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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-03-27
NOTICE.

VXyHEREAs, the brig Neptune, whereof John
w DmmcH, was masterJ sailed from this port.
on the 1lth August, 1910, bound to Omoa and
that Of the ships company, except the Captain
and FIRST mate have returned home
.NSw, therefore, the Subscriber being anxious to
hear Of his son JoSATBAs ALLEN, who sailed on
board said brig, requests any person. who may pos
sess any information respecting said briggs company,
To make il known he ascertain from the cap
tain or mate, whether the people have been murder
ed leit on some desert island, or forced on board
some British ship Of war. Any information directed
to the subscriber. in Newport. will be thankfully
received, by ROWLAND ALLEN.
Newport, X. l. March 81, 1871.
80 Printers in different parts ~ the Onion mil con-
fer Ervow on a dsTessed father BY inserfiny the ~
kope in their respecnve papers.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-03-27

The late election in New-Hampsbire has proved
higIy honourable to the cause of Republic
letter from gentleman in that State, declares that
the patriot LAsopos, will have majority of atieast
FIVE THOUSAND! The RI publican Candidates,
Messrs HARPER and HAIL, are elected by nearly
the same majority a. the Governour. And il 10 calsu
lated there will be majority of at least THIRTv in
the House of Representatives.
Republicans Of Rhode-Isiand
Initiate this glorious example-rise in your
strength-give the death blow to expiring British
fction-bc too sangne, and Let no one think his
vote will be Of consequence. Every exertion, fair
well sdishoaourable making by your poli,ica
opponents build the hemselves up Union end sxsr-
ton viii secuae you VICTORY.
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{" The great state of Virginia has fon nted Ii
cen,ious spirit among her neighbours. n (rtid,.t1
:" What shall We denominste the oligarchy that
pways The authority of Virginia ," (isid)
"our COUNTRY is too big for union; too sordid
for patriotism too demoeralick for liberty"
"The ultimate consequences OF differences and
jcalousies arising between the eastern and southern
states. would inevitably tend to dissolution OF the
Unios, which has been for some time talked Of;
HAS OF LATE BssNsERiousIY cosrEMPLArED
sy-rRE LEADING PAoPLEIS.THE EAsrEaN nj
VISION" Erskgnes letter 10 Ca,ning. FED. Is, 1SV9
T" Ii this bill passes, the bands of this Union are
virtually dissolved that the states which compose It
will be the right Of aIl,so it WILDE the duty of ssme
to prepare definitely for eparation--AAIeABLy, IT
they can--yloLENrl.Y, il they must.
Quincey's Speech ia Congress-
Rehu5Eeans Of Rhods-Isiand
The foregoing extracts are selected, with
che exception Of one, (from Mr.. Erskiac's
ieuer) from the writings of the federal ~pai;
ty in the union. They speak language that
cannot be misunderstood they aim at a dis
solution of the Union--and in that separation
falls all your rights, your liberties, and your
Felicity. 64. a., g.a i.a6s
.siTHE UNITY OF GOVERNMENT WHICH
CONSTITUTES you ONE PEOPLE, is Also
NOW DEAR TO you. 1T IsJUsTLY SO; ron
GIT IS THE MAIN PILLAR In THE EDIFIcE
g. OF YOUR REAL INDEPENDENCE, OF
YOUR TRANQUILITY Ar HOME, YOUR PEACE
"ABRoADj OF YOUR SAFETY; OF YOUR
PROPERTY; OF THAT VERY LIBERTY
:" WHICH you SO HIeHLY Prize"
Washingfon's FarszoeH address.
This is the language Of WAsHISGlo ON 80
but the sentiments we have quoted, are the
language and views and designs of men who
Gail themselves his disciples. Compare, we
beseech you, their designs and professions,
with those of WAsHINoroN if they agree,
give them all the merit they deserve if they
do not agree, spurn that man who assumes
his mantle to destroy you. Your, federal
.prox is composed of men Of that treache r.
:ous stamp----who are Monarchlsts, Britons,
-Washingtonians, all in breath. BY vs,ing
FOR the m you arm them with deadly weap-
.on, that will annihilate all that is dear to
Freemen Their object is either to rule by
separating the Statcs----or again to unite us
TO Great-Britain, as her colony. On the
wisdom Of your choice,on the 6rmness Of your
acts, and on the incorruptible integrity you
possess----wiN depend The destiny that awaits
yon..-.yoa win be either free or slaves.
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IAfPORTdNT.

