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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-06-18
FRESH GOODS.



s1IAs Jun received as his Gore. oppoiite The
Maine Fire and Marine Infurance Office,
: barge Qare Ffh) Stssss, an e1tenGve abort
meat Of freih
Seojoaabis Fancy q Staple Goods,
AMONG wuIcH ARR
Real flperine black, navy blue, fashionable
mix'd, brown, corbeau, bottle, drab, and
fca-let Broadcoths,
Common al colours and qualities do.
superfioe and common back, drab, mix'd
blue, bud AID white Caiimsres,
Serges,
Peliere Cloths, fu;table for genlIemen's fun
mer wear,
Black Elk Fiorentine Vefting,
fashionable London do. newell file Of figures,
White Merfeiles do. white jaime,
4 London printed Cambrics,
Fashionable fuper6ne and commoo Ginghams,
Fine and common Caiicoes,
Blue Nankius, frif quality yellow do.
Warrington Stripes,
Granduriils, plain and twilI'e,
Nankins cotton Caflimeres,
Patent Buff Ma kins,
Gentlemen's mlx'd and white cot,on Hole,
Ladies black, white, and ilate do
Ladies and gentlemens blk. and white fix do
PArafo'is,
Silk and cotton Umbrellas. very good,
Black and o her coloured Florences,
Back Sinchaws: do Iadia Sarfnetts,
Dst.o India Sasiins black Canton Grapes,
Back isaiian Grapes.
Blown Hollands aud P'a,iiias,
Faihionabie gilt and plated coat and yea
Bastons,
Imperial ik ditto,
Bet EDeliih lewing silk and Twin,
Linen Threads Cotton Balls,
Fans Hair Ribbonds,
A great iety OF india Cottous,
2 and Linens,
Fine and common linen Cambrcs,
Blitilh Shir,ings, Of very good fabric,
Cam5ric and common Dimities,
great variety of fancy Mullins,
Book, Leno, and cambria do.
Tambour'c and common Armiets,
Fancy Scarfs and shaws; Sarfnetls,
I.zdies' long Limerick Gloves,
Beaver, kid, and Yorktan habit do.
Mens bearer, doe fkin, dog 1kin, and waili
leather DO.
Bandanpa, black fix, fagg, and fancy ELK
Handkerchief,
Cotton, Bandanha, Madras, and Pulicat do.
Whge cambria HSfs. cotton shawIs,
81 Ia and white cotton Cambrics,
Back and other ccoloured do.
Good olive and black Velvets,
Common VeIvets and Cords,
Cheap cambria and muffin Shawls,
Green Luliring & X ShawIs Bombazetts,
Wildboars Shalloons; Ratinetts,
Factory Cottons do. Stripes do. Ticking,
Rutiia and Derry Diapers cotton damaik do.
Huckabuclzs and Towels,
Engliih and India Checks; colerain Conons,
Black AMI white Buckranls,
We5b's patent Sufpenders,
Six, cotton. doe Kin and Morocco do.
Fine Britaanies black aud white Milline;te,
Coiour'd Threads Iabby Velvets,
Fiannels India Caicoes -
With a great variety Of other articles
All of which will be fold on the very beit
terms. Jaqs f.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-06-18
Hate Dminions.

The Intelligencer seems disposed to
quarrel with Britain if she does not
send out man of rank to this country
This IS a singular point for republic
can to contend for. 1t is also concern
ed about me talents of the person. But
if Britain sends a fool, the disgrace and
mischief will be hers. But with all
Difference to Editor Smith we do not
perceive why plain Minister, may not
be man of TALENTS, as well as Duke
or Lord.-Pat.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-06-18

The ~. :. tliga'e President, arrived AZ
Chester, (Des) 96ih uit. from a cruise.
The British armed ship George has been
ordered TO leave Charleston without beng
permittedto take IN cargo; under ne con-
structiup given by GOVERNMENT 70 the law
concerning Commercial intercourse.
The Secretary Of tie Irea.rs has ;r.
stracted Collectors 20 cxelade az arsn-s
British ri French vessels, Width pab.ie wv
prfrare. commissioned " ar rrss14isis sfsAtt
The ship Jniiei States, Prccter. of Wis
cassctt, sailed from CatlL<, n rii l.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-06-18
NJ NEW TAVERN.

