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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-21
NATCHEZ, Feb. IS, 1906.
FYoa, Natchitoches.


"For some time past ,he Spaniards have
been taking new positions and drawing In
near us. About month ago they estab-
lished post about II miles from this town
on the Nagadoehes road, at Quindseties
old place, as it is called, and their patroles
came within league or Two of Na,chito-
ches, and it was general circulating re
port that they intended TO take possession
of all the country west of Req River
The commanding officer at this place re-
ceived orders from the president of tbs
II. States few days ago. to remove them
by any means that might be found necessa
ry, 10 the west side. Of the Sabine river !;
the substance ct this order was immediate.
" officially communicated 70 the command
ant OF Nagadoches, who returned for an
swer tina, a compliance with that order on
his part, would not be conformable TO his
instructions, and signihed his intention to
maintain the positions he had taken, &c
upon which, early in the morning of the
sth inst. captain Turner, lieutenant Plat
ensign Duforet, and 60 men from the gar
rison Of fort Claiborne, were detached for
the purpose of removing all Spanish sol.
diers, &c. they meet with, to the other
side of Sabine, and in case of resistance
to repel force with force They arrived
early in the day at Quindlesies, where they
found an officer and 80 men, to whom
marching orders were immediately given.
A variety of unsuccessful pretences were
made use of by the Spaniards to procure
delay Gas was supposedly till they were re
inforced {; they however without offering
any resistance, moved off. Capt. Turner
remained till next morning en- the ground,
and after burning the house, marched op
after them, when, to his surprise, found
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-21

eioied, and FAY f. when they are open. e pay
the public debt" Get rid of that dead weight
upon your government, thar cranp upon al your
meaiures, and then you may put the world az
defiance. 30 long as il hangs upon you, you
mutt have revenue, and to have revenue you
mnit have Observation-Disclosures, peace. And
ihall yhefe netarious ichemes be adviled for light
ching the public burshens will you refort to
these low and pitiful hihs. Dare even to men
ton these dishonea arti6ees to exc out your ex-
pennies, when the public trealure is layilhed on
Turks and inhdels, on anging boys and dancing
giriss TO iurnlth the means OF beatiality to an
African barbarisnl
TO be cantiaxeld
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-21
Five Dollars Reward.

n t late hour laft night, was STOLEN
4 J. from the Office Of Waiter 1oaes, Eiquire,
in Pit areet, GOLD WATCH, made in the
old Engiilh fyle. She has no outer cafe. The
mare CT rhe maker is not remembered. She is
capped and jewelIed; bet face plain, and is par
ticula1ly remark bic for small piece Of circular
gold on the back. Whoever will Geliver the
laid Watch TO the Printer Of this paper, lhsll re.
ceive FIVE DOLLARS; and upon the con.
wilton OF the thief, an additional fun Of FIVE
DOLLARS.
March 20. dat
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-21
PUBLIC SALE.


Pur(asnr to deed of trua given TO the fubfcTi,
bers by certain .j5ets HIJjfbtys, TO fechrc the
payment OF debt due by iad Withers unto
Jons han and W. Scholfeld, will be Sold, by
Public Au4ion, for cafh, at the Coffee. Houfc,
in Alexandra, on the zzth OF this infant, nc
3 O'Clock in the afternoon,
he'tu0o JolowiAg zr05s Of Land,
One, containing .os, ard the Other
IS acres, adjoining each other, and are from 4
to q miles from the town Of Alexandria, in tho
county of Fairfax, ard Rate,of Virginia. Tas
aforesaid land lies on the old Leesourg road. Id.
joining the lands Of Captain Slacam, Beniadiia
Dalany, and CarIile Whiting. This land il
notify covered with wood Of fmall growth and
afford. handiome protect.
Andrew Schoifeld,
Thomas Cook.
March IS. dd
Platter Paris afoat.
so tons Platter Paris,
1900 feet Oars,
1t Lduyajoh's syAarf;
On BOARD The ichooncr Dove, Capt. .-=.a
from P,rtlahd, for fale by
Lawrafon & Fowie,
=, on Ja,d wharf
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-21
N . T | G. E.

