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Portland gazette., 1805-06-18

ton; but c,ngiao1 oFhlgiat tfiig lir:al>
c,a our dary, Will ever az ,rl "a j lent con-
f,atioa for th- injuries thy occlhDi. la the
ihort period Of time whici has elapl:l & icc tae
eHabllihncnt of our i:p-n i.n-e, W. have
wrneIsd mlny AMI rapid chals:s Of p5,i.iclI
f.ntim-nts as 10 nca ani iIres Saca ia
liability woulI Be regarded a. u1friendly to ia.
prefervation of freedom. if We had not ulifor.n-
" found that gooi fenf- AMI jlt conceptions
hnally gain their dde alccaiancy Oh
+his feature in the claractsr OF our fellow cit
izens we feel the mot unchang4ble aRlran-
ces that retain and tTanfnr to our poa- the
pol tcal felicity by wnich our couIt.y IS dlitih-
guih.d.
Portland gazette., 1805-06-18

A&~s-
JahI D4~, Efq Of F.! bu has been appointed Judg:
of Probate f1r rs county OF OkO.d vice the Hon Jug
Bedenden, deceaied.
FDH Cont ~ Oxto,G County --Ia week the term IF
the Court OF Common Ples and General ioih OF the
Pe,ce was held Prs, Iaid Cnunty. Prelent the
Hon, u ges Frye Cary aud Paris Judge F. addref
Ted the jury an perpiCueus and conce addrcls
In VIII ca he difcaned the origin and import ne Of
thc locia conpact the uti ty Of who.elo i~s ard
the nee, ihsy their d oaferv -AIh sush frme
difficult tranferc from the 9th C"us ties,
before the Court hePPy learn th.t ftea h4r-
mony aud decJrun prevailed dur ng the VINO -
Great credit is due the sheriff Col | earned f1r hs
promt attention il thr organ 81 ths Cou and the
order which ieTvrd The ilh4ritan Of P"rs.
sfo en- ed pra le their atteution in provi ina
thc scco nmodation Of the Q and the pa Oh
lid occaion Az cad - Iadeet II ua b f ring to
ths feelings OF thOie who tev inee eans iato
gh part of the cOuntry md fUuld Il nh jlp'taale
wilderAefs, wtHef il /, of good f,cety. a-d
10 important IN in iitut n Cour of Jut &C.
cyyH H.~biz. k'q Of Liver Clerk the Coars
10 the cOuaty Oxiorl.
Among the nur,erous esnddaes for he flee u Reg
Ter OF Deeds kr the hbery 10 nshtI n Caleb Peir
tis of P4r,as iuusbe tor ha. oce he qd4 6sd 4ad
deferving oil the truh
AMaN OF The WOOD.
In the courfe of the lpcech Of Mr.. Pitt, he
made the following explicit dcclaratior:-
81 heartily concur, oir. in the appnintment
OK fele9 committee, % con(iicr farther the
fubjea of the tenth report an, particularly
anxious for NOT minute inv.'ti ,lton ii thar
part of il, in which, according 10 a tatcment of
in honorable gentleman, am nyfslfimplicat5d
On thar fuojcd | am ca yer that the Hon
Gentleman ihodd bring Forward every thing
in hi. power | hope that in the many years
Of nv life which have been devoted to the pub
Lis ftrvice, may prefime without htrrry TO
myfrlf, 70 think that | have 70 condu+1eu N.Y.
felf as to eyince that am beyond any Corrupt
or fordid motive. Far an |, however, from
wiihing to rely in any charg- Ike the , sf-r. On
ehars4sr. ! have no drGre whatever, to fcreen
myfelf from inquiry, but folicit il as the great
CT favor which can b. beftowed on me.
CoMNrrTNIc ALTON
The "'iS editor q "a. gls enquiries 4v5-s the
81 Portland aurhorfel rhs S.e9 nel y i1Do Oator
for tbs fourth of July N. IS aforn,d iat Il was hree
years hnce-long before the town was Bor7,sf With he
prefeics OF the Os0z5 "DAMsEL or It's 51jy-l" c5n-
ducto.g.
Q4o4l the citizens orthis town better conrult
she a5 o7e n ilo1el mJist sslle nll wiJn thev i1
sPpoint- in future.
II Nafivs Of Portland
so<~o< <.<c>><<<S<>c<s< <,<,<<s<sc<,<><,<<s<,<
Dirrtfp
AtGr az NJ. lanes a hphrey in 70 Mfs sarah vh
ney. u Thomas Maso T. lis A>'gil 2arflcil
6y the Rev / L4ncaaer Mr Sanu-l W terhade t
MIS- Ln sy MXenny, bis III I'd wife Aid her rhir hu:
Dieo,
Portland gazette., 1805-06-18

