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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-04
A great Bargain may be had.
Bait Feb. IL.

T win to exchange fevsn or eight hundred acres
j. Of LAND, in Fsiriax county, formerly hsou-
aoun county, for good lands IL thc w-ttetn caun.
try. Ii lies near Sugar Lsaa -2-ln, it is finely
tlmbered and ws.scs., good farming land, about
rs miles Srom III. Cry OF Wafh;ng ron, 20 from
Alexandria, and from the Potomac river.-
There are two sst,emsnss and an excellent or
Schara on tae premites, about 70 bua,-ls OF wheat
lowei lsa fall and d good deal of clover, which
grows finely, the foil being welt adapted TO the
PlaiGer OF Paris, from the tneit experimental -
the title indilputa5le. Any perfon making early
application may ger an advantageous exchange
Application, by letter. 20 the fublcribeF in A.
lsxandria, will be duly attended to.
B. DADE.
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:. Robert T. Hooe & Go.
arV IL 2 .Mdt
Twenty Dollars Reward,

yyyiLL DC gwen for experimenting and iecur
w ing in Jail young muiatto man Aavc
r. .med ANDREW. He was hired by me Lac
year TO Mr. Jolrph Thomas, WHO kecps the n, d.
die ferry oppoGte 70 alexandria, AID s9lcon 50
from that place about the latter end Of Augu&
jaf. Heis abouta years of age, tect OF
inchss high, uay and well E7adc, has Ihoft cus-
Led hair. and is fequcn,ly Gbjrts 10 have ieve-
faliarge Pirpes in kisiace. He is reckoned to
be fcniible fellow, Of an eafy ag7ceablc aadfefs
for man in his low trllere t iite. As be has
not been heard of by nc fincs hia elopsn'cn1, !
7iupctthc has had the addicts To lhip him!-lf as
tresma,. Oh board foae veGei ei,hee at Alexan-
dria OF BaItimorr. Whoever takes hiuF up and
ircures hin 10 any Jail ihaii r.cciv- from nc
the above reward, as loon as due information
thereof is given to TIE or to Doeaor Mp. Cag.,
fs, at Port Tobacco.
G.. B. CauGn.
NJ rylara, Charles Cous,y,
January II, Feb. 81 zaw
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Thompfon's aromatic Tooth PAfs,
For the lsorvy in the teeth and gems, and tor
whitening ana prcfc,vipg the teeth. ItHkew,ie
1akcs off all difag.esablc tmslls from the breath,
which generally aries from lcottasic gums and
bad teeth. This pate is much in ufe, and high
~ ellsez,ed By all thoGe who value the prsfsrvati
on of their teeth, i: may be applied at al times
with the greatsH fafety. il is neatly put Up in
p.wse, boxes With paper directions. Price SO
cch1a box.
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FOR SALE.

Anslegsntthree cory Brick Houfe,
on the cotper Of King ard Columbus Areets. now
occspied by MIR. .7oEn Robeyts. GT. YOC NC
NEGROES or GROCERIES viii be taken in
part payment. For terms apply to Col, Gearge
D<stsif, or to the fublcrlber in the City Of
Wilmington.
Nicholas Vols.
Fsbsaary 10. law
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STOP THE THIEF.
Oa~Tburlaay aigbt, The 9Th IF Jaaaary las, cras
taken on efmy Fable, akoaf 7 or s o'elsek
a PA Y MARE.

E0UR year. old next iprng, about Il and
L an half hands high, rough fbol before, a
fnip on the end of her noferupoc with the wag.
gear, and think one of her hind iees .hi,e,
has large ears. will give FIVE DOLL AIRS
for the Mare, if taken ten mies'fso n home !;
len, if 20; or TWENTY FOR the Mar. and
Thief, if convicted TO to be brought to con-
dign panifhment. and all realonable expcnccs il
taken at greater diRance.
John Ball, fen.
Alexandria County, Dit. Col.
February 5. raw
N. h. The Mare was feen ii. poaei1s Of
the thiet croiling Wafhiagson's Ferry TO the city
of'Wafh'ogton. on the nighttime Tas Rolsn,
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Ohm BARNES, Clerk.
February 20. 2as,w
A LANYARD at Occoquan.
VIII BE txtsfed at Public Sale, or ibt tuaj.
on TEURSDAY, the 9th If Manb mx,

