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was long since kno wn to be. He accordingly .c
companied M. Davis. anu on being shown th.
ore, immediately pronounced it to be strongly i'm
pregnated with Silver-he made small expert
ment (but would not permit any one TO witness
it) and the result was, that piece of silver of A.
bout the size and value of an eighth of a dollar
was produced-sevcral other experiments were
made (but equally secret with the same success.
To cover the deception more completely, small
piece of genuine ore (some OF which he no doubt
carried with him for the purpose of decertion)
was sent to the shop OF Messrs. Hartman and
Philips, siversmiths, who analy2 ed it and found
it to contain valuable proportion of silver 1T
was now that Vansice's plan was mat,red. Fte
however first made another experiment. OIL a lar
ger scale, AID produced piece of silver of the
value of S 81 LIZ cents. Confident of the i'm.
mense value of the discovery, the rage for pro-
curing shares was general. Vsnsce, by agree
ment, was to be equally Interested but observ-
ed, as he had not funds wherewith to defray his
proportion OF the expense necessary to be incur
red in building furnaces, SC. he would have no
objection to dispose Of 4 few shares. The offer
embraced with avidity, and we are informed
several shares were immediately taken. From
one of the purchasers he received 125 dollars
cash how much more he received, we are not
informed. Preparations were now making to
commence the building of furnace, but before
any eXpence was incurred, the gentleman elop-
ed, and is now pursued by two of the persons IL,
terested-it will naturally occur to the reader.
that some of the gentleman's own coin, was in
truduced into the crucible, with the ore, ON
which he was making experiments. -1That he
was in possession of genuine ore, the more ef.
fectualy to coves his deception, cannot be doubt
ad The said Vansice, is about feet inches
high dark complexion, and by attending par
ticularly to bis dialect, the German accent NAV
he distinguished. 1t will be we'll for the public
10 be ware of the Villain
Since the above was in type. an additional ex.
pertinent on seven ounces of the ore has oeen
maize at the shop of Messrs. Hartman and Phi
Gps-The result was, that not particle of Silver
was extracted! 1t is now evident, that in all the
experiments which were before made, pieces of
coin must have been introduced into the crucible
or that Vansce was in possession of a small
quantity of genuine ore So great was the rage
for procuring shares, and indeed, so Ha,terng
were the prospects, that it is believed, the fellow
might have swindled to the amount of several
thousand Enthusiastically, however, he pocket
ed but 125 dollars which, we understand from
one of the gentlemen interested, was the extent
ofhis villainy The persons in pursuit of the
swnaler, went as far as Frederick town, Md hut
ne had gained too much head Sray, and they re-
turned..GaSette
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introduced practice, which gives rise to gres.
mposition--iftEe article when review we'd is found
In be OF very mean quality, even rotten, il is IL,
the power oft beownGr (tho' no man of correct
conduct would use it) to sch his unmerchantabls
article by the face ottle note, to the great loss
1.-THE unsuspec,ing purchaser. Some of the In
'sDectors; have,vcry correctly adopted a rule Of
Inserting reviewed." in the note-it is desirable.
that this rule should become general, and that
the Inspectors should refuse to open anv hid
until The Meteor Manifest for it is produced.
1t might deserve inquiry, whether greater
SUM than the Law allows, is not demanded and
received by the inspectors, from tie Shipper or
Manufacttirer. ..
Much is it to be regretted that the attention
this subject requires does not end here-The IL
legal and dishonest traffic carried on in Refused
Tobacco has already been noticed in vour pane,
in terms ofiust detestation. but public scorn
has no ,errors for those who pursue such traffic
and so long AS the infringement of statute ON
this. or any other, subject, shall contribute to-
make their purses more weighty, Law and Hon
esty will not prcponderate In short the ;ntlu,-
gcnce granted by the late Act, to planters whose
Tobacco is refused, operates to destroythe very
intention of Inspection, and to build the fortunes
of Lawless Spectators the injury of the Care
ful Planter and the Honest Merchant
lam, Sir,
Your most obi seryt.
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nj EW BOOkS.-Just published. and FIR s.I..
L at JOHN JoNEs's NEW BOOK S7OPFi
N w corner OF the main street, and that lead
ing 70 inc mead OF the basin nearly opposite to
tne Eagle Tavern, the following new and intcres
ting works
ToHN de LANCASTER, a novel by Rich
ard Cumberland, Esq 2 vols SO.
LopERS or LAVENDEE, or Revolution
airy Iyrsnny Q vols price s g..
RELl2OES OF ROBERT BURNS. con.
sstg oN'ehy OF original letters, poems, and cri-.
tical observations on Scottish songs, & 1 25
WoM4N, or IDA OF ,ATHEN Ms. bv Miss
owenson vols. price S neatly bound.
an ESSA1, on the history of Civil society bv
Adam FeJg1lson Z. L. u. 8 vo 9TH edition g 8
THE HUNG 4RLAN BROTHERS. bv Miss
forte'; author of Thaddeus of Wsisaw, vols.
neatly bound S 2.
TIE COMPLETE FARR1ER, or gentle
mems pocket Companion, with three elegant
plates, price 6 IS
ESSAr' ON SEPULcHRES, or a pronosal
Tor erecting some memorial of the i]ustrious dead
IN atlages, by VIM. Goodwin, SO cents.
AMERICAN REGISTER, or General Re-
Isoe OF history, politics, from July to Dec.
s , so. :"
POEMS, BY the Rev'd George Crabbe, G l.
NEW STS7'FiM OF GEOGPAPHY. for a
school, by ], oneill-maps, s / so.
John r. Jones has also received a large edit
on to his assortment Of school books and sta
tlonary per captains Lewis and Pension from
Philadelphia, which he offers TO his friends and
the public on the most reasonable terms Or
ders from the country executed with prompti-
tude and fidelity
BOOKBINDINC, in all its various branches
carried on as above, where merchants accounts,
books ct every description, SherriF's books, and
all kinds of Blanks may be had at the most rea-
sonable rates.
July 81. vat
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Your most obi. seryt.

