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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-10-04
literarp WisreIianp.
FOR THE RHopE-IsLASD REpUBLIcAs.
MISCELLANEOUS. VIII.
THOMAS MOORE, ESQ.

RESPECTING this poet of the age,
d. ]. Murphy has the following passage in.
his Eitd Irish Boy. The observations are
just, and rightly delineate the character of
the amatory bard of Erin The merit ofa
writer must be, in some measure, connected
with that Of his subject; and the subjects
that writer has chosen, are such as to exclude
all praise bun rhat of brilliant levity Of senti-
nnent, aEd, exquisite versifoation. BY what
evil genius his choice was directed, cannot
conceive, but i lament its influence has been
equally unfortunate for poetry. and for him
salf He was formed to enlarge her terrific
rics and her honours ; but like Taseo, his ex-
pedition has terminated in being thro7vn a1cay
on the island Of Love. A dul. writer defeats
the mischief of his own depravity but the
pointed and polished shafts of Moore, like
those Of his favourite deity, convey sweet
sweet poison, through the most balmy and
seductive medium. Ispeak Of him with real
sorrow he might have done much--he has
done nothing, but what ! hope he will yet
wish undore. No writer have ever read
possessed so much the power of picturesque,
and living description Of nature, or of lus-
cious, and yet lively and uncloying harmony
of sound He is a writer of whose powers
the world, Cor perhaps himselD can no bnore
form a Just estimate, than we could of Pope,
from his paraphrase of the first psalm, or of
Homer, if we had read no more than his
Love of Venus and Anchiscs. Before the
wreath of his fancy had we'll bloomed, he
hung their diushing honours on the image of
the Garden God. l fear no other power will
now receive his vows. 1t is possible to i'm
jurc the minds eye, as we'll as the bodily, by
a constant contemplation of one object: the
object that Moore has contemplated, must
of itself give an obliluity to the Intellectual
sight. He has talked and written of love,
or of what he imagined to be love, till fear
he can no longer write of'any thing else
His ideas, which like those of every writer,
must, In some measure, be supplied from
external sources, do not appear to. me 10 be
drawn from scources either deep OF various.
4 am afraid, like his own Little, he has only
read what he pleased, as we'll as written what
he pleased. If his reading has been extern
sivc, the power of assimulution which his
mind possesses, must be amazingly strong
lit is perfect fountain Of Salmaeis, what
ever enters it becomes voluptuous and dcbili-
tatcd. His language, which, at first presents
an endless and unwearing range of diversified
elegance, if closely examined, betrays rcpeti-
ton artfully conceded like the boundaries
of the garden Of Ssraii, it escapes the eye
under fence Of roses"
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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-10-04
BEATTIE's MINSTREL.

Or this beautiful Poem, Lord Lift!e,on cx-
pressed himself to Mrs. Montague Letter,
March 8, l77f) in the following nsaiincr-"I
read your Minstrel last night, with as :nueh
rapture as poetry, in her noblest, sweetest
charms, ever raised in my soul. II seemed
to me, that my once most beloved minstrel,
Thompson, was come down from heaven, re-
fined by tho converse of purer spirits than
those he lived with here to let me hear him
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-10-04

feAjess sve had, or 10 nilosv 10 yonr commerce
any freedom gvhafever. We shall therefore
Continue our Orders in Council, and pay no
regard 10 your |" CONNER cidl rights"
Boston Chronicle.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-10-04

sing again the beauties of nature, and the nm
est feelings of virtue, not with human, but
angelck strains"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-05-01
Fifty Dollars Rez0ard.

ON the night of the 5ih ina the Store of
- the sublcriber was broken open, aud
fundry Goods flolen thei efrom- among which
are the following
Blue BroadcIo,hs--olive do--blue fore(i
Cloths-Calicos-l India Co,tons, wide and mar
row-lnd'a Checks--white Cambrics white
Flannels-Vei Patterns--Pocket Handler
chefs--mens thick and thin Shoes--womens
Morocco do-hlack and red Fiihng Boots
Brandy --Rum--.Sugsr---Pepper-Tea, &c.
&c
Any perion who viii apprehcnd faid Thief
or Thieves, 70 that they may be brought to
punifirlent and the Goods recovered, fiall re-
ceive the above Reward or Thirty Dollars
for the Goods only, and all ueceirary charges
paid. JOSEPH MAXWELL"
PsrtlsrS, hf,3 u.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-05-01
NOTICE.