on IEChoDHl, NE sO u WaR1 hftl
An undivided half interelt in va.
luabls TAN. YARD and STOCK, the whole
Of which is foppoied TO be abGui i've huaded
Hides, nearly tanned-slfo Considerable pared
OF hnilhed SIDE Lsather, Kip Skins, Calf Skins
ard Boot Legs. The ya,d contains flxte.n vat,
FIX handlers, two lines TWO bates, ard pool
a bssm houlc, bark mill, lhop IS by IS fee,
two aorlss high, with dry cellar; good fst
Of ihop and yard tools, and is frppcd, with con-
fiant ifeam cf water commanded at peafpre.
There wiH also be Sold,
The Other halfof the yard & itoch
sogether with large two tory dwelling hoDl' 10
an uafnithcd fate, with cellar and kitch:n I'M
dcfneash, provided fuch an addition would Be
lnore accommodating 80 purchafsfs Inns yn
is Gtuated 10 en- excellent oeiehboThood Tor 81,
ting bark ard hides, and being near the 'IInHol
the town of occoquan, and Immediately 90 ms
: main fsge read froa. Alexandra 10 ffeae'hn ~
burg, and on the road from a'sXahdFia an0 I'D,
plaH to Faaeuer caurt houie, Hsyu'a'ka a1a
the usper country, is an excellent place . t0 u''
,iale of lssther. The above proPertS>s 'ON ~
confeopssce Of the death Of R0b't Lise'ay, G@
of the fola.sr p,opsi:.o's. It is in lolAu"
,tituation, and the terms Of fale Will DC HNo' ''
commodasns to. purchaiers. .,.;,
A'fo, will be fold, at shs.ssme flfe' 'D' ~
dividual property Of Kobe.tLm4'y' .a,,.
.e III perlons having CLAIMS sga''A :"
firm of ROBERT LINDSAY ard 20 az Nv,
qucacd 70 brig them forward, 'ad ta0ie 'n'''''
ed to make immediate pay srito -
George w. Lind Ia ~,
: Ssryi;gimg Pa''"''
ar TO
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in received direa from the Parensees, lai'
Fl IRIS LIE BY
JAMES KENNEDY, Jun.
DRUGGIST;
The following Valuable Medicines
Or. Ra5ulou.s Anti Bilious AMI
StomacheL Batters.
PREP AIRED BY
THO NJ A.S II. K A w S O M
NJ ,moer of the Connecticut Medical Society.

-F>HESE Bittefs have undoubtedly had tie
Il M 1T rapid falc ef>any Patent Mcdiclne;
yer before difcoyerea, and afejualy appreciated
OF their tinsuar and uncommon virtues Tor y
ftoring weak. and decaycd combinations. and 81
shattrain Of comrlicated complaints 70 COMMON IN
the fpring and fall fsafcns, iuch as 'atermift4sl
Fes,ers and Agxes, lang 4lafamaal, FeVt,s, ~.
nuts,ies, So they are alto a very pleafarf olt-,
tes for common uie, and ~hete they are Known
they hay. .aisenAbe psreand fupefsedea the use
oian o,her bites in pubic hoaiesas yeti as in
private fainilics.--Price 50 cents ahpx,
Dr.. Lees (Windham Bilious Pills.
THE great falr and incTeadpg demand for shele
vuuabc pills for theie twelve vars paf, tie.
lpaak their intrntc worth. They have proved
lingu,arly eficacioas in BRlioas and Ttlloqo If.
U.rs, Jannfict, lead Aafbs, Dy1eh'ef1es, 8'liea'
GboEc, CoGig=R5A, Fe1ale emPlajnts, eae'
rhs vcty. great demand ami high eitsem 10
wliich th.fe pills are held throughoGs the United
States ard he Wet Iodies; has ..:dacsd nsny to
counterfeit hem the parchafer is rs9psited &c
oalesye that the name of Samuel Lee. Jun. lthe,
patentce) is s&xed to each bill of directions, IN
bis own hani writing, or they willnot be gcnn-
Inc Price 5ccents a cox.
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DIR. Rawlon's Werna Powders,