) 20 LOIN u.
1T Office, is giUTD 10 tbe Fyatvsiy of Free
~ and accepted Nuns that fbs F5ltival Of S..
J.hn the Baptf, rviR b. celebrated at Saco, TIE
24tb inf. IN dHe form an OySti0n zOiN Dc pro
n0sres on the scr ifop BY Rev. Brother I TURNER; /;
- Bystb,to ere inUi ed to osfend.-1;nkst may be
bad at tbf Store IF Daniel Gyangsr.
Saco Iune
Portland gazette., 1805-06-18
noulc d, auction.

| KtONIN al n UNIIDUs
WILL be fold at public auction, on
Wv the preniics Ia sday, the aSth indanE,
at clock noon,
A Houfe and Lot, fronting back.frtet
and Hsmpfhrr freet The hours !. 0 norts I'll,
rsoms-wel hnhrd he Lot is "A set on B. ck-
hreet and feet on HamPihire f-ee. a trsd u 4,
8. and months ~ilib svea with good iecnrty For
further pa ticuIrs inquire of 7. IYl Ea.
PortItSd Ja th Sos.
Portland gazette., 1805-06-18
Wool carding Machine.

TOHN MAYAI L Informs the inhabi-
y tants Of the ighsor & towns that he j. fn-
Ing ! machln- tor CaIdInl saco FATS which be vii
have eadyt care by the 10 of June Price fr card
ing eight ents PR peund-Mixed WOOL Ic &C &. rea-
DIV money The WOO mhA be picked and grealrr wv
Ihofe who choc fe may Ing il angeaftd and vi b,
ole for cents per pourd.-AN who favor him with
their wool 10 card, depend on h4vHg II wei card
ed as he ha ferved ftven years The SuGne.s snd il
not Of thoie who ptetend 10 follow buhntis they
have not learned.
John Mayall.
Saeo Tune 10 ISos.
Portland gazette., 1805-06-18

THE. Subfcriber hereby gives punlic
notice a. all concerned thar he ha- en du y sp-
poined ha. taken upon herIsf the Of .dlnnh
tratrix the eAate OF
WILLIAM RosARDs,
late Of Darhan, in the county Of cumberland, yeo-
dece .ied by giving bond as the law eirccls fhe
therefore requcRs all Pc ions, who in tbea the
f4id deteaea e. ate 10 make immediate payment Snd
thols who have any demands thereon rthbt the tsme
TO SJS ,NNAH &OBARD5
rat>S Tnz g, rso5-
TIE Cubfcribsr ncrepy ives public tice {, all con
4 eerned tha fhe has been duly pointed and Q
tsken pPon hSrlsf tbe rru9 Of sdminlrator = tile
efzte of DAVID L BRADLl Z.
late Of Gorham in faid county, trAd,i, deceafed ~
giving bepd athe drets fhs therefore requss al
pc fon, whp are indebted the aid dect feds tIate
make mne liaie payment I'd lhole wLs hre sry de-
m mARdsthereon sxhDit he 4 IN to
ELIz ABErH BR pLFY,
Dated JY4s T3, IS S.
Portland gazette., 1805-06-18
Gray WOODEN Manufadory.

