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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-24
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4 n excellent l4nd for s. Tanner, fituated IN
: Lfb5n, in the county OF Lincoln, compri
ing C1e half acre of Land, oe more, as will
oeit iuit the purch.(er, and Tan Watts. Bark
Houfe, and good Gone for grinding, that
gOes by water. The land has kkewfe on il
. Dwelling Houle 50 by % feet, well fniihed
Catfae, good tack Of chmuies aud good
Cellar, together with a good Backimilh's
i4op With the Tools, ltuated near the above
premi.es.
.dyS-The ponefIIon of one hundred acres
pE e.ceilent Land Ia faid L.fbon, capable Of
producing from fifteen TO tweu,y tons of tn
g ih Hay per annum-and has en- il Dwell
hng donle 90 by 20 feet, with the outlide
vel i.niiked-a Barn, 80 by 81 feet, well m
Iihed---a good we'll OF water, aud handlome
Young Orchard
-9iso--An eScel'ant aand for fhptuilder
O. Trader d ualed n che town Of Bowdoin
ham, county Of Lincoln, at place called
CashAnce, conGltiDg of half All acre OF Land,
with a xhsff and buildings on the fame
The whole or par, of the above premifes
will Be fold Tor oaflI or approved credit par
EculArs inquire Of NOAH JORDON, of Lii
bon, or AiOSRELL JORDAN, Cape. Ehza
beth. Mach le Vt)
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SDipping JIntrl.igenfe.

u Inc account published IN the Iast
Centlaei, stating hat the org Good Friends
q rhlladelDhiA, I" had been condemned NJ. ia
soia IN France, though bound direct there, y
u incorrect. The GJOd-Friends cl1Art 4
Al Thiiad. Icf Tonninsen, ard III. n.tu
Mori~IA IN distress, and was uoNrIs.x.
TED, vessel and cargo. by order Q t.,c s.n-
peror, E9fs.oLf any rea.tn assigaS.l. on III
JUN Oet last, together with az o,her vi
mefIcan vessels This MAKES he bi,,,-
ness nAdCh worse than At first stated
Inc BOY Waiter Rodgers) who VS.
wounded o. BOARD The III. 81 tiI1Atp 20
uen,' III 'he late altar WIN tae Lizzie bea,
has been appointed mldsi.ipfrI.n.
Ahe schooner siolly, Of B.tn-l4hle, parr
u ho5shead a. ram, SRI Ut 4 bArlrl "
sa5ai, aid part Of barrci OF coffee hrr ..r-
go, IRON JaR.cis, have been hbcIie.I y
hiento n : Ior sio..ti,,. ct lie rIun,trf-
lag 49,.
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On the subject Of The late renco,nter 4.
tween the frigate President ard the Rri,;sl,
sioop OF war, the editor Of The Connectic,,,
Nllrror observes; Commodore Rogers can
experience no great qualification from this
r.IH4-ec eVoTt. There is no glory in d war
rare o. inns nature. A sloop Of war, and a
seVenty-tour in disguise" are 100 UNEQUAL
y matched, to satisfy the spirit Of brave
man. Besides, how ~ this kind Of warfare
10 DC carried on with any advantage 70 our
sioe OF the question We have high O.
Pihioh OF The spirit, and bravery Of the off,
GERS and Seamen in our little navy, ana If a
Jar opportunity should ever Offer. we have
no doubt they would do honour 10 them
selves, and their country. But. II the Bri
tish Admiral an the American seas should
take this affair in dudgeon, and order sew
sety-lour or two 10 cruise along the mouths
OF our h2rbours, what course does our ;1fre-
pfd President (not the frigatel intended 10
pursue VIII be send the same respecta-
Die ofhcer to drive hun off 4! If 50, Mr.. Mad
isoh may De told, that seventy four and
Inc iriSate viii De somewhat IL point III z.
quehty IKE the frlgate and the Little Belt.
A. he should not like ibis course, Will he CT
DER commodore Rogers into the Potomac.
10 go TO bed IN the East Branch
we nave strong Impression on our
MINDS. that the Commodore was ordered on
ms late erase, Joy The purpose efarazyiag a.
va me pnoAe attention froaa he sta4s Of our
GD@irS 1g'th France, at this cyilIuaL 11lonlenr.
when The pressure OF tie sfaenaiinq stste,n
begins to De severely felt III The county. and
when the conduct Of France, if watched loo
narrowly, might give rise to emotions il tho
public mind, which the President would "a
ther not be obliged TO witness Just al this
crisis
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-24

