For term. apply to Mr. allen at ,hs hall
April 40.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-27
Direct Tax.

NOTICE IS huebl given 10 The unh,o.
IN PrietoTs OF Land ~ the foow.re, , Nv pa
tbs DiTSet Tax on fad Lands became Sns 81
able o. Lhe ieveDth day of Apr l,lSoo. s,s NJ Pr
Of iald Lands viii Be fold at the foIIor W. L Nd
aud PAGES % will pay The fame with inciaa.s. ,ia
and Charges, as the law directs. unItis MA s
plsWous payment, VIZ. AZ n Poland M y
hi houie Of NATHAN NILES, IA Poland NJ 1',si
ay the twenty-itCond day Of Tune nev, " Aca
O'clock IN tn foI enoon an III Snnns, II n s
bord, al the hOult Of In REAsE RoBIveo~ Ess
oer, on Tburlday the twenty 9th dsv ' u %'l1'
next, az two O'Clock in the afternoon. = jat
Land ~ PR .,yD- O-,-..
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-27

TXYHEREAS SALLY; wife of the fubfcrber.
w has behaved contrary to the duty Of a
wife-Ths is therefore to forbid all perfons bar
bouring or truhing her on my account, as ! will
not pay ANY exPenCes of her contracting from this
date.
SAMUEL SHAW.
Portland AfrS I, 1901.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-27

p" TBomgfoa, 24tb JazHayy. I8oT.
w HEREAS this day, my wife JENNY. did elope
from ME, without any eauGe 2rovo-sdcn--this is
therefore TO warn all perfons truting her my ac-
count being determined % pay any debt that lhe
usaycontract. Wl.nels my hand
WILLIAM RENDELL.
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DIRECT TAX.

state Of MqlarbaFtf5, Fourteenth Collection Dj7riS,
Srcona Divifor, February nth, 1891.
NOTICE is hereby given, b. virtue Of an act Of
IN Congrcfs paEed on The I4th day Of July, 1898
entitled ''An Aa 10 lay and collect Direct Tax with
in the United Sates"-That the following taxes alei-
fed on the REFLECTIVE Hou(es and Lands which they
relate became duo and payable the 9TH day Of April
300 Of which the reputsd owners, podefors occu
pants Of faid Houfes aud Lands have been notified by
the Collector in the manner direaed by the act afore
iad. vet the taxes remain unpaid viz.
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0iIuated ~ LImERIcK. a
70
Peter Cutting -
And that f. much Of the above ho4455 ii.
as will pay the REFLECTIVE taxes M ~ 4 and W.
with colt and charges, agreeable II su thes
rected, will be fold at the houfe " Iae ad w.
Bradbury, in Limerick, 10 faid Dn,;-a5 sut. Saun
day Of June, 1897, al 10 O'Clock (, II W tb,a
uniefs prevented bt previous payme,. loFSrcs
NATHANIEL LIBBEY' c-n-
oftbe ytowtsent5 NJ.
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PRINTING,

In its various branches, executea 4
neatef manner, and at the nor
notice.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-27

p Pu{ljat1 ryay 1-oad,y, Ct F. a. IFNKs t--a .-.ra
tote Portland Sank All1lr f,cs' 1sbsrt egy...5 Y
AIsv:5;zrrf5, and Concentration, a's r'''''t"
fasfios Liz
re Frls y Ore Dollar and Fifty Cents J'l'' ''7'
cf Syf-Es. .-.ta.a 4
III fbl Gazette 81. f5e l-s and msa arffsf0 t'' <ir
any Sapsr il Els7e Z Is Lgk as7aafgg'''g r. -..si
rseHti zpLi.5 7giA ~ iss5tsl rss5asb5, 4'1 r
ngaTNfr.
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sIR. jerks,
b fnI AZ 10 e5f-s Cs1smsr D. iyfgg IL Joay Paper
5e tIgzr5ag 5sapfiz :tyat from fbs celebrated Po q zee
Farmers Boy
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-13