CAMUEL MAYALL, ho7es that his old
- Cuiomcrs and the public in general vii tor Their
benefit gle4n heir Woo of the bay Bars he. p
fung &c which is in the wool when il i, taken from the
ihtep Price for c4rdias and 10th making f'Ee Ian
Gsar Iune T..
Portland gazette., 1805-06-18

have taken tore No. 8, Jnncs's Row,
Fiih Street, and have for iae, an extenGve
aRortment of
EUROPEAN 3 LNDL4 GOODS,
Viz.
Super6nc, Black, Blue. & Corbeau
Broad Clo,hs and Calintr 5 lo~ priced do.
blue Plains. Patent Cord black and colered
Vclvets handfomc afTortnent Superfine aal
common Calicoes plaid Gin CHAINS; plain and
plaid ChamDrav Mullins; 4-4 * 6 4 Jacobet
do Corded and SATIN lh OK do.-La pi-
.quet, an ramoored 90 - 9 * 4 GIa-
I'D and u1glazd Coyton Ga nbricks Pink oiue
buf < Aate coiored d.. Pink. Blue and green,
Sarfne:s; bl * Modes /; black and col red Flo
renee Luftrings inoia 30 ltaiIan Piads black
and white fix GIives; pic mic do. do Mitts,
long kid d. q ! ii Shawll, b Ack and white
lace VeiIngs 4 black and " lite Lace Vel, ;
black oatent Laces; } Z yard & 81 plain white
ace Ia yard, ga & 78 sack do Flcfs
dix; DO thread \; Lil:n "a no,ics Ladies
Velvet Purfcs Il Morocco Pocket Books Vel.
vet Bindings; Black & color d fix Cord black
& color'd Italian fewing Silk bla K & olor'd
rwik Plain B La c Clock Cotton AMI fix
Hofs Cotton Caili nerss; back blue and
buff Nankeens & Nsnkinets Dinoties; Cali.
mascoes; RulTtis; Irifh linen from ~ 20 d
pr yard Patilla-, ani brown Linens black
Grape, Barcelona Handkerchiefs Kid and
Morocco hoes Paralols India cottons &c.
which they are determined 10 fell on the low, a
terms for cafh Portland, Trnt II.
Portland gazette., 1805-06-18

10 Stephen Longfeilow. Ffq one Of the irffi-
ces Of the peace through tie Commonwealth
Of Mafa .hufeus.
Portland gazette., 1805-06-18
SENATE.

THURSDAY, JUNE y.
bill authorizing His Excellcncy the Govern
or. by and with the advice If Council, 10 provide
rsyu ations FOR the State ?rlon, was paticd 10
be engroHcd
HOUSE OF REPR PRESENrATIVFS
A com rittee was appointed TO conGder the
prepristy OF alce,ing the law 81 for enlarsing the
iurifdiction of the Court Of Common Pleas,
and for other purpoies
The Committee on the petition of the Boi-
ton Exchange Gee, and alfo TO take into con
federation the bef mode of fu?plying the den
cicncy of fmall monsy in this Commonwealth,
reported, read and accepted. with amendment,
and ordered that MIR. Morton, Mr.. Rowe, s: Mr..
Wcles, be committees, 10 prepare and repor
bills, and confder the expr iency e Naking
provifion that the returns from the ieveral Bank.
within this Commonwealth be made on oath
of the PreGdent and Clih.r, and M Irty Of
Directors of faid Bank Ii is Prop1fed rnst the
Banks be allowed to iTue fnall bills to the a
mount of per cent on the capital.
Portland gazette., 1805-06-18

Among the nurtrous csndIdates for he flee ~ Reg
fer Of Deeds, kr ths hberty to nthDpn Caleb Pc
tfs of P4rs,as iuabe tOr oa. oce, he qda h-d
defervng OF the uuh.
AMiN OF The WOOD.
Portland gazette., 1805-06-18

f,i1sy 7ss sr4-- irriveA Drs aravelor. ept J,me-
III c1 Ter from Msntsnzes
y. IseA!y Jse sr7.-Arved brig George capt. 1oha vii
rridge, 1S da rs from Havannai Left al Bls ~
ha2ntanzes e Sufan Elk dlo of Porali; thD F,e
.er' C'odwn OF Po-fmputh brig Jnlo,of S.icin nril
1ono o. Provis rnce brig NaicY ca .dilg OF N
K 80 rravsor of NOrf,< -'Po<- in lar. 38 45 n loa
% W hip Sam pfon, M1nroe, Of All for Nv Orr
<eound TO Brem, n.
6 siocp Rrtrev. ,,6 lays fros Ch4,le4o arrived this
port rhu-fia ri@l Spoke feb. Fl1ri4 B5fon I, Al
tnsols b1uaiaos Fe~yof<, sG. 50 IJn. -.
Portland gazette., 1805-06-18

Dieo,
Sudden ", at New Port and Mr. Tinothv Ham ltr
~ Gorhs n-A very n5ultinus Rive Anj y .cn
Portland gazette., 1805-06-18
0a;est>.
PORTLAND. TUESDAY, JUNE IS 1898.