II It IS true, that his Exccllency has
lately been troubled with tad dreams,
indigestion SC. we would recommend
q concert. Alexander the conqueror Of
the world while setting al the :. feast
ior Persia won" was reused or soothed
by the power of musick, if we can be-
heVe the Poet. Indeed, nusick has
been the refuge and the solace Of many
renowned men in ancient and modem
t.mes.-Rchertory.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-24
[Uhoir No. 6s7.

ces as Hint" against their opposers and
choose rather 10 suffer the reproAch Of The
wicked than that the country should 20 10
destruction for tie lack Of their warning
voices
May our watchmen crY aloud and snar~
not may tAsy lift up their voices ,;ke !
trumpet, AMI sound tie alarm withnnt fs.-
mo person has presumed 10 cootrover.
the sentiments contained in DR. Pariqlsa
lSte Fast day Sermon-frvm which inter
Z tacit acknowledgement of its correctness
The cutting truths which il CONVEYS exc;tes
the same wicked disposition which ,hose
possessed of old who stoned the martyr S,s-
phen. The truths which he u,tered 49,
them 10 TIE quick and caused them to pnash
their teeth 2 -'A
The minister Of God viewing the cameo
OF our troubles, is bound Dy ali The rrs.s-,3
ne owes to his family, his country. AMI ~
God, TO sound the alarm and inform he me-
pie OF their Danger. Instead III crr;n,.
peace, when there is not the least prosyaes
OF any peace, Il IL his duty to show n, he
people the delusve rocks and oaicksands
up Il which they will be speedily ..red
Is not the sword of Slaurhter .Ire.J.-
drawn has not war hung out her bloody
flag are not the flames kinded and burning
IN Europe is not America rapidly apDrot,
mating to such. crisis
: Tremendous thyeat'n.ag blaze as ,igIt :,
stands,
Ffeyct az Ten thousand 1f1es, terrible as hen.
A'is shakes dreadful Dart"
MILTON
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Poetry.

Whsfbfr SegEbihty csndaas to Kappa
nsG ?
The heart can niger tranfport kaow,
That never f4t pain:
The point thus fettled long ago,
The prefent quellion's vain;
Who'd with to travel Iife's duh round,
Unmov'd by pain or pleaiure
lis re2ion's talk to Ter the bound,
And keep them both in mesiure;
The Stole, who with falfe patience,
Each foft emotion ltifes
Thinks want of feeling proves his fenfe,
Yet frets and fosms at trihes.
And he who vainly BOATS the heart,
Touchd by each tale of woe
Forbears to act the friendly part,
That tender heart to ihow.
The unfeeling heart can never know,
BY cold indifference guarded,
The joy, the tranfport that will flow
From love and truth rewarded.
True ienhbility, we find,
Shares in another's grief
And pity yields the generous mind,
FioE fympashy, relief.
Yet thele are ills, the feeling heart
Can never, never bear
Unable to fupport the fmart,
lis driven 20 deipair.
The point discuf d, we find this rule,
a rule both true and fad
Who feels TOO LITTLE, is a fool
Who feels TOO MUCH, runs mad.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-24
BEN AMIN BUTMAN,

EXCHANGE-STRBET,
HAS jun received frefh fuppIy Of
DRUGS g MEDICINES,
PRINTS, D1-E-SIUFFS, &c.
among which are the following
~ bbls. London White Lead
IL do. Spsnifh Brown
u do Spruce Yellow
f9 do Linfeed Oil
do Spirits Terpentine
hhds. Spanih Whiting
do Copperals
s do Alum
200 lbs. Indigo
10 tons Logwood and Futile
100 boxes BY and 8 by 10 Crown Olais
&c with great variety Of other articles
eompriilng large aud eItenfve afortmsns
IN The above branches, which he offers whole.
iaie aud retail on very low terms for Cath or
approved credit.
~ Pot and Pearl Aihss conitantly for lale
June 8. (tD
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-24
John 2. Thurhon,