CO Mr.. Wood, of Manchester, has issued
Proposals, torPublisliing, by subscription, a ne w
Theory Of the Dnirnaf Rotation of the Earth. ON
the principles ofthe Cycloid and the Ep; Cycloid.
Mr. W. mas taken the opinions of some Of the.
SaVdns on his subject-and we are happy to see
tnat their replies are OF most fiattering COM
plexion 3l.s e." ~
Mr.. Madison the President of VIM & Mary.en-
courages him to persevere in his design.-Mr.
Blackburn, the celebrated mathematician the
same College, IS pleased with the application of
this principle OF the Cycloid to Physics" and
PROCESSES his belief ''that it has not We, been
viewed. ia that light, by any s.,ife,"- Mr.. Kemp.
the professor of Mathematics in the college pf
N, Y has emo doubt, that this apple alton of
the properties ofthe Cycloid to explain the phe.
nomens OF tie tides, winds, &c viii lead to a
mare rational fhe0'y, than any spe yet have"
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no GABRIEL l.. HALLER-S1R-As
you are not resident of this Common
wealth lake notice that on the 18th day Of
August next. between the hours of 10 O'Clock
and sun set--(by virtue of a commission for that
purpose, awarded.) ] shall proceed to take the
dispositions Of George Williamson, Robert S.
Garnett and Macon Green, at the Eagle Tavern
IN the city of Richmond, to be read as evidence.
IN an injunction now depending in the Chance ry
District court Of Williamsburg in which myself
and Nathaniel Sheppard are compIainants- and
Houider Hudgins, Gabriel l.. Halter and Mary
Hundley his wife, and Rascow Parsons, are de-
PENDANTS, and if the said dispositions are not all
taken the first day, shall continue from day TO
day until they are
Yours, John HOWE
July 81. o.
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FORCE WATT has jps. received, and Offers
~ FOR SALE. Siciiy, Madeira, and .Saeryy
VINE, ~ the Hid. and Or. cask Green cofee.
C,leass Sugar BY the HID German Platilias
aihip!eT by he bcee or ease, haP i3t Glass Tun-
Candles. 800
ON HAND. Madeira W1ne, Orleans and Nus.
GoVHfO Sugars. Green Cofte, Molasses, Prime
FORK, Liverpool and Stone Ware, ,Souehonp, Hy-
son, Sem, and Gunpospder Tea, Spanish Sernrs.
RaisiHs dlnronas. Nutmscgs, Wiadozs Glass.
mems e Wonnen's Shes, and Family Flour in
TpnoIe ana nay 1Hrels sOhicA he will dispose Of
BY wholesale reasonable terms.
,sfuiy2 % g.. e
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w ANTED--A BLACKS NTH. One that,
w Is compieat master of the trade, will
meet encouragement 10y application to
SEWALL OSGOOD,
July %i' 1awtf
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| OF Turkey ?-or that she would preserve her
alliance with France, since she has So many
interests for this alliances Will the Turkish
Crescent long glitter on the walls of Constan-
tinople
| e-GJ' .lNPoRTANT.-We stop the press TO am
nouncc that London dates to tie 22d May have.
reached Norfolk via Baroadoes.--rhe following
from the last date presents views of line state oi
the mann armies--Besitles these, it IS said, that
after sharp action on the l9th April, w .isaw
haG surrenderedto Ferdinand, whose head-auar-
tiers on the 2lst were at Ras an-thut IN italy ,he
Austrans had ar frsr. successfully taken Vlcen-
"a and Padua, and advanced Der the Adige
NE turn OF affairs in Germany had however for.
ceu the hFchduke John To send so UUJ troops
thither : ms career WAS stopped and b, the last
accounts l2nd. May the Austrians were on the
other side of Vicenza.-Tyrois said to be i'm 81.
state o.. general Insurrection -
LONDON, May 22.-On the 9th instant.
the Van OF the French army, under the Duke
OF MontebellO, (riarshal Lasnes,) was at