So. ::7.s
Portland gazette., 1805-06-18
Munroe & Turtle

y ESP errULLY lnf,rn the Public, that they
have taken fore No. 8, Jancs's Row,
Fiih Street, and have for iale, an extenGve
,f fFnrtmenr Cf
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-17
SELECTED 7oASrS.

Drank at Philadelphia on the late An
niversary OF our independence.
Thomas Jeffcrson--the pivot of demo-
cracy, while he adheres 20 principle, the
Philadelphia legion will adhere TO him.
The heofle-free, enlightened and inA
dependent may the eagle of liberty strike
his ialons in him who dafes to dispute or
insult their sovereignty.
Perpetual remembrance of Washington
Whose name will live as long as liberty
land whose devotion of IS years of &C.
tive life to his country's service, had its re-
ward in the first bonors Of free nation.
The pEorLE, The oniy soveregn--may
their loaves and fishes never be bestowed
on men who destroy their rights ard de-
spise their appreciation.
The miita--free and independent, the
bulwark Of liberty--because they are
" /reemen and not niercenGyfes."
The memory Of Gen. Washington
cautious and brave in the field. HIS name
inspires with ardor the military corps Of
his county.
.1mcr;ea--the onlyrepublic in the world.
May her magistrates ever possess wisdom,
fortitude and patriotism; her citizens
peace, plenty aud independence through
all succeeding eyes.
Commod5re Barron and orr brave tars
before Trihof--may their valorous efforts
humble the barbarians, the reprosch. OF
the old world, and restore our captive bre-
,hren 10 the arms Of their country.
Education, me harenr Of hberfy--may
they 50 difuse her pourishing rays, that
the Indian may rejoice under the happy
influence Of mild civilization and rational
independence
Thomas Je ffersop---In virtue and repub
Iicanism stands Hrm like Monticello "a
true emblem Of its mastery receives IN
shaken The fury Of every tempest, wher,
envy, malice, and faction, exhaust thei,
rage against him and expire in feebl,
myrmurs.
Geo. Clinton, vice president l.. States
The venerable and undertaking patriot
steady in the pursui, Of democratic repub
licauism May he ever receive the conf:
dence Of a free and grateful people.
American maidens--May they tcspis,
all suitors, but the friends Of" virtue, II
berly, and Independence"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-17
DETROIT IN ASHES!

A letter from gentleman of respectable
lily at Buffaloe creek, dated the goth ult.
contains the following distressing intelIi-
gence:
"By the schooner Charlotte, capt. Nj
hen, who arrived a, Fort Erie yesterday,
we are informed that the whole of the
town of Detroit is totally consumed by
Fire, not a single house in the town left
standing!
"The FIRE, it is said, first made its APP
pearance in stable near the centre ofthe
town, about 9 o'clock in the morning, and
such was the rapidity Of its ravsges that
at - O'Clock not one house remained -
The Citadel, which was rather detached
and in which where the barracks, officers
quarters, and contractors stores, was en-.
lirely consumed,"
NorE. Detroit is the seat OF govern
ment OF he Michigan Territory, and con
tanned upwards of 500 houses, built O
~oodin a compact manner, and above 2ooe
inhabitants.--lb.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-17
PROM IHn so.ron seurlrx.
FRIENDSHIP

