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SUMNER HILL.

SUMME HILL.
Lately the PrOpe'. Of Or. .Tohn II oeninghn,a.
deceased, situate in ChesfyEeld county. ad;o,,ing
james RiUs', n6oa. fow nples beiosu the urn Of
'a'nchester containing BY a late Survey 795 acres
ere halt Of Which is 7pooaiand ,nostly xu-H ,;p, i.
be'ed. and 80 acres of iosp ground ,ucluti.g abou,
ia 1c'es OF o1hnG6!e neaaosv--irap-oOe,s,eat of
curious Kinds chorce E.ait TIRES housrs usu1ily n
daoted TO P'antsion "A Dsoeitins House with 4
ms each dtre place. passage and close,s. ana
excellent SPRINGS Of spater, conpenent to tke duet
"ng honse. Tins situation commands siensinp
0tr'p othe riuer, the adjacent seats and ,ear part
fthe CRY Of R'chmoal. The ,erans of sale zvilt
re 8 $500 IN cash, and the balance ofthe purchase
money payable BY tpo annual ,nstaiments, zu,th
deed Of rust or the land to Sec.-e the ba ,nents -
Permission to soSs vheat ar the usu II tine. ana
Possession SDiH be giU'n on the f-s day of anuuy
1911. Those inciined'o purchase willie Shewn ,ke
Lrna BY applying to Mr. q Prichard, or to Mr..
Wn. Short Spio iive adjoining
Those spho have CLAIMS Ubon the estate of the de
eeagea 7 II IRE requested to hand Them TO Mr.
o G,ider Of NJ achester for adjournment, and ,hose
indebted are reqaestedtO maxi pa 1,.ent to Inn
TIE TRUSTEES
jury 10. IDS
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EOK SALE. H1USE c, LOT on Ferry
Il street, near Coutls's Ferry he 10, rs 40
feet IN front, and l32 feet daep having sufficient
room on the back Of I for a lumber house witt,
convenient access t. it. TT pleasant and de
siroble Situation for private f.mily. and rents as
well as any house in the city: further descrpti
on OF 1t is thought unnecessary, AS is presumed
that no person will purchase without FIRST viewing
the premises For terms apply to James Sea.
brook. next door above the Post Office.
July 10 IS
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ven a, our court at Stockholm. &c.
ENGLISH BUDGET.

In the house OF CommcpS he 10th Nav,
the Chancellor of the Exchequer brought
forward the following statement # supplies
wanted Tor the present year In eXh b iig
this statement. he said, that it you'd how,
that SD far from there being any reas Il 20
appreiend any thing like decay or failure
IN the finances, the more ,he people locked
at them the more reason would they have
TO be satisfied with their growing improve.
ment and prosperity and tina; nscead of
their being = deficit, here had actually been
very considerable increase.
He came next to The cons Iteration OF the
Ian, consisting of eight millions for the
wee OF q. Britain, and tour millions forf,he
service OF ireland and ne had ,ne sat,stac-
ton 10 inform the committee. that he had
cont acted for the twelve millions that norm
ing. on terms Infinitely more favorable tutne
public than had ever been at any f'rner pc
rid known. The terms he had proposed,
were give for every huHdi Cd poItd 5ub-
scribcd, 1907. in the three per cent. reduced
stock, and 10 take the bidding IN the 8 Der
cent. cpsols The contract was fin ally
completed upon an pfIer on he part & the
contractors To take 10i. Is Cd N the con-
soils ; in addition o the 13O'. u.dLced sunui-
ties for every hund ed sounds subscribed,
making IN he whole l4Oi z 81. Tor a.,4h
1907. The amour, of st UPON -
ney borrowed, was, theref, re- but al. As Sd.
per Cent; SO that the loan ut welve -
on for the service # G.. Britain ami Ifet nd
was thus bo' owed ~ 15s -4d. per cent
below the rate rs / gal ',.,.r.st
CIIpDT lEG
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UST RECEIVED and FOX SALE, by the
y Subscribers
80 Hhds prime Antigua Rum
20 O.. cask Malaga Wine
~ Bits prime Green Coffee.
also, IN STORE:
SO Terces Upland Whisky
80 Bbls old double distilled Do
Together with their usual supply of H HARDWARE,
&c.
BR1 SON G PARKHiLL
July 6. 4w
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hoy Virtue of decretal order of the Court
, Of the Unitei States for the fifth Circuit