ISigartskirchen, within twelve miles of vi
emma, and BOnaparte had his head quar-
tiers at st. Poteus, about twenty six miles
from that CAPITAL. This important inteli,-
gence is communicated in the sixth bulletin
OF the French army. Itappears, from these
IImportant documents, that the 18th, the
Duke OF Montebello crossed the river Ems.
at Stcver, and arrived at Anstetteen on the
5'h ; On Molok Oh tie 9th at St. Polten ON
the Ith; at Persehling on the 9Th from
which place he proceeded ON the next day
to Sigartskirchen. Bonaparte and his staff
were close ION the rear or Marshal Lasnes.
and that the duke of Auerstadt, (marshal
Davoust) one day march behind that of Mas.
sena. Except a Slight affair at Anstetten,
the advancing army do not appear to have
experienced the slightest resistance, On
their approach, the Austrians, under the
archduke Lewis, and General Halter, ret,!ea
ted before them, until they came to st. Pol
ten, where they separated on the 9TH. Two
thirds posted OH the northern side of the Da
nube, at krems, and the other third proceed
ed to Vienna. With respect TO the other
French corps, we ind that Bernadotte's corps
Is detained in Bohemia by the archduke Chs.
and had entered Egra, and that of the duke
OF Dantzic (marshal Lefebvre) was march
ing against the Tyrol. The anxiety produce
ed by the insurrecticn in the North of
Germany, headed by Col. Schill, proves
that 1t Is OF magnitude, and threatens serious
consequences. A corps of observation is to
be formed on the lIlbe, under the duke of
Valmy, to restrain it. 1t is to consist of 60
900 men. Schill's force, according to the
German papers, amounts to 40 .OC0 men.
nat Bonaparte would fulfil his menace
! OF entering Vienna second time, has al.
ways appeared to US highly probable but it
VIII IN no degree decide the result of the
campaign, it the government and people of
Austria are united, firm, and determined.
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HE subscriber residing in Williamsburg
a will practice law in the Chancery District
Court held in that place he continues b. do bu
sinessln the county coints OF Charles CITY, New
Kent, James City and York.
july 81 Ina
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| ~ DEBT.-At quarterly sessions court, held
Tor Goochiand county at the court house on
Monday the goth day Of March, 1909.
John James, administrator of William James.
de'd Pr. against James Pace, Leg,t.
This day came the plaintiff by his attorney.
and the defendant not being arrested on the pluri.
es capsses awarded in ibis cause & not ar,,,nar,
TO answer the pitifs action although soiginrlv 70
ed Therefore on the motion Of tbe pl,intlFby bis
attorney it is ordered that the said refcria1, Ia
appear here on the third MONDAY in august fcv,
and answer the plaintiff action aforesaid or ti,t
Judgment will then be rendered against rim ia
default OK his appearance sccording 10 his go,e,-
atty with interest and costs, and L Is further az.
dered that THIS order be published at three sue.
cessive court days atthe door of the court 80.
OF this county, and tiiPee tines in the yirg;n;s
Gazette. foN
Cory. Taste.
July 81. - a,s,
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for the navigation Of the seas and straits,
which connect them with the Mediterrane.
ann these points of view, is it wonderful
that Russia should aspire to the possession
OF turkey or that she would preserve her
alliance with France, since she has so many
interests for this alliance9 Will the Turkish
Crescent long glitter Oh the walls of Constan-
tinople 7
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Twenty Dollars Reward.

