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The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-07-08

Inc American Register,
Or General Repository Of history, Po'iits and Sci
ence--i art second for 1905. Y |. ".
(P, lcc Ta,,e Dota.5 T.a4t. tft t.eafs
q NEIL volume conta MS a general history Of
Il the state OF europe, during the inle val
between the peace of ilsit md The attack Of
the French cmpe or on pain Ctfical papers
relative tn the evacuation of Polugal by the
French army Foreign and men lean state pa
persian account Of the Red River and coun-
try adjacent-An account of Lon siana at the
time of IT'S transfer to the United States en-
sus of Louisiana Census of West Flo ida
Census of Upper L uisiana-Cen rs OF new
Criean < dialogue Of publications for 1908.
Account of the pr ocesd ngs Of the society OF
Friends. for promoting the Improvement sud
gradual civilization OF the indians Il eiters
concerning the fortlficationo erecting at 4>ew-
York, &c. &c. &c
The american Register is published half
yearly, was commenced i'll 1907, and tile de-
mand having been so great fo il. that bur
few complete sets 10 be had he publisher,
would therefore prefer new sub cibe cam-
menciug with this 4th vol las they are now
striking off an additional runbe which would
be no di advantage, each volume being com
pete in itself. The price Of each so'nn'e WIZ
be demanded on delivery; and The sub, cribers
are at liberty TO decline at amy time.
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FEDERAL CLAIMS

To The merit Of the arrane ement zuiM Brit
am.
Extract from a speech of Mr. Fisk in the House of
Representatives May 81
But there was one Other remark, and
the gentleman urged il as though he was
really serious. Although among the last
he made, it was nor The least eA ia.riiina-
ry. had heard IT made before | came
to this House, but thoughti IT was intencei
merely to answer clcc,loccerinj, purposes,
and not believed by those who made il.
Il was to this efrc. that the present
prospect, SO fair, was the result of the ex-
ertions of the minority in this ccunlr,
and particularly in Congress. never
did believe that gentlemen who claimed
this as due to tie exertions OF the miuo.i
ty were or could be serious and when
heard Ii thrown out ON the floor since, i
could NOT bat remind me OF the fly placed
on The chariot wheel, exclaiming, IS In
zvhat a dist ne flies make - 1t is real-
ly snrprlzlng 10 me, and | am Wiling 10
confess 1t, though 1t may not be novel &c
those. (and there are MANY who have
more experience in legislation than have,
how minority can controul the majority.
1t is the first time that ever head MI
norlty IN representative government
claim the merit OF q system which tia
minority, call them federallsts, utra Or
citra" " tederalisss" professors N what
| not, opposed. to the extent OF their ability.
1t is repugnaut TO the very meaning Of the
term (minorify) ia the English language
For moment let me ask you, sir, wHay
system did they advise? Even the las;
measure adopted on the subject Of our for
| eIen Relationship the nom Intercourse law,
was opposed by them and really, among
the comparisons with which the gentlrmal
t.om Virginia enlightens the members al
this House, l recollect one in :ela ion
to that bill, in which he said that it remin-
| ded HIM OF the man who had invented
mode Of +" letting off his gun by degrees"
He not only disapproved the measure but
ridiculed ii. who adopted the measure,
| sir Who, had it proved d.sast, Gus, would
have been called TO account fur it II he
Minority? No sir the majority. In ali
popular governments and assemblies there
will be minorities. i here were minornlts
in our revolution but alter our lndePen-
dence was achieved, we did not hear them
CLAIM the honor of it. There was a minor,
ty in the convention of the United States,
but we have not heard this minority say
that it was owing to their exersions that
this charter of our liberties was adopted.
Really, sir, as it strikes my mind, an argu-
ment of this kind, scarcely merits an at
tempt at serious refutation. Let me ask,
sir, did the minority elect Mr. Jefferson
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FOR THE DELAWARE GAZETTE
Mr.. Editor.