= medicine which for efficacy and iatety IN i,s
operation ttands. unrivalied. The n6e anthem
sicsted proofs and Respectable authorities of its
.aaon'thing yirsocs, ana Mrpridng efcfss, 10 rx-
trefae add alarming cafes ofrworms, may be feea
at the place OF iale. Price 50 cents packet.
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January rs.
Fer SALE, on Credit,


r-g~HAT valuable PROPERTY, at the>ccr.
4 ner OF Prince and Pitt fteets, lately oc.
cupicd by Mr.. G.erge Cdemeayou; fronting
feet on the former, AMI on the latter. There
arc Eve dwelling houles on tbs property, two.os
which are commodions aFh web fsihea.
This property will be fold altogether, at pub
liz vendse, on credit Of S. 9, ana IL months,
For negotiable notes with approved indGIis.s.-
GI The fale will take place OIL SATURDAY
the r5fh Of March next.
On TIE faas day 7vA be ki,,'sa grszna rent f0r
atesr, 10 the b,gbgf bidd.r, on the 9remye;.
Two unimploved LOTS Of ground, lying at
the inlerfetfon Of King and Fayettc arecss.-~
z The ituation OF this propersyia derned superior
to any other on King arees, as It faces the Ola.
,Conal a:eet and adjoins +pnmp of she oet wa
ter in town.
Robert T. Hooe & Go.
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Charles County Court,

TT appearing to h. Cou.s, uoon ~ .' Co.,
4 OF William NJ. Maynadier, for 4 cc, rss'
OF partition under the ct entitl-d Is A. . -
dissi deiesnts," thar Charles AIssar1,, ;" 70
Frances his wife, Charles Tyler and s,r,l , M
wlte, Rcbes. Brown. Cecilia Outlaw, d
Louaa -, Rchgra Blown, S.oio,, e"E
Martha Lannea Brow Gnaayu. Richard s..
ander' Brown, Lewis B. v hi,lcg and MAJ. i =,
wife, Eleanor Brown, Richafd Browo-rsh%
rine Brown, EIcanot Brown, Outlaw, B.o~ ~
and Wiiiam browu, pesiors gtGdepu Il J..
fare OF Virginia, arc entitied to certain mr, i
stie land thsicin mentioned and tie commit
efs appointed in parlusnce Of til. laid p.s,;,o
having made their &c urn iaevsoi 40 tn, +, i.
srests: II istbs,eRton ordenl, That Il, r,a
perians appear, oy fhtmleives OF .b-u s,ur.
ney, in Charles county Court, a, CHARLES. I. ",
on the taird MONDAY in Much rev, ~
fhew esutc, if any they have, Shy tie t.ror
aforlIs:a, CT the comm;iEoneis :hould not b,
confirmed, and that the taid William NJ. Nav.
nader give notice of this oFiefby cauGsp the
fans TO be inherited in Snowden's paper in Alex.
anari2, vice week FOR the I,ace o. THE. week,
before the laid third Monday IN March next.
Tslt,
.5,OHN BARNES, Clerk.
February 20 2y,w
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-
Wall b. ioid, to HE hisb.a -.
'iot reasy money, on THUR ca o"ca b liss
mas has p aJI'ni MsEehl on the fam Il e
- : S n Jun, 4F'''A.s J.
SIX Uu!aaJk Slaps, u.
liable .i 5lss s.l' ~ Two women, and one g,,
cattle, an sd ia ao hafis four ether hses, s
dry teoIs ard Ja mess,a wagon and sea., MO- NO.
and isdser 'n'a''0n atea', and parcel VITO az rs
AFo, the tract Of land, with the annDr,.n
tanning hundred and forry esSp ul.snances s,
~hsreen arc ere2ed good and capy.n a;a aaa ass
great proportion Of which laad is uneleared aaan
INC ABOVE properly aken and eivenup toi.r;s @es.
judgments obtained by Jane; Waugh iherT ;'ai uioy
eeutions in poiTeEion of @ 'A''h' a'Paa,
Mard 8. No'Ons' f. c.
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DR.. Rawfon's Itch Ointment.