MY Virtue of decretal order of the Court
B of the United States for the fifth Circuit,
and Virginia district, pronounced on the 2tsi
DAY of June, 1909, amended by an order entered
or the 24h day of Nay, 1910, in SUIT wherein
John Lloyd, executor of the surviving partner
ot Capel < Osgood Hanbury, was plaintiff, and
Robert Patton and others were defendants.
shall, on the first day of August next, sell to the
highest bidder, on a credit of one, two and three
wears the whole ofthe Estate called MANS
FIELD, Subject to the dover rights of the ell
der Mrs Page, and to tenancy. during the pre-
sent year. on the balance. This elegant and val
liable property lies within one mile OF F!edercks.
burg The houses are among the best in the
State. The situation is extremely healthy, and
suDDlied with the best water The soil is suppo.
sed to be equal to any or the Rappahannock Ri
yer ; on the border of which, inexhaustible quar-
ries of excellent free stone may be opened, pro
missing great profit to man of enterprise Mrs
Page's dover is IN l,O143 acres the reverson OF
warl alte. her interest s spent, will constitute
one Lot The part held by tins. tenants of Ro-
bert C. Page, consisting Of 672l acres, will con
stitute another Lot; ard the balance, of l, 1877
acres, on which the Improvements are, will
make the third Lot. On til. last, there are a
bout 500 acres Of wood land, and ~ the others,
there IS the usual proportion of wood. If
sh1uld find that it would suit he views ofpurcaa.
sers better, the Lots msy be modified on the day
OF sale.
At the same time s: in pursuance ofthe same
or,l-is. VIII SCI, in different Lots, or the sane
gSr-l-, a.yoriy -. 'yetvV H.
NJ sspprnax. devised by the laie Col Pag, to his
son John + Pare The sales will commence At
ID O'Clock befure the front door OF William
Heradon's TtverD,ip fredericksburg. and be
adjourned, Unnecessary, from day to day.
The purchaser of each Lot must give bond
with approved security, for the purchase money,
and the land is 10 rem IN bound & be re-sod on
defsuit of payment, for much ready money,
as may be sufficient 10 raise tie balance then due
and The residue, on credit, to meet the future in
stalnent. or iaSt.ttnents the proceeds OF which
re. sale is to be ia like manner secured; and this
Operation OF re sale is tobc made often such
cessve defaults shall require conforming each
TO the terms prescribed tor the first:
a cpmpie.t map of the land viii be left with
NJ AIsop, at Mansfield, who will show the
premises. BENZ AMIN Bolts.
May %. eptds
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june l..

EFT in the possession of some person IN or
IL about RichmonH, by Thomas Demke, capt.
the Schooner Pearsone from Philadelphia, a
box MERCHAh DIE, addressed TO Charles
Bryie, care of Messrs Love 4 Cutler, Peters
burg The gentleman IN whose care the SAID
box is left, rs requested to give information to
Mr. Robert Graham of Manchester, who is au.
thorised to receive the same, aud who viii pay
freight and storage.
July s. I'm
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XLALUABLE PRoPERrY-EoR 49,
I'm