Mr.. Editor,
Your establishment Of a republican paper
must give pleasure to every republican. The
long period that has elapsed since the publlca-
lion Of paper in this state, devoted to the adj
vancement of pure republlcanism, has, unques-
tionably, been the means Of the great federal
influence that at present exists. 1t is time
that sound and pur. principles be disseminated
among the worthy and independent yeomen OF
i'rawarei let US i zen hail the commencement
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-07-08
GRAND LODGE OF DELAWARE.

4 r an election, held on .hr 24'h d. If
{ \ june last, the following Grand Officers
tor the present year, were duly rirrgtd.
Jesse Green, Esq. kigh' W'rshipfal
Grand Master
The Han. JameS Boeth. Esq. Right
Wotshpinl Deputy Grand Master.
John PattefSon. Rght Worshipfu! S. 6.
Warden.
Willard HcN, Esq. Right Watshiplul
]. G.. Warden.
Fas0ara Roche, Esq Right Worshlpful
Grand Secretary.
haac .Heveaaoa. Esq Rign. Worsh4.ful
1ta1d rri,9ter.
Jain Selars, Right Worshipfai cratd
vi fshal.
David Robnet, Grpad Tyler.
Fuolisned y order u The t,rasd i.odge.
EDV ROCHE 6. aec'fy
Whining .st, Iuts s, 1909.
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DID they OF she pfotesfo "a elect Mr. Mad.
son +? The gentleman said, l reco!ect, that
he does not consider rhe President as the
administra;ion.--Do the minority conslI-
tute it then With whom are treaties for
med With the majority or minority
with the administration on win individuals
1t really appears 20 me that the gentleman
cannot urge this claim again and shonld
not have made these remarks, if il had nor
been one OF the most extraordinary assetti-
ons which ever recoilect, to have been
made on the Aour OF this House.
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Tie Packet, SLoop ETopE, Capt.
MILNEK. with good accommodations ior
passengers, VIII Ply between this Town s
Philadelphia as usual--all freight sent by
said packet will be carefully attended 10.
Wilmington, Ju'y s, 1909
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j O..GSlitil x, J X cs2 I, 4.

TAVING succted,e Il'arnrt. e@ I,r.
/ l. bert 10 the g,oc,fy n:slo. ~
s,.re, ldteiv occupied ~ tnSin 81 .ss... j.
meet whasl offers iof sale III ~
moderate terms 40, CASH ar ne
4 General dssor ment u 6
Aati hopes ~ strict al
IS, TO merit share Of the pu5iic pa. !.
ge.
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TiiSt Uutlo Et(S,

By c. 4 a. CONRAi' < Co. Philadelphia, tx
subscriptions receive ~ Piazza bKYNBEkG,
Wilmingtun,)
lac American Register,
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TO The merit Of the arrane ement zoiM Brit
ain.
Extract from speech of Mr. Fisk in the House of
Representatives May 81
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-06-07
rzD:S:@sn


The following is a report Of the Secretary Of
the Treasury to both houses of Congress,
received en- Friday last
REPORT.
In obedience to the directions Of the act
supplementary to the act, entitled An act
to establish the Treasury Department. the
Secretary of the Treasury respectfully sab
mits the following report
The nett revenue arising from duties on
merchandise and tonnage which accrued
during the year 1907, amounted as appeared
by the last annual statement, to
Dolls. 100000
A correct statement of that revenue for
the year 1903 cannot be prepared at this
time, but may be estimated, as will appear
by the estimate A, to about
IO.27OOOO
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-06-07
DEBATE

n RGgd0EpL's a4osTDn FIR ~aopgaszgsg'
ate eunaacF q Tee Fseaidaas she q.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-06-07