THE fubferiber hereby gives public notice
4 to all concerned, that iho has been duty
appointed and has taken upon herfelf the
trun of Administrative on the EGa,e of
DAVID CUSHING PRINCE,
late of Portland, in the county of Cumber.
land, Mariner, deceafcd, by giving bond as
the law directs--she therefore requeRs all
perfons who are indebted to the faid oeceaf.
eds ella,e, TO make immediate payment; and
thofe who have any deaands thereon, TO ex.
hibit the fame TO
SOPHIA PRINCE.
herJ IS, 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-05-01
Come and See.


An excellent FARM for Gale. 6,ua,ed in
"A Eais.o.sb, on the main road leading from
Portland TO Brunfwiek. in the Province of
Maine and within four n;le. NJ po,,I.nd-
Said Farm Iies between New. C,feo meeting
houfe and 2refumpfcut bridge, within = few
rod. Of ZACH. and eou,a;n. abou, ,vo HUNDRED
Acre. bv eama,;on. be ,he fame. NOR
o, le6. The houfe on faid farm !, large. corn.
modiou,, and verv ple,fan,Iv 6,ua,ed. com,
m.od;no = fair n,orn.0 If ri. on., fs,' a, ,i,s
entrance of Portland harbor. a, ALTO = very
eoo6iderable na r, of ,ha, be,u,;ful ,own--rh.
barn j, SO nv ~ fee,. Said farm /. fufse;en,
70 produce hav enough for f.r,v c.,,,. = con.
,,;s. .hou, .;eh,v 49,. ~ .oo1 n.nr,. Iii
funnl;sd with f,,a ana f,,, S..r ,h,ora,. ~.
whole feafon. =. !, !. ho,,nd.d or rho r.s n a..
1t 10 an excellent fear for . houfe of public
entertainment, and will beautifully aeco1nu,o
date merchants and mechanics with houfe lors.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-05-01
NOTICE !

THEf ubfcriber hereby gives public notice
to all concerned, that fhe has been duly
appointed and has taken upon herfelf the truii
Of Administrative on the eftate of
JOHN PARK LITTLE,
late OF corham, in the county o. Cumberland,
Efquire. deceaied, by giving bond as the law
directs-She therefore requefts all perfons who
are indebted to the faid deceafeds eflate, to
make immediate payment; and tho(e who
have any demands thereon, to exhibit the fame
to JAcop S. SMITH who is empowered to fettle
the fame. MARY J. LrrTLR.
<fovI IS 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-05-01
TOWN OFFICE Z
Sheriff Sale.

Taken BY Execution and to be I'll at
Public Yendixe to The higbef bidder,
en- SHTURDA7, the t7uentiet5 day
Ct May next, at truo O'clock, P ~.
at tic .!1veily, -b.yts q Tbs. }feaa5s
in Frsepsrt.
A Ii. the right Il, the equity of redemption
"A which Thomas Mill, of faid freepor,
has to the followin deicriSed mortgaged real
eita,e, to wit, cer tain trad c. parcel of land,
Gtua,e in faid Freeport. being part Of 10, num-
bered twen,y-iix, on range c. in faid towo,
bounded fouihweiterly by town road. north
erly by the land Of yoiiah Reed, and fouiheait-
erly by lane owned by John W'nflow, con-
tanning feventeen acre., more - lefs, and be-
ing the fame land W hereon the faid Millit now
lives, if NOT redeemed before that time.
JOSIAH REED, DY,y. SI"G
F-erhosf, Ap.R .. 1909. (2G
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-05-01
TAKE NOTICE.