W ALUABLE PROPER rY-FOR S4LE =.
In pursuance OF decree ofthe circuit court
of the u States, for the Virginia district, pro
nounced at the Nov 1909. session of that court
between VIM kunkalI & Co plaintiffs, aealns,
Thomas N Deane and others, defendants, ard
between Serbia ocrophalt and Stsrman, pt'ffs
and the same defendants
Wan be exposed to sale, at auction, at Ca Ira,
in the county Of Cumberland, on Monday, the
27th day Of August next, that valuable MER.
CHANT MILL usually called the Ca ira Mills
Tobacco Ware House, Tavern and other Its oil
Ground at that place Also, all the LANDS a,
or near Ca Ira, consisting of 1000 acres and up.
wards. which belonged to lanes Deane, Thoma,
NJ Dcane and Francis Is Diane, or to either OF
them, on the 20h day 81 March, 1901 Terms OF
sale, ten per cent. on The purchases to ne aid m
cash a credit OF onc, two aAd three years f.,
the residue of the purchase money, TO bear inter
est from the day IF s4le--the purchaser or puf
chasers giving bonds, with security, to be an
proved by the undersigned commissioners, o,
the one that may act, and also exesutnga dec
OF trust upon tie property so purchased, for s.
curing the payment thereof, Al the periods sf,r
sai1 Previous 10 the day Of sale, the land Wi
be divided into CONVENIENT lots W suit purchaser
e. COPL IND
W. c. WILLLAMS, Tom
July II. ids
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rONFORMABLY to a deed of trust to us
~ executed, bearing date the 31st January
1875 for certain purposes therein expressed
Will be sold to the highest bidder, ior cash
or til- SON instant at Jonn Rings near William
Rs"derson's Store in Richmond County, Virginia
the following properly (to WITT Stephen. Saran
Esther Lucy, q solomon, or so many thereof as
Will satisfy The amount specified IN said deed OF
trust.
THOMAS PLUMMER, }
RICHARD STREET, trustees
July s 1870 tbs
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LUNArIc HOSPITAL,
July IS.

LuNArfc HosPITAL,
ViHianssburg, Sfuip 5th, 1910.
NJ Office = he &C lis IA the male apartment
! being now full of patients. none others can
De received, until there may be vacancies, of
which the public will be noufed
By order Of the Court of Directors,
Vim RUSSELL, Cgerk.
Juiy IL. e.
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! Published b. Thon,ls Ritchie, nearly op.
Po'ite The Gfsbe Tace,n, Richmond, Virginia.
GJ CoNDI7IoNS.-F7ce dollars a year, to
be PAID annually in advance. Those zpho spish to
BE considered annaai Subscribers must hereafter
designate 1t at the time Of subscribing, otherise
sheir PAPERS viii be discontinued at the expiration
OF tic Erss year.
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Gl.r0pQ.
STOCKHOLM. (5weden) March 20
ROYLL DECREE.