THE fubferiber will rent the houfe on Fairfax.
i Rreet, near Duke freet. lafely occupied by
Mr.. James H. Hooe. Apply to MIR. Job2
Tar&sy.-As ioEe pehon has reported that tho
houie is liable for back rents, the following cef.
tificate, from MIR. Nathaniel c. Hunter, 1.-THE
oosinal proprietor of the lot) who leafed rhe
houfe and lot to me on an annual ground rent,
proves, that there is no truth in the laid 70.
port.
Stephen Cooke.
tT / hereby acknowledge, TO have received
the ground,rents due On a lot, in the town of A.
lexsnJria, on Fairfax. Rsest, leaEd OF me by
DR.. Stephen Cooke, up to the sd day Of Febru.
AIRY 1905.
NATHANIEL C.. HUNTER.
OCTOBER s, 1906. dec. Io.) law
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-21
HG REMOVAL.
10 I'm L u NJ SD ON.

TO Z N L U NJ SD ON,
Vv AS rem lve,i to the lower end of King Areeto
( i nearly oppoiie MF Robert Young's Store,
where he intends carrying on the Honfe Painting
and Glszing builnrfs as tlual, and will keep for
ise. r1gular Allotment Of Paint. and Oil, to.
geth with Window and Picture ,GIal,, otvari.
Gus fxes.
Marrh II. .. 60
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-21
N O 7 / c z.

The Co-part nerihip hitherto fub-
filing under the firm of MAclotA Ct LxmJaen,
Pa ntcIs, of Alexzndfia, was difiolged the zoth
infant, by mutual COZ feat. All perfons that are
indebted to, or thar have claims on The fame,
are rcquefed to come forward and iettIe as fpee.
Oily asp i5fe, as it is deii able to clole the COZ.
Germ, 10 either of the fubicribers.
Danssl Macleod,
7oAn Lamsdom.
March 81. co
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-21
70 RENT.
March II.

a THREE STORY BRICK WARE.
IL HOUSE, htua.ed on Union Street, oppo-
fife Col. Gilpin's Store, now occupied by Mr..
Philip Care. Peftfion will be given immedi.
ately, application to be made to
Philip Tri9lea.
March 81. dsw
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-21
N O T | C E

The fubfcriber intending TO remove
10 the hou!e next door TO Motifs tavern, will
vent the HOUSE AND STORE h. at prefent
occupies, between Royal and Fairfax freets.
Tunis Craven.
March II. d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-21
DANIEL MACLEOD,
PRINTER,

Continues in the fame 'houfe where
Macleod and 'Lumidon formerly occupied, next
door to MeGfs. Mandevil!e and JameIon, King.
tirssr; where h: carries the sign, Tranfpa.
rent, ard Ornamental Painting Gliding and
Enamel!ug, Framing and Clean4rg Pictures;
Malo = Aprons, Colors for Regiments, Marbles
ing atu ali kinds Of Wood nilaied.
AJo las for SAFE,
Oils, Turpentine, Putty & Paints
of AZ k,rd, ,!sy and ground IN cit; Window
and sPi.,Gsc CATS Of yarcus fz.s; which he
viii ltii 'tafonabic sor caia.
MHchaI 60
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-21
alerangrta Daflp anDerttBer.
FRIDAY, MARCH 81.

Capt. Swaine, who arrived at N. York,
on Monday last from Nantucket, informs
that on Wednesday last a gentleman pas
senger was landed at tina, place from the
brig Nancy, in 40 days from 'Lisbon,w
place she Left the 22d Of January aud re-
ported that TREATY OF PEACE was
signed on the s'h of December, between
the Emperor of France, and the Empe-
rors of Russia and Austria. The above
brig proceeded TO Salem, where she was
bound.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-21
S A L I,
Suitable for the NMewes.
JUST RECEIVED,

1900 buthels St. Ubcs Salts per tchoorer
Martha and Mary and for iaie, at Merchants
wharf.
William fIodgfon.
March III.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-21
3. , .,s.;

On Thursday the Goth instant, departed
this life Col. CHARLES BRoADwATER, Of
Fairfax County, Virginia, in the Ssh wear
of his age. This gentleman during his
long life ever supported the character Of
respectable citizen and filed with vigilance
and fidelity, the different public Offices of
colonel, high sheriff, representative of his
county aud judge of the court. All thoae
trusts he resigned through indisposition of
body and as above stated. gave up his
breath 10 the presence of 3 number Of his
aelghbors, with great apparent peace and
tranquility.
DIED, at Baltimore, On Saturday night
lasf, Mr.. Charles RLanghAn, of George.
sowr-much and justly regretted.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-21