s. ~ Il -
RAN AWAY from the subscriber on Sun
5av night last, a Slack Negro Stare, named
ELIJAH, or LAIGE.--Ae is about IS years
of ace, feet inches high, pittea with the
small pox, of down surly look, stout made
he had ON when he went away blue jacket
and trousers nearly new, and took with him
from of bad two pair of Blankets, ore bound
on the ends with red tape. Laige went off some
time back from capt. Rubin Johnson of this
place, and lived some time in New York and
Boston, and went by the name OF Archibald
Henderson he is an artful canning fellow
can play a little On the violin. Whoever will
bring him to me, or Commit him to jail, II
taken in town, shall receive ten dollars, ittak
en- out OF town the above reward, with al!
reasonable expences.
Isaac Entwisle.
Y,,rx IA eoi2r
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ENl Ell AIN MENl.
pANIO PHI MOTT,

Lcrs OF the Washington Tavern, Alexandria,
is prepared to entertain travellers and o. o
Tiers in genteel manner, at the y HE
HOUSE, opposite the second 'uynfla&e gaze,
seven miles from Ncxandria, on the road TO
Fairfax Cont -Kouse-and hatters himself
his attention TO the wishes and convenience
Of his customers will ensure him portion OF
public patronage.
~ Good pasturage and grain OF every
description will be furnished Tor stock.
Januard 10. cav
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Public Sale.

BY virtue of deed oftrust from George
CorseR to the subscriber, to secure the pay
ment of a certain sum of money to ooe'of
s Chorle Carter, will be exposed to sale on
the 9th day of February next, on the Pre!1is-
es. PIECE OF GROUND, lying upon
the north side of Duke-street and east side OF
Alf.ed-street, extending upon Duke street 50
fset and unon Alfred street SO feet to 20
feet alley Also a PIECE OF GROUND,
lying upon the south side OF OuSe-stfee1 !. .'.a
to the westward OF Watcr-street, eSeeholhgs
upon Water-street 81 feet 10 inches, and
running; back 81 feet 10 inches TO a 10 ieet
alley.
January e--le. cots
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.Io(eph Maradegiue,
eeasE3 o.. KIyc and tlIRrax sgs,..>
.dLgxANDRJA
Has received a considerable J,
dltlon to his Stock.

