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Patent Walhlng Machine.

IdtCIit w d1AI1t1S1 ~'*
First fiilthe barrel half full OF your hnes
cloths, than 6ll the bottom ofthe Reservoir
with hot suds up to the side planks, turn the
Crank backwards and forwards so as to- MAKE
che cioaths fall the hardest against the sides oil
Che barrel for about twenty-five minutes, then
use the same suds with aIistle more soap and
hot water for the next finest cioaths, until the
suds are unfit fer use, thenfsecond your cloaths
in the same way with boiling snds, after ub-
hing a little soap on the dirtiest parts OF tho
slosths then rince them in the mashsne. q
Usrm or eeld watsg. ,A,.,,4,
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7SORPHAN'S COURT,

Aisxaadria County, October Term, 1909.
<ORpERED, ~
That the administrator of Joaathcn Mande-
vhYe, deceased, do insert the following adver-
tisement three times.a week for four weeks
in the Alexandra Dxily Gazette.
Test xxi ,...e --.s., Es} Ill.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-11-08


T1 lie Subscribers have removed their Ancuon anu
II Commission Store to that very eligible stand
o., Thames Street, directly opposite Messrs; WY
roN s. RXrHBoNE's Bookstore, part OF w,,on ,
was lately occupied by PAUL NJ. MuNFonp' Esq
.,s an Office where they continue TO transact Auc.
tion and Commission business. Those VINO may
nlease 70 employ them may depend on faithful ana
prompt attendance being given to their 'n'ere"
FOR Silicon terms unusually good
90 Chests Campoy Tea,
10 Pipes Country Gin,
90 Bags Coffee,
10 bbls. Pimcnto.
The above Goods, being separate consign-
ments, viii be sold at prices greatly reduced III
order to close the Sales.
b. Those indebted to the Subscribers
-. requested to settle immediately.-An orders
from distant customers will be duly attended to-
HENRY Y. CRANSTON, & Co.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-11-08
LOPEZ 81 DEXTER,
OFFER FOR sdLE,

OFFER FOR sdLE,
ss pnncbcons St Croix RUM;
II Pipes 4th Proof Spanish BRANDfs
Is do. lst do. Country GIN ;
10 do. Madeira WINE;
o4 ouarte, Casks Lisbon do;
IS Chests Souchong TEA;
do. Hyson Skin do.
$4,000 lbs. West-India COFFEE;
IS Bags PIMENTO;
"a Bales Upland COTTON;
1no Boxes Mascatel RAISINS
* Barrels \. Y. inspected Prime PORK;
6o Tons assorted Swedes' IRON;
700 Quintals GOLDFISH;
Is Boxes Window GLASS;
$50 Reams Wrapping PAPER;
100 do. Writing do;
Hogshcads LOAF SUGAR.
Also
The fokfosyirg Fresh IMPORTED
DRY GOODS: -
S Cases India Silks;
Gao Pieces Blue Nankeen;
900 do Yellow ditto;
$50 do White ditto /;
3 Bales Supcrfne Broadcloths;
Cases Cotton Servings;
Go. Fancy Prints
do. English Sewing Silks
1 Go. Mems and womcn's Gloves;
Q do. Cotton Shifting;
! DO. Fancy Musins;
do. Marseiiles vesting;
do. Canbrick Musiinsi
II do Bombaze,ts
Bale Cassmercs;
Case yelvets,
100 Pieces Russia Diapers:
50 do. Red, Yellow and Brown Bandanoes.
.Ns.regr,, .ingust 10, 1902
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-12-29
Senate Of the United States.
TUESDAY, December 20.