"a
On Saturday last. asd inst arrived at Salem. ship
his passage. an Feb spoke Lrge French pri,a-
teer from Bordeaux the Iapt Of which treated capt.
politely, and toad him, that II he had been ioaasd
with B,sfish sa,.s.taenues, he had no authority 10
noiesi hun. has intellgencc vliidoubtles be con-
sidered By our purbllnd british edilors, As pe3 f~
sfsvs that reIiTafoa of the French uecrees. with
tesard TO American con mcrce, has t-kel place.
Since our last, the blgs china aud Amelia, have
arrived at ,hs port, both from lAsbon They brins
accounts 10 the l7th ult. Cspt. Harding, of the
China, reports, that he heard nothing Of the evaca
tion OF St u5es. but that several American vessels
we're goivg there for salt The FIR, nch were posted
within about IS niles of LISBON, and the English
had been e-iniorced by 10000 men
Capt. Eaken. arrived at New-York from Lisbon,
which he lett 9Th ut. Informs. that lhe evening be-
fore he sailed severe shock Of All earthquake WAT
felt at that place. Capt. f. also informs, that the
English hao received reiiforcemcnis, and we,e conn
plelng their lines ON the Sou.h side--E. c. NJ b.
Cork FLEEr-1Le 81. homas Advert.
ser OF Feb. 10, says" BY the arriyai OF one
of the Cork convoy at Mar,ln,co, the Captain
made oath with his crew,befofc His Elk. gci
Broder:gg, that the convoy Of which he was
one, had been met by squadron Of French
ships, consisting of eigh, sail Of the line and
eight frigates, which had captured great
part ot of the convoy before he made his ess
cape. BY an arrival at Grenada Of one of
the same fleet, corresponding account has
been received.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-03-27

In this town, at the Trinity Church, on the 18th
inst by the 1T Rev. Bishop Griswold, the Rev. Ma
THAN b. CRocxER, of iropiaence, to Miss ELIZA
SEwrEa, daughter Of the late Dr. Isaac Senter, Of
this town. 4aN 1'N tt .
-uA ai ~. DIED,
At Ch~rsssr, 3. C. Mr. JoHE HARPER, Of the
Theatre, aged 81. dsr sr1
AT Groton, Mr., CHARLES Fowls, aged 10, q
Oidshipman Of the Constitution frigatc. IT'his, We
believe, is one OF the young men who were lately
engaged in duel, near the boundary line between
tis State and Conne cticut-it s seriously TO be re
GREETED that laws thus violated by such strip
ings, and We cannot but lament that the law, i'm
such cases, is SO seldom carried into operation
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
7NHE subscriber having been appointed BY tho
Hon. court probate, for th. district ofJanes-
town, in the county ot Newport, sdninistsa-
traitor on the Estate OF y3
ISAAC ROWLAND, ESQ
late of said Jametown, d, ceased, ai.l having tken
upon himself that uust BY giving bonds according
to law, hereby gives notice to all persons Who have
demands against said estate, 10 eAhihit them Tor
settlement and all who indebted 70 said sslases
are requestedto make immediate payment to
DANtEL ROWLAND. Administrator
jamestown, r. b, 90 t,fe
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TO Me hgheAt bidder, on .NO.ND.5Y, he 2eA doy et
.fo'H merit, If far weather, # not, the fret fur
day afe,) NOT tre-aonsy dsposedcf at ripafe sale.
THAT large and elegant Brick House, situated in
Psrtsmottfh, Oh the Turn Pike read leading from
rooms and large Halls, very convenient for psrties
Of pleasure, and din ny for large companies
The elevated situation Of the House Affords de-
gbtful prospect, and is we'll calculated fer southern
boarders, and excellent stand for Tavern
Terms Of payment msde easy.
.9lse, will he sold on the same dsy (f not dispo.
sed Of before 80 shares in said Turnpike. For fur.
ther particulars enquire Of .7Jrahom Btrkr. in New
port, OF The subscriber living on AZ premises.
-sARTIMAS FISH.
gortsxcufh, March 26. 1871. 5+-. $3.50
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TEN CENTS REWARD.