A certain ard fate application for that difa-
greeshle COMPLAINT called the lltH. fnce ~
cents box.
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WANTED TO PURCHASE,
A quantity Of
CORN AND RYE.
A92lyt e
1T Coloasl RAMsAY's Gaming Rosm.
Fesrnaly Il. 60
For SALE or to Rem {.

IqoiN Sell or REM the talIozvisg YALUABLG
PROPERTY liz Aleaand,ia and It's Vieisi-
~, evia,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-21
Franz The Lona'oH Oraele.
+ Cate Of Good Hope and its DsbsnS|"
cies.

WE cannot avoid congratu'atIn5 ~ ~,
.coun,rymen on the late intelligence "n' nv.
announced the happy tidings of these Sou" A
ments being again in our Pos s''oD y.
late judicious traveller ia h delivered y.
cided opinion res pectia3 their Va'o'' ~'
after describing the christian set'l'I ~, a,
which run southwark of the Cape as a. ~,
the Fish river, aud the drlI5htd' e'u .,,,,
Of CaaGrsria, which skirts the eastern ''I he
for more than seven hundred nl'lS'' he
does not hesitate TO pronounce them b.
finest countries in the world, and may Il
rendered of more importance 70 ~ 'gp
Britain than all her Oriental and WV ~,
dominioos pa, together. This opinion o,,r
fully substaatiated wnen lord Ma"5'D I'd
esriy in the year seventeen hund'eo s.,,.r
ninety eight, went TO Paris as p'ssurrnci,s
,iarv on tn. part of England, to nsSs ,,pc.
n.ace with the then government o. :. hi. /
when his lordship came TO d''s 'J The F
part Of his mission which tssps. ,!,,s,ia'
Cape Of Good Hope, thsnin our po -. p:a, J
he s,renuosly insisted on ms sS 1ai
- cox. who acted in similar CT
on the part OF The Freach h'P
strongly insisted upon ITS -"
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-ViJlets air
Basswee,e. than ehe Ills sf .19Ss'sgH