THE fubfcriber respectfully informs his
Il friends and the pubIck, that he has re-
commenced keeping TeOs,a on B,Ssf,viet
Plain, a few rods welt of the lltuation where
ne formerly kept. This houie is new and
convenient, and every attention will be paid to
cuaomers 70 render their ltay pleafant and
satisfactory.
JOHN DUNNING.
Brssfvitk, Narf5 10. (24 ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-06-18
II "a mode de Z InteZEgencer.

II Ia mode de r InteHlgencer.
We learn that Commodore Rodgers
is ordered to France in the Constitu-
ton. The new Empress is to send the
Lady of the President some wedding
cake. Mr.. Dawson goes out in the
Constitution as bearer Of the Imperial
present not in the quality Of ana
bassador, IS some of the federal papers,
regardless of truth, may assert, to viii.
fy our government as wanting econo-
my. MIR. Dawson is to receive only
the emoluments of member Of Con-
gress, which is to cease as soon as he
returns. This kind attention of the en-
press is indicative of the good DISPOSE
ton OF the French government TO-
wards US, and augers speedy restora-
ton OF perfect harmony between the
two nations.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-06-18


An argument is often used by the
democrats TO prove that their party is
right, from the numbers attached to It.
" How can a cause" it is asked, " be
wrong, when the majority are in
its favor I" And upon the force OF
this argument they seem as sure OF
victory as they are in voting. But
without intruding upon the province Of
the Divine, we may say, that mankind
are much more inclined to the wrong
than to the right and this propensity
IS so natural to them, that it is alto
gether easier to lead men astray than
to bring them back again. Constant
experience teaches, that one vile and
daring fellow does more mischief in
society, than can be remedied by many
good men as the proverb says, One
scabby sheep mars whole flock" A
single protested gambler, debauchee,
or other votarY to vice, will make more
proselytes to error and RIGHTEOUSNESS,
than thousand Diyines and MoraIists
could to virtue and sobriety. The
down-hill road to destruction is broad
and smooth, and from a prospect of
present qualification, we are readily
persuaded to walk therein while the
steep and rugged ascent Of rec,itude
requires holiness of efforts that few
are willing to make. So prone are the
multitude to follow devious course,
that the argument, instead of proving
to be right, which the mary appreciate,
excites suspicion that it is often
wrong. 1t is an indisputabie fact, con-
iirmed by the history Of all nations,
that when an aspiring deinagogue
wishes to ascend to power, he fiatters
and deceives the populace, and by their
assistance he assumes the authority,
and riVe:s the letters Of servitu1c upon
his deceived abettors, who have ample
leisure to learn that their opinions are
not always infallibIe, and to lament
their wretchedness, brought upon
themselves by their own folly and IN
attention. Troy Gezette.
Democratic Grun15iiug. The cd lrs
of the democratic newspapers are
growing about Tie situation of The
country. The National InteIligencer
grows at the British and French gov
ernments, and the Baltimore and PhiIa-
delphia editors grumh.e at our own.
As 10 foreign governments they viii
laugh at the griefs of our wiseacres
hut the members OF our own, poor,
weal,, feeble government, are deserving
of pity They have done every thing
that could be done 70 please their best
fiiNnd Napoleon, and III us.l not do
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-06-18
Death !!

SIXTY years hence few, very Few,
who are now twenty Years Of age, viii
be found. What melancholy truth
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-06-18

The editor Of the Virginia Argus,
blames Congress for suffering the nom
intercourse to die. This democrat
was not aware that this Jaw was the
pretext for representations in France, s
that while 1t continued there was no
chance Of settlement with that coun-
try.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-06-18