Know all men by these presents. that we
Charies XIII. having In the third article OF
the treaty Of peace concluded with the En-
peror oI Russia, dated 18th Sep ember last.
agreed 10 adopt such res as should be
regulated by the trea y then about to be en-
tered into be wecn Sweden, France and Den
marx, fOr enforcing the continental system.
ordered in our circular Of the 81 h October
last, that no British vessels or ships of war
should, alter tie time therein mentioned.
be permitted TO enter our ports and further
IN the third article of the treaty with the
Emperor OF France, of date the Sin of Janu
AIRY last, having fully and in every respect
acccded to the continental system, bound
ourselves 20 shut our ports against the trade
OF Great Britain, and not permit the impor.
tatlon Oh English goods or manufactures, Of
whatever description, or in whatsoever YES
sci the same might arrive. And whereas
having rellnquished the permission we re
served 10 on selves ~ the treaty with his
majesty the Emperot Of Russia, Of in,por
tug Colonial produce, we now only reiein to
ourselves the power to iupor; salt, suffci
ent for the consumption OF the Kingdom -
Farther. 40 fulfil the treaties with the said
powers, we hereby grtclo sly command tpat
on and after tns 24.n OF April next. 10 goods
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ID VIRTUE ola deed of trust, executed by James
II Hurt, to the subscriber, to satisfy and pay a
sum of money therein mentioned, due to John F
Prce: Win be sold, for ready money. the
9Th day Of this present month, at the Eagle. Ia
yern, the brick HOUSE G LOT. belonging to
the said Hurt, lying and heing in the city OF Rich
mond, on the street running parallel with the
north side of the basin of the canal, as particular
ly described in the said deed.
HIM. ID. WREN, Trustee.
June 10. ids
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u EMOvAL.-THOMA DlDDEP, CRATE
Az ful for the liberal support he has el.pe1en-
ced in Ia. t''.Ae, respectfully informs his cus,o.
mers and The Public generally, that he has re.
moved ms railor's Shop To the NAN street ad
Joining Robert Bells, saddier, and opposite DIR
Duvaifs sPothecary shop, where he Will thank.
fully receive any business in his line, aud hopes
by attention and endeavors to please, to merit a
continuance of favor
Richmond May 3 ep3m
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
v The subscriber is authorised 10 sell the
large & commodious BRICK BUILDING, on
the Main Street on Shockc Hill, at present oc-
cupied ~ Mr.. Kivaain--Aiso, the small BRI OK
HOUSE, next above the one in which Mr.. Ri
raiain lives, and the two WOODEN TENE-
MENTS between the last mentioned house and
Mrs. Braxton's--For particulars enquire of
THOS. TAYLOR.
Nav 90, 1910. If
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- The sale of the above property is postpo
ned the Dist July, when it will positively take
place
INNS, Of td0
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MIR q. B. MORIhN, infotms Tie gentle
IfL men Of Richmond, that he will teach, both
publicly and privately, the noble and uGfui art of
FENCING, with tie small and Broad word 80
He pledges himself to give perfect satisfaction
20 those persons who may honor him with ther
confidence Forhis terms and other particulars,
apply TO him, for the present, at Mr. Peter II
,nnns.
July 13. 3G
ma ADEI.SN v Ne, believed to be Of the We
lFA ~ best qu-hj--ior sale by the Pipe OF
IiOgshesd.
C3BSON c, JEFFERSON.
Jnne 10. If
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BRIT1SH HOUSE or Co1r1fo1s

,,,,, ,,-.. May7.
HIS MAJESTY'S LETTER
Mr.. WhT6read begged leave to put D.
Question respecting letter which appaa,-
eu IN the public prints Of this day, purport-
mg 70 re a letter from his MAZE ~ 20
prince Ferdinand Of spain he askeI Inc
question in the hope Of hearing it Contradict.
ed.
IA Pereevai said, that IL would he attend.
"h with inconvenience to- the p1alic ser,;ce
20 give an answer to the question at he pre-,
sent moment.
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PFPLTfE7EWI.4 " "EFo p6r
HOUSE OF ONIONS MAY 81
Debate on Mr.. Brand8 mo (o pnr
fomenturg Rcfj m.
Mr. WHTrBaEAD sid. that he ro,, -
HprfSS npie as.' Mt ~ he .t~,,m, n.e-
and propositions advanced toat n. nc b, bs
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M Ill. be offered for sale. on the 15th iuy of
-faen" next on the pren,isrs, 70 the highest
6idder, thar pilu,bte Esi tie c.rkIe5
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Richmond, July 10.
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1810-01-06
TO BE RENTED,

dad possession giren on or before the 25M Of
March merit,
a IL that valuable property formerly occupied
IA by Col. Thomas Duff, Esq. in the village
of Newport-consisting of large commodous
brick dwelIing-house, pleasantly situated on the
main street and elegantly fronting the river
Christian, we'll calculated for large store, and
as the Turnpike road leading from the Gap Ia,
vern OF Lancaster to that place is now in consi.
derable forwardness, and will probably be car
ried into effect in the course Of the next sum
mer, it will certainly be one of tine most eligible
spots for business in the state of Delaware. 1t
has every convenience, such as good garden,
barn, stabing and sotbef houses, &c. dsc.-A
handsome FARM Of excellent land, contiguous
70 the town, will be let With it, and two or
three Lots in the vicinity thereof, well adapted
for grass, or as the renter may think proper to
apply them. There are also eight acres Of first
rate Marsh, now in good order, small distance
from the town. The terms of renting said pro-
perty may be known BY applying to THOMAS
DUFF, Esquire, residing at Mrs. Hugyns's.
Wilmington.
N. B.-No part Of this property will let be
separate from the other.
Wilmington, Dec. 9Th, 1909. If
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~. y E
cy Of a rude stream 2 then ask thy
heart if this pc charity.
Where yon willow hangs its
mournful head, and courts the me-
lancholy tombstone, lies the victim
Of thy deadly passions. The father
Of a family, their only stay upon
earth, is cut off.
Thou hast sapped the trunk, &
the wi-hered branches bestrew the
plain. What compensation canst
thou make for the evils thou hast
committed. Like RUTHLESS: demon
carnage and desolation have mark
&c thy progress, but thy peace has
received wound which time cam
not heal.
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1810-01-06
In The Court of Cbancery.