SAD OFFERS FoR SIR, /
80 hogsheads,} lst aid ID quail,
90 barrels AlNico1ado Susoa
1000 lib. Green Coffee
Sig tons British Patent Shot, asso,,
BIB to No. 9. Il
10 bales Cotton.
10 casks first quality Goshen Cheeu
40 boxes Mould Candles.
Is bags cleaB heavy Pepper.
SO ID. Nutmegs. N
casks London refined Saltpetre.
ditto IRISH Glue.
Gunpowder, Imperial, hyson, yoLagp nj
son, iiyson Skin, and Padre Scuchong fe
in quarter chests, boxes and Commissioning
of which are equal iii quality to any ever ii.
ported.
Madeira, Port, MARSHA, Sherry, lisbonls
neritte, and Malaga Vines.
A few cases Medoc Claret.
Jamaica, SVmdwarSEisland, and Norhs,
Rum.
Cocnac, Bordeaux and Pech Braudys
Holland and Country Gin.
Irish and Country Whisky.
T Six hogsheae,s Cherry Bounce.
Retailing Nlolasses, Hasanns Honey,
Wine and Cider Vinegar.
Fest Florence Oil in bottles and TASKS.
Leaf and Lump Sugars, Chocolate, Rio
Pearl g. Common Barley, Basket Salt, Stare
Fig Blue, Indigo, Mace, Cloves. Cassla, /
mento, Race and Ground Ginger, Cayem
Pepper, Capers, Mustard, Raisins, Almu&
Currants, Malder, Alum, Copperas, Fl
Birthstone, Chalk, British and brandyeH
Gunpow,'er, Spanish Segars, Cavend'sh a.
Small 1.,.ist Chewing Tobacco, LclpcF
CARROTS, and Hamilton's Snuff, Wr''msa
Wrapping Paper, PLAYING Cards, BED Con
Leading Lines, sc. &c.
October Is.
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70 Rent.

"HE subscriber offers to rent for one or
more years, adjoining the place where
~, he now lives, Blacksmith S shop. with
s.mplete set of Tools, Dwelling House in
comfortable condition, calculated Tor family.
together with between three and tour acres OF
very rich land. From several years expert
encc, can with truth declare, that there can
10 NO better stand for blacksmith than the one
now offered to let
Thomas B. Moreland.
Maryland. Broad-Creek, lawtf
= Dec. e-l5.)
n. B. If don't rent the fine stand viii
~iys GOOD wages to aysng nam with tami-
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ITCH OINTMENT,

Warranted to cure by once u1ng, ana 70
be free from Mercary or any herntetoas or o.
fsnsfve ingredient, sc. may with perfect sale
ty be applied to the Youngest infant ,l
Hannah Lee, Patent Medicine Store,
New York, Sept. 10, lsos.
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HamaLton's Worm Destroying Lo-

zefgeS.
Which there is reason to believe, have,
within eight years past cured upwards OF TWO
,1uxDRED rHousAND persons Of both sexes,
,feyery age, and in every sitmsion,of yarious
dangerous complaints arising from WORMS
aid from distractions or foulness in the sto-
mach ana bowels.
Ha,nslton's Ehxlr,
For Coughs, Colds. Asthmas, Sore Throa
and approaching Consumpiions:
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ryN. G.. DUFIEF,
DYlN. Y. DO TT,
1ulAor Of .aa4re Displayed IN her m9ff '
Is teaching las1aags to man, ahflhed to ~
Icnch language, &c.