EOa Sale by the fubicribers, at their Store
ia NTddie-stTset,
Coyniac Brandy Picked Walnuts
urdeaux do Olive OIL
Hollands GIN Ground Rice
American do O-.nesl
Cd Jamaica Spirits Pearl Barley
ST Crcix aud Antigua Quaver Jeily
Rnm Frelh Figs
Cherry Brandy Mulc1ted and Bloom
Annileel Raiias
French CoTdias Almonds
American do. by the Filberts
gall PruAnls, Lemons
MADEIRA Oranges, Canary Seed
Ienssife Win1ior aud Bar Soap
Libon w,a. Spermaceti, Mould. *
Sherry Dipt Candies
Port and Winter preit fperm.
Malaga Oil
Hjfon Table Salt
Young Hyton Mas DC all lizes
hylon Skin Teas. Houle &Hearth Bru1.-
sonchong and Is
bohea Brooms
Loaf hump, , Rotten Stone
Havana whie, Sugars Chroots
aAd Brown J Ink Powder
chocc'a'e Spice Bitters
do Shells ludigo
Ctroa, Mace Sieees
Nn.nisgs, Cloves Indian and Rye Meal
S'unAin)a, Caiha Dem1ohus
Pepper Stone Jugs
Croana 10 do Pos
fNaenio, Ginger Powder and flot, and
Cayenne, NutArd Fiuts Of tie fra
Sapers, Anehoves quality.
-ALs0-
a few boxes fril quality Spal- III Segars-
GOO ~ tirit quality Connecticut Cheefe--a
rev quiaIais Dunn Fih-Ioo quintals Pollock
oo-50SO WI. hr!t quality Bacon-5o bis.
S'der, iuitable for Boring Sd bis. Cider
= megar-teo grece Velvet Corks-Io bis
usaF Porter. an few doz fra quality
2os'ied do--io kegs trh qui'y Virginia
Aoh2oco-ls caIks gaifns--s0 boxes Mulca-
- And Bloom do.--40oO WI re aing CoiIee
lhe sbovs Goods are Of the lirft quality,
saa Sil oe ioii on reasoaahIe terms.
ID. q ~. DANA.
Fv'k,afs 6s.g %.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-06-18
[Vzoie 40. 634.

lie will no; be satisfied. They ha.s II
SO done all they could to irritale the
government Of Great Britain, and here
they have likewise failed-shc DiN n9f
Copenhagen them. They have fired
better IN their attempts TO cajole and
deceive the people. They succeed in
elections but they have lost the coa-
fdence Of the thinking par.pf the conn.,
munity, and nothing but < mulish OBJ
stinacy, which dehes al reason and
common sense, could induce the peo-
pie to support them in their places for
a single ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Heraid.
Between and 700 houses and stores are
said to be building in New-York which
upon an average viii cost 5000 dollars each
and altogether employ more than 5000 me-
chanics. The New CITY Hail will cost
100000 dollars Washington Hall 1OO, 900.
Several churches arc also baillng.
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Pubk.lSalc.

THE subscriber, BY virtue of q IlGsd Of
trust 70 him from Mi. EIifiEaess kbkk,6a,Side
ed on the lodi day ef Novembsa i:ih1 y1ir
1905, for the purpose Of indep0iilf in ~.
John HopkinslNll on FRIDAY, IL y4eth
April next, st the hour Of twelve oecapsks1
that day, Il hif i NOT, "a the next fir -
ct the same hour, prpcssd 70 ELI q t.
court. houss, IN sAIexandlis q patti -.
tion, to the highest biddera sc gea1r 10y
three thslsand sores or LAND - 49,
the lea FORK Of Nc Sl11dy sEsI6iIk 6 Z I'll
land vss, ct the dime Of d ssSieS r. =
same, ID he county 6f 19el r. rs
state of ylrsinia. g
The sbsss tsaeiss, 81 iasli - g II,
The ss1assl VhstniSs J6ln 3lf -
sevsfst patehts q 6 ~ ~ {cSi
thossiid sikss ma ~ 8 II e -
day &c octts fzexS ai5sS "a,
siner ddly ~ t66s, - -
a''s',s a & :
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: Cadwalader ]. Dade.
1Nazuabze Property. for Satc

