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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-07-30
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tLPHEUS BABCOCK insorrnes ths inhaFf-
< itants Of Portland and Ets viririty Ihas A.
has commenced ID this town,
Repairing and Tuning Piana Fsrfes.
he Aarrers himself that as re has been en-
ployed al making and repairing those inssfn-
ments upwards Of eleven years, be shall X y.
be 10 give fatisfaaion 70 thole who may tavur
him with their commands
His taTry Ia town vii be hut fliort, there
fore line directed 70 Guardian Tavern viii
NEE, with immediate attention.
Portland, Jrfy 80, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-07-30
STONE-CUTTING
executed in all i;s branches, by
BAK ILt.II ADAMS

= = 4 4 III Y MO-
IN Federal freet, oppofte the old Methodill
meeting hOule, PORTLAND.
WHO keeps con:tantly for TaIe Ar aHorr-
ment Of Marble, Slate and Free Stones !:
fuitable for Chimney Pieces, Hearths, Tomb
& Head Stones; Paint. Mills and A1uIIrrs &c
~ Orders from any part of rh& country
attended to with PunGtvality ana dfpatch.
July so, 1910
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-07-30
The " Quar- Potn Critic t.

1t is presumed that the ingenious
qDrlter OF the learned criticism, that ap-
peared IN the +. Argus Of the Goth in
slant, was somewhat elevated with dem
ocratie sPIRIr.--Being in this situation,
we can easily conceive, that his " quart
not" TO his apprehension, " contained a
gallon !" We hope that when the heat
of Shirt abates, he will entertain more
correct notions of things. We would
make one observation upon his crs,i-
cisn,, viz.-that procession" is noun
of multitude, and may be followed by
zero or reLatiUe f.furai. No further OBJ
scryatlons will be made in our paper
upon the democratic toasts. From the
ranks OF democracy in this town, no.
thing like originality was expected !;
nothing has been realized. The toosts
may sleep in peace until the next year,
whom we shall probably meet them
again.
The baltimore Wing quotes Swift.
-" When man AYERS that he belongs
to no party, he is certainly OF a party of
which he is ashamed' Have not MIR.
Gerry and J. Q. Adams avcrred that
they were of 10 party? Yet they GER
tainly are democrats but Swite has
given the reason of their denial.
=-
A Census of the United States is 70 be Ia
ken this year. The persons appointed to
this duty Will commence the cu-ncss the
/ first OF August. lhe government have di-
recsrd that an account and state of the vari-
| ous manufactures be taken at tie same
tinle--such as
Observation-Disclosures Re-
tlneries .-Breweiies-Paper Mills
Oil Mnis--SnuF Mills .Cho1 olate Mills
-Gunpowder Mills-Glass Works
-Fulling Mills-Carding Machines
going BY water-Hemp and Flax SPIN
ming Mills--Cotton and Wool Spin
ming Mills--snd Rope Walks.
FROM woR Es--distinsu ishing
FurDaces-AiF Furnaces-AFotces
Misunderstanding and Sitting
Mil!s-Cut Nail Factorirs-Trip Ham
mers-StecI Furnaces.
The Marshal of this state requests those
Interested ana acquainted with these sub
lects, and those connected with them, 10
furnish every Information in their power TO
his assistant.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-07-30

Mr. JOHN ELDER will copdefoeud 70 a.
A'- fwer in the Gazette Of next week Mr..
Oh Lorirg's fate and inGdious flatemeus, pub
lifhed in the Gazette of rhe Esd inf by add
tional proof, and ffew how far faid Loring is
entitled 70 the character Of Gentleman o. 4
man Of veracity-
Bib, Tzlt ", 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-07-30
Dortlano,
LATEST FROM ENGLAND,
Monday, July 50, 1910.