TUESDAY, December 20.
s Mr. Franklin appeared aud took his
seat. &@ -. :
Mr. Bradley submitted the following mo-
ton for consideration
Rcsolued, That the president Of tho u.
States be and hereby is requested to cause
to be laid before the senate the account OF
all the monies disbursed from he treasury
Of the Quilted States in their relation or in.
tercoursc with the Barbary powers subse-
quent TO the signing of the treaty of peace
with Tr:poli in June 1905, including the
monies paid to tina; regency at the signing
thereof--and to cause TO be noted (where
the same can be ascertained) the agent or
consul to whom the respective disbu#se-
mt nts were made, lifetime when and place
where the respective sums were drawn for,
or received, by said agents or consuls, and
the particular purposes to which the same
have been applied and what sums have
been retained in the hands of said Iagents
or consuls for compensation, salary, COM
missions, or for any other purpose.
The bill to authorize the surveying and
making of certain roads, in the state of O.,
hio, as contemplated by the treaty of
ownstown, in the territory of Michigan,
was ordered to be read third time.
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l;eve the arrangement TO have been va.idiy
;concludesl But from the message Of the.
president, may not we justly deduce the
inference letter Of credence does not
enable minister to make stipnlatiohs 90 8
.lisatory on the government from which ne
IS accredited. 4. .s 8
In retracing the history of our govern
nnent, the next authority refers US 70 the
administration Of presidents Jefferson. u
is she case of an extraordinary mission.
comprehrnkng a minister having the cha
racser of plenipotentiarY in ordinary
NEessrs. Monroe & Pinkney were appointed
commissioners extraordisary and ptenipo-'
sentiaries fornegociating arrangements with
the Bsitish government; and as sach they
had letters of creaence iron, the Y. $. Yet
shsy also had full powers in . commission.
aulhorising themto treat severally as well as.
Jointly. This, according to my aPPrrtisn.
sion, sufficiently appears from a volume OF
state papers communicated by President
Jefferson TO the tenth Congress, particular
" letter from Mr.. Madison, secretary OF
state to Messrs. Monroe and Pinkney. II
is dated from the department Of state the
18th of May, 1906. Permit me, sir, to
read sae frst part of the letter. Gentle
men, L herewith enclose commission and
letters ofcredence authorising yeuto treat
withthe British government concerning the
maritime wrongs Which have bcenscomr,it-
ted and the regulation of commerce and ma
vigasiou Setweenthe two parties. Your au-
,hority is made several as well as joint; as a
provision for any contingency deprivins Ell
ther Of the CO. operation OF the other"
TIHr. Daaa's Speech to be cantinxea.1
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Ten Dollars Reward.

Ran away on the 37th inst. Negro D.iVY,
a shoemaker, the property Of Miss Paisey
Hooe; hcis ola yellowish complexion, about
FIVE feet, seven inches high; had on drab
cloth jacket and trowsers he Is an artlul fell
low, and believe is fond Of whiskcy., All
persons are forewarned against harbarihg.
siding. assisting, or taking him away at their
peril. The above reward will be paid on de-
liyering said boy to the subscriber.
Matthew Sexsmitb. :
Dec, -. costs
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-12-29

CASH and the highest price will be given
for HOGS BRISTIES, either clean, comb.
ed orln the rough state--by the subscriber,
who manufactures and keeps on hand, a ge-;
neral assortment of BRU SHE'S, which nc.
win dispose of on reasonable terms, q me
.nanufactory opposite Mr.. Hodgkin's indiai'-s
Queen tavern, KING street, Alexandris,
s1a...,,s.r "a dstep4t Z
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aIeraaprta Daflp 6a3fttf.
FRIDy1Y, DECEMBER 29.
e The child may rue that is unborn
The hunting Of that day:
Curyv CHAcK.

% fs ~ s AHEt IS NfthS ~
ar. Giles has taken much pains TO hunt
up the in.ult given s, Mr.. Jackson e our
government. Il is very unfortunate that
this same insult should be such 4 slippery
aniAal, as to reqnirs SO much hunting and
what is still more unfortunate, that after all
the hunting it should not be found. But the
worst Of all is. that whether found or not
found, this hunting match is ike 70 be a
disastrous one. Heaven grant that the con-
clusion Of itmay not be ike that which is
celebrated by the song from which ! have
takenimy motto. s..
p q Next day did many widows como
Their husbands TO bewail ).
They wastfd their woundsin british tears
But all would not prevail.
Their bodies, baths in purple gore
They bore with them away; !
They kiss d them dead Thousand times
When they were clad in clay"
French cruizers.--Capt. Gambler, from
Tunis, informs, tina. French cruizers are
numerous in the Mediterrrnean--m
cruizc on the Barbary coast, end there were
six in the port of Tunis, the commander
Of one Of which showed his orders, which
directed him to capture American vessels
-.w!,fivssyer bound. Three American YES
sells lad been carried into Bize.te, and sold
with their carsoes without form of trial
or condemnation. The crews were turned
ashore TO sustain themselves as they could.
(Bost0n Palladium.
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oa,st1S from he son e u
claims reported ]! ! bilI FIJI the rslisl Csr-
rstShsdon. sfef.sd - . 90 staittse y
Whoie house On Monday next S rs s.s.|
W., yshasas from sths name connissssE
on the petisions Lois ssrokg, and Gilbert :.
q sgs,on, reported anfasorably & &
M. eaaiagi prsseussd TWO pstisipns
from the inhabitsns ;of Tho Indiana setr;to-
,ry respecting lands in dat territory. Re-
ferred 70 she commute pa public kinds. +.
ur. Tallmase prssented the petition Of
commodore Vhipple, praying SONS relief
in his old age, ins sonseq usncs Of service:
rendered In the revolutionary war. Re-
ferred.to select committees ofthfse.
i, ~. Bacon from the committee apppint-
ed to enquire into the patent laws of,be II.
STATES, requested thu two menbers might
be added 20 that committee; as on exani-
nation it was found expedient 70 make a sc "a
a. ~
neral revisionof the said pa.ent laws, and &c.
course was necessary 10 obtain every infor-
nation possible on the subjecs. The re-
quest was granted. ssF
The order Of the day was called on the
resolutians froln the Senate by lkr. Gool-
zoin. Motion fer indefinite postponement
under consideration. - 2-
mr.. Stantarlrose and expressed hissdis-
appreciation of the resolutions. He took
the ground Of Mr.. Macon in some mea-
sure. His speech was an able one and
second to very, few delivered on the floor.
How the majority will be able to get orsr
his arguments We know not.
lAr. smney rose, and in one Of the mss,
impressive and most commanding speeches
yet delivered on the floor onths important
subject, reprobated the resolutions.
He declared that this was not one of those
holiday resolutions which I" frets and fumes
its hour upon the stage" and is forgotten
(orever-But that itwould stand ON record
when we and our passions arc no mare re-
membered.
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NJ o T. 7 C.E.
December II.