.Iwill sell the PLANTATION known By
the name of Mousr AK, lying in the state
of Virginia, Immediately on the post road,
about miles from Alexandria. This farm
contains upwards Of seven hundred acres
the soil is well adapted for wheat, corn or
tobacco-there are on the farm Two houses,
one of which 10 commodious dwelling with
a good kitchen, and the other is tTo story
building 50 feet square, sbingied and wea'
iher boarded but not finished inside, It Is ST.
tuated Immediately on the post road and IS
an excellent stand for tavern Mr. Edgar
MsCarty, of Cedar Grove, who resides near
this property, will ga application shswi it %
any person desirous Of purchasing.
/ will also sell that, valuable property
known by the name Of McCarty's Island, in
the Potomac river, about 20 mics above
George -Town--this islsnd contains up~ ards
of three hundred acres, the soil il equal in
quality to any land in the western country,
and is surpassed BY none for valuable timber
for house and ship building, only about 90
acres are cleared A further description is
deemed unnecessary as it is PRESUMED that
any person wanting 10 purchase viii. view 1t.
Mr. James Middleton, who lives near this
island, will shew it on apple alton. For the
above described lands great bargain will be
soil on application to the subscriber residing
in George Town, - -.
John w. Bronaugh.
February q. 2aw2m
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Public Sale.

DY virtue q a deed Of trust from VilEam
ID ,WilsOu to the subscriber, to secure the
pay pent OF a sum of money to the Bank Of
Alexandra, win be exposed to sale upon the
respective psemises, on Wedaesday, the 2sth
day of April next, several parcels Of Ground
lying upon Fairfax, Water, Queen streets
and q 90 foot alley, IN the town of Alexan-
dria, on credit Of 6, ~, and 10 months, the
purchaser giving notes with approved in
dorsers for The payment ofthe purchase mo-
ney negotiable at the Bank, of Alexandria,
and deeds OF trust upon the properly q . fur
ther security. $:
James Keith, 7fseee. s
March 80. j. i
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TO RENT,
md iimsaediafe fOss. ssion g:v'

=. md iin0aeaIGfe hosse sslon gsOens
"A very eommodious Brick Dwell
ling and Warehouse, all IN. seod order, si,u-
ssed on King street, in tho neighborhood of
GOOD water, and an excellent stand for busi-
ness. .Slso, three other brick dwellings, on
the same street, one Of which has good
warehouse Cor grocery store and the sitna-
ton equally good for business-thc rents OF
slIfbes above property will be made reasosa-
BILE.
Andrew ScholGeld,
BHe.hssj.ss received and hGs for sole.
"A qaaEtity sf STONE LIME fan excel
lent quality. ~
ma. 70. 60
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A NEW NOVEL.
Just Published, and for Sale by
co TOM e ST E w AR II .
Price ! Dollar,
.:GLENCARN ); r. ~.
THE DIsAPPoLeTMRNTs or YOUTH,
.'s.. A. NOVEL.
BY GHoRss WArrKRsroN,. Esq.
* Or WAsHINeToS CTR,
futhsr efthe Lawyer and child Of Feeling.

