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The Word Of Mr.. Madison
and Co.
and Co.

Oar readers who have read the demo.
cratic papers for month past, will recol-
lect what they have said and published res
pecting the conduct of Mr.. Jackson having
been disapproved by his government, and
that a successor is TO be sent out. But the
Election for Governor, &c. being over, we
hear no more Of this from the truth-teliing
gentry.
The fact is, Mr.. Livermore moved In
Congress, that the President he requested
to furnish the information he might have re-
'ceiyed on CHS subject The ans wer Of the
President 70 tits request may be found Oh
our FIRST page. 1t is, he had recefved none
Mr.. Madison, however, furnishes plaster
10 cover the numerous and wiiful fslsehoods
put in circulation, that Mr.. Smith had re-
ceived Private Ietter, made up Of "per
sonal consideration ~ of 4 dedicate ma
ture." Yet the back-stairs" gentrv at
head quarters, when this letter of delica-
cies was received, instantly converted it in
TO public dispatch, furnishing great and
glorious Information in aid of the democra-
tic cause. After having had its intended
efect-that of producing votes in favor of
Gerry and Co. it turns out mere hoax.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THE Commishoners appointed by the Hon.
Samuel Freeman, Etc Judge of Probate Of
Cumberland, TO receive and examine the claims
of the ieveral creditors to the eltate Of
EPHRAIM CHICK,
late of Falmouth, in faid county, yeoman, de-
ceafed rePreiented infolvent, hereby give no
tice, that fix months are allowed by iaid Judge
OF Probate for the commiilioners to receive
and examine the claims of the creditors OF
lad decealed, and that they will attend thar
ferv'ce on the hrft Thurfday Of the .iFe fol-
lowing months, from four to fix o'clock p. M.
at the Office of James Means, Esq. Falmouth.
JOHN JONES, c:n
THOMAS SEAL. e0~"I''"s'''
Fainoutb, AP,H6.
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adjournment Of Congress.

In the Senate Of the United States
on the 29th ult. Mr.. Gregg, from the
committee appointed to consider and
report business necessary to be acted
on during the present session, and
when it may be expedient to close the
same, made a report recommending
an adjournment on the Esd of the
present month.
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FARM FOR SALE

To Geoidby osds, IF eonSf, on MONDd7 The tbi,-
fistb ia, Of dpra next, sf eieVss s'siotk in be
e,esoss al Ibr drrsl.srr re Epos tie p esrisef.
THE Real estate of EbENEZER WINTER
CALEF, late cf Cape Eliz abeth deceaied.
being FARM, consisting Of about NJ y a
ores. with dwelling hcuie and orchard there
on, well situated IN said town, and well water
ed-about four miles from Portland.
t-5- Conditions will be made known at the
time and place Of l4Ie.
rzFKIEL JORDAN. fE' s.'... ;: al
5Tarsb 20. pd.
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NOTICE 4

A IL. perfons indebted to the fubfcriber by
: Note or Account, are requeffed to make
payment on or before the fifth day of May
next, or they will be put to Con without fur
Their notice. ASA PLUMMER.
Portland, dbyH 9, 1910.
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Portland Library.

THE owners of the following ihares in the
Portland Library, are hereby notified,
that having neglected for the fpace of two
years to pay fuch fums as had, on the fri
Tueiday Of January 1908 become due to the
Society their REFLECTIVE rights will be fold
by the Committee, ar public Vendue to be
holden at the Subscribers Office in Portland,
on TUESDAY, the twenty fourth day of
April inf al eleven O'Clock in the forenoon.
Viz shares No S, Is, IL, AZ, As, and 81
N. B. There is due On each of the follow
ing flares, JfoAy dollars, viz. No 8, 10, 50, 81,
90.
And on each of the following, frvo dollars
viz, No. cI, %, 20, 81. SO, %, 40, IS
he REFLECTIVE Owners thereof are reqpef-
ed to pay the fame to
SAM FREEMAN, Librarian.
Portland, ApyH 9.
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THE fubfcribers kavipg~been appointed to
receive and examine the CLAIMS of the
creditors TO the eaate of SAMUEL COBB,
late Of Portland. Houtewrighr deceaied, re
preientei inioivent-give notice, thar fix
IN and prove their claims. and we ihsll attend
tha, f-rvice az the ofice of Je5a Fyofbi=ebIm
Eiq on the fecond 1usfday Of April, and on.
the iecond Tuefday Of The five following
months. JOHN ROCKINGHAM.
VII Linn r. VAUGHAN.
March 81. 1910.
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United Marine and Fire Lsurance
[ln2b1ny of Portland.