~ -, 49, 1Plh IlSE y
Dian alaa tpe .est indies during the laq
50 alo'lais 2, ans year yet, eonsideri1gI
t""- 49, WI ~ $40 asfaNats IRON ChmlN
aiao aae 31@ss 4n9les, ana the situation at
tas ~otsaae1eaai intercourse OF the Y. States
WIN uae rest oi zoe world, itas not probabl:
that the reTeaue accreng dusiDg The Yerk
18u9 WAL exceed that o. the year 1903.
= te 'Psete af s''e afeasoFy On the 1st of
october. asos, TO
1Sy8A6,z1T 81
A"o Ir te0eiP's eufIS
the t@Ss '"iee asontAs OF lnat
yeas' az FPe"tso y ZIG &a'e-
i'eas lDyW 5,oo6,3l6 81
-
-, i1'4oS'oS4 81
e4s'a'se'"es'' ua'u'6 'ue same pc
dollars Paid IN reimbursement OF the priao,
pal OF the public debt
<sFS~'S97 ~
A0sV'pe" o@1an1e
ireasofy' GA 0"e 49, Ja'A
1S09' % S'9Ti'oS$ e
"r-5oc----
bo.A 1900 -
iae Oa'i ~ u.l AsAuS ~ loIsetoS @Aa
RECEIVERS ana 9e CUT s'"1ialnS' FeEe'@t
oonds' ~aiou''eo' ON 0"e 1S' Jan; a13s
70 9~'00ooVVQ
From wn'cn aeaueP1ng Lor I1e
eSpetces col'eItf'' S'o i0itn0
dsd"oaSk9 pay "oe u"''~6 "e
year 1909 3'ooo'2o
leaves ioi sue P"oo4ols
cG'P'S os year 10o9' eAo'u'iSeiy
OF tae inconsloefao'e "h''n
may DC received on account OF
cue revenue aiesU'hS 00''"6 "'&' ooo ooo
M q sum % 49,, 0'0'''N''
NlaSne to8e'hef "i'n tne oat-
"ecI sre 'I'y VA 49, "' ~, zoo
J"' 1'0S'u ','F1 wv
no].oo
80 ''11'
an a6B'I6"'o VI io'0"l'oCo' uo'"ls 'P1
p&i 80 9 ~ ""e "'o
conformity WIN the existing appropriations
es''.A'"S'u 00N"l'
o. ~ 1' n, 8 10 ~.
SlEit ''St Ss's-uuHl5 ,A0 eAPeIee'
SeS''oI = col9,,oo 90 n1o
80 49, az 81 Ina;on non,rt-
gmenfs -
- characterization for
the aymv and Indian
Denartments 2765Noo
Ditto for forti6ca.
"a A45oo
Awe and military
stoves szoooo
S~-s 7QooD
N.,,,, d.,,.r+ i, ant ,b;s ,e.,,s
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-06-07

NaVaI department, MS !Nal
appropriation 2,9l5,0
Public debt G,547,0oo dolls.
Of the appropriation Of 100000
of dollars for the year 1909, hav-
ing been paid in advance in the
year 1903. in order to effect the
reimbursement of the whole Of 8
per cent. stock) 6,453,oC
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-06-07
CONGRESS-
EIE or REERExT 1JvEg

EREnaE, Mays6..
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-06-07

And the receipts during
the last three months of that
year, as appears by the state
nens (B) to
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-03-29
THIRTY DOLLARS REV ARD.