March 81.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-06-30

lie deeply regretted the cirrum-
ffance, as difqualifying her for offer
ing her alterations in a fuitable man
Ger. With fuch difpoGtion, it
viii not be matter of furprifc that her
behaviour, at all times exemplary, in
the hours Immediately preceding her
difIolution Aould have been admira-
ole. Not Jingle complaint fell
from her hips. Even on the lait
morning of her earthly exifenoe,
when fhe had expreiTed to her maid
with to die, fhc infantry corrected
herfelf, and faid--" No, it is hnfu.
to with for death | will not with
for it,"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-06-30
Wooden Manu- factory,
1T GRAY-Dgqri3 sf Maine.
DIVING and Clothier's Works.

THE fubfcrber begs leave To inform the
inhabitants of Gray, and the public IN
general, that he is erecting on new and i'm
proved plan, a csmpleat fet Of Clothicrs
Works, hyperion TO any ever yet erected in
this part of the country, and inferior TO none
in the United States which will be ready 70
commence buinefs on the frit of AuguR next
In order TO give compleat fatisfacfion to the
public, who have been long impofad upon in
this branch of bufinefs, the fubfcriber has
procured known workman from one OF the
firlt manufactures in EngIand.-If never fad-
ing colofs, well fnifhed work, and punelali-
~ in all proniifes refpechng the buinefs, be
objects worthy the attentioa of the publis.
he doubts not but he will merit their fayors.
indigo Blue, fczrlet, crimfon, purple, bottle
green, London brown, corbeau, blue black Sc
ommon black, and all other fashionable CO.
Tors, to any pattern that may be wanted, on
plans entirely new.
Likewife will be dyed on Silk and Cottons
blue, black, bottle green, plumb, olive, olive,
drab, buff, or any other colors that may be
wanted-Blues on Cotton and Linen Yarn for
Checks, as good as ever yet imported.
Cottons dyed in fummer ouly, between the
srft Of April and the 6rlt of September
Carding and Manufacturing done as ufual,
except that it will be done with greater diff
match than heretofore-the beifg machinery
erected to turn off as much work in one day
as'was done in two Taft year.
The lubfcriber likewife begs leave 10 in
form the inhabitants Of Mint and its vicinity,
that he has eltabifhed Carding Machine at
Emery's Mills I'm A1faof whsTe every attention
will 10 paddle iikewife purpofes takingin
10th 10 finiih az Minot, where he will return
It every month. Whoever leaves cloth to be
fniihcd with the perfon attending at Minot,
may depend on as much attention being paid
a. # brought TO Gray.
Re returns bis hncere thanks to the public
tp tavors pan, and hopes by ftria attention
"a bis buiIn Ols to merit a continuance.
Samuel Mayaf.
". B. A lit of prices may be feen, with IN
card of patterns, by applying TO the WoIoen
Factory IN Gray. My 20.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-06-30
Mark 6 VIM. Harris,

Mu5sey's Ro.v,
HAvE received in addition to their former
4 4 lteck, a lupPly of GOODS, when they
will fell on reafonabls terms.
10 hhds. Ram,
I pipes Brandy,
/. caiks Sherry, Port * Malaga Wins,
chefs Hyf \
10 do liyfoasfkin B.a Tea.
- do seuehong
DO Congo
Caik Raiiins--Box do
Bet Turkey Figs per boz
Boxes Lemons
8 calks bea Fig Tobaees--Pspess
10 bbls. Porx-Bacon
Stone Ware
SO dozen Scythes and scythe sneeds
10 cafes Cotton and Wool Cards.
5ssf 3
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-06-30
GLa/S and Croekery Wars.
7. Bryant,

INFORMS the public that he has
juff received fashionable aG6rtn-ent of
Glass WARE, viz.
Cut and common ct. and PIT. Decanters;
Figurd and plain ct and pit do
Large water CARROTS
Handloms cut * common Vines
do do do Salts;
do do do Cfuits;
Pepper Gators, plated and wooden tops /;
Muitards; Sugars; Jellies
Cla:s Lamps;
Cut and common Tumblers;
Boxes China, &c. &c.
LikslviG Crates Ware aherted,
fuitabIe for traders-eheap for cath or ap-
proved credit.
E Crates packed at the fhorteft notice
1uns g.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-06-30