With The psiusal oi letter IRON mercan
lie house in LtVsrpool, daled June 9, 1910.
received ~ an Arrival at Wisc4.ssef It's con.
sens are not very important. The follow
ing IS Ill our iiiniss Will enable us 10 extract
Al this time
"rhe welcome intelligence is received
&C renewal OF intercourse between chr
countries, tthe Usi ~ States and England
and which we hope 10 see secured BY a
treaty"
London dates TO June 18th have been 70.
celyed, bat The papers are unusually barren.
The only article OF intelligence which ex-
cites any interest IS the passage Of Sir
.jIlaes SdamVeZ into the Baltic with a
squadron ct men of war for the purpose Of
blockadnng the ports OF Sweden. By AN
arrival at NewyOrk II is reported that Tur.
key is about 10 join Russia and Sweden
against England. This account wants con-
frmstion The latest intelligence from
Constantlrople represent the Turks as ma
king active preparations for carrying or the
war with Russia, and as absolutely refusing
10 JON Bonaparte in antl-coinmercial
schemes.
CT Eyrdtd.-An error in the 4th line Of
1.-The 4 paragraph oftbe news from Portug4k.
published IN the last Gazette, escaped our
notice. For $4,000 horse" cad 1000
horse.
Capt. Newell arrived at Newyork, who
lett Havana 18th instant, informs, that "a
and O. with several transports. having on
board number of families and sixty domin-
lean Frisrs, had arrived a. that place from
Cadiz. but that all communication was pro-
hlb'ted with them. There can be but little
ooubt, should the French obtain complete
possession of Spain, and Ferdinand be re-
tanned prisoner, but that all the Spanish
Colonies will declare themselves indepe..-
dent under the protection of england.
A Norfolk paper mentions that the
Us brig Hornet will sail for England
ina few days with dispatches The
British packet has sailed direct for En-
gland without calling at Halifax, as was
at first intended.
Equal and exact justice touaycs az nations"
1t is stated that Capt Porter of the
navy, has been recalled from his COM
msnd at New-Orleans, at the request
Of Gen Turreau, for daring 10 meddle
with French privsteer which was Vi
olating the laws ofthe United States.
Onthe 5th of July. Doct. James Nib
lock, native of Ireland, but resident
Tor SIX or seven years at Brunswick
County, Virginia, and eminent as
physician, was shot and instantly expi-
red. The jury found he came By his
death by two bullets and buck shot
being hred into his left breast by some
person unknown. A few days after, a
Mr. Edmunds, was taken up Oh suspi-
cion OF having committed the murder,
no evidence appeared against him.
Niolock had been guilty of very impro-
per conduct towards one ofEdmund's
family.
On the 18th OF July, at Montpelier,
vermont, IL is said to have been so cold
as shat the people wore their Great
'oas when moving, and the frost at
hignt was 50 severe as TO Kill a princi-
pal part of the Corn.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-07-30
FOR SALE,
Corbam Arademy.

Gorbam Aeademy.
NOTICE u hereby given 10 ,hofr vb,,
: with 10 fend Their children 70 the Co..
A1adfnyi thar the rrrttees have engaged Doc.
tor Cba,lef C.tfr, Of Brunfwick. a. preceptor
and that iad Academy will be opened ca the
iecond Wednesday, Of September nert
IOfHRop LLWlS, ST., lazy.
July ~, 1910. (7nl
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-07-30

GoRHAM, JULY n.
Mineral Swings---A pnmDer "a springs,
supposed 70 be lmpregnated with mineral
substances, have lately been discovered IL
this par; of the country which has excited
the curiosity of the public to such degree,
that crowds both Of SIX and speH are seen
daily lowering arouad these pools of pana
ceal virtues Large quantities Of the water
are drank by the former for the purpose Of
Graduating disease, and by the latter as ali
anudo,e 10 diseases in future. The fame
o these spTingss it is thought, will soon
rNn the Vermont Prophet--tae sons Of Es
cuiapiuS be neglected, and The grim naessen-
Ger ravisheo Of his prey
Inc writer OF This, has examined the wa
tiers OF one of the most famous Of these
springs BY number of chemical tests, and
can detect neither csrbonic acid. sulpber,
iron or any other mineral. The water has
a fetid smell and is probably nothing more
than common water deprived OF a part Of lis
oxygen.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-07-30
Loaf md LUMP SUGHP.
JOSEPH POPE.