John 2. Thurfton,
Has soR SALE, III NJ 4, Cent? al Ron,
5000 lbs belt retailing COFFEE
40 chefs fra quality Souchong, Hyfon
Skin and Young Hyioa TEAS
200 boxes Brown SOAP
100 barrels Wilmington TAR
20 ditto Clear, Bone Midling and Prime
PORK
40 ditto fuperfne flour
10 boxes HAVANA Brown SUGARS
IL ditto Mould CANDLES, for retailing
pipe real Cogniac Brandy, 4th proof
25 caik. Engliih NhTLS
80 doz. DO Mackral LINES
Also
Jun received WARRANTED ANCHORS
from 200 TO 1900 lbs If May Is
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-24
Ne7U Spring g S.nnmer Goods.

HEAD OF NXCNANcE STREET,

HEAD or EXCK.4NcE STREET,
HAS Just received an eA ensiye assert.
mcnt Of Fresh SEASONnBLE GOODS,
Comprising almost every article usually
wanted m this place.
AMONG WHICH ARE
Rsal West Of England, supertine, and com
mon Broadclo-hs, Of every colour & des-
cription ditto Cassin,srcs
Imperial Cords Paent Plans
Newest stile CT VeSting punk, buff, and
blue Cambria
Cotton Cassimefes Washington Stripes
White Jane butt NanGins
Very stout Cotton Vetvets
Blue and yellow NankIns
Black | allan and Canton Grapes
black Lustrlngs
10 and Al Coierain Irish Linens
Linen CAmbrics Long Lawns
Patent steam loom Cotton Shirting5
Cotton Cambrics variety OF fancy Musiins
4 printed Cambrics Glnghams CAllc0s,
Farniiures Company Bandsmnas
Black silk Handkcrchiets Madrass ditto
Women's blk. white and slate cotton Hose
Mems blk. white, narbled and miX'd ditto
Men and wOmen's blk and white English
silk Gloves ditto Cotton
Cambria and common DImotie5
Fiac Book Muslin
Whlte Lustrlng and SarsRetts
| COloured Double Florence
| Cotton Nantes and SAawls
Kid Habit Gloves
Mems beaver, doe skin, sud real buck skin
Cloves
Factory Stripes 8. Checks 60. Bed Ticking
Fine and common brown Linen
Cotton Holland Russia, table aid common
Diaper English ditto
Black, blue, brown and green Shslloons
and RaunctIs
Oh Cloth black Modes; Canton AXIS.
! Black and white Lsces Psrasolis
o. cotton Cambrlcs, for 81 ! CTS.
! ClnShams, for Is cts.
Cotton Umbrellas, finish'd il superior stile
India Cottons; India { Iilcoes
s 4 white Flannel nice blk silk Shambray
Italian Sewing Silk; best silk Twist
fashionable gilt, plated and steel coat and
vest Buttons ; Imperial silk duo
Webb patent SuSpenders
Turkey Bandsnnas
Cotton Servings coloured Thread
81 figured Lace Lace Mantles
Red BroadcIo,hs bufi, white, and red
Cassimeres B0IhbAzeits and V,lboars.
Flanneis Badge, and S~anskins
Russia Shceting Ravens Duck
Black Sattins Kibbands Tapes Robbins,
Linen Threads; silk and cotton Ferretts
Gallons colourd Threads
SILK Fiorentlne Nesting, &c. &c
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-24

In Augusta, (Geo.) Mr.. CHARLES GRr.
CORY, merchant. He was one of pane's
deiuded sdinrers-and had been led by the
oiasPhemy and sophistry uf the 4gc OF Aca~
soH 70 have no belief Of divine tsuiH AID
that When tired OF living, he should act
correctly 70 destroy bis own Afa In
melancholy mood, sgreesbIy 10 threats
made ne loaded ! gun and discharged liz
con'eh.s against his forehead
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-24
Tie Jolld7Oing letter is further progf
3tbe syPriOy 1Sea:y Of
DR.. HUNTERS PILLS