THE Creditors to the eihue of Groacr
= PirRcE, late of Otisfeld. in the couatv
of Cumberland, Efq. dsceaied, are hereby in
formed, that further time OF four months
from the 18th infant Is aows by the Hon.
Samuel Freeman, Efq. Judge of Probate, Of
Wills, &c. for faid county, to bring in and
prove their claims to the fubicribers, Commit
TONERS on faid elate.
DANIEL TUCKER,
ELIAS MERRILL,
WILLIAM SWAN,
Po.fssd, Atrv ~, 1909
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-05-01

Fat70ry Yarn 81 7brce9 Store.
JOSEPH POPE. informs his friends aud The
public that he is appointed Agent for liuY
{, Bro-us, of Providence, who will keep hun
conaantly fuppled from their long known &
well efablifhed Factory, with general abort
ment of
Cotton Warp and Filling,
Whine and coloied Stocking, & thread,
ditto ditto Thread in hanks and balls,
Wick Yarn,
Cotton Shifting and sheeting,
do Cheek aud Stripe,
Bed Tick, &c.
Which will be fold wholeiale and retail at the
Factory prices. Shopkeepers in town and
country may be fupplied on the fame terms as
a, the Manufactures, by applying at No. 7,
MuDey', RorU. (6m) Dee. 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-05-01
Tofab Tueker's Efate.

IrHE Creditors of the Efate of JOSIAH
TUCKER, late of Portland, in the eoun.
~ of Cumberland, Merchant, deeealed, are
hereby notified, thar Sarah 7seks,, Adminif.
,ratriI on faid enate, has exhibited her &C.
count of administration to me the fubfcriber r,
Judge of the Court Of Probate for faid coun-
ty, aud that the fame, together with an al
lowance to her as the widow of the faid de-
ceaied, will be taken into confederation, at a
Probate Court, TO be holden at the Office of
John rockingham, Efq. in Portland, on the
fourth Wednesday (being the twenty fi1th day.
of April inltaat, at ten o'clock in the fore
noon, when and where they may have oppor-
tunity to be heard thereon.
SAMUEL FREEMAN.
Ap,Il2, 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-05-01
HdminiRyator's Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, thar the subferi.
~ her has been duly appointed Executor of
the Eflate Of
WILLIAM REED,
la,e of Topsham, in the county of Lincoln.
Yeoman, deceafed, and has undertaken that
truft by giving bond as the law directs. All
perfons therefore having demands againf the
Eltate OF iaid deceafed, are de6red to exhibit
the fame for fettlement, and all indebted TO
faid Eftate are requefled to make immediate
payment.
JOHN REED, Exssfsr.
R~P'rpaY, .5frH 10, 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-05-01
A FARM FOR SALE,

TN the town of Falmouth, in the county Of
4 Cumberland, conGaing of on. hundred and
Eve acres Of / and, of which thirty is Interval,
and lying on Prefumpfcot River, and Eve
mile. from the town of Portland, and on the
poll road thar leads from Portland to Augufia,
and into many of the back towns. Said farm
is conveniently fiiuated FOR Public Houle,
with large two ffory Houi. and Barn, with
on, houies The foil of faid farm is inferior
TO none.--lnquire of
OLIVER wINsLow.
on. ~. (t.f)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-05-01
NOTICE.

IN conformity to an order from the Hon.
4 Samuel Freeman. Efq. Judge of Probate
for the county of Cumberland. will he fold at
Public Auction. on Saturday the 9th day of
at the Dwelling Houfe of the fubfer;ber in
Pore.ffreet "A quantity of HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE, belonging TO the ettate Of
John Baker, late Of Portland, deceafed.
NABBY BAKER. As~nys,ssri~ on ssa
Apail -. dtsssss<s sasss.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-05-01

K AN away from the iubferiber, on the
~ 18th inn. an inden,s Apprentice, by
the name Of Chiffon Rant -. 10 years of age.
fhort, round houldered, al ID light compiler
toned. Whoever will re,ur him to his maj
ter fhali be entitled TO enc ses reward; bu, no
charges paid. Matters Of v efels and others
are cautioned againa harbouring or ,rufting
him, a. they would avoid ii penalty Of the
law. ANTHONY KNIGHTS.
Cvsv, AcyII "a. 1909
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-05-01
JUNIPER BERRIES.
MAR Tin THAXfER