Thomas Robinson; surviving ex'or.
of Abraham Robinson, decd
Us.
James McIlvan and Mary his
wife, and Thomas Perkins and
Sarah his wife.
IN the Court Of Chancery of the state Of Del
L aware, held at Newcastle, for the county Of
i1ew-Castle-Bil filed Feb. 10th, lsO8-Sub-
prna issued, &c.
Upon the petition Of the complainant Thomas
Robinson, and upon the affidavit Of Francis
Haughey, esq. late sheriff of Newcastle coun-
ty, it is ordered by the Chancellor, this thirtie,h
day Of November, in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred amt nine, that James
McIlvain and Mary his wife, two of the defen-
dan,s in the said bill of complaint, do appear in
this Court on Saturday the tenth day of March
next, to the said bill Of complaint, and on fail
ure so to do, that the said bill be taken pro
Confesso.
NICHOLAS RlDGELY.
Chancellor.
Nezy- CnstAc Counfy, S.
lido CERTIFY. That the above
il true extract from the record thereof. Gil
ven undo, my hand and the seal of the said
Court, at Newcastle, this fifth day of Decem-
her, A. b. 1909.
HUGH w. RICHIE,
Reg'r. in Ck'ry. for N. c. County.
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lDtgceItanr.
From the Raleigh Star.
DUELLINC.
A FRAGMENT.

AFRAGMENT.
---------- A stream of Fight issued
from the window several persons
were seen passing within, and the
meanings Of sorrow could not be
mistaken. l approached nearer.
On a bed lay a female apparently
in the agonies of death, and on the
right side kneeled a little girl of a.
bout II years Of age, whose grief
was loud. On the other side stood
boy Of about l5-he was engag-
ed in prayer; and the emotions of
grief, despair and hope were alter
nately and strikingly exempli6ed.
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Printed and Published
On Wednesdays and Saturdays
BY JOSEPH JONES,