No 2, M.dzy', Reu,
AS Jutt received thirty FIVE barrels Ph,la-
delphIa REFINED SUG Ar; which,
being colignmenf, will be field On reaiona-
bic terms. (6w) Porsiaa1, T1Iy 81.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-07-30

to exhibit. 10 the public handsome haf,
Hume, or coat this would, however,
De in some measure pardonaLle, il
marching, or rather running about
town, constituted an important branch
OF military knowIsdge.-A hinf 10 me
s9ise Is sufficient. A PnIyArE.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-07-30

= .,,.,. l,rig.. fwc os = guns each, INC o.
lone at 10 and competed hem 10 run for
ea.ner The Tribune had killed aud ~
wounarc; aud sAs too mu- crippled 10 pur-
..e them.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-07-30
Portland Hat Mandatory

THE fubicribsrs, Being majority of the
perton. named in an 2te sntItlei /" an act
70 incorporate certain perions BY the name Of
the Portland Fai lNdnyfa7g,y," pAfTed 18th
June, lsio--hereby give noIicc, thar mesS-
ing of the aid Corporation will be held at
the Office ever Megrs. H.zr e Evans litore,
IN Middle ilreet, Portland, on Monday, the
thirteenth day Of Auguit next, at O'Clock P
M. for the purpofe Of choofing Clerk,
Treaiurer, and ilich other Directors, AEents,
aHd Factors as ihaii be thought necetfary and
Convenient, ana 10 make and elta5lifh rules
and bylaws for the regulations and govern
ment of faid Corporation, and TO raife and
aiiels on the ieveral Shares tuch iuns CT mon.
ey a. me company ihaii think proper
William Evans, Daniel Smith,
foihua SHAW, Michael Wife,
John Lcrd, Francis Ofgood,
Sanl. BUTTS, Robert Ilacy,
Lbsn Wrbtf,r, Elias I;.oma5.
John nrane,
T.sf-as, ansa ~. 1910
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-07-30

On the 18th OF July, at Montpelier,
Vermont, IL Is said to have been so cold
as mat The people wore their Great
,ohs when moving, and the frost at
Aisht was 50 severe as to Kill princi-
pal part Of the Corn.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-07-30
YESSELS SPoKI

July IS, lar. AZ, long 50, fchr. Superb, s
days from Behalf, (Me) for Liverpool. Julv
5, long 48, brig Eliza. of Kennebeck, ~ d,v.
from Bottom, for Liverpool.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-07-30

CT Erratd-An error in the 4th line Of
sthe n paragraph oftbe news from Portzgal,
published IN the last Gazette, escaped our
notice. For 10000 horse" re ad 1900
horse.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-07-30

"The welcoms intelligence is received
&C a renewal OF intercourse between cur
Countries, {the Uai s-fS'ates and England J
and which We hope 10 see secured by a
treaty"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-08-06
CHzOlr No. Gal.

stroyed, end destructive fire raging at
the same time, added to the miseries
Of the wrctchcd inhabitants that eight
villages in the neighbourhood Of Cam
dia are but heaps of rubbish, and many
THOUSAND people buried in the ruins OF
their own dwellings,, drowned in the
rush Of water, or persisted by the fire,
Tor 1t seems as if all the elements had
conspired in. yengence against this un-
happy Island. ! he olive fields are des-
troyed, and the most luxYriant part Of
this beautiful Island exhibits at present
but one wide waste of ruin, devastation,
and death. The earthquake has been
Gas letters which are received mention)
felt in Cairo, Alexandra, Malta, Sicily,
and in all the Islands Of the Archipe~
lago, in many Of which it has thrown
down houses, and done other dam
age"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-08-06
MONITORIAL.