SIR,
IN consequence of your converfation.
have turned my attention to the inbiett
OF the new Tax impofed by the Board of
commissioners, for the maintenance Of the
poor during the current year, and for com
mencing a fund to provide for them )
permanent efabliihment in future.
The charitablenefs of the ob;eea
ought not to prevent a correct view Of
the tax, and to me it appears to be ille-
gal, .unnecefary, arbitrary and oppreGive.
illegal, becaufe itisneither conformable
to the laws of Virginia or Maryland.
and one OF the other ought to fnrniih the
rule. If the rule is furnilhed by the laws
OF Maryland, which, is my opinion. then
oy theie no authority is given t o levy a
poor tax, but from year to year, for the
expences OF each year /; or if the laws Of
Virginia are fuPpofed to furnifh the rule,
Their theie do not authorize an ai1enmenr
OF real property and a per centaee upon
the amount thereof, for this purpoie.
Onneceaary, becaufe by the laws Of
congress, certain fines and forfeitnres in
the County of Alexandria are payable I'd
the Board of Commidioners TO defray the
County expences /; and from this fund. r
am credihly informed. there is already >
ium In the hands of the Martial and In
ipeetor OF Flour, exceeding one thoufand
dollars, which, mott probably, will be
IT'LL greater at the end of the year. Here
totore LET'S than two thoufand dollars has
been found fuficient for the yearly CHARGES
of the poor in the Town, and as to the
other par, Of the County, fcarcely anv
ium is required on this account. The
new tax is calculated to raife 1000 dol
lars, and as 1000 dollars in addition ro
the fines and forfeitures already in the
hands of the Marlhal and Flour infpesfor.
make a greater fun than has beenexpended
In any one year, to my knowledge. il is
.manifeftly unnecefary to raifen Jour thou
fand dollars for this object during the
prefent year.
Arbitrary, becaule it proceeds from the
will and pleafure of the Board OF Com
mifionerS, being neither agreeable to the
laws of Congrefs, or of Virginia, or of
Maryland, and is founded on an aHe1mene
palpably unequal and uojua. Infances
of this inequality need not to be recited.
OppreRive: becaufe it is exaeted in ad-
dition to the ufual taxes, and upon a new
afehment %coniiderabl) exceeding any for
mer valuation of the fame property, and
eyaeted at a time when one fourth or one
third OF the fun would certainly have been
enough for the p%refent year, according to
the beff judgment | have been able to form
upon the fubjeet.
The refult of thefe observations is that
you are not bound by law TO pay the tax,
and it the tax gatherer proceeds in the
collection, il will be at his peril.
CHARLES LEE.
To Capt. Richard Conzvay.
Thomplon and Veitch
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,dv y 40"St "A Jeari Of aye, OF a pood
!. o1' and ,gpeaaM eonneaisys 9vU
a an apprentice at The office of tbe
Apvarri:ss.
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Nov. 10, 1901.
GENTLEMEN,
For the e0~yfd<,0tion Of the inhabitants
Aaoff TO Pay taxes, yox ere regretted to
pabA@ THE GHo4ying letter, eontaiaiup
rte opinion Of Nh. CHARLES LEE on
be ne1v tax, and obhge yours, sc.
RICHARD CONWAY.
MeUrs. S. Snozuden and ca.
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bENNETT g WATTS
HAVE mn pDprED

BENNETT s. WATTS
HAVE IMPORTED
ne A4gsaa from London, and csu-
T Tf1'f f,'m ?, Liverpool via Baltimore,
Inc following GOODS,
a0eif6 complete, their aMo,tmen. 6, h>
FgSx---yiz. ."
saperhne cloths and kerfeymeres.
lion. = ana GA broad cloths Of every dercrip-
"a and 7 8 plains,
1904 and 4 a molefkin cut ~coat;no,
Asricys and halfethicks,
uahEs NUTS. tippets and ermines,
%. thread sdgings, @laces, and wells,
aao. 90. meetings and diapers,
trunks printed c~alieoss,
esie table knives and forks.
~nte Chapel needles,
rsihionable buttons.
Silk hawls,
cotton and fix hoGery,
Tbrss aao Q 4 cotton and iren check,
o,hread', tapes and bobbips.
an ~, and aod nails, &c. &c.
r. : 90 winch will be round and omen for s.l.
sr.d;. lew Gays on moderate terms. a. The ,Tns,
oa' oy wholefaie or retail.
I- drweo
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John G.. LADD