FRIENDSHIP.
HOW sweet the ties of nature proye.
-, W hen bound in Friendships chains,
hey cherish life. they ease its load.
And tighten all our pains.
Wen fortune frowns. and traitors fee.
and turn their smiles to ieers;
When DER the waves we're forcd 70 roam,
How sweet are friendships tears.
When disappointed love has wrought
n pang within our breast;
how sweet the yi6tiuf's SOU reclinex
On Friendships downy neat.
When DER the sleeps we catch at fame.
And lose the giided prize;
How 5lest the sound how sweet the tears,
That How from Friendships eyes.
When age DER spreads the hero's brow.
And checks his " wild career %
When he reflects how short Is life,
He signs for Friendships tear.
When death shall come to seal our doom!
And bear us to the Skies;
How best the soul who views the tears
That rnoisyen friendships eyes.
Boston. June 10. 1905.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-17

To the eternal glory ot>thc British
House Of Commons, ia of its members
were willing to accede to the Irish PRAYER,
g $50 refused their assent. The effects of
THIS event are not so easily divined--Are
not the Irish in the same state as the A
merIcans in l775 and previous !--Let us
discard all men, all measures, and all
Things which oppose the dignity and hap.
pinsss OF man-Under specious names.
let Us not be deceiyed-A patriot is open,
ne IS honest--he waHts no cloak to hide
has designs-he has but one obiea in view,
MS country's good--becausc he knows
that what promotes his country's, aug
ments his own--Let US rejoice that we
five where no one dares TO pronounce the
anathema, it our creed does not accord
with his-and where the church which
mas always heen, when it bears sway, the
most despotic of all tyrants, does not con-
trout US, but by the arts of persuasion and
Its own intrinsic excellence.
Bar. En-. Post.j
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-17

Abous O'CLOCK IN the morning, at the
moment when every person was busy in
stopping o: examining the progress oil
the principal Gre, a smoke was perceived
issuing from the extremity Of the wing
4 that was ON fire, precisely at The angle
which joined thia wing to the body oil the
castle. On entering small detached
chamber they found under large camp
bed, heap of small billeis of wood and
! lighted rags onthe floor. The boards and
part Of The bsdsteads were already on fire,
aud in moment the flames would have
become general.
This morning, April 3, smoke was per-
ceived over the apartments occupied by
the count de Lille, which are situated OPP
posite to the wing that has been burnt.
The chief of police, aud many others, ha-
wing gooe into the garreis, found there,
rear the fire place, an eaf.hen pot, with
the remains ofsome charcoal, burncd rags
and the floor on fire; fortunately they
were able to ex,inguish it.
Messrs. the governor d'Arsenicw, and
the commander of the battalion of fusi.
lrers, with one of the principal officers at
iached to the count de Lille, were wit
nesses TO TIE new attempt, as they were :
also ,othc preceding one. /
Undoubted proof has been given of
these factsby the Governor general count
de Buxden, who, at the first news OF this i
disaster, went from, Siga to Mis,au. He
examined every thing himself, and gave
with the greatest activity the necessary
orders for the safety of the castle, where
every thing is now quiet The FIRE Still!
burns, but only among the rubbish. On
~ one. man los, his If. The co,nr,,rl-
er of the fusiIeers received wound on
his head. Many workmen were also
wounded.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-17
C ON NJ U MIC ALTON.
HARVEST.

(" How GOOD the GOD of HARVEST is 10 YOU /;
/" Whopours abundance DER your Rowing zelda %
TEoMsoN's SEASONS.
From almost every part of the country
We learn the glad tidings Of an " abundant
harvest" and for some time past the wea.
Their has been such as to enable the hus-
bandman to gather this rich product of his
labor, in unusual perfeetion. Unto HIM,
therefore, "rvho alone g;Usfh the increase
at whose SUPREME disposal are held all
fhe 6lessings, let the just tribute Of oRATI-
tube, ascend Ann. ID. Adv.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-17
MELANCHOLY.