7 he first jok Of nation is the dictlonas
&C theiy ownanguage.
EoLNEY.
I. 1t shall printed on me paper ;"
bandsoni large l2mo volumes, upon
beautifutype, called nonpareil, cast 10
the purse, oy Messrs. Binncy and ~
naldsonr histypc, although smail,ls' y
;ts neaEss ana elegance, extremely gra'7'
lu,to eyes. The work vii! issue ifo''
the MS of L. and G.. Palmer, who ha'O
alreaIbeen SO emiacntiy distinguish =
the latest accuracy anl tasSc IN tH'Jr
prothIon, and a thorough knowiedSe
the ench and English languages.
IL Pk, to subscribers, for the two yo!u'p =.
in Fds, neatly lettcrcd, five dollars, 70 ~
pain the delivery of the whole wo'K' ~, ~
reemen, however, wishing 10 have ns
f,Folume before the second, 1t may
re Jed upon paying the full amour
th@bs cription for both volumes ..
d Subscriptions received y >
GN.
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Twenty Dollars Reward.

RAN AWAY from the spbscriber on IN .ne
third Of this ponth a negro man named Wy :
SEES, about twenty Ave years old, hve zee.
eight or nine inches high, rather slender ana
very black, his eyes are rather large, Among
o,her clothes he took with him drab colored
kis coat rather ragged, black jacket, pair
Of white brceches made of planes. and pair
ofold corduroy. Iwiliigiye the above reward
for him, If secured In some Jail, and notice
sent 70 me.
David Stuart.
Fairfax County, Va
~ 9Th Jam flIt d6tSaw
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xe.u,,s rD,-x AND GENUyNE

ssaHN's TaUH AND GENUINE
Nh " l'gR " PIN rs \ e e,
An iiniallible remedy forCorns, spceaisy re-
moving them root and branch without sl7s'sS
7Yss Genuine Persian Lotion.
The Restorative Powder FOR the
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A sovereign remedy for all diseases OF the
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Baltimore, July %, 1906.

TO LET,
Tbs HOUSE on Prince street, lately oc
cupied by Jehn |tatts, deceased.
FOR SALE,
Share Pennsylvania Copper Mine Stock.
K. |. Taylor Es'or
September 24, CO
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Hamalton's Grand Pla97Mave,

Recommended as an invaiuaU!c NieditiHe2
Tor the speedy relief, neii5ern1anens el:Fe.oI
tie various complaints which result iislh d1s,
sipated pleasures, Iusesne 1!es'5efel'oils, x
silence in climates ultsYofa,pls 70 TIE co'iSti-
tuition. the i,nmoderatc use of tea, frequent
intoxicstion or any tlestrucuve lntempcfaaice'
the unskilfui or. destructive use OF hefcnlys
the diseases peculiar 70 females aaa certain
period cflife, bas, iayings 10, nc. &C.
Ana "a. .royed. by long and extensive expe-
rjence to be absolutely unparalleled In the
cure ofneryous disorders, assumptions and
lowness of spirits, loss Of appetite, impurity
of The blood, hysterical affections, inward
weakness, violent cramps in the stomach ard
back, indigestion, melancholy, golt IN the
stomach, pains in the limbs, relaxations, IN
voluntary emissions. seminal weakness, OBJ
stina,c elects, fluor aibos, or whites, impo-
tency, barrenness, sc. SC.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-21

The h-?es that poi 20 eu'urc n. ,ub.
lie,
Grow strong, and n.aliowed by ,n' hand of
time,
Through life shed blessings, AS its cares
increase,
And lead long years o, happiness 5, peace.
C:mnubial love, the beauy' winn;u. char,
Wish polish ii manners, &C.. 6, aceful for
May court thy powers, thy gentle influence
claim,
And shortly breathe upon thy kinllins
IT'S mental beauties, tits the accomhHsh,d'
nnnd, -
Must round the heart thy soft affection,
wind.
Hail welded love-" thy sovereign DOW
ers hail,
Turn woes away, and over age prevail!
The purcst blessings from the hand divine
That e'er descende; i II the earth. are tb;y-.
Then DER this happy par, those p,.wer.
employ
Divide each care, and double every ;ov.
Let years roll on, and every morn iii ,p.av.
Some bless ng promised or the nop,iai day.