IN ESERTED on Saturday evening, the
IL eighteenth instant, the following
men, privates in my company-Stationed on
Rose-Island, Harbour of Newport.
JAMES HELToN, born in Portsmouth, State
of Ne7Hamhshire, 90 years of age, feet z
and a quarter inches high, light complexion,
dark eyes, and dark hair, had on and carried
away with him, a Sailors round blue jacket,
infantry pantaloons, uniform vest and hat, and
several articles of infantry summer cloath-
ing.
GEORGE ALEXANDER born in Lo7vas, Eng.
81 years of age feet 9 inches high, light
complexion, light eyes and light hair lad
on and carried away with him, Sailors round
blue Jacket, infantry uniform vest and panta-
looms, and several articles of infantry summer
cloathing.
JAMES HARLAN, born in PliLadeihhia, State
of Pennsylvania, % years of age,5 feet 10
and an half inches high, dark compile xion,
dark eyes and dark hair had on and carried
away with him, Sailors round blue jacket,
infantry uniform pantaloons, and several arti-
cles of infantry summer Cloathing.
Whoever will apprehend the above named
Deserters and deliver them to me, or to the
commanding officer of any military post in
the L. States, shall receive the above reward
and all reasonable charges, or 10 dollars for
either of them. w. c. BAEN.
Capt. IN 4th u. S. Regf. hyfi
Rose Island, March ~, 1909.
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NitULY.
CURIOUS ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE.

CURIOUS ADMINISTRATIONS OF JUSTICE.
NOTWITHSTANDING the dissolute character of
Acffando. il appears that he, on occasions adj
mns,ered justice, not only with mpartiality but with
ability. On this head Amirato, relates an mecdote
lent TO This countrymen at Florence 4O0crowns,
which he advanced without any person, being present
and without requiring written acknowledgment.
tor required his money; but the borrower, well appr-
lively denied that he had ever received it, After ma
ny futess attempts to recover il, the leodsrwas adj
yised 10 resort to the Duke, who would find some
method Of doing him justice Aeftrando accordingly
ordered both parties before him. and hearing the asser
ton Of and the positive denial of the other he tur
ned TO the creditor saying -" Is 1t possible then
friend that you could have lent your money when no
one was present }" "There was noone indeed" re-
Piled the crsitor; "I counted out the money to him
on post" " Go bring the post then, this Instant
said the Duke, !" and will make 1t confess the truth"
The creditor, though astonished on recevngsuch an
order, fastened to obey, having first received secret
caution from the Duke not to be very speedy IN his re-
turn. In the mean time, the Duke employed himself
in ransactng the business Of his other sutors until
at length turning again TO the borrower-'Ths man,"
says he, stays long time with his post" is so
heavy, sw," replied the other, /" that he could not
yet have brought it." Again Aleffrando left Inn and
returning time afterwards carclessly exclaimed
"What kind of men they that lend their money
without c<dence; was their one present but the
post !" No indeed, sir" replied the knave." The
post is good witness then" said the Duke and shall
make you pay the man his money"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-03-29
REAL ESTATE, AT AUCTION.

T'HE following Estates, will be sold at
l. Publick' Auction, on WEDNESDAY,, the
18th of April, at l O'Clock A. M. if not sold
before at private sale, viz.
A large Lot of Land, Dwelling House
thereon standing, situated on the Hill in
.MeSahort, lately improved by Mr.. II. DEXTER.
Also, Four large Buildings Lots in front of
said House. Also, one Lot Of Land, at the
South part of the Town--.flso, one half of a
lot of Land and House thereon, standing on
Thames Street, next North of Capt. EDWARD
EAsToN's-improved by Mr.. FREEBoRN
CoGGEsHALL.
.4lso, on THURSDAY, the Goth April, at
! / O'Clock, A. M. large Lot and House
thereon, Standing on Thames Street, next
North of UiAiam ENery, Esq. and directly
opposite Liberty Tres, now improved by
Also, one other Lot of Land with Store
and Stable thereon, standing on Pohler Street.
North of SILAs DEAN. Also, on TUES
DAY, the 25th April, at IL o'clock, A. Nj.
a small Farm in 2Iverton, containing aboxr
sixty acres, being part of the Farm, called the
White Hine Farm, about one Mile from the
Stone Bridge, in Said Tiverton. A.plat OF
said Land csn be seen by calling on Silas
Dean.
If the weather should not be fair on the
above days, the sale will be on the first fair
day after. Conditions made known at the
sales.
.4lso, at private sale---4o bbls Pork.
S. DEAN, .Auctioneer.
Newport, March %, 1909.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-03-29
JASON SPRAGUE,
Offers for safe, at his Store, in Washington
Street, No. 4,