On Friday afternoon, the slst inst. q
MIR. SLAfD was returning from Ba lston-
Springs 10 his home in Calway--had not
proceeded far before his horse was
frightened by the fall of gun, which
he bad deposited in his carriage 10 which
alright The carrig- was Mr.. Slaid,
as he related, felt considerably checked by
the fall he thereby sustained, but soon re.
covered, put his carriage in order and pre-
cecdcd about two niles from tile Springs,
toanintimate acquaintance of hisin Milton,
a Mr.. Dibble, where he alghtrd, accept
ed IN invitation 10 take TED, and related
not only the accident which had befa.ien
him, but entered into familiar conversati-
on on various, topics. After Tea he invit.
ed daughter, of MIR. Dibble's to ride
home with him and spend few days with
his family, to which Miss Dibblc assented
-,fbey had moi proceeded mile when Mr.
s. oberved " 6rLicre I shall nor hve 10
arriOe homs;'' these words, delivered with
"a tone Of voice that was tsnevsr 10 utter
rnore," shocked Miss Dibble-she cast a
box to his face--discovered his SITUATION,
and requested him 10 give her the lines
they were no sooner deposited in her
hands than Mr. s. laid his head in her Ian
and tainted. He was Immediately taken &c
la Mr.. Gregory's Inn, s. Ply sicians called
who, on examination, found some bloos
vessels were broken in his Feads He con
tiDued ~ swoon short time and expi
red. MIR, Slaid was a middle aged man
in the full activity Of life--he has left al
agreeable partner to mourn, with society
his urtimely dissolhion.--[ BaYston fiGh.
| The Canandaigua g Freeman" mention
as singular fact respecting Ounce ,t=l
in that place, that the old branches hay.
fruit on them of good size, while th,
twigs OF this springs growth are now il
blossom.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-17
FROM rHE EvsNINc flnE s1Dr.

l,nfiorfans--1 particularly 10 those engaged in |
rural afdirs:
a pamphlet has Just appeared, publish. |
ed by Thomas D0bson Of PhiladeIpha. |
which gives history OF the FLY that has |
been so destructive to the grain in MANY |
parts of the country within these few |
years; and recommends what the author
hopes viii prove effeaual for putting a
stop 10 Its, ravsges. He calls it the wheat
mo'h, or Virginia fly and begins lis trea.
tise with an account 5f the same insect
as It appeared in Frapce In The year l7ss.
i,ls IS followed by an interesting descrip-
ton OF IFS characters, transformation, and
particular habits /; and the pamphlet con-
cludes with the following method for ar
resting the progress of this destructive in
sect.
To preserve the grain from farther
injury alter il is reaped, il should be
threshed out as soon as possible; and such
part oil II as IL is wished to preserve either
Tor seed or grinding should be dryed in
an oven or kiln, IN which the heat should
be strong enough 10 Kill the catefpillars
without destroying The yegetative princi-
pie. This viii be effected by J24 de-
grees of heat Of Fatenhet's thermometer.
; Fer the seed grain may be better prepa
: red by being soaked in strong I've of wool
: ashes and quicklimc heated to such a dee
gree that the finger can Just bearit. Let
T, the gram contained in a basket, be stirred
. in this lye, and the grains SKINNED DIT
: that float on the surface. When it has
5 been thus soaked for about two minutes.
/, the basket which contains il should then
be lifted up and suspended by two poles
I'll the I've is strained off. The grain
: should then be spread very thin on aoof
: 10 dry, while a second bashetlUl is prepar
= ed in the same manner. When thus steep.
S ed and veil dryed, il will keep year and
j continue it for sowing.
Z " In France, mills and granorics wher,
large quantities Of grain we're deposited
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-17

Within our remembrance haryests have
never been so plentiful as they promise
TO be this season. Wheat, Rye, Oats,
Flax, Grass, &c. are all very unusually
productive. And what should increase
the gratitude which every heart must feel
Tor this abundance, the weather has been,
and continues, remarkably favorable for
securing is--so thatwe shall not only have
plenty, but good.
Corn, though wet spring kept it back,
appears OF very fine color, and may yet
produce good crop.
(7yen,oa True .1,nerieun.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-17

May the nations OF the globe we WIN
each other 10 promoting liberty, peace aad
happiness.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-17
COURTNEY,s HYMNS

1bis dug 10 6u5Lsbea. and Tar sais ar S. py,s,ss,,,
Book Store, Rie5Noad,
coURTEEY's SECOND EDITION OF
HYMNS & SPIRITUAL SONGS.
This pocket Hymn Book contains ore b,ns,ea
and rightly one OF the most approved HYMNS. On
varois oee asionss 10y different authors - od 80
hundred and seventy eight pages Of choice sni,i-
iual songs admirably adapted TO the yatious st,,es
and conditions OF men.
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