The celebrity of this authors LAW
YER" and I" CHILD OF FEELING" In
duced the publishers. 10 engase iR this work,
and withou: detracting from the merits ofthe
former, feel themselves justified in stating
that his GLENCARN Is superior to either.
1t is submitted without further recommends
ton, with q wish, that the American review
ers may give further encouragement to this
young gentIeman's endeayors 70 entertain IN,
struct and moralize bis fellow citizens, in q
way seemingly well calculated to attract their
attention {
Feb. 6.
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;1uv HusdySd. 10 layy Reward.
Rsn sssy nom sAe sssse,sber lagisy Il ~.
on, Hsg George tosmsy, Zasyisis, os sAe.
4, ss3d siyfIo, 3 IS ~, g q s !,
"a BRIGHT muiasso mar, named GRLS..
81 FIN; sometimes calls hlIAself G nstyfa
OAHIaso !, about,2s years Of age, $ fSet s'ef
Sinches high, well, though not very stout
made, sssiy.lishs Inula.tO, grey syss. dlrt..
hair and whiskers neatly cut, icing an exesl.'
lent barber and accutpmsd a. waiter oil his;
lifer when spoken to abruptly 10 much id.
aicted TO stuttering- ,-had on when he elcped,
q blue round jacket with red cape and pants.,
looms Of cloth, Suwarrow boets, white his,
and black hand kerehief about his neck-.it is'
probable he viii change HE dress % DO lfss
a,varisty Of good clothing with him, Having
gone OF without any proyoeation. have
some reason 70 believe this fellow 10 making
his way 10 Baiiimofs or Philadelphia, With ~
expectation OF imposing himself asa iFce-.
man. 1.-The ID secured In JILL 90 thar !! get
him again, out Of the state Of Virginia Of
Maryland, or the district Of Columbia, ! Will
give Two Hundred Dotlarsi II otherwise CO.
cured 80 that I sethim again, One HsEsrfs
DoHa,s.
.Cadwalader ]. Dads.
April STE. 80 diof
d, ~. Masters of vessels and others, are
cautioned against hArborins or carryinE;eE
the said fellow, at their peril. astF
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FL st 1000 Blanks drawn % Be entitled %
Ten Dollar prize each. - -
~ The drawing viii commence IN the
City of New York on the third Tuesday In
April next, and will continue 70 draw 500
Tickets each day Except theSla.t day, when
there will remain 500 to be drawnj until
finished.
TicxErs for sale BY R.. GRAY, Bootsel-
Ter, King street, Alexandria. where al tick
etSsold BY him may be examined, asd inter.
nation obtsinsd respecting the lsottery DUR
ink the drawing, free of cxpences ,Pfi1ssh
the Baltimore College ,Lo,tesy viii be taken
1t their full value for Tickets in. tAiG Leksery,
and the difference paid in cash caah yin
also be advanced for prizes as soon @ drawn,
at moekrate discount.
Present price Of tickets Gig bit dollars.
JsnuaryI.
. Should the first number, on the 18th, day
of drawing, be either Of the numbers from
to $780,. inclusive, then, In that case, The next
drawn number (not one Of those Anusbersj
shall draw, and be entitled % the $50 tirkcta,
with the prizes and hanks that may be drawn
to them previous to the 18th DAY Of dressings
and in the like manner with tickess Ior tho
10th, 95th, and 3Oth days Of drawing 50
that person with one ticket may draw Ono
Thousand Ticket! Question Howl An
swer-Suppose No. ILLS, is The properly
of 4, the irst drawn number on. the 18th day
of drawing, which-wil entitle n to The num-
bcrs from to $50; and the 6rst draws mum
Der on the 10th day Of driving, NAV bsrNo
ATS, which win eniitls him 10, the nuunbers
from 2Sl to 500. The fr.t drawn humber,
On the 2$th day. may b. No. 3ys, vhickwill
entitie him to che numbers from 2z,OOt 20
22,2so. inclusive; and the frst draxs nam.
Der, On the 30th day OF drawing, may o. GO
of the Tso tickess slrsAdy drawn. xklch MIN
entitle him to che numbers from S2,asosto
-, 5oo-Yes, air. and The tkeuasnd sickess
may draw One Hundred Thousand Dslauf
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BoOKS.

ss,,., 1890 ~ Sad Ga ssallfBS AZ Ne
NM .gSsy;s b ssk sfi trs lsiay street. \
Tucker srbias kstopss vols.
: Bufspw 8 Rerorts. s vols. *.
Hshing and SIainfOra's do ? vols.
!. Hinacy's 40. i s 3 ~ - 5 se
: Douklss's jio. 3fvols. y n ;tsiie I Z ,,sSN
! SehaaIs and Leroy sdo. s.
!; Selxinss Nisipriasf $ vols :
!. HuIlsy's do. 49, y Z {. t
sH,spilAss's do; syols. $50
: Iau's psuriice In Chancerys 2 vols. 81
riSoas I q 5. 4. do. . vels. 4
i dmifal,y psclalsns R;
a rs Law OF Vcndsrs az
Is|d en- Awards 80, I,
Park en- lEisurshees -
Watson on Paftnerships ta9
~chlny on f,ills :
Maxwell an do. 80
I NeSiand on Contracts &
Roberts ON Fraudulent Conseyanees 3
Ditto on Frauds
Gritty on Pleading, vols. = :
Powell on Desisss
Coleman and Gains Cases
I sPeake's Evidence
.East's Crown Law, vols.
Anthon's abridgement ofBiackstone
: Eufier,s fictse Juridice.
HenfDg' Virginia Justice
! Revised Code of the Laws Of Virginia q
/. MontcEore's Commercial Precedents -
: Beecar:a ON Crimes ard Purishments
ALSO,
Minors Church History, vols. s
) SEQUEL to the Antidote TO Miseriss of HUI
nan Lie, containing further account OF the
Widow Placid and her daughter Rachel, by
he same author.
~. Orders Tor Law, Medical, Theological
r Classical Books received as above and ex-
esused wiih all convenient dispatch.
Apeil u co
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a P p L E S.