Tie Sentiments Of The rsry learned Locke,
T'illo,son, Wbitby, Clarke, Grove, Taylor,
and JOrtin, on the Subject Of Predestina-
ton.
From DR. Harwood's Melancholy Doc
trne Of Predestination exposed. See Lond.
Chron. p. 287, 289.
DIR. HARDWOOD modestly observes, that
lie thought it not improper to annex the
sentiments Of these celebrated Critics and
Scholars, as the Reader will pay greater
Difference TO their learning and Judgment,
than 10 any thing he could advance OH the
subject.
LOCKE That he here 10Th Of the
Romsns1 speaks Of men nationally, and not
reasonably, in reference to their eternal
state, is evident. not only from the begin
ming Of this chapter, where he shews his
concern for the nation of the Jews being
cast of from being Gods people, ana he
instances he brings of Isaac, OF Jacob and
Esau, and Of Pharao but it appears also
very clearly ii the verses Immediately fUi-
loving, where by the TcsSefs n zrrGth ft-
tea for cestrncfior, be manlfesily means
the nation Of the Jews, who were now
grown ripe, and fit Tor the destruction be
was bringing upon them Locke on 10
mas, ck ~. yer 20 IN the notes.
TiLLorsoN False and mistaken primer
pies IA religion as this for one that God
does nor slncerclv desire the salvation OF
men. bnt hath from ali eternity efiectualls
barred the greatest part OF mankind ffom
aIl poss lsiiiy Of attaining that happiness
which a- offers 70 them and ele-- o'ic
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-08-06
FIRST LOVEn

One John Kerider, Iabouring and
married man, was impressed as a SOL
der, in the year l74i he became q
French prisoner, bur made his escape,
and settled in Germany, where he
married and buried two wives after
SO years absence, he came to England,
and found his first wife by mere acct
dent, selling fruit in Oxford road she
had buried two husbands in the time.
and being both disengaged, they will
ingly renewed their former connex-
ion.
There have been some instances lin
America of women, who, having mar
ried second time, supposing their
first husband to be dead, have, when
the two husbands left it to their choice,
returnd to the first.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-08-06

From Mr.. KSAfp's Grafton, de

From Mr.. KSAfp's Grafton, deHvrreG
az Nesv6ErWaorf, on the 4th of Jniy.
Speaking of Spanish America, the.
Orator remarks -
20 The power of Bonaparte, which
has made Spain, the skin of an i'm
molated yictim," has unriyetsd their
chains. They seized fortunate mo-
Inent, and declared themselves indie.
pendent. We tail them as new born
nation; and offer our prayers for their
success. From justice and policy our
government ought TO be the first TO
acknowledge their independence. We
hope they may experience the mild
reign of national liberty without pas
sing through confusion and anarchy
anG learn from the fate Of other nations
not 10 indulge in eccentric experiments
IN forming government. This reyo-
luton will open an extensive trade
and if rightly improved, repay US il
some measure what We have lost in
Europe. Whatever path our govern
AhNit ilAay Hdi1AA Ali LILO dlldA1y VI HA
any other in.whateyer hands our des-
TIMES may be placed, mat We honestly
avow our sentiments, and fearlessly ex-
ecute our just determination, keep
close to those politics which have been
adopted by the wise and good, and con-
secrated by the immortal Washington.
Politics, which are a combination In
telligence, social affection and religious
belief a love of government founded
on efficient principles and administered
with fImness and impartiality a sa-
cred regard to equal rights, and just
hatred OF oppression from the many or
the few union Of ability and virtue,
against loose principles and violent pas
sions. This is federalism aud It's pro-
lessons have magnanimously strove a.
gainst the torrent, and maintained Dig
nifty and influence when the power had
passed from their hands,"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-08-06
Books and Stationary.
ISAAC ADAMS