Street, No. 4,
100 bbls. fresh superhne Alexandria
and New-York Flour, by the barrel or larger
quantity 1000 VT. Cabin Bread 90 barrels
picked Cod dry Goldfish by the euintal or
larger quantity; Pork Beef; Rice by the
tierce loaf, powdered and brown Sugar !;
Souchong and Bohea Teas; Coffee /; Molas-
ses; West-India, New England and Cherry
Rum Wine, Brandy and Gin, by the barrel
or less quantity; Ginger, Allspice, Pepper,
Cinnamon, Soap, Candles, Starch, negro-head,
pigtail and leaf Tobacco Segars by the thou
sand Or less quantity Mems and Women's
Shoes Boots /; writing and wrapping Paper );
merchantable and clear pine Lumber; Hogs
head Shocks, Oars black and bright Varnish !;
Rosin few barrels curry Oil. Also, small
quantity of Flax.
Which Articles may be had on reasonable
terms, for Cash or approved credit, and the
smallest favours gratefully received.
.Ne7vtort, March, 2l, 1909.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-03-29
TO CARPENTERS

xTTHEREKS the subscriber is under
w the necessity of building school
House ediately--Therefore those Car.
penters who wish to assist in erecting the
building and take their pay in Schooling,will
please to leave their names at this Office
ELEAZER TREVETT.
N. B. Lumber, Stone, sc. wanted for II
same. March 2s
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-03-29

original Is stranger TO dissembled thought lis
tongue governed by the genuine dictates of sncei-
~ But carve compare the mind Frightened with
the genial glow Of knowledge, to the rude child Of
In fact, the latter boasts pre-eminence lie
scars aloft on wings Of truth looks down with scorn,
and vpbraids the civilized world for hatteiy which
puts sensiblity To the blush, and shocks even the
harsher feelings Of unpublished men. When the infiu-
ence q sycophant like the fatal charms ofa sirens
voice, deudcs fair innocence, virtue recoils and turns
abhoTent from the rueful scene.
tisnecessary for every member Of society possess
the art OF pleasing as il not only unites thought with
thought but tunes the mind TO Of love, sympa-
thy, and friendship. But alas shall the enchanting
smiles Of parasite allure the daughter of virtue and
blight her opening blossoms. Forbid il, ye genii, he
guardian protectors of fail innocence
When we the Of beauty torn form the boz
som OF candour, by the fatal hand, of sycophant,
and all the delicaces OF female worth offered up a
sacrifice at the altar of savage barbarity, the
manly feelings Of the independent soul to vi
brate with the warmest touches Of pity Blush,
frightful monster, at thy vileness thy crime is of
backest hue, and tells the world that treachery of
soul is thine Thy deadly venom taints the blended
streams OF mutual love, dissolves the ties of amty,
and posons all the endearing affections that conspire
to render man agreeable to Virtue will not
hold society with such traitors base degenerate
thou art She breads thy approch, and shrnks
with horrour at thy ghastiy look
Learn ye iar, 10 dispise the allurng voice Of the
hatterer His breath will blast the bloom Of love-
lest charms. When once by nattery caught, your
dropping beauty weeps virtue drops tear Of regret
and innocence shall mourn the loss of worth.
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GRAFTON.

LATELY published, and for sale at the
Office, of the Rhode -lsand Republican, Mill
street.
An Oration delivered on the Fourth of
July, 1908, before the Hycarpedian Society,
by |. B. PFIRcE-Price 20 cents.
March 81, 1909.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-03-29

XTTHEREAS it has been represented
Wv the town of Providence, that wen
with my packet to transport the Custom
house officers of the district of Ncavfort I
Plumt-Beach, Gin the west passage) to TAX
possession of the sloop Betsey of Pawturet'"
now this is to notify all whom it may concer
that the above report is an absolute falsehoo
Cir o,,latsd by some malicious or evffJiisposeo.
person or persons, solely to injure me in my
packeting business in said town of Provi-
dsnee, and thereby TO deprive me of obtaining
an honest livelihood.
JONATHAN HEATH
Master Of the Newport Packet, Elee,oYa.
March Is, 1909.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-03-29
THE ELATTERER.