A MEETING Of the Washington Bridge
Company, will be hold at Long 3 Tavern, on
the first Monday of January rext, at twelve
O'Clock, A.. NJ. according to law, tor the pur.
pose of choosing FIVE Directors, Clerk and
aTreasurer.for the ensuing year.
B By order of the President and Directors,
-: i. 8. ELIOT r. elk.
4 nerennber S2-26. 49, s. 49,; 81
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THURSDAY, December %.

:, ahr. Pan Horne presented the petition o.
Edward Holland, praying compensation Tor
vessel los. while employed in the service
Of the United States. Referred TO the COM
mittee of claims.
A bill from the Senate was read, to aP-
poin, three commissioners to lay our road q
in the state Of Ohio. Referred TO . COM
mi,tee of the whole house on Monday
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Six Cents Reward.

Ran away from the subscriber two appren,-
tice bows. viz. JOHN &NILLIAM FREE
MAN { Whoever will take up the SAID ooy ;
and return them to me shall receive the ABOVE
reward, and no.charges paid: 49,,
Thomas Sanford.
December 26. ee's'
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Move mber so.
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Atexandria Weaving Mandatory.
... 70 THE PUBLIC.

TIIE inhabitants of Alexandra and its
vicinity are respectfully informed that
we the subscribers, lately from the neigh
borhood of Manchester, (Ensland) have, by
the desire and aid of our friends, opened
WEAVING MANDATORY, on the
premises belonging to MIR. Edward May, be-
tween the dwelling house of Thomas Swami,
Esq. and the Spread Eagle Tavern, Prince
street-whele We are ready to receive Tor
weaving the various sorts Of country spun
cotton, linen and woolen, and nope by a
steady ,&uprisht attention to business, to me-
rit the encouragement and appreciation of our
friends and the public. 10 order to give Sc
neral satisfaction TO our friends and employ
srs, every material will be strictly weighed
on the receiving and delivery thereof. The
yarn, Sc. in hanks or breaches, are more
S,,;tuhIe RI an in baiiQ
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Ioab De Name,
Robert Hart,
Henry Moon.
Am

Liverpool Coal for Sale,
On board the ship Allegany, Capt. Norris'
laying at Conveys wharf.
.dythly TO -.
James Patton:
December %. Staw1"
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After Mr. M;inor had concluded his
speech the committee rose and reported
the resolutions to the house.
Mr.. Livermsre moved to postpone the
further consideration of the resolutions IN
definitely. He made few remarks IN ia
vor of hi, motion.
Nr. Esbes then rose and delivered We
ry anima,ed,speech in support of the reso-
lu,ions. After he sa. down the house adj
jpurned.
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TO RENT.
Dec. 20.