In Market street, few doors above the =. nix OF
. . . . .
CONDITIONS.
I. THE Delaware GAZETTE shall be published
every Wednesday and Saturday, on a large folio
sheet
II. The price shall be FOUR DOLLARS per annun,
exclusive ofpossage, payable bayeyeayy in Advance.
Ill. No subscription will be received for shorter
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". Subscribers shall have the rglt of disseminating
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time Of their subscribing, by paying what may be
due. and giving notice of their intention.
v. Advertisements, not exceeding sixteen lines, will
be inserted four times for one dollar, and for every
subsequent insertion twenty cents-longer ones in
the same proportion; but reasonable discount
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year. half-year, or quarter.
vi. All articles of personal private nature will
be charged as advertisements, and must be paid
for before Insertion
VII. Advertisements, notices, &c. of all religious
and charitable institutions, within the state Of De-
lawarc. shall be conspicuously inserted gratis.
uT The postage must be paid all letters and
communications addressed the Editor through the
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celued.
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ASSNifS NJ WOuA1sl w lilI1A tllALC GALL
not heal.
From the Richmond Enquirer.
Points in dispute between Great Britain and the
United States. e&
No. III.
The principal posnts of commercial
relations between the two countries
are, lst. the restrictions on commerce
in the ports ofcither. Cd. Our trade
10 the British West-Indies--and Sd.
to the East-lnelies.
AS to the LIST, " the mos. natural
arrangement" says the secretary Of
state, in his join. letter of May 18th,
1906, will be, simply to agree. that
the two parties shall enjoy in the ports
of each other, in regard to commerce
and navigation, the privileges of the
most favored nation. But the arti-
Gle should be framed so as to embrace
LIST, every privilege. and particular.
ly the exemption from higher duties Of
description either on exports or i'm
ports, and including convoy duties,
that are paid by the mos, favored natl
on !; End all the possessions of Great
Britain in every part of the world,
which will secure admission a. all
times in both the East and West In
dies, on the same terms as are now OF
may in future. be enjoyed by the most
favored nation" ''If," continues Mr..
Madison, . it shall be thought eligi-
bic to place The reciprocal commerce.
al privileges of the TWO nations on
more definite basis than they would
be placed by the general expression
of the most favored nation IA stipu!a1i-
on which is liable to the difficulty Of
asce, tanning the equivalent to be CIV
ell, in cases where privilege is gram
ed by one of.he contracting parties to
another nation, in exchange 70, some
favor, which the other contracting
party cannot specially give) it may be
done, either by abolishing all alien da-
ties, either on vessel and cargo, or
both, and reciprocity placing the
vessels of the other nations OH the
same footing with national vessels,
conformably to provision in which
Great Britain concurred by AN act Of
parliament. in the year 1902; or, by
fixing the ma&imum q: alien duty,
which each nation shall have the right
to impose on the vessels or cargoes Of
the Other nation. But should the last
plan be adopted. care must be taken
list. That i'll fixing the maximum
of the alien duty to be levied on
vessels all charges whatever, and
under whatever name known. wheth-
er tonnage, light house money, por,
charges, &c. shall be included. I'd,
! That the maximum of the alien du.
! ty 10 be levied on merchandise impor.
ted in the vessels of the other nation
! (beyond the du.ies levied on similar
articles imported in the national vess'
els) shall be per cen,age on the VALUE
of the merchandise itself, and not OF
the original duty. Sd. That the RICH
Of imposing such maximum duties
: either on the vessels or merchaD
disc, shall never be exercised, so .
10 con,rayene the other stspl!iasse>
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From the Fsearaa's Journal.

A'"" vac A'ffM0N uOHFU0ss
MY YOUTH.
ADIEU, dear hours of infant joy,
When life indeed could please:
Each triflc, then, could cha
And mrth could every hour employ,
No cares obtruding to annoy,
My heartfelt ease.
Oit then, to pass Aee.ing hour,
I've loiter'd in the glade,
OFT enter'd the seques.er'd bower,
10 pluck from thence fragrant flower,
Or seek refuge from the shower,
Within the shade!
But, like shower, those days have fled,
Not to return again;
An thro' what woes I've since l,een led;
How oft for them tear I've she'd,
And wish'd me Numbered with the dead:
But wish'd ia sain
Oh many silent eve, alone,
Unconscious have stray'd;
III the young night TO noon had grown,
The moon in peerless gp!entlour shone,
And Der the heav'ns was lus.re thrown,
In stars array'd!
Of as | ssgay'd the glen along,
With melancholy aien,
I've heard, the hollow rocks among,
The croakngs Of the owle''s tongue,
And listen'd to the doleful song
That gloom'd the scene !.
But now these young delights are DER,
Nor ever can be mine;
My fate 'twerc impious to dcplore.
All let me then repine no more,
Hope future blessings, and adore
The hand divine.
Yes, there's coming hour, when
Shall spread aut'ring wing;
And TO the narrow mansion cry,
=" .! grave where is thy victory,
/" O death, thy sting :"
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For Sale,

THE cargo of the schooner Caroline,
Captain Markley, from Lisbon con.
;aining
90 Moys CT Salt, of the frs, quality.
5000 lbs Cork Wood.
Goo Groce Coiks.
& lars Grapes.
Al Boxes nn,,os:::, Raising.
so Erals Figs.
4 Quantity Of Fancy Work Baskets.
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