EbeneZer Griffin,
M. =, 5ors5-Row, Fjs-Stert,
HAS juft received a general al
fortment of
Ladies', MITES q Gsntlemfn's Shoes.
Among which are--Black, green, blue,
purple and yellow Morocco, with Italian,
Wirtemburgh and fpring heels-Engiiih and
American Kid, with and without heels, Gerry
ebees.-MifIes black, yellow and green round
and picked Ined--C entemcn's morocco and
feal-fkin Shoes and Pumps.
AL6-Suwarrow, Corduvan and
white top back trap Doors, which will be
fold or good terms. low fine %.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-06-30
Ren0vaL.

EDWARD HOWE, Upholiterer
has removed TO NJ. 9, Urior Reg, Mkt
Jhsss-where he has fale, freih affortment II
Up6OJfery and Paper Hangings !:
Fringes, Laces ard TaiTels,
Sofas, Chairs and Matrafes.
Furniture, Chintzes,
Live geefe, Ruiiia & Liibon Feathers.
Engiih and American Bedticking
An elegant afortment Of Ensliiln and Arr.r-
ican raperhangings, with borders Of the new
eft faihions.
CIhe Uphoiifery buGnefs carried
On As uiual, IN all its branches, with punetu-
atty and difpaich. ~ 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-06-30
FOR SALE,

1T No. 3, Long.HbayJ,
100 csik Sugar HID. Nails. and
- do. CIarst Wine, entitled to deben-
ture.
loo boxes mould Candles,
rs do Spermsceti do
$50 bbls. Meis < No. !, Beef,
$50 hal. bb!s.d do do do
10 bbls. Bons hiiddlings, and No. D,
Pork,
20 chefs Hyfonfkin s Souehong Teas,
Bales Georgia Cotton,
Quarter oaks Malaga Wine,
Pipes 4thproof Barcelona Brandy,
Cin-caies am Ship Bread,
BY Joshua Riab.vdssn.
Tsx ..
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-06-30

NOTICE is hereby given to the nonrefdens
ProPrietors and owners Of the following
Lots Of Land lying in the town Of P.gaud, in
the county Of Cumberland, thar they are taxed
in the year 1906, for the town, ftate and coun-
ty, in the bills committed to me the fubfcriber
60 colle6-aiso for the high ways, for the yeaS
l5o4-zs foIto4cs. viz.
iowa tar for the year 1905, IA the 6r1
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-06-30

f1AyE jan received an afI~taen, of
India and Engliih Goods,
which they oiTor for fmall advance fer cadr
or approved eredit.-AEe,
A large flock of Weitindia Goods
and Groceries.
.5n ss -pbieb arc,
Ben French Brady, per pipe or barrel
DO Barcelona DO do
Holland Gin
Malaga and Sherry Wine per Or. eask
vidonia do; Cotton
Eyfon, Hyfon-ikin, Souehcng and
Bohea -'eas, of the fra quality
Chocolate per box Candles do
by Window Glafs
zod, Iod, and I'd Nails
10 bbls. Bone Midding Fork
.flso,
A general afortment of Filming Geer,
etc. etc. (Sm) Js.s 2.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-06-30
Books and Stationary.
ISAAC ADAMS

No. S, Jorss-RozD, Ejs-Sire4,
HAS juit received new and ex-
terave afIortment Of BOOKS, which
he offers upon as liberal terms as can be OBJ
tanned at any Bookitore in the State :--Amsng
which are,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-06-30
Sfrayed or Stolen

FRoM the fabfcriber, dark red HORSE,
with black name and tail--a whise
tar IN hls forehead, and white fpot unon
ms noie-iome white on one hind foot-a
natural trotter. middling Gze, fome lane N
one fore foot when he went away. Whoever
"ili return. or give information of him tha.l
he genereufy rewarded.
! Richmond LoriDg, sd.
Nrikyorrssssb, Tzre &c.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-06-30
~ DOL Cardino.

HE tublcribcr informs the public
thas ne continues to carry On the WoOL
cdnD =, BUSINESS, at .Sararse5s Fs1,
and ne hatteTs himielf thar he can give gen
eral latisfattion. e en
- lhe price for breaking and eardins In.
10 ro'l'' y reduced TO $ cents per ID.
J~'t 9Sswl MOSES LoNCFEtIoT.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-06-30
State and county tax for the year 1906
Firfi DiviGon.