zoe 'sPe''oT sD1c0cJ g
DR.. HUNTERS PILLS IL!
w. T CoNwAr.
Sir-NoIc'ng your advertisement for DR..
Hunters Pills and having years ago contract.
ed venersal tant which, notwithstanding
the uinal treatment, was perpetually troubling
me with BEAD GrGs, pains ny 5aaes, large Ie06s
and bosbe5 al ovsr ny Lo9y, gy eb9rgI, eve byozVs
fac, 10" 2f oPPAte and rrice,soI Lftust, was in
duced TO Try theie pills when to my furprize
at'er TWO boxes the fcabs began to fcale off,
he pains left me, my appetite became good
on taking boxes more am perfectly free from
sVt'y ly"ptar7. You would oblige me much by
your advice and whether you think il necel-
larry for me TO continue, if 70 enclofe me IA q
| Letter what you may think proper--E am, Cir
Roft gratefully yours &c. CIV
P~tmoHf5, Ma IL 1910
2De's Pill are an e ;G7gaI remedy in all fbs ga.
'iaD' f~g" Ct tie veae,eai dis.ne f;os a fs7p!e
g'aDbed 10 coz me! LGes-resssf irfeE7ian5 are
ZEN ved fbe ETY. frequently in 0, day, az f6e tri-
fling Penef of One tue dOLi--a fsestse .xelaia-
's i6f sa,igH' yt1sos 7Oit6 particular direction, 90
t6-t ps,'cnl # ebe, may cure fbsasseIpeJ zpitb
ie"f,y ennrele eas6 6ox-price D-Prepared
and fold wholeiale BY tie 5sle proprietor Wv. L.
Conway, No 8, fremont II b0llon, removed
from No. "a, Charles Il and retail by Mr s.
PATTEN, Bookseller, Portand--Dr. Todd
Saco- Bablon. Wife adet-Goodale, Hallowell
DR.. Joel 4 Ellis, Augufta--Tappan, Portf-
mou'h-Thomss and Whipple, Newburyport
land mott DruggIlt. and Booksellers Of ref
pe6tabiliiy throughout the United States-
rrEeye oi'o may b bad all thole JULY eiteemed
and approved MEDICINES &c. prepared by
w. It Conway
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-24

w lillian SWAN,
we, y, Ori5H RgE0, MidI,s P,ecf,
As received large sdditionai flock Of
Freib Se.zt5na5ie GOODS.
Aiso-tiis uluai fuppIy Of
Wen Irdia Goods y Gr3csrie5.
Is kegs of the bea retailing Tobacco
Belt retailing Cotton
HAVANA Sugars
Erehl Teas
Box Railias
f.nieed Oil, tJs tye. tJe
All which viii be fold wholefale or retail
for Caihi or urldoubred credit, on good terms.
Posfiaz2, Nay 81 (6w)
n. BAH perfons indebted to him Whole
notes and acc .4lts have Deen due over four
months, are informed that immediate payment
uliIit be made
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-24

A II = u q ~ y -.
Monsieur Whlskeraadeau, the cut throat.
who so long disgraced this country il the
Character Of Bonaparte's accredited MINIS
ter sailed from " York on Saturday ii the
brig Osmin
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-24

LOAF u LUMP oUG1R.
JoSEpH POPE, No z, Muaey's Row. has
j idli receives
- o@Fl''' phaadephia refined SUGAR.
sshch he otfers fox iaie on rea.cnaole terms
-r.f:sa4. ca HE, 10 S6wl
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-24

No. 8. ToaeI' Row, ErcGerg: PREF,
IT AS juit received in addition to hi. former
: : Rock, a general aGortment of
". 4. Goods and Gr0csries,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-24
E. GREELY,

X. GREELY,
HAS FOR SALE, Ut Ne. 1, Losg USI,E
80 bolts Ruffia Duck
50 p. Ravens do.
50 ps. Cotton do.
50 chefs Hyion, Hyfon Gin, and Sou
chong Teas
50 boxes Chocolate
5000 VT. Coffee
pipes American Gin
70 bol5s Iuda Duck
zoo bots. Aeis Beef
10 bbis Pork
200 hhds Sais
COSDAGE by tie Gang or fnaucr guam
t;tY uA Ls.R 20.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-24