NJ. 7, Exe51ags n,es. opp3tffs tie Maine Bsrf,
LAS lately received an additional ajT,rt-
IA m.ni of BOOKS. among which are
s,ackhoule's hiltory of the Bible, Browns hi
BE Dictionary, Nswton's Works I / volumes.
Adams view OF Religion, B!zir's Lectures,
Clerks, Whitfeids, Villages, Fordyce's aud
Whites Sermons, Orton's EXPEDITION of the
Bbe. Doddri6ges' rife and progrei-, Jerks
Deyotlon, Hervey's Works. Pilgrims rrogreis,
Edwards on the will aad affections, Mrs
S;ece.s works, Fragments ia proie and verfe
by Mfs (. Smith with an account of her
fife ani writings, Newcombe's Observations
"a our Lords gbndutl as divine Instructor,
Paeys moral PhlIoiophy. Fergulon's history
of The Roman Republic, Gislier ditto Of
Greece, Rules modern Europe, Robertlons
America, Minots history OF the Iniurrcctions,
PrsaIys Lectures, Joiephus works of the
Jews, Cordon's America, Ramfay's aud Ban
crofts Life OF Washington, Eioquence of the
British Senate, life of Frederic the Great,
Cooks Voyages. Spectator, Taller, Mrs Cha
pore's Letters. Economy of human life, Tales
Of FalhionabIe, Thadeus of Warlaw, Lockes
Essay, View of Christianity, Commandments
Companion Midnight onthe Epistles, Celeb.
and fearch of wife, Chaptals Chemiltry,
Townfends guide 10 health, Cheifedens Anat-
omy, CuIiens Practice and Maseria Medica,
Lsvosiers Chemifry, Domestic Medicine
P,afmacopia, Underwood on diseases, Jacobs
Law Dictionary, Blackstones Commentaries,
Whites Digest of the Laws Of Massachusetts,.
Hawkins Pleas of the Crown. Tyngs, Black
stones, Strange's and Wilion's reports, Law Of
Evidence, Lex Mercatoria, Law of par,ner-
ship, Buffers Nisi Prius, Jones Law of Bail.
ment, Justices Assistant, Town Officers, Clerks
Magazine, Probate Directory, Civil Officers,
Webbers Mathematics, Ei..elds Philofophy,
together with variety of other Books on
various iuhjccts of Science and Literature.
Scb5sl BockS.
general afortment of Greek, Latin, and
common School Books.
SEf1MENS ARTICLES.
Navigators, Coast Pilots, Charts, Journals,
Quadrznts, Scales and Dividers
STATIONARY.
Writing, Letter, Drawing, and Wrapping
Papers Pocket and Memorandum Books Ouiis,
lax Powder, Sand, Penknives, Sealing Wax
and Waters, Pencils and Cases, States, Ink
stands and Sand Boxes, Portable Writing
Desks and Clahes, Backgammon Boards, PANT
Foxes and Drawing Books, Money Scales.
Ledgers, Journals, waste and Record Books.
general aflortment of Justices CONNER.
cial and other BLANKS.
For fale as above, Rules and Regulations
for the Field Exerciie and ManGuvres Of the
French Artillery
BY Col. De LAcRoIx,
late Chief Ct Brigade in the French Service.
AS-Ths American New Difpenfatory-
BY James Thatcher, A. A. & M. L L..
Cath given for lean Cotton and Linen Rags
Capvais and Junk. 3w.
July
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-08-06
From the Providence Gazette.
" CEASE, vIPEa, YOU KNAw A FILE"

Z lore defamation.
You feel the superiority Of others, and
sees 10 reduce them to your level Rather
seek, my friend, by penitence and reforma-
sion, 10 raise yourself, than to pull down
others.
4 relish nothing So Sueil as SANDER.
Your taste is that of crow-a buzzard-
q jackall. You feed on Carbon. You NAV
please yourself IN filling your nav, but few
will praise the daintiness Of your stomach.
4 praise none.
Praise IS due to excellent deeds the viz.
tuous delight to pay this debt. Happy is he
who in celebrating every virtue, fears not
self-reproach.
4 lo0e to point out rices IN others.
You would likely find business enough Of
that kind i'll working for yourself, and be
much better paid for doing it. Detraction
is odious while men laugh at, they con-
tenn the evil speaker The members of
society are thereby put into state Of repul-
sion. Love and the expressions Of it, estsb-
lish the attractions, form the cement, and
inyigorate the life Of neighborhood, and
strengthen the bonds Of society.
ny .farhey and u,osher, and az The family
talk scandal
The same coin may pay your parents for
your acknowledgements for penny
worth, but it will not become current mon
ey with the merchants. Those who make
and utter it, are lately made Gentlemen.
and, like French Mobiles, made out of tin
kers, haberdsshers and BARRIERS, and very
imperfectly finished.
1 read Netps Papers only for the delicious
paragraphs Of scanaal.
Could you see the writer's Of these nara.
graphs sitting in garret, in vile raiment.
or begging rum al grog shors, or lodging
into cross lanes TO avoid officers Of Justice
could you take view Of their prompters.
sirting in the back ground, and witness the
turmuils of their breasts. instigated by re-
venge, liberated with envy, Infatuated with
malice, and surchsrged with The phEogision
Of PARTY wildhre, you would na,lseate their
deleterious potions. aGd II once pity and
despise both the writers, and their promp-
tiers
a Py;atey 81 spirit zeiN ana,k Tie Great.
"A miscAie,ots PIG In:.y s;l,i ! large pond
but the water, il originally pure, will settle
again and clarity. of rs own accord while
The only hope for the pig Is, IN process of
time, 10 bccome-an hog.
Some Printers seem 10 ,H1 7nact, and
the matter, oozing from their types, reveals
the secret. that they only serve III the Sub
scription Office and THAI, sfl.ers besides Ctr-
ttenlen are concerned in their editions.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-08-06