Z EfpeetfulY informs bis friend. and the
Al Public in genera, that he has commenced
the BAKING BUSINESS, in F~s. Street, be.
tween the foot Of U'i.s-f,erf and the foot of
CSsfi.9,ss where he intends TO carry on the
ouGnefs in all It's various branches, and folicits
ihare Of the patronage of liberal Psblie.
For SsLs, a. obovs,
A few Berrels fine & fuperfne FLOUR,
which is warranted freih and new. aud will be
fold as low as can be purehafed in town.
Portland dpsI, L..
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-05-01

NOTICE is hereby given TO the Proprietors
Az of the Tenth N Hampihire Turnpike
Corporation, who have not paid the fri, fec.
opd, third, fourth, add fifth Afehments, on
their feveral Shares-which Shares will be
fold at public auction, at the Dwelling -houfe
of Capt Eleazer Roibrooks on faid grant, on
Wednesday the feventh day Of June nert, a,
one of the clock in the afternoon usleis pre-.
vented by previous payment.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-05-01
NOTICE

rs hereby given that the fubfcrber has beer
= duly appointed Executor of the latt will
and teftAsnent of
MOSES AMEs,
late of Fryeburg, ia the county of Oxford.
Rfquire. deceafed aud has taken upon him.
felt that truft by giving bond a, the law directs
And all perfons having demands upon the
ellate of the faid Mofes Ames, are reouelted
TO exhibit the fame; and all pe-ious indebted
TO the fad eila,e are called upon 10 max.
payment to
PHILIP EASTMAN, Ese,sto,.
Fcsssyg, hf,R IS, 1909, (sG
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-05-01

NOTICE is hereby given to the nonrefdene
IN proprietors sns owners of the following
lots and cores of La. ID, in the town of Hart
ford, and in the county of Oxford, tina. they
are taxed for the yea rs 1906, and 1907, for
the fate, town, and county tax; and for
highway tar for the years lso5 and 1906, in
bills committed tome 20 collect ,as follows, viz.
State, Town, aud bounty Tax for 1906.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-05-01
WHIMSICAL POLITICAL CROSS READ
/NCS.

The candles purloind lAff Saturday night
'ris fhrewdly fuipetted will all come to light.
y good dofe of fats and gentle potation--
To take out the aains-in fol'd reputation.
Psturn'd from their travesto Zee foreign parts,
rreih oyners and Iobfterstranipor,ed in carts.
Two hampers of porter, five caiks of falt pc.
Set to n,uiic by Handel, in excellent metre.
A pedler came travelling by with his pack
Containing ten white mes, fquaw, and black
A fnow form, with thunder and lightning, tbs
,aid--
Fell down the chimney, and rolrd into bed.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-05-01
Taken up Adrifr,

pETwEEN sprins poin,-Ledge. and HouCc-
- lnand. on Fria ay Ian. common Gzed
YAWL-BOAr. II &c owner is dehred TO
prove properly, pay charges and take her
away '-Ap plyto EDWARD bRE"tR'
Ffs<essf, dfra "a.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-05-01
STOP THIEF |

SToLEN from on board the brig Delaware,
- on Monday laft, about 4 o'clock, p. M.
large Silver WATCH, capt, runs on dia-
mond, made by NJ. Tobias, at Bell Dock. Liv-
erpool, with Gold Chain, Key, aud seal--tie
none in the feal is cracked nearly acrofs the
middle Whoever will Mop faid thief, or re-
turn faiJ Watch. fhAlI be Handsomely reward
ed, and all resfonable charges paid-Appiy
at this Office = hpsI ~.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-05-01

uniefs faid taxes and all necenary charges
are paid to me the fubii rih=r, on or before
Saturday the fri day OF } uIy next, 70 much of
faid land will be fold at ublie vendue, at the
dwelling houfe Of Levi L, ldden, in faid Hart
ford, at nine o'clock in che forenoon, as will
pay the fame.
LEVI LC'DDEN, Celse7sy.
Hartford, AprI l2f6, l8t 9. (9D
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-05-01