MoIaffes; Coffee; No and Chocolate !;
Cotton Rice Raiins; Figs; Multsrd /;
Ginger Copperzfs Alum Pepper; Pi
pento; Gala; Cloves; Nutmegs Table
Salt; Sweet and Sperm Oh; Sperm Candles;
Lemons; Tobacco beft Spaniih aud Ameri
can Cigars-together with number Of arti.
Giles, too numerous to be par,icularized.
Portland, May q (6w)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-24

TIMOTHY FLETCHER,
Ess5lrgt frset. 10, fsr fsE,
- - B ha.'' Coffee DO. frsrailiug
Ba'rs Upland Cuuoni
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-24
GODFREY WHEATON,
WATCHMIKER,

HAICH-lHIhbR,
'Hp3f'ft fbe lTdia" Cbif' 6sebsage Greet
ttX4CUTES the bulinefs of his protection
IN all rs various branches in as faithful
manner as can be done in the DiGriGt Of
Mane-He hopes therefore, by his perional
attention and endeavors 70 plea!e, be fhslI
continue to receive portion Of public pat.
rOnAge. Portland, ga /.
TO BE SOLD,
{AlTAlN one hundred rods Of Gorham
corner, Oh the road leading to Portland,
part Of the Real Ellate OF caps. samuel Whit,
more, LAKE Of Gorbam, deceaie1, conflting Of
the buildings, and about hf cen acres of land
with an orchard that will make from 20 10
80 barrels cider yearly. For particulars en-
quire OF SIMON HusroN, of Gorham, or
UMGL WHITNEY, of Nosthyafmouth.
Gorham, April IS, 1871. Of
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-24
NEW GOODS.
" i!liam Goddard,

" llllam Goddard,
HAS received by several late arrivals from
liverpool and BRISTOL, large quantity Of
Hard Wme GOODS.
h'so-2oO boxes Crown Window Glass,
various sizes,
SO casks Nails,
Quantity Of blistered Steel,
An1iiS, Vices, Shovels, Spades, sc &c.
Which are for sale, by wholesale and ret al
It his store in Middle on the mos,
favorable terms
Portland, Nov 10 M
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TO BE SOLD
printing

Of all kinds promptly erecu ej at the Office OF
THS Poa rLAED GAzErIE.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-24
Neav Cheap W. l. Gods 81 Gro.
Gerry Stare.
SAMUEL. OSGOOD.

. EsPECTFULLY informs the inhabitants
- of Portland and the Public IN general,
that ne has taken the Store No ., Columbian
Row, next door above MeiTrs Rolfe u Mitch
els, where he will keep conllanrly for faIe,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-24
ID. & N. DANA.

HAVE juH received freth fuppIy OF
Ipgf-Lndia G50a5 e Gr9ceYiG.,
among which are the following -;
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From the Cleaner.
From the Desk eftoor Robert the Scribe.

From the Desk eftoor Robert the Scribe.
/" 1t is better to GO to the house of mourning
/. than to the house of feasting."
ESQ, so-from the motto see, saith the
reader, Old Robert is mighty serious" Just
So, assure you, pretty Miss !; and you would
nave been serious too, had you been with old
Robert, the other evening.
twas one of the coolest nights Of the sea-
son. NThe wind blew with remorseless vio-
lehce Aunt Eunicc was hreself ill, and
begged would step up and see how the poor
woman was. / entered the habitation. 1t
WIS poor shelter. The pale moon-beams
plyed on the floor through the chinks, and
tn. wind whistled through the broken win
dovs. On the bed, pale and emaciated with
a Ever, lay the poor woman. In cradle by
the side of the bed, wrapped in siugle rug,
slept an infant, and in the corner, over a
small fire, sat little boy ABOUT five years old.
There was no other being in the house. No
friend to sootbe her distress; No nurse to
moisten her burning lips with single drop
of water. Poverty has few alluremcnts: sick
ness has none: and prudery and uncharitabe-
ness readily avaiIed themselves of the frailties
of the poor sufferer, to excuse their neglect.
stepped out to procure loaf OF bread for
the children was not long gone, and on re-
turning to the door, the voice ola tootstep on
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10 the Lovers ct Agr'cultura
I'm am1ste and fertile FIELD is presented.