mere from difficulties arising from
adherance to their principles. Such
are poltroons and traitors, and are unfit
to be trusted in any matter OF impor-
lance. Leading sentiments ought new
er tobe adopted but upon mature re-
Election, and for good and weighty rea-
SONS neither ought they to be discar-
ded, but for reasons equally eogcnt.
[Troy G0zete.]
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-08-06
@isefllanfous Selections.

The Editor Of the Connecticut Mir
ror has of late been very laudibly en-
ployed in exposing the frauds of the
democrats, under the head Of g Science
" draining money from the Treasury"
lie has proved, from public documents,
that during the 8 years OF President
Jeherson's administration, there have
been drawn from the Treasury, for the
said Presidents accommodation and
convenience, just 10000 dollars more
than were drawn forthe accommodation
Of President Washington, during the
the years he was in Office. Yet, &C
cording to democratic newspapers and
tavern orators, Washington was
Blush partizan---an aiistocrat---a fed
eral prodigal--and jefferson patriot,
greatly concerned TO save the peoples
money and ease the mouth of labour.
% Americans how have yoa been
deceised.--7ren. Fed.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-08-06

Extract Of letter from a gentleman Be-
longing 10 Boston, dated SMYRNA,
Ee6. 10, 1910.
About midnight | experienced q
considerable shock OF an earthquake,
ana wniic At dinner next day the shock
was twice repeated. ! have since lear
ned thai the same eatth-quake was felt,
in al its terrific force. II til Island OF
Iandi4 (tAe ancient Glcte>-That the
greater part Of the city Ut Gambia, and
All lis jurisdictions, ave CNnrrsy de-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-08-06

Mammoth Carriage Saturday
this village was visited by four wheel
carriage, drawn by six horses, of an
extraord binary size. The felloes were
IL inches wide, and the carriage in
length and several other respects, bear
ing equal proportion. THIRTY stu
dents of Union College, were passen-
gers on board. On first sight, some
supposed it was one OF Jeferson's Gun
Boats, broke loose from the mud Of the
Potomack, In pursuit of" Copenhagen
Jackson - BoLston III. .4n.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-08-06

IN J'HaH.9 @ !stJ q IDe Di0le n'l0er NJ
Pillo1U.
WHENCE comes this facred booni
BY accident, 70 me
And am ] then 20 foon
To End my az In Thee,
Is fuch the lefIon taught,
And fuch the warning meant
Then deeply fink the thought,
BY Infpiration feut.
Do thou balm be(tow,
Amidit the wretched dearth
Of comforts here below
Or plesfurss nothing worth.
It's grateful thus to lie,
In Natures foit repofe;
With thee, love, 70 nigh,
My weary eyes to clole.
How fweetIy nigh, reif,
Though rocks were all my bed
shouid'f thou but fooihe my breaa,
And gently fay my head.
To thee, at once, fly,
When other friendfhips fail,
On thee alone rely,
When deadly foes aGail.
Oh, then direct my courfe
Through this bewiIder,d way
And bring me to the fouree
OF everiaitirg day.
FEB. lS, x,