Ofall ,he various characters among mankind, no
one is more degrading to human nature than ahatter-
err Flattery is not only odious to veracny, but II
proves want Of true sense want ofestcem fF those
whom it was intended 70 please, and deficiency OF
DELICATE sentiment. Even the wild uncultyaled ab.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-03-29
TO BE. LET,

T>HE Dwelling House and garden, in
/ Shring- -St,se!, occupied by the late JOAN
BaSister, Esq.---For further particulars and
terms, apply at the house. Msreh %.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-03-29
APIiOR ISMS.

There is dignity and elevation in virtue, which
overawes the most daring proHigate.
1t is possible to do good and not be virtuous for
some may be great in his actions and little IN his
heart.
Man is forn-d by misfortunes; virtue is active is
diversity.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-03-29
TO BE LET,

.dnd Possession given The 25th ii7sf'
THAT Commodious DWELL
HOUSE in Pelham-street, now occup
TYiiiam Thompson, with Garden, and !
cellent well of water in the yard-For I
apply to DANIEL Is. VAC"f
Newport, March %, 1909.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-03-29
NOTICE,

NOTICE,
rs hereby given,that the subscriber has b
J. appointed, by the Hon'. Court of Prob
for the town of .Weqytort, Administration u
the Estate and Effects of HANNAH NJ
TURN, late OF Ntwhort, deceased; and
en- bonds as the law in that case direct
Therefore persons having any demands
said Estate, are requested to exhibit t
for settlement and those indebted to
immediate payment to
JOHN EARL, Jun. .4dmiaistrato
Mewtort, March %, 1909.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-03-29

JAMES WESTGATE, BAKER,
No. l95, 2hames-Strect, 026ers for sale,
100 bbls. excellent Ship Bread. Gro
ceries of all kinds, Crackers and Ginger
Bread put up at the shortest notice.
.Nefort, March 2S.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-03-29
AMUSING MISCELLANY,
FROM THE ANTHOLOGY.

ORIGINAL Letters, from an american TraYeller
IN Earotte, TO his friends in this country.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-03-29
TO JULIUS, WITH 4 GOOSE.

Swain, accept your al accomplished Dove,
With rapture listen to his plaintiye moan,
And vow with constancy the bird to love,
Whose beauty thus reminds ne ef'ry orm
/ cannot prove my gratitude too soon,
For such mark oftendcrness confcrr'd
So, song for song be thine, and boon tor boon,
Kindness for kindness, swain, and bird ior bird
10, the best fowl that Lincoln can produce,
Ny choice: has singled from tuneM group
Accept, s7veet Bard from me, as grem Goose,
AS Ger was fattcn'd in poplt'rer's coop.
Your verse the merit Of the Dove displays;
The compliments ! pay my bird are few;
Yet tits. mcthinks, no niggard share OF praise,
To say how strongly he sesembles y0u
ELIZA.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-03-29
SELECTED POETRY.
EYTR

EXTR.2CT
From g Louc and Satire smal poliane Of poetical
CORRESPONDENCE, 5e,raeen a young Lady and Gentle
man, lately ,u5Hshed in LondoR.
TO ELIZA, WITH DOVE.
ACcEp,', dear mid, the most delightful bird y
That ever Venus to her chariot bound.
BY Love adopted and by peace preferr'd,
For meekness valued, and for faith renown'd
A Bird, In which such rare periectioDs meet,
Alone is worthy to be counted thine;
Ills l<auty, fair one, is like yours complete,
And his fidelity resembles mine
julius
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