20 his pupils, once ohferved, that fome of them
would probably be called, in the courie of life ],
10 take part in public fpeaking; but he adj
.vifed them never to ipeak 1pbea they bad 1o'iisg
20 j,y and always 10 isa~s q. s0bea thy baf do1s
Sp;,is.a s,nis9 If tie 5cb regiment at TIE battle y
Yim,e,a in Podpgsi
During the houefl part OF the acton, the
so,h was aa,ioned in valley, on the brow of
which iir Arthur Welleiley had placed himielf,
looking on with anxious expectation to the re-
fun Of charge made upon them by a itrong
and hyperion body of the enemy. The 5oth
food with arms ordered while the French were
coming down upon them with great fury, un'
q! they had arrived within 90 yards. They
then inmediateiy ihouldered their armes, fired
nth The uimoft l.esdineis, and then ruihed on
with the fixed hayonets upon the enemy. Al
81 having made very difficult convertion
movcmeni, they completely routed and Grove
them back. The gallant iiy Arthur exclaimed
with erultsIion OF JOY at their heroic e??ndpet,
AID nnantly .aoped Otto the left wing, de-
ciared himleif aauied Of v,etory-Ls"S PAP
A lady a(ked her hufbsnd what
the difference was between cxporta-
ZION AMI transportation. /" Ny Dear
replied the good .naturcd huiband,
there is difference, and | will en-
deavour to bring it as near to your
understanding as poiIble Suppoie
now that yor were csp9rted, l GER
tainly ihould be fra9lpsrted.
Practical WIs--A young gentleman,
celebrated for has wi, a, college, was aiked by
n, father tor 4 lpecimen OF his talents, while
entertaining a party Of friends during vacation.
The fcnolar kne't upon the hearth, and
,oar.4 lsGily i,pier 10 the grea, fnrprife Of the
old SQUIRE, who siked hun, what the devil lie
,neant by that -" Why Sir" replied his ohe-
diem fea, feeing the fire 20 lovs, Thought It
r,ight lac the better for 4 PAR .fb'iiOTp' - e
A Iady tod her Luibind Che read the Zr'
= Lsa., ca pnrpole TO learn to I've agreeable to
MN 81 would ra'se- have t-9s ss'i'0s' art,
ls,s he drfy,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-05-01

NOTICE is hereby given that the fubfcri-
~ Der has been daily appointed Adminittra.
trix on the ellate Of
joseph PArTEN,
late of Topfham, in the county of Lincoln,
yeomaa, deceafed, and has taken upon her
ielf the trua,.by giving bond as the law d.
reas All per!ors therefore having any de-
mand. againfl iaid eltate, are d.iired 10 exhi.
bit them for iettlement and all indebted TO
faid efta,e, ara requeied to max. immediate
payment. MARY PArTEN. HAmiai7,a,yir.
TtfIn, Hp,a 2ofk, 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-05-01
| do not like TO refaliate--but

THIS ], TO forbid all perfons harboriag or
trufiing THOMAS Fosrrx on my account,
as will pay no debts of his contracting after
this date. SAMUEL FOSTER.
Li~isefom, db,I 22, 1909. (24)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-05-01

Fi5H.
ye7 s4gS. IT SAGE.
100 oan,aIs Newfoundland tIoR, iui,as'e
tor retailing,
1000 DO New COD FISH,
500 do. Old ditto
Enquire Of Capt. Asa STEvsss, a, Ssse, or
Josfra McLsLIAN, Jun. AT Portland.
dPrR ~.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-05-01
TO BE LET,

GARDEN SEEDS,
A S ufual, next door to the Portland Basi, OF
\ an excellent quality, and general abort
ment. DAVID GRIFFITH.
Portland, dp,I IL, 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-05-01
Grlfrt Paragraphs.
PUGLIC SPEAKING.