A three story Brick Dwelling House on
the corner OF Washington and Prince-streets,
at present occupied by Mr.. Thomas Jacob.
n LIS O,
A WARE HOUSE, they will be lettogethcI
or separately. Possession will be given on
the FIRST Of November next. For terms ap-
ply to Mr.. P. Triplett.
Edmund Denney.
October 10. -
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-12-29

- The first Alexandria DAN
cling Assembly will be held at
Mr.. Brooks City Hotel. on the
third of January. The iubfcrip-
ton paper is left at the bar.
The MANAGERs.
n~.>-.LA~ ~ gt.,s ttsE' 49,, ~ 81
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VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
DECEMBER 10.

e ..a' OECEMRER 19.
A motion was made that the house should
come to the following resolution.
7 RcsolDed, That committee be appointed
on the part Of this house, to enquire and
make report thereto, concerning the con-
duct of the late minister Splenipotentiary
of his Britannia majesty, Francis flames
yackson, in his negotiations with the secre-
tary of state and that the said committee
do further enquire and report, whether the
executive government, by interdicsing all
communication with the said Francis ].
Jackson, has acted with due regard to the
character and dignity of the government,
and for tho interests of the people of the
L. States. .. #v
On motion, Ordered that tss said resolu-
ton be laid upon the table.
CongrsG Of the United States.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
... WEDNESDAY, December az.
-.... [coNcLUDED.]
Taken far the alexandria Gazette f.
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60 Hogs Brfles.

December a7--a6.
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-12-16
Printed and Published
On Wednesdays and Saturdays,
BY JOSEPH JONES,


I In Market street, a few doors above the F,nk of
Delaware.
CONDITIONS.
every Wednesday and Saturday, large folio
sheet
exclusive ofpostage, payable balfyeart IN advance
Ill. No subscription will be received for shorter
period than year.
Nv. Subscribers shall have the rgl-t of disseminating
their subscription ct the end of a year from the
time of their subscribing, by paying what may be
due. and giving notice of their intention.
Y. Advertisements not exceeding sixteen lines, will
be inserted four times for dollar and For every
subsequent insertion twenty cents--onger ones in
the same proportion; but reasonable discount
will lie made in favor of those who advertise by te
year half-year. quarter.
VI. All articles of personal private nature will
DE charged advertisements, and must be paid
for before insertion
VII. Advertisements, notices, &c. of all rcl gious
and charitable institutions, within the state Of De-
iawarc shall be conspicuously inserted gratis
or The postage must be paid on all letters and
communications addressed the Editor, through the
medium of the Post Office, or they will not be re
ee,ved.
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-12-16
DOCUMENTS,

JpAieh accompanied lie Message Of tie President
Of tic Unsf1a States.
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on
fdrwood's useful Ilashiae AS,,b;,.

TO RENT,
The STORE and WAREHoUSb lalel'
occupied by aiessrs. Lid6y and Ccrne' a. ,u0
corner of Fairfax and Prince streets. hiso'
one Of the adjoining Stores ard Warehouse.
in the same brick building. Possession esn
be had Immediately and the rents WIZ :.
made unusually low.
J. H. Hooe. ),
October io eou
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-07-17
poetrp.
PORTRAIT OF BONAPARTE.
~ voL1AIRR.

~ The great French Tragedian, VoLrAIpr
MS wtll verified in human nature and knew
n,en Of the iprings of acton in the ioul-in
one OF has Tragedies be has drawn the follow
ing outline of the portrait of Tyrant Had
fAPoLEoN haya fat TO our TRuMBuLL, or
sTswARr, more exad lisenels could not
have been produced. Thus iketches the po-
CT -
49,. :" Leagues he viii make 100
Like other gralplng tyrants ill he eyes
a lucky junGtuge to enlarge his bounds,
Then he'll deride them leap DER every tie
OF lacred guarantee, or fworn protection,
And when the oppreis'd ally implores aihil-
anee,
Beneath tha, MAX invade he with d for realms,
And from pure J,i.aJtbiP take them to himielf.
Ambiuon is the ipring
OF all hi. actions, whiIfl without enc virtue,
Diio,llson, like ilattering painter,
Bedscks him with The coloring them all
This i. the tyIanis portrait
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-07-17

Offices and duties Of the Attorrrcy
General, Solicitor-General, and
County Attornics."
BE If enacted BY the Senate and
Ho4(f # ReprsLamtatiVes IN General
Court oJcmsihd, and BY the autbority q
The Jane, That the frit fiction of an
act entitled an act refpe6tipg the
offices and duties of the Attorney
General, Solicitor General. and
County httornies," pailed on the
twentieth day of June, in the year of
our Lord one thouiand, eight hundred
and feyen, be, and the fame is here
by repealed.
June 40, 1899 Approved.
{. GORE.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-07-17
FOR SALE-CHEAP,

