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ney poNaIu DOstons A. GnsSteN 3sHS
coach, I observed, by the light Of the
walters lantern, young lady who had
entered before me, aud placed herself
ON the back.ssat. She was of . deli cate
form, and apparently mill health /: bur
the circurastaaee which most powerfully
escited my feelings was, that she carri-
ed q very young infant, who appeared
like its unfriended ptotectress, 70 be u
prepared for the iaGgues Of such : jour.
ney. The eoachman's customary IN
curry, !. an n I" wa answered ~ .
hoarse I" yes from scdoor, and
found mys,lfon the road. with % other
travellins companion thana wonlans who
lasssmsd thsst ffisnslsss, anpfoss ssed
and unkngwa. r. 1T :. c cs.;.sa' ~
The morning 1as cold and rainy.
Drow.y through fatigue and wantct ress,
I drew my cloak around me, and ten 10.
70 : kind Of half slumber from which,
however, I was soon roa.ed By 9 com
6l,ininr ery from the infant which ny
fellow traveller carried: /" Hush, poor
little ouscast! hush, nv poor babe" efi-
ed she, I'D q voice Of niourntA tendsr,,
ness, " Tile word has 10 pity tot you !
Oh. Il Is cruel worldW She pressed
her sulferins lissle one 60 her bosom, and
sobbed in anguish. Here was a. ap.
peal to nv feeling too PoWsrfui 70 Dc
re.isted: in the impulse Of the moment,
I seated myself close ~ Her ,s'df
" Young woman! you seen 20 pc oes.
,rsssed-,russ an old man can pave
no interest IN deeeiving YOU ~ ann
distressed - she replied IN . voice
scsreely audible but / did not mean
to complain" - : e.. n =
Have you travelled far ~ sN.s
+. Froia Philadelphia, sir" -. \
- Painful, And you 90 farther STILL
go Boston-" = r
"Who are your friends in 'Bnston :"
I inou,red hastily. She burst into 4
passion OF tears, and felt had asked
two much. ~ have no friends--ao
.hamE!se she repsisd.--sI aspect. 40 pity
but trota aease,,, ami have forfeitsd
even ,hat. For myself, ! could suffer IN
slIsnce-I deserve 70 suffer; but my
bAas-nh, sic ! INV frieHdless little
Que ~. 4 letter claim to compassion!
both = claim-aandbe mine
n. t,,k 70 x,,rd ,on! We are all the
ch,ldrsn ol II ausgre ssiou, and II you have
srys4 mote than Others, your suffsrings
IN Is, ave been in fall proportien. You
are d,s,res.ed-I claim your reliance ON
m, protection" 80 :,
there are tines when prudence and
compassion appear a. variance, and when
ni,y would seem to deserve the name Of
weakness. The unfeeling sensualist
| ma, sheer a, nv credulitv /. and that cold,
! umid .el6.hnrss which shelters itself I'M
der the sacred earb Of prudence may
" point il. iron frown" 1t actions which
it Cannot im..ate-liule do I care. Be
i, niue to pity the faults and sooth the
sorrows Of a repentant fellow mortal
andif tina. Being whose highest attribute
/ -
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sSnn. .essI.man irom 81. eastern ,ear,
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$3.50 1,s,ns. IL M Dr.v sn3 my.slf
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Nv hssSsSsif ssrsaed i IL ssSsti
,rt;ye nfs an .msf,y1ens,. while mr iif,
rrrs. MD E,,ie r;;Sre thsr = ,e,n. Of
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hide Emily is--lnss; ruined. clipped
from her triendsi led perhafs nom ois-
grace aud hts together, with nj her sins
On her head ]" y .... -.
| Who !! Emily Hammond inquirs
ed Everard In brtashless agitation.
Yes, my good young friend, udss
thol know my child! Il; s
!" God of nercy! groaned Eyerafa1
and sunk senseless on the hoor.
We assisted him into the next room
and placed bin On . bed ! but before ne
had recovered 90 far % 90 permit any
inquiry after the cause Of his emoeions
the nnrse came from shove stairs WITH z
re4aest from The phy,ieien who va tfen
asisndia fkss -
walk aboss. she sohp.lse - ela..-
returned - tears, S 49, s. Il.
!. Friend HamaHdnd,l WIT thou con.
fort the dying ! Fnend ]. Ne. moments
Of thy.poor glrlar "nnmbsred and w.iis
nigh finished & she wishesto sthy
kisdness with het parting breath e ftf
EyeraTd had nov sseoSsIeos, ana Fe.
queske0 ~ y ieis ~ - Z. felsS
Mr.. Hanimond foli0w Mrs. Barlow %
the room q the dying stfah6es-. The cur:
Gains Of lie bed were partly drawn. and
We had approaehed close hssaFe che %.
served o.. :. MY father With alnt
scream vas lizard from the bed: 10.
Hammond Cell On his knees hs ~ hsde,
side, and srosned 10 neuish y ME
child / my poor lost Emily On my,
saipted Mar !! d this our daughsert g
this all hsvs lek of thee 4 Do md
our ltfe prsttling Emily, thus ! ksthee
ofmsrciss Z stengthsA me 90 Thy eaas.-
teninE my ehiid ] my child | szs thoai
gone Ths poor suf<sss I'D ineeds
and ouriubanss siEorts euoh hardly r.
kiudle DE feeble spafk of hss e1hauseed
frame. She opened her eyes = lsnSsh.
and viii q longdrswn sob exelaimed,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-03-03
SEINE w INE.
n o I c f.