And unleis faid taxes, with all Intervening
charges, are paid to me the fubicriher, On or
before the eleventh day of the eighth month
Rext, 70 much OF faid Lots Of Land a. viii pay
the fame win then be fold al public aucion
At the houfe Of D4zist "a tssn, innhoider ia
faid PslzAa---SaIe AZ o'clock, a. "a.
William Campbell, Cellff7sr.
PsiIHs, 5fb NC. &C, 1906
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-06-30

From the .Elec6c Review.
This frrpriGng young lady wa:
ne daughter Of the Rev. Charlie:
t.Sgmmons, u. D. In the bloom Of
c.rporeal and mental accomplish
ments, ihe was prematurely match
ed away at the age Of fourteen. Mr..
Wrangham, an Englifh poet, anoci-
Guns the hifory Of this uncom-
monty gifted young female with that
'of arius' daughter There was among
other coinciaenccs, which we may
znppofe, an equality of age, and IL
rliIaHity, no doubt, in the workings
Fof parental grief and flial affection.
a Supernatural resurrection, like
ehat OF Jarius' daughter, was NOT to
b. expected But he who faid,
lAsnyfl a,fif tho he fees fit aot
70 raile up departed worth at our To-
hcitation and tears. will one day
'raiie il up TO h;msrlf.
We tranicribe ieme Of the ingen-
ious produaions OF this prodigy of
Poefy and tranfplant, from their
native, lovely bed Tome blofoms of
infant female genius, whiuh would
NOT diIhonour the brow Of Parma
'fias. The following, ii appears, was
written when th- was but eleven
years Of age.
THE FLOWER GIRLS CRY.
Come buy my wood hare bells, my cowilips
come buyl
@ take my csrnations,and jehamines fweet
Lea their beauties fhouId wther, their per-
fumes fhould die,
All fnatch'dlike my:slf from their native
retreat
O We who 10 pleafure and luxury live,
Whole bottoms would fink beneath half
my lad woes
All! deign to my cry kiad anfwer to give,
And lheS iett tear for tbs fate Of poor
Ross.
Yet once were my day, happy, fweet and
ierene
And once have taledthe balm of repofc !:
Bat now on n cheek meagre famine j. fesn,
And anguiGi prevails ia the boiorr Of
ROSE.
Then bay my wood hars-belIs, my c0wfip s
GENE buy
otake my carnations, and iehamines fwect ;
Islg their beauties ihould wither, their per-
fumes lhould die,
ALI fnaeh'd like msielf from their native
retreat
p ga
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-06-30

ing vols.
Jones biographical Boyle's Voyages,
Dictionary, Carts Northern Sum
BelknsP's American mer,
biography, Furgerfen's Lectures,
Ditto hiitory of New Sterne's works,
hampfhirs, Shakefpearess do.
Rollins Ancient Hiltory, &C. &c. making
a complete s1Tortment. An ahortment Of
Clailics; Webiter's, Maine and Perry's SPELL
ing books Morfe.s and Dwight's Geogra-
ply; Alexander's, Webllerss, .MIurray.s and
Stanford's Grammars Accidence Ameri-
can Preceptor Columbian Orator; Art Of
Reading Webaer's Cd Part; Murray's Er-
ercifes Key to ditto; Englifh Reader Sc
quel TO ditto, &c.
-LKEFYsE--
Blank and Account Books-EIephant, fu-
per royal, medium, demi, foIio-Poa. quarto-
pof. foollcap, Pott, plain and flower edged
drawing, muic, bonnet, marble, wrapping,
kentifh-eap, and blo,ting Paper Scales and
Dividers, &c. &e. &c.
Tickets, Halves, Quarters and
Eighths. in the sth Ciafs ArpsIFezr Canal LOt-
fryy, which commences drawing the IN day
Of Auguh Tickets rife in three weeks.
TEre %
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-06-30

Scythes.
A FEW dozen Scythes OF fupe-
rior quality, for fale by
Charles 81 John Fox,
Nos. & s, South fide Long-Wharf.
7urr %.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-06-30
Books and Stationary