The ancient Greek poets, both Homer
and Aoecreon, have also alluded 10 'O'
same cosmetic, since both of them Gescri''
porpleish hue to q female eye.
-Winkrlman 10 his ''R Election on me
paintings aud sculptures OF the G'esS'
writes that his. researches ccucernlog me
mysterious arr, said eo'te prac'lsed among
the Greeks, Of changing the eyes mn
bkrck ones, have not succeeded to MS W So
End it mentioned. but once by y o'co'
rides. Could have cleared up:hIs 1T'"
would have been problem worry - "a
the Affection of the NewtDns and inc h''
garotIis, and have interested The t'rseS"
discovery SO sdsaatsgeou. to iheIr c"""'
-especially-in Germany, where large Nv
blue eyes are more frequently met WIZ
than black ones.
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| \ II the reader should cad en,er, :,
mens in the following long note, il von, r
be unjust to complaia.
The Asia,ics have in erea, sdmir,s,
black or dark c0hoyed eyes, which, in ,h.;'
description Of perfect beauty, are slmo,,
always enumerated among the mos, power.
fuI ana striking charms. The poe, Hate,
says, " The impression which blark.eu.
damsels have made on my heart will pevs,
be efaced." The Hours of Paradise 4.
rive their name from beautiful woman,s
tblackeye. The epithet black eyed, amouo,,
the eastern writers, seems to be syoouln
Gus with beautiful. The women use ar,i6
cial means 20 give a dark appearance to
their eyes. Samson, in his voyage de
2Prrse, Informs US, that they set little ysus
on blue, grey, or hazel eyes the black
alone are admired among the Prrsiaas."
Il is hnely imagined by The author Of
CaaPhVathek, that Akenside's rch exprss,
sion,
Ia the DIRK heovtn CT Miras eye"
might have been suggested by the black
eyes Of the virgins of Paradise.
La an eccentic dissertation on cats BY
Moncrlef, are the following notices on blue
or grey ayes. 9 The eyes of CATS" say.
our d,ssertator, IL his mock eu!ogy, sers
for long time the objects OF female aab.
ton; ,h1y could receive no praise more
Aattering than to discover tEst hey had
blu ISL grey Eyes; that is, changing ike
those OF cats, q 9reemsh as they common.
~ have
The lord dc Coucey, 60 celebrated Tor
his loves, acknowledges, la his verses, that
such eyes were ,he secret charms that Ma.
dam dc FayeE pracs,sed on him. These
blush grey eyes are hose which commonly
are ct d pale blue, or sometimes OF wa,
ter color, when varies or unduiatcs, viii
d fferent shades, 10 the course of the day.
The green eyes never change their shades
-D!odofus Siculus tells US ina. Falias wa
named by The Egyptians GLaucopiS inst is,
having eyes Of Il SreenisA un'fe: ard
Pope . blue eyed ma d. has ten cea'
sured for being lnexact ut should be" eyes
of a bright citron."
1t is a custom in the east 70 tiugs The
eyes of women, particularly those OF laIF
complexion, with an lmPalpab!e po~ds+
prepared chiefly from crude an t'mopy 1t
is Of a purple colour snd Psrsian Poet
compares 1t to the v.oiet. The ATsbaa
poets compare the eye ids ef a fine w'
man, 6a.hed IN tears, Ia Oi0lets drgRpm5
with detv. Shakespeare has
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he emerald pSfdUtcs IiStit'tIS o'''''N''' J' -S
Their blue canpotvxiss, isphire Pou's;
: An amesb,R their purple Uiotef slows;
A. topaz d joagsl and aer3biss RIFE.
So pIgnt their paths, the blowers enamei
here;
And !lghr. and fragrance flow aiong Cashmere.
In grove. of date.,rees feed the eiVit race,
Aad each lone vale the hat E, ID gase!s grace.
AT morn they chase their azure 5HffIf't',
And watch 10 walks OF Rowers saeF qnlverlng
dies.
Their mimic fines, the nisbtngaies provoke,
Who, as they ch4unt within the Doonlt3ht oak,
With raAled feathers d delirious throat,
FAINT Ger the Rrs,n, and die along the note
So NAUTICAL the woodlands OF Cahmere!
So tire thar. b5fams, ana 50 tjRc their ear! =,
To wsde her cuie, lawns, in foEres tall
Is heard high eGIcade's romantic fall.
While or sher crl(psA lake the cygaN toats,
Some drop their Gtken nets from gilded beats;
Some race, fonc hawk, iome yield their lv'fy
To Beauty's hand, an idle wave to pour;
She, as her ears iit,le~tumult torn:
aarm
9,bronob f,mme, nights 70 charm the drowic)
car
Their Ugh, oars da(n the cool, lake Of C96mew.
St'etch'd on silk ca'h signing 'sfSene ~, ns''
Their tender eyes some dear Noman@e '""'.nS, ;
itey read, and love, and cali 'ee" eho''' ~
wake which can
,osu'os ~''I'' 60" f"''''' ans '-''''
-. -. c.nou yagtb
80 ;" 'p:D -, ''.N ' ,rr,h
Sb,'ln,k. hrs oalF,nt, W rs,,ep i, bowe,,
And n,'orxh. 1,uI in .yey 1,Rc Flezyer*
~. 81. ,Gn, laaa .,fl,ve Is ~ Chime >,
And Mn, and fl,,vers arc all she creatures
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And as each ringlet like an AFRO" oaf's'
All eel, ali own. these plunderers OF heafts'
Th.v. lofe their freedom for a l0ek Of bar.
4, ,;nplet chains captive in Caihmere."
,houssud yoths thousand daniels PaH,
Who bv their true loves blaek.yts iweetly
fwear:
Lovely 40 Iofeph, when he blusn'd TO love,
Nbarm asZul<ikbs sigh'd the boy TO Provet
,CaIl,d by kindllng fmile, the lover roves
Ror(e. dropping bowers, and ciuon bisathinS
groves,
But foon he claims Ril and lone reposs;
The quiet twilight of the cuftain'd boughs.
What can ike beauty, Jolitade cndeari
The bnheR spofs are baPpiclt in Caihmers!
Though many a brilliant charm adorns their
noon,
They love more dear the solitary moon;
Then half breath'd whispers cloie their kisses
fweet,
And Gnowy, through the ia sdes, their chasing
teeti
Then burns tn snchantment round The wand
fers mark
The shining rocks, dim wales, and arbours dark !;
Some fit retir'd and lome in dances bound,
While hollow halls their silver voices sound.
No moon light scene 20 lover is So dear
As whcn its yellow light sleeps o'sT Cab.
mere.
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Beauty has fuch refftlef, power,
That even the chate Egyptian dame
Sigh'd for the blooming Hebrew boy
For her how fatal was the hour
When 10 the. hanks of NilIus came
A youth 70 loyelyand 70 coy!
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-04
FOX SALt,
By Iohn i. Thnrffon & Co.