Gonlpdfly OF portland.
THE PRECEDENT and Directors Of faid Com
pany, in conformity to their Act of in
corporation. hereby give notice, that their
capital Stock amounts to one hundred thou
fand dollars, and that they are ready 10 re-
ceive propoias to make Infurance, againlf the
following risks-viz. All kinds Of Marine In
fur(nce, againff captivity Of perlons, and on
the life Of any perfon during his abfence at
Sea on houfes or Other buildings, and on
property therein contained, within this Com.
mouwealth; seainif damage airing to the
fame ny Fire originating in any cafe except
that of dehgE of the injured Not more than
Ten Thoufand dollars will be taken on any
risk.
y BY order Of tie PyeGienr and Di,e7sys,
JOHN WATSON, Se,,fa,y.
April 9, 1910.
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COLLEGE LANDS.

IN Fryeburg, Turner, Paris, Lvermore, Off
field, Harriion, Poland, Baldwin, Runford,
Jay and Wilton, in lots numbered, as lately
publifhed in this Paper, for Sale by the fubfcri-
Der at his office In Portland.
PRENTISS MELLFN.
April 4:
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Corn ard Flour Store.
WILLIAM CROSS.

1T No. 8. Loag- WI5ayf,
FIAS juft received and for fae,
TOO buiheIs CORN,
loo hbls. frefh iuperfine FLOUR,
Is half bbis do do
pipes of Brandy and Gin,
IA chetts Hyfon, Hyfcn Skin and Sou
chong TEA,
IS bags beR green COFFEE,
10 kegs bea Virginia TOBACCO,
500 W.T.. BACON,
go cafks Thomaltown LIME,
hprH ). uO
Wanted to Hire,
A Dwelling Houie, in central part Of
the town.-APpIy as above.
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sse *, 6 in Essex, il Hampshire, 4
Worcester, and in Bristol- In the
,,,ter county, there viii probably be
one vacancy, to b. filled up by the Le-
c;slature - BoSt. Gazette
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NOTICE

a Ii perfons are cautioned against harbor.
ing or trufting SIMEON HARLOW,
Jagged about 10 years formerly an apprentice
to the Su5scriber) on my account as will
pay no debts Of his contracting.
JAMES FARMER.
April 9.
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Portland Rife Company.

THE fubfcribers to rhe above Company are
= reminded, thar their meeting ftands adj
iourned to THIS EVENING, at o'clock, at
MIR. T. FLETCHER Auction Office-A gen.
eral attendance is requefted.
Xdbrl 9.
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M E the frbicribers appointed CommifIion-
ers by the Hon. Samuel freeman, Flo.
Judge eff Probate of Wills, &c for he county
Of Cumberland, to receive and examine the
claims OF the creditors 70 the ellate Of
NATHAN DAVIS,
late of Portland, in faid county. Mariner, de-
ceaied, Represented iniolvent-give notice that
fix months are allowed by iaid Judge, and that
they will attend TO the bulinefs on the third
Monday Of April infant, and on the fri Mon
day ofthe five following months, at the dwell
ling houie Of Hoiea Lsley, from three TO five
O'Clock in the afternoon of each day
HOSEA lLSLEY, 2
SMITH COBB, csm"gfo1ess.
Portland, April I'd, 1910.
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Ele0.

At St. Thomas, Capt. Drummer Freeman,
Of this town, aged 80
In Falmouth, 81 II .ult. Mifs Lydia Conant,
aged 81. daughter Of Mr.. VIM. conans.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-04-09
&arrleO,

10 this town, Mr.. Stephen Field, 10 Mifs
Sally w. Merrill.
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II SHOP for Sale.


ITO the PRINTING BUSINESS, Lad about
fourteen or fifteen years of age, who is
feady, and can write plain hand One
from the country would be preferred APP
ply ct the GAZETTE OfrIcz.
April 9.
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Extract of a letter.
+" CuR1sT1ANA, Norway June 9.