yE7ISHlNG to direct my attention to a
w different employment than, that Of
farming. Offer to let, for term OF years,
mat VII UABLE ESTATE wherein re-
side, and known as .Alecander's Island. This
estate is situated on the south side the river
Potomac and in the lap Of government; the
main road passing through has afforded 10
travellers an opportunity of viewing this
beautiful and by nature productive farm -
This properly, possessing the adyanta &c. Of
three markets, Georgetown, Washington,
and Alexandria, renders it an object well
worthy The attention OF the farmer. Auy
farther commentary is deemed unnecessary,
as persons wishing to rent it is presumed
will view the eetatc.
~ IT this property is not soon applied
for, ] shalt m..ke arrangements for the cul-
livation Of it mysclf, which will preclude o.
theirs for the succeeding year. Any inlor-
nation will be given Or applications received
IN relation to the Island, by George HASH
ington, ormyself resident thereon.
w. H. Washington.
November co
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frontier Of the United States, was read Sc
cond time.
[1his bill provides, " that the President OF
the United States, whenever he shall have sa-
,tlstactory evidence of the actual or threaten
ed invasion of any state or territory OF the y.
States, by any Indian tribe or tribes, be and
he is hereby authorised to raise, either by the
acceptance of volunteers, or enlistment for
one year, unless sooner discharged, as many
companies as he may deem necessary, who
shall serve on foot, or be mounted, as the SER
vice i'll his opinion may require, shall act on
the frontier as spies OF rangers, be armed, e.
quippcd and organized in such manner, and
be upder such regulations and restrictions as
the nature of the service lii his opinion may
make necessary Each of the said COM
panies of spies or rangers to consist OF one
captains one first, one second lieutenant, one
ensign, four serjeants, four corPorals, and
sixty privates.
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tie fccr .c.S ne .seretedy was within. @ It
was pleasant sight A youIg female friend,
wiost gtr:us is Iot uiikIcwn TO her literary
stQuain; nc - whose virtues ard smiatle
d;spcsi,icn, combined with a peculiar agree
ableness of manners, render her beloved as
extensively as she is known, had preferred TO
the gay scenes ofmilth orthe charms of novel,
lone and unoStt ntanous 1isu to The heuse'of
poverty and the bed Of sickness Like an an
gel of mercy she was administering to the
comfort Of the poor woman and her infant.
have seen the assemblies of the great,
have seen women, glowing with beauty-ar-
raycd in the richest attractions of dress, whose
charms were heightened by the "pride and
pomp and circumstance" of "clegant convi-
Vitality" A lovely woman, in such scene,
irresistibly commands our admiration.-But
alone--at the bed of poverty and sickness
she appears more than human, would not be
impious, but she seems almost divine. What
hath raised the lovely Nj above her COM
panons o religion thou hast shed thy be-
nign influence over her mind. Religion
thou soothest our griefs thou Quickest from
the wounded mind the rooted sorrow thou
cxaltest the soul in love to God, and to our
fellow creatures Would to Heaven thy in
fluence was more prevalent over the human
heart
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The STOCKHOLDERS

Of the FAUQUIER g LITTLE RIVER Turn
PIKE RoAD, are hereby notified, I,
MAT in pursuance Of an act Of the Lei
4 gisiatnre of Virginia, passed the 7lh
day of he present month, do hereby ap-
point FRIDAY, the 9th day of this month,
Tor the purpose Of an Election being held BY
the said Stockholders, at the house of Ben1a.
min Brononsh, in the town of Hay Market,
in Prince William county, i. order 10, el,ct
a PsEsIDhN4, four DIaTe7oss, q a 7RE1-
sUsER, in the maine, prescribed by the act,
emitted, I" An Act, Incorporating Cornpa--
ny to establish Turnpike from the Little
River Turnpike Road, to Fauouier Courts
housc".-to serve till oilers are elected, or
until the first Monday in January, in the year
one thousand eight hundred and thirteen.
Bernard Hooe, sen.
PREsIDRxr.
December l2--lA