DR.. WrrRERsrooN, in giving Instructions
20 MS pupils, once obierved, tina. fome of them
would probably be called, in the coarie of life,
10 take part in public fpeaking; but he adj
.vifed them never to ipeak qVbea tbcy bad 'oflisg
.sEay; and always TO isa~s IF s9bea TIDY 5af do7s
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-05-01

GUM OPIUM.
JUST received, aud for fsle by
) Henry +. Dupee & Son,
few pounds of Gum Opium. of the firft quail
i,y, a, their Store No. 8 Ms(Ey,s Ro40, Nude
SHed.
: JUNIPER BERRIES.
Wanted to purehale about One Hundred
Buihels-for which generous price will be
given, and Cath paid on delivery.
AprH II.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-05-01

FURS WANTED.
DASH and the highea price given for all
- kinds of HATING FURS, At Na !,
MsGsy', Ro4c--where the fubfcriber folicits
thoie who have Furs 10 fell, TO call on him.
JOSHUA SHAW.
Portland, Hp,a IL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-05-01
iacftrp.
P4RODlr-NO PARODY.

ALI. the worlds NfwsrAPER,
.tuI all DIR men ard women merely Yeass,''
They have heir .siies and their hobby hories,
.and eaeh one. in his turn, receives part;
The number being jrp,r--Firit the Pet,
glnd nj he jirg.ing line and tirlel hnnlie;
Enjoying torlur'd fen!e, and ltrangling wit.
IA: If the line flows fnoo,hly TO its end,
Forever bathing in the Aonlan fount,
lin noueht bu fonne;s, itanzas, odes delight,
.snd 70 he reads his part. Next comes IN view
The fober, foftly fghing Seaiimsafaf5e,
Seeking for rapture the-daihy lime,
The shandcan tale, ii-told, compared with
ssearne's,
They fragments choofe, & ta'es aud anecdotes.
Next the VT, refining ths IN obiesne,
II tui The point be grots.-tllm reparfses,
bon mois. and gummy epi grams mon plesie
And then The P0iiiais-, full Of Orange whims !;
seeking eilays, ftridiures, ohfervasions
With iolcmn pliz. talking of reio'ut'ons,
pa,rioi armies, feges ADD leagues Of deipo,s;
OF neutral powers and Of neutral rights, cabals,
Of foreign interference, fuablity Of la,es,
And all the mazes of the court.pol'ee.
lie marks each signature; what B,s'H. writes,
he reads,
and turn, his eye from csGn--fees in fon'e
men
The MA. - t.aa foreign yoke:
IN others, fees the with for natures fia,c,
and have the kifbed bit of law deltroyed,
That ike The favage all light rove at will,
Fres as the ar they breathe While Tome he
fees. t1atr
Who with that government, of pure1 fource
and liberalization, might feeure
G,r <.;r q, \ cx.,,nra THAT, f,rp, he Upner-
al MATS.
Nett comes the Ee0somG, hunting for recipes,
Receipts, experiments, With up-turnd noie
lie runs DER profe and verfe, and like to Hot
fpur,
Had rather be kitten, and cry mszv,
Than one of thefe fame metre ballad lovers.
The grade of Ms,ai;f, next advance to view
Fond of the maxim fage, and fober precept;
They once week expect II. If frugal fare,
To mend the manners and initruct the mind.
Ian comes the pale and lipper'd Wonasr-
Ernfer,
intent on dying Observation-Disclosures
Malignant levers. peltilence and want
Of thoufand butcher'd on the bloody field,
And thoulands ltarving in the waited land:
They thunder.norms deigl., in, and will feek
With earnea eye for deaths and murders,
Of people drown d, or burnt, or iufocated.-
Learn whom the knot of fIymen has fan tied
And whor the knot Of juftice fafter noos'd;
With the long in of every human i'll.
Thefe all mult have their part. The Prin-
ter ellie,
Is but the handing mark of cenfure loud
lhefe TALES no. sra,ified, they all will growl.
And cry the papers barren, empty, dull,
Sans news, fans fenie, fans wit, Cans every
thing
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-05-01
TO LET,

TO LET
A Handsome convenient two ftory DWELL
"A INC. HOUSE, ltuated in Federal. iireet.
futable for one or Two Families together
with Woodboufe, and good well of water.
Pofieflion can be gwen Immediately inquire
of THOMAS D. oSGOOD.
hpyR IL,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-05-01
LIME.

Ii WIZ.
N PEASE has for fale,
~ 100 calks new burnt 7bmaesn
STONE LIME.
Portland, March 81, 1909. low