THOMAS CLARK, at the new
freproof brick fcre, F55, Pref, has jult
received (n addition to his former aiIortment)
and for fale on reafoaable terms,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-06-30
E. Greedy e9 Co.

i. 0ICCIy q %.
Fi5k- Street, Haze for S,rir.
10 chefs frf quality Souchong Tea,
es.Geergia Upland Cotton,
Gin Cafes-Hhds. Rum,
Broadcloths, Plains Flansls, Baizes.
Coatings, Swanfkins, vevets,
Sewing Silk, Cotton Hose,
Hat Innings, Silk b. aces, Linens,
SuPerfine beaver and camel, hair Ha,s
Buttons, &c, (tfl 6,rxIa
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-06-30
ON A BLIcHrED ROSEBUD.

Scarce had thy velvet lips irnbib'd the dew,
And n ature hail'd the infant queen OF May;
Scarce faw the Opening bloom the lan's broad
ray,
AUD to the air thy tender fragrance threw
when the north wind enamourd of thee
grew,
And BY his cold rude kits thy charms decay.
Now drooSs thine head, now fades thy blsih-
ing hue;
No more the queen OF flowers, no longer
gay.
So blooms maid, her guardians health aud
Joy,
Her mind array'd in inocence's vets
When iuddenly, impatient, 10 deitroy,
Death clafps the virgin TO his iron braeit.
She fades-The parent, fiIter friend dePlore
The charms and budding virtues now no more.
p. 22.
The following little anecdote de-
ferves mention as evincing the force
of her attachment TO poetical purluits.
She declared there was no perional
facrifce of face or form, however
priced by her Tex, which Che would
not make, to have been the author
ofL'Ailegro and IL. Penferofo. And
one morning, when returning homs
rom undergoing very painful oPe-
ration, BY Ware, the occuliit; and
when, in confcquence, iomc appre-
henlon was entertained of her lofs
of an eye, ihe declared, with fmile,
that to be a MrLroN, ihe would con-
fent 70 be deprived liks him of both
ewes. FerveHt as was her thrift for
poeticnl excellence, we are happy to
lind that il did not impair her ineli-
nation for religious exercifes. On
shis view OF her character, Mr.. w.
throws cheering light in the follow
ing paragraph.
q Not lels remarkable than the
beauties Of her perfon, the elegance
of her tate, the itrength of her IN
deritanding, and the. goodnefs of her
heart. was her ftsadfait and humble
piety. Through the whole of her
ilncis, hlc was conttant in her deyo-
,ions and, when the extreme weak
uels and emaciation occalolco by
malaoy made the poiture of kneeing
llong painfully at length imprsaible,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-06-30

LAS received from London and B'zf-
: = fsl, by the late arrivals, large iuPply
'ofGOODS in his line, and has now for fale
1T M. 4, Uaion-StyNt-- B9RoH,
Camwood in ticks, Roman vitnOl,
do ground, OH 90
Brazilwood do Aquafortis,
Rarwood. Arehill,
FuRic. Cutbear,
lockwood. Nrtgalls,
Redwood. Arnatto,
Alum. Fupliflh Madden,
do India, Sugar Lead,
Coppsras, Spirits Salt,
Indigo. Tenter Hooks,
Clothier. Screws, Prefs Plates,
do Shears, Jacks,
do Coppers, Brown Iarter.
woad,
PAINTS.
White Lead, Shsllae,
Red do PruHian Blue,
Black do Verdigriie,
Venetian Red, Dutch Pink,
Spanifh Brown, Englifh do
Spruce Yellow, Roman Ochre,
Patent do Terra de Sienn1,
Stone do TIMBER,
White Vitrol, Ivory and lamp Black.
Ai5o-A large and general ahort-
ment of DRUGS q MEDICINES, on good
terms, and at low prices. 6m Jars
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-06-30

We fhall give another fpecimen,
and take our leave Of his "gentle
fpirit" with her beautiful lines On
Heightened Ref BaP which were
so,bc, and perhaps have been infcr;b-
cd on her own tomb !; an application
probably little expected by her at the
sime Of writing them!
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-06-30
RisfGlanp.
From the Elecae Review.

-1lsa.iy Of Alil5 CareIiae Svnmsns.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-06-30

Al5o-A large and general ailort-
uent of DRUGS q MEDICINES, on good
terms, and at low prices 6m Jans .