HAo - SALE,
Coarfe and fine falt,
Ruiia fheeting and Duck,
Wet India and N. E. rum,
Molanes, Sugar and Coffee,
Hyion, hyfonfkin, Teas of the beA qua
Souchon and bohea lily,
A few caks Madeira wine,
Do. bis. beef,
Mould and dipt candles,
7 by 9 window glafs,
Soap, cheefc and had,
Men and womens' fhoes,
Writing and wrapping paper,
Cotton and wool in bags,
box linen checks,
do. playing cards,
do. Dutch quilts,
Sewing Irvine,
Anew crates and boxes glafs ware,
Pepper, nutnegs, alfpce, alum,
Platter of Paris, &c. &c.
OF. "a. d
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publlr EalR.
On FRIDAY,

On Friday,
At ten o'ohek, 4viN be 6M at THE. Ntudue
Store,
3dand 4th proof Antigua and
Jamaica Rum in hhds. and bis.
French Brandy in bis.
Holland Gin in bis.
Tenerife Wine in caks,
Coldials in bis.
Sugar in hhds and bis. {
Molafes in hhds.
Rice in tierces and bis.
Soap in boxes,
Queens and Earthen Ware in crates,
Handsomely ailor,ed,i
80 boxes Havana Segars,
Cotton in bales---ox a credit.
A uarstey Of DRY GOODS,
AMONG WHICH ARE
Broad and narrow Cloths,
Flannels and Planes,
Carpess and Carpeting.
lrlth and German Linens,
Worried and cotton Stockings,
Calicoes and Ginghams,
q variety Of Muffin and Muffin Hand
kslchief' and Shawls,
Table Cloths, Hats,
Boots and Shoes,
Hardware, and
a number of other articles.
T. G. MARSTELLER,
-o-. Io. Vendue- Matter.
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The advertisement IN the InteM-
geneer @yeqeyday, relative to the
removat Of the Patent Medicines
from MsDrs. 7. g +. D.. WET
COTS, havlng, 1t jeems, been jup-
posed by lome perfons to imply a
degree 9 cenjrre on them ; the ,fsb-
Jer16er thinks PROPER to inform the
public that IN conequemce (onlJ
Of new arrangements made BY the
Probraetors, the Medicines here.
tofore pended BY them zvlU IN future
be fold at his Stationary Store IN
RoyalPreet, and at no other place.
IN Alexandrla.
SAMUEL BISHOP.
November II.
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-|-'-ss=e.~= =, ~ @=>= @,'r~
THE OHTH


~ J the lcok ~ ,uueat, Jy TIC elaening tear,
ID ] . iFckc to my icul IN language divine
nv TIC fut'es IA; glow d on the up, OF my fair
= hea, witn rsrtare uaylPored, PTeR them 70 mine
Ey ,hc throbbng, thst wav'd "a her bolou If lnow,
en- the bullcs tia. nsutiine vcrm hon her check
p hen ef5sii y Esy..--aad az ef5 Y ey 10
Sne ighd wha. -er tongue was anal IL 70 lPeak
BY tie f7ies, Thar snEeen'd her cicgant fee
Eaeh !e i1'v lat coNsI RUEu uo-L BLusuEs 50 WELL
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When Al suulcnJs nronEcr than fondnels can prove,
Dot thou doubt. my dear girl, that my paions nccre
You Mirror will ih-w pledge Of my love.