TN pursuance Of a law passed at the last ge-
neral assembly Of Virginia, authorizing
the establishments Of a TOLL RRLpGE "a
cross Great-H Hunting. Creek, the commission
.ers therein named Will attead at the house OF
Joha Ggodiags in Fairfax county, on the eth
day CT March next and open books OF sub
scription for raising TIE capital sum of twelve
thousand dollars, in shares, as pointed out
and authorized by the said Jaw.
February %. ,fe
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SuWarroW Boots.
%IOHN G. FRANCIS,
From Eeyc- York,

I'FUUf "'C ft- YIN
IA RESPECTFULLY informs the PUBLIC.
8, that. be s2auafactures Sp7sar''ory Bo0ts
with al! the 1nodcgn improvements, warranted
eqpai 70 any in the United States. After ma
~ years Of experience in his business, he has
discovered new method ofretaining the elas-
ITCHY in boots. lie warrants to TT the leg be
it ever so badly shaped, lie makes boots OF
various descriptions, VIZ. Suvarrows--Eair-
Tops, Three Quarters, Corsican Spring foes,
Duck Bills, Round Toes, EonaPalte's Graves,
Jefferson Boots and Shoes, nc warrants to
fit tie Suwarrow equal to the tuck boots
Gentlemen Will please TO CAL and see Scr
themselves, at his shop IN klns-street, be-
tween Mr.. Mott.s ans! Mr. Aodghin's tavern.
January 8. Com
~: B. BE intends selling cheap fer cash.
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Joseph II. Vaudeville

Intends. to carry Oh tie FLOUR and go
Gerry BUSINESSin tie same manner en-
the same terms as heretofore done by d and
N. end solicits q continuance ot favors from
bis friends.
January 5. GU
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4or Sale or Rem.

"a WE'LL finished three story BRICA
4 a DNELLLAG H9JSE, containing Z
rooms with wash house, kitchen, smoke
house, coach house and stable and other ne
cessary buildings all of brick, situateon Roy
q street, a few doors from Gadsby's, and
Rsar the market. For particulars apply to
Robert Patton.
February o
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Attention to this Notice.

Hose. Persons who gave their bonds,
i fhs list Of NhiohI Eavc) will pieesc to
take notice that they ought to lave settled
whine in May last for property purchased
~ them.
viii, In orc month. from this date, iftley
do not come forward and pay off what is just-
y due, commence suits in ehanccry against
them.
Benjamin Dulany.
February r.. a. d2w
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F @ r S5A L e

.1aoald ccncgea e1f a snae-;or qaaHE IN snaA
boxes auitab'e for Private jffaafies.
s by 10 and Toby II Window Glass OF the
Baltimore naanufactory
Patent Castings and Teakettles,
Eucellos and Carcayeila Wines.
BY ROBERT T..EODES CO.
Feb. 4. ~2.w4w.
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Patent Elastic suspenders,
To be had, wholesale and letail OF tie "a
teutcc, next door below Mr. AIcx4nec
M.Kenzie's, lower cad Of France street, a
lexandGis.
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THEY furpass any yet extant, TOR

THEY furpass any yet extant, Tor
case, elegance, sc. Masters Of vessels and
OTHER gentlemen going TO the Nest-inIdies,
Spanish Main, sc. may be furnished Hltilsaa
assortment, and great allowance 70 those
who pMrcbase,by the quantity.
n. B. The buttons On the back parts ofthe
waistband ought to eplaccd the same distance
from each other, as the tive center buttons on.
the suspenders, TO prevent improper STRAIN.
ing, and thereby destroying the ease designed
in the construction Of the article.
I Richard Horwell.
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VOLUME FIRST.
VIII contain narrative of the voyage. with a
ds'cripuon of some of the most remarkable pia-
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