FOX S44Lt,
BY John r. Thurfon & Co.
FoR1-STREET.
ERESH 'iapsysne and fhs Baltimore and
: PhiisdelPhis FLOUR, il whole and half
barrels.
go kegs freG frperfne, sas and rcm.
mon Englith Muhard,
80 boxes Spermaeeii Candles-JfyfJsyt.
90 do dip'd tallow do.
500 gallons Linfesd Oil, ben quality and
very eheep.
goo bOres brown Soap.
so crates Cream Colord ssd blue painted
Ware, .---
90 calks aforted EsgIifh Mathematical
10 debenture,
500 boxes I by l5--lo by i2--s by 10
~ by 9-and by Crown clafs,
20 cafks Paints, viz. white and red Lead,
Yellow oker, Spaniih Brown, Vsne-
tan Red. Patent Yelsw, verdigTile,
white vitrol aad Writing.
1000 Iron Cogs,
50 EnEhih Scale Beams,
500 lbs Eaglifh wirs-aEorscd.
Few doz. do Spades and Shovels,
DO do qlong and horr handled Fry
ing Psas,
Lea aoublf rolled Sheet Iron,
Pew ech lsfgs, adding and inall p.
Cod Hoo@ss
~ aaonEss, Eagiiih hollovir Oa Ware,
DO do do Stone do.
5 tons pig sad bar Lsad.
9 hsefs Lead, 8 q s3 per fYgsys soct,
10 ealks patent Shot--aGorteo,
Tara white and black Warmth.
do fuper6ne and sne copsl do.
1000 large and frnsll horn Lanthosn lights,
Ca1s Rice. hhds MolsEes, and sbIs
Sugar,
Few hbla Navy Msis Pork.
30 ehefs Hyfon, Hycu1Ein and Sou
shong Teas.
Faints grsunG Ia oil, and pu, up for e.
psrtation.
Portland, 5sy "a.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-04
@isceE1Hp.
FOR me Portland Gazette.
STRIPLENG-Ns. "