A Small lot Of LAND, in the town of
"A Charlefown, not more than 90 minutes
walk from State-ftree,, Bottom. Said Lot is
well lituated, having the advantage of build J.
ing with fouth proipeet, and making cor
ner of four itreets, in Respectable neighbour
hood, and as pleafant and healthy Gtuatlon
as any 10 the State. Payment will be reeeiv-
ed in w. J. or Englifh Goods, or Real Eitate.
Gtuated in Portland. The town of Charlef-
town, it is universally acknowledged from IT'S
great public and private improvements and
proximity to Bolton, with the advantage of
building under no reitrictions, renders it ike
ly to become, at no difant period, place of
much celibrity-Apply at this Office.
Jsiy 10.
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llsley 6 Moves.
A FARM FOR SALE,

IN the town of Falmouth, in the county OF
= Cumberland, coni,.ling OF one hundred and
five acres of Land, of which thirty is Interval
and lying on Prefumplcot River, and five
miles from the town of Portland, and on the
poit road that leads from Portland to Augulta
and into many of the back towns Said farm
is conveniently fituated for Public Houfe
with large two ffory Houie and Barn, with
out houfss. The foil Of faid farm is inferior
to none.--IRquire of
OLIVER WiNSLOW.
Oa. IL. U.O
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yNyE the fubfcribers, having been appoint
w ed by the Hon. Samuel Holten, Efq.
Judge of Probate of Wills, &c. for the county
of EiIcx, TO receive and examine the claims of
creditors to the ellate of
STEPHEN FOSTER,
late of Bradford, in faid county, merchant,
deceaied, inteltate, Represented infolvent. do
hereby give notice that FIX months. are allow
ed to fa,d creditors to bring in and prove their
claims. And that we lhalI attend that fervioe
at the dwelling. houfe of TbOma, saso,y, Efq
in Bradford, aforefaid, on the tirR Monday OF
July next, and of the five following months
from TO O'Clock p. Nj on each offaid Gays
THOMAS SAVORY, 2
DANIEL STiCKNEY, 0''""
Dated at B,adfori, Jaas &c, 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-07-17
TAKE NOTICE..

10 be JSM BY oratr Of Court, on sat.
URDAl, the fgpelvtb day y Au-
gsf next, at Ia o'elaek, NJ. on The
premJ/e5,
THE Real Eftate of Caleb Randall, late oil
Portland, in the county of Cumberland
deceafed. conifting of a lot of LAND in faid
Portland, adjoining the fouth end of Cumber.
land.ifree with the buildings thereon itAnd-
ing, including the reveriion of the widow,
DOVER Conditions of faIe will be known
at the time and place aforementioned.
LUCY RANDEL, AJv on Jaid E9sfs.
Jr!y 10.
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.Jasip GNatfbsR fpairfr, &c.
IOHN BAILEY. I'D.

y >
Ospofa tie Lrd;aa.C5isf, Fy6-SSes,
CONDUCTS the WATCH MAKING and
~ JEWELRr BUSINESS, in its vari-
Gus branches.-He truths from the knowledge
he has acquired in making and repairing
CLOCKS and WATCHES, that cuftomers
can have their work done as faithfully and on
as Reasonable terms at his ihop as at any 9TH
er place in Maine.
~ He keeps conftsn,ly for fale, at the a.
bove fore, general afortment of
Gentlemen's BOo1S and SHo1S,
of all qualities and fzes.
Aye-Ladies', Miles and Children's Mo-
ROCCO SHOES, of the following prices, viz.
Ladies' Shoes, s9-Ties. 40 and So
Double Ties, 7f-Velvet Shoes, with Ties, 81!
-wurtemburg heels, with do II
~ Country Traders can be fupplied with
any of the above SHOES by the dozen or
fnaller quantity, at reduced prices.
Psyfis.d, 9th Ne. 5, 1909. m
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SELECT TOAsTS.


TIE 3Dai.ia,y 5yaem--A temple planned by
the w,ldom of our Northumberland on an
sdanantine Rock--it has withltood the Kuos
WAND OF TINx, and the sTosMs or Faction
Gisll never be able to prevail againft it.
TIE mewoy IF Gen. 44isxaadtv Ha~iitea.--
pride OF human race,
lie fpoke as L deputed by mankind
10 plead the cauie of Freedom"
PARTY SPIRIT. The bane of focal inter.
courle and harmony When national honors
aud interefs are involved--a common grave
be its portion, and no mourners at the funeral
bur the enemies Of our country.
Tbs Militia II i6s United Stafe,-
"Whst are nifty, what thouiand ilave',
Matched to The inew of Jingle arm
That arkes for liberty"
Tie FAR Sex.
Oh Woman, in OUT hours of cafe.
Uncertain. coy, and hard to pieaie,
And variable as The ihade,
By the light quivering of the aipen mAde'
When pain aud anguiih wiring the brow.
a Numbering angel thou"