90 barrels Russeting Apples.
warranted az seGsd, and Of the inst quality
4eE.GHNAM !
zsnfls. essi
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Freight Wanted.

About 800 barrels will Be taken on ght
on board the schooner Alert now loading for
St. Bartholemews, or Barbadoes Il permit
ted after the Esd instant. Apply 10
G. Coleman.
April IL. 81 - - . -
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FOR RENT.

-, - IN lESNsxNA4 I'.gr
i a VERT convenient and comfortable
N DWELLING HOUSE On the lover
end Of RoysI ssrset lateIyys occupied 6y ME-.
EdInondss Possession may % had inane-
John :. Brooks.
Aeriz s. IS Sc IS %
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Plaster Paris and Clover Seed.

Plaster Paris and Clover Seed.
Lankhs fsen ahe Schooner Hero, catasi.
- - Pierce, ~. 81 - g, u s.
A quantity Of Plaster Of Paris and Clover
Seed ,tss..,,
Also
IS hhds. mplasses - IS
so bhls y. Eram = ~. Is.
90 dos apples !. & 8. $
q pipes Lisbon vine 49,. - - - g. z
John g. l.d J
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1T.sWs PEYTON

0sFRGR tR0R SIL,E,r Is
S 5000 bushels Liverpool and Lisbon salt !:
MnseavaLo Sugarin barssls
= Loef and Limp do. do. =
Coffee IN barrelx and sacks
s ImperiaF asl young hyson team anchesss
SpanisA Se6ars in half boxes
DioaiG and Spefmaceii candies In cases
BrsSp Soap IN - do. -.
IN. T. Rum Ia hhds. and barrels -. -.
Marxh - ~ s -. con !.
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s IaA Received and, for Sale by
the Subj cnber, {.
a sisrces New Nice. Nv e 3 :
- 6alea ptime Georgia Cotton, =, :.
40 do Inferior quality do -
- Aida. frst quality retailing Moiasses
Al Few chcsls Hyson and Young Hysen
I s. 10 kaszsis Suffolk Tar. &
!: Newton Keene. &
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Less than ? - AzG2s 10 Q poe ssbjeet
to deduction Of Is pea csat Fnsses Paya-
bic 50 days Afer the esaaiasaD e dhe dszu-
ing.
o5JsE AsSsxED rHszzs-
LIST drawn No. icri day 81 Skxsiss, esdded
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II 0Klklf11: s0TEEN4Ss
1trsx Ptiz<s 81 90 Ds )

Jsaue ~,
S. M 93ssns.
-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-03

oe' g he providence Of God in proofs and
ilutt' atone Of h'itoTical aud prophetic fcrip-
snte, ADD IN pertinent occafioHal remarks. are
many and important; aud the lyIe through.
ouf ienIeatious and animated, il happily
ca eulated 70 engage the attention of Young
minds and 20 impart to them dilinct. vivid,
and lafiag imprtlEioss On the whole. this
whl g am peFluaded, very valuable book,
nor only Tor "fu5enss who are charging
'he't mnds with &c era' knowledge !" but
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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-03

Once more renew thy magic spell.
Again the choral numbers swell
Or touch the sweetly sounding wIe,
And gentlest, purest joys insare
Yes, sweep the keys and swell the song
and bear the listening soul along
For oh fair maid the poqver is thine,
To thrill the breast with sounds divine ;
And thine the scti be witching art,
TO wake the nasic of the heart,
To sound it's sweetest tendeIest key,
And swell il with thy minstrelsy.
Yes Ger the heart thy uHnbers steal,
And teach the coolest breast to feel,
So Fingars harp, which long had slept,
is tones untried it, cords unswept,
Was woke by vagF.Ss Zephyr's wing,
and music trembled on each string.
Oh (! in Thy sweetly sounding notes
Methinks Thy gentle spirit floats,
And III each Cadence are combined,
The powers of Melody and Mind.
The artless Caledonisn song
Acquires new pathos from thy tongue,
And every simple wood note wild
Bespeaks thee natures favoyite child.
Oh ever thus be thine the power,
To charm the lazy-passng hour
Be thine the task 10 sweep the Tyre,
And mine to listen and admire.