CuR1sT1ANA, (Norway) JUNE 9.
The priyateers are again cruizing out of
Norway in greater numbers than ever they
are determined to detain every American
vessel they meet, and have sent into Nor
way number of American ships. There
arc 10 or IL sail sent into Falsesund and
Christiansand, l am apprehensive their de.
predaticns will be create. this summer than
last. l enclose YOU the new Danish priva-.
teer laws foryou government. There are
ten sail captured and detained at Copenha-
gen. The p,ivateers out of Denmark are
not so bad as those of Norway, the former
have permitted many Americans to pass,
but those cut of Norway are little short Of
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Alexander Moore, Reg.
This is to give Notice, 7 hat

the subscriber of Alexandria county, in the
district of Columbia, has obtained from the
Orphans Court Of said county, letters Of adj
ADMINISTRATIONS OH the personal estate of Robert
Abercrombic, late ofthc county Aforesaid, dec
All persons having claims against the said
dee'c are hereby warned 20 exhibit Tie sam,,
with the vouchers thereof, 10 the subscriber,
On or before the 9th day of March next,
or they may by law be excluded from all be-
nefitto said estate and those Indebted there
to are required to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand Ills 9Th day OF Sept.
1910 , ~
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FOR SALE,

4 UaIaabJe Negro FslJow,
Printer rr' " NV
May so.
y | have commenced the practice
g. G. We Law. My Office is on Fair
ia a. street, two doors south Of DIR.
harper's shop.
N. S. WISE.
September 4. 1st
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Orphans Court,

Ale.andr;a County, Sept. Term, 1910.
Ordered, that the administrators ofRo6ert
Abercrombie, decd, do insert the following
advertisement three times in each week for
four weeks, in the Alexandra D:iy Gazette
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cHILIcoTHE, (Ohio) dug. &C..
Nsver, We believe, have crops been more
'0aadans; and we could name one farmer
near this place, who alone has raised up
MAIDS OF Hiae thousand bushels OF rrheat!
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aIsranDr!a DafIp @as:t.t.
THURSDAY, SEPT. s.

THURSDAY, SEPT. 6.
MARRIED at Fredericksburg some time
past, by the Rev. Mr.. Miller, Samuel DUNLAP,
of this place, to Maria INN 'Camh6eH, of the
former place.
Commerce Of Canada.-From the 10th to.
the 9th of August, IS European vessels ar.
rived at the port of Quebec, with full and
valuable cargoes and from the st to the 10th
of the same month, 81 ships and briggs cleared
out for Europe.
Notwithstanding all the sympaties which
the tender-nearted American demos have had
for " dear DeNmark," and "dear Cohenha-
gen y and naugre all the sigks and tears they
have shed for their fate, and the curses and
scurrilities they have poured upon Cohenhagen
Jackson on their account for months, it so
happen that this same Denmark is foremost
of the national 6anditti in Emohe, which are
are preying on American commerce and
that this same Cohcnhagen is the den from
which these thieves and pirates issue, and to
which they carry their booty.-Eost. Gaz.
The Bonahartes.-A London paper states
that it is reported that Lucicn Bonaparte in
tends to emigrate to America. This is not
improbable. Napoleon is undoubtedly me
ditating the erection of many tributary king
doins on this western continent at some fu-
ture days. And it would be consistent with
his policy to send us few kings in advance.
Louis, who lately abdicated the throne of
Holland, may please his imperial brother
better on throne IN America. We have al
ready many French military officers in our
country; five only had a king or two, CO.
vcrnment under the auspices of Napoleon
might be patched up at few days warning.
A Berlin paper contains the following a.
necdote Il here is in Russia society es.
tablished for the purpose of promoting Ru-
raj Economy; to this society the famous
d.ama,ist Kotzebue, is secretary. In or
DEF to pronote the objects of the inssitu.
ton, the society had procured number CT
new instruments OF agriculture from Eng
land. TIE vessel that was carving them
TO Russia fell into the hands of the British
feet, and YVES declared good prize. kot-
ztbue being Informed thereof, wrote to ad.
miral Saumarez on the subject. He stated
that the instruments were private property
that they were purchased to subserve the in
teres;s of humanity, by spreading the know.
ledge of useful inventions. That lie was the
author Of many pieces which had been well
received on the London Theatre, and he
hoped On this account, as well as the known
liberal,y Of the Englinh the instruments
would be restored.
The admiral Immediately ordered. them
to be given up, and accompanied them with
q letter to Kotzebue, in which he express
ed great pleasure in restoring them, as he
thereby had an opportunity ofpaying debt
for his nation in manner which he had
not expected; and was enabled to testify
the thanks of his countrynaen tor the pieces
with which Kotzebue had enriched the Bril-
fish theatre.-L' Hemisphere.
Extract Of letter.
CnRlsTIANA, Norway JUNE 9.
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loads Of Liekpry wocd, between sun rise
and sun down, for wager OF one hundred
doilars.--M I. PAPER.
p, THE GROUP OR HIVES.