1sI-7s iyssy js4ios Jszssis e4azgyrs reszs,
NJ, ysgis Ss's1 "a 10 tssfs psyi<uir milton :
M. Who'll.
FRIENDSHIP" agreeable to
Dr. Young, {" is ;hc wine of life"
We know by experience, that With
oui this currentcoin, were We in pof-
felton, Of every earthly good, we
hould, indeed, be poor. Friend
nip is that tacrrd bond, which links
together individuals --focietcs-na-
tions We were formed not like the
hrufes Of the field, which know nor
the end of deterioration, or tina, they
have creator; --or like the fowls
Of the air, but, to be delighted with
fenfations, .tha; afford rational plea
fure. The tender feelings, ariGng
from the plezfures of friendfhip,
fern no 'incon6derable portion Of
our enjoyment. And he, who does
moR. to cultivate and promote thefe
fenfations, is happily difpoied--he Is
q very ufeful member of the CON-
muni,y; this is the man, we fhould
love this is rhe man, We hould
priae above ali cshers--he IS czlcu-
lated TO do as the grezseft benefit.
A life Of gloomy folitude is con :.
trary to natures laws beyond human
Endurance. Naturally inclined 70
fociety, nothing could indnce a man
20 be saff on deloIate iGand, never
again 10 fee his fellow man. Death
would be more welcome. Strip US Of
sur focal enjoyments, and the lions
that roam the wilderness of Africa
enjoy more, for their inlen6bility is
adapted their condition.
If men alone experience the de-
lights. THAI are ever howing from
friendfhips they are not the only be-
i1gs. thar meet together and sdoci-
ate. This fpirit Of sfFociation is
found in the animal, vegetable and
uniyerfll kingdom. And We cannot
but fuPPofe. thar the pleafures Of
fenfe arc enjoyed BY svcry order Of
nature in common though there
may DC a ltriking difference in de-
gree Do We know. how far the
fenfafion of birds and BEATS extendy3
they have feeling 70 have plants
and trees and every thing, which
has growth.
Birds sonnet talk az men do, yet
they undoubtedly have a language,
well undesRood among themfelves.
And communications among vegeta-
bles may exilt, of which we arc en-
;sirely snacquainted.
Man, formed as he isof matter and
fomething more, which is termed a
thinking fubRance, ftands among
che nobler works Of God /; elevatee
in ration moulded out Of tnsfe nj
Ger materials, which give boldncfs to
thought -dclicacY 60 taRe--corrs4-
nefs in conception. To thefe ma
terials, We May attrib0te every thing
that exzlts Us in the fcale of being.
To thefe, we may attribute that p.sa-
fure, which aries from friendfhip
and the delights OF focal intercourse.
How happy they, the hsppiefi Of their kind.
Whom gentle ffars unite and in one fate
Their hearts. their fortunes and their psrlons
blend rzomsov.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-04

no a FISH or THE BROOKE.


Pioa P.ssr Pi~Sar'I . lMa,9 OF Bsiiad,"
WHY Ecest thou away with fear
Trua me, there's naught OF dagger near
nave no wicked hook,
All covered with fnarinR bait,
Alas! 10 tempt thee 10 thy fare,
And dragge thee from the brooke.
= harmless tenant Of the food
lo not with 10 lPill Thy blood;
For nature unto nee,
rerchance. hath Eiv'n q tenief wife.
And children dear TO chaEm thy life'
IS he hath done for me.
Enjoy thy fream o harmless Fin
And rrhen an angler, for his dilh,
Through glntSon's vile I'm,
astempts--a wrstch--to pull thee 90,
Sod give thee ftfsngth, o gentle ,ront
10 pull the ralcal il.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-04
NOlNE

nWHersas Matilda, my wife. hs, ,eft nv
ped aud board, and behaved in an unbe.
es"ang nsar'scr.-This is TO forbid all perfon.
narocsf'ss Or truRing her on my account. !,
! an determined 70 pay no debts OF hor can.
tracing. rBRNEzrp pJypr ION
July ~.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-04
a1R SALE,

1T No. 8, Long-W5a
100 eafk Sugar HID. Nails. and
20 do. Claret Wine, entitled to dsben-
ture.
100 boxes mould Candles,
rs do Spermaceti do
so bbls. Mefs * Ne. !, Beef,
half tb!s. do do do
80 bbls. Bone N1iddiings, and Ne. J,
Pork,
90 chsfls Hyfonlkin * Souchong Teas,
Bales Georgia Cotton,
Quarter oaks Malaga Wine,
Pipes 4sh proof Barcelona Brandy,
Gin-cales and Ship Bread
BY JosbHG RiebardsOn.
June 3.