Important dlscovetv far the cure ofthe crsub
which has proud 1atal to children.
r. IaSs four ounces of the best olive oil.
and add from IS to. 20 grains of ipecacuan-
ha, well incorporated with the oil, and give
one or two tea spoons full every Is MINUTES,
battle the feet and legs in warm water; lee
the patient drink OF the following dreoe.ion,
viz. take pint ct water, in which pu. a
roasted union with some oil, and English
saffron, boiled together, and continue The
above till the patient is, relieved, which is
generally toe case after taking The second Or
third dose ofthe above; if,ht Group should
assume serious character, you may apply
blister to the wind pipe-Aurora.
The ship Fanny, osgood, arrived below
last night from Liyerpoc. Cap Q. came
Up IN pilot boat, and informs that he sail
cd on the evening of the i3;h of July. Hay-
ing left his letter bag en- beard, VIC have not
received our files of London papers but
we are informed they contain no important
news. Markets at Liverpool pretty good
We7O,Iork Gaz.
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MARRIED at Fredericksburg some time
past, by the Rev. Mr.. Miller, Samuel Dunlah,
of this place, to Maria INN camlh6eA, of the
former place.
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Public Sale.

Public Sale.
BY virtue of a deed Of trust from Sarah Porter
TO the subscriber, to secure the payment Of
a sum of money due from her 10 anderson
and brooke and WylHe md Langley, will be
sod for cash, at public auction On tie pre-
misses. on the fifteenth dag Of 1ettcmber
r'.ert, ~
Il ue,y valuable Piece of Ground,
Situated in the town Of alexandria and
: bounded as follows:
ID EGINNING on the north side ofFsyette
LID Alley at the distance Of two hundred
and forty feet east from Water street, running
thence cast on Fayette alley sixty Feet TO U
MON street, he the same more or less thence
north along Union street forty six feet six
inches and an half, to an alley between the
property Of William Ramsay, deceased, and
John Carlyle /; thence with the said alley six
ty feet; thence to the beginning:
Robert /, Taylor, T4fee.
august 3 2a"'
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Martha Abercrombie,
Administrative Of Rt. Abelcrombie.
Superiine Yellow Bark.

DR., SANDFORD's improved Powder Of
Bark, having being used and lighIy approved
ofby many ply sicians of disiin. uise@ cha-
racter in different parts Of, the United States,
he is now encouraged 10 offer it to the facul--
ty generally, under the persuasion that 10
practitioner Of taste, in the choice of Iii,
means can fail 20 be sratiicd in The use Of
this elegant preparation, which IN strength,
fhencss, and certainty of operation, viii be
found great, to surpass the bark in common
use.
1t is sold in parcels of different sizes to &C.
comlnodate persons Of every description, by
James Kennedy, sen.
Bookseller, King street.
6 September S. ,e colt
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Tristsu @Acunha, ahiy island IN The
D. atlantic Ocean, Is miles in circumjrr-
tHcs. Ian, II Ks " lat. SIS s S.
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]. I. RAMSAY,

attorney at Lagv.
S, .N'ehas practising the Law in the
do psilof and Inferior Courts Of Lou.
br1, county. He will settle at Lees
-~Augl7. d
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Commerce Of Canada.-Fron the 10th to-
the 10th of August, IS European vessels ar.
rived at the port of Quebec, with full and
valuable cargoes I; and from the ! st to the | 9th
of the same month, 81 ships and briggs cleared
out for Europe.
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g. Mahogany, &c. for Sole.

ME subscriber has sust received 5000
4 feet OF Bay Aaahogany in the log-he
has an hand 1000 feet 81. Domingo AuAego-
ny in plank, $500 feet Of Bay I1ahegamy in
plank, which lie offers for sale, for cash, or
short credit. -. So.
" b He still continues to carry on the
Cabinet g Chairmaking Bnainess in the neat
est and NEST fashionable manner.
John Muir.
August 80. eo"tlaw3w
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CO REMOVAL.

y OBERT GRAY has removed his Roos'
Ia and Stationary Store to the roith side
OF King street between Royal anu Pitt streets
nearly opposite the Washington Tavern.
August 2S
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Cure for the Bite az a Mad 2g.-It is
asserted by some authors that Onions peal
ed and seasoned with honey and salt, are
sovereign remedy for the bite Of mad
dog; and that either raw or cooked, they
are an excellent remedy for the dropsy,dis-
sipating the distractions, and re-es,ablish-
ing the Gil cuiation of the lymph, and pro-
noting copious discharges OF urine.
4 good Rule.--Mr. Vendome, French
gentleman, asked an office of the King OF
France, Louis the Fifteenth. Sir, repll-
ed the king, when you know how to ma.
mage your own affairs, shall give you the
care of mine"
Great ae"terity Of !abor.--A sawyer in
this city a few days :lnss eY! !Msnty-four
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It now appears By z correspondence
which has been published in the Paris Mo-
niteur, that Ferdinand the 9TH Of Spain,
was not the fool he has been described, IN
being the first to inform Bonaparte Of the
praiseworthy attempt made by the English
to set him at liberty: but that it was one
D'Amazaga-one of the Spanish spies set
over the kidnapped king-who gave infor-
nation Of the attempt to Mr.. Barthemy,
the French iailer of Valancay; and this
too before Ferdinand had any knowledge OF
IL. After this disclosure Ferdinand knew it
would cost him his life if he attempted to
countenanee Hollis attempt. This is not
tie only circumstance, which makes it GER
tain, that the French accounts of the pro-
fessed loyalty Of Ferdinand to Napoleon,
and his attachment to the mushroom dy-
nasty Of Bonaparte, are all forgeries; for
were Ferdinand SO great tool as to be
thus attached, why not permit him 10 re.
turn to Spain, to rally round him those sub
jects which the French armies have found
so hard to be subdued and by setting them
the example of loyal obedience, establish
the imperial sceptre In Spain, and give
peace to the peninsula: Blu, the world ex-
poets better things of Ferdinand; should
he, however, become besotted as the French
accounts have reprtse ntedhim to be, twill
be the bounden duty Of every Spanish pa
.riot Immediately to throw off all allegiancs
tothe traitor, to declare themselves inde-
pendent, and form and establish such 60
vernmens, and elect such rulers as they
may deem.ls, fit and proper.-B0st. Gent.
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Farm for Sale.
Centerville, July ls.

I W1SHto sell my Farm, on Little Hunting
i Greek, commonly called the Cum Spring.
miles from Alexandria 1t contains about
23o acres Of beautiful level land, admirably
adapted to the culture of small grain and the
grasses; and the Plaster of Paris is found to
act benefcially on it. Nearly one third OF
this landis in wood, principally heavy timber.
The Creek admits boats offs feet .drau ght to-
the landing place on this farm.
Attached to this land, but not forming
part of the aforementioned quantity, is an
extensive Marsh, which, with the concur
renee of Judge Washington who owns the
landon the opposite side, may be drained and
rendered arabic at small expence, andwhlch
at present affords most abundant crops of
coarse hay, suitable for cattle. 1t alone is
sufficient Craze 100 head Of cattle,
will give a credit of l., 2, 5 and 4years,
the payments being well secured. Possession
may be had at the end Of the present year. IF
not sold before the st of October, this land
will be for Rent.
Hump: Peake.
July Is. law6w
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From The Lad:es' Literary 7silstie.

- : 80
no MY MOTHER.
Thou tender mother, snxious friend,
That dia.tmy infant years attend,
All how shall repay .ss
The Kindness thou hast heapd on me;
How render kindness back to thee,
And sooth thy closing day.
Thy love oft made me cease to weep,
OFT hush'd my childish fears in sleep,
And watch'd me as lay;
During the darkness of the night,
Whose sable wings in tardy Aighb
O'erspreads the shining day.
All yes, and oft when fever burn'd,
And my young mind delirious turn'd,
Or blush'd upon my face;
Mother, as thou stood anxious by,
Thy breast has heav'd tender sigh,
That gave the heart release.
When thou hast pray'd with fearful eye,
Which pray'rs swift waited to the sky,
The :" Monarch Of the grave"
Have, disappointed, bid depart,
IIoW Haat liiou Poui lily Srdtctul HcaIs
To him who thus could save.
And shall it, mother, ever be,
Shall ungrateful prove to'theej
For such affection shown?
If e'er my soul the debt denies,
Sure Heuv'n will shut the frowning skies,
And all her pray'rs disown |!
Believcme, for I utter truth,
To thee, fond guardian ofmy youth,
My hlial lowell yield;
And as when ia my infancy.
I hou did'st bestow thy care on me,
Thy helpless age I'll HELD.
So that thy last departing breath,
MAY bless me in the hour of death;
And when my spirit flies,
May thine descend from worlds above,
And bear me on the wings oflove,
To mansions in the skies!
OTHELLO.