ID UNAwAY from the subscriber, on the nigh, Of
N the ii,h Of August last, indented apprentice
boy, BY the name Of RAY SPENCER. dark com
pIexon, dark hair, and is about ~ years old. who-
ever will secure said boy In any JAIL in the State, so
that can Obtain him again. shall receive ten cents
reward and no charges paid. , hereby forbid all
persons, harbeurng, trusting or trading, with said
hoy, on penalty Of the law.
War arwiek. Feb 20. 1871.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-03-27

OWELZ IWG- HOOSE.
ITO be sold at publck Auction on TUESD ",
the 9th day of .3pril next, al o'clock, on he
pismiscs, Of not previously disposed Of at private
sale,) TWO DWELilNG-HOJs SIS, situate in tLe
village ot Troy, tFalI-Ri,sr) one htving been occu
pied by the subscriber As store for numl er of
years, is well calculated. and is good stand for
business the other is pleasantly situated for place
Of residence. Conditions, which will be very liberal,
to be made known at the time and place OF sale.
ABRAHAM BOW In.
Troy, March g.
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Mn be sold at Pn6Hck ducHon, on tAr frtm-
ises, at ii o'clock,
TIL At valuable Estate ct the corner of Church and
Jhanes street, measuring the former, 100 ii.
and Thane s-srect, % feet, ihereabouts, with
a large bwellinghouse and Store thereon standing.
This central situation and excellent stand for bus.
ness needs not description to recon mend il. An
ndisputshe title and immediate possession will be
given. The terms for part the psyuen; made easy,
and will be made known Mt the time and place.
March 27
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-03-27
WHO ARE THE .aGcRESsORSs

A MORE insulting paragraph cannot be
formed by federal depravity, than that pub
lished in the British Mercury of Saturday
last-they are printed as editorial remarks,
and consequently we shall not opologize for
the Lash we are now about to bestow upon
them. The paragraph is this" Arise then
an your strength, and substitute talents, hon.
, es,y and patriotism, for IGNORANCE,
xNAvERY and CORRUPTION"
This elegant sentiment, REruBLIcANs, is
placed immediately under the federal prox,
and no doubt was intended TO give that prox
q currency and respect with their sub-sate
lites. We have hitherto been wrongiully
cused Of commencing AN attack upon the fed
eral candidates-whI they say we have done
SO now ! No The most vile and abandon
ed among sucn herd of fawning slaves, not
one will be found fool-hardy enough to charge
US with it.
In this paragraph we see. every character
that composes the Republican Prox, ac-
cussd as destitute of every moral virtue, be-
ing ignorant, knaves, and corruhf--Dut that
the federal prox Is composed OF men of un-
sullied reputation, who possess TALENTS,
HONESTY and pATRIoTIsN. We will put
these assertions to the test.
Which of the Republican Prox ever bar
tered his freedom for BRITISH GOLD 3
Which of them ever sold his TALEN Is
TO the federal, alias BRI rISH FACTION g.
Look at the long Catalogue Of petitioners thai
have, and now arc, petitioning for the bank
rupt law and after swindiing thsir honest
neighbours OF their hard-earned property, RI
ct upon the plumber, and see ii there can be
found as many Republican. as there can fed
eraIists. The pages OF infamy aAe 5lacken-
cd by federal tricks, and at future period
we snail drag few OF them to the light.
But these men have patriolism-fortunately
they have reminded US OF it, or we should
not have known 1t. But will ask few
questions, which we wish this patriotick
gentry to answer.
- Was not WILLIAM JONES the acting
Speaker Of the House OF Representatives al
the time those infamous resolves were pas
sed, at the Febf uary Session, in 500 which
resolves APPRECIATED the CONDUCT of Great
Britain--dcnounced our government-an
threatened a SEPARATION of the states.--
And did not Wiu,am Jones, Simon Martin,
Nicholas Brown, James Rhodes, Daniel Ba6
eoek, and Oliver Gardner, (the names oil
all of which may be found in the federal prox)
VOTE for these resolutions They did.
Is such man fit per sun to be Cover
nour? Are such men, with such principles.
ht to be the Senate |! But they are Wash
ingtonians, the disciples Of mat iinmortai
man. WHAT! did WASHINGTON encour.
age separation Of the States Did WASH.
lNGrON set at ,ught the constituted au-
thorities of the Union NJ. You shall
hear the opinion of tnat iIiustrious man
and compare them with the principles and
practices Of these modern aristocrats, who
seek every occasion to destroy your liberty
rob you of your property, and riot upon the
plunder. $3.50
"Respect FORTS the general govsrnmen,)
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NOTlCE.
ME, the Subscribers, being appointed by the SUI
w preme Judicial Court, holden as N.wport, on
the 5th of March, 1911, ASST nees tf ho Estate of
PATIENCE STODl.iAD, s..
OF Newport, in the county cf Ncwpon. Nieow,-Ao
whom the ben-f, OF The j. solveur act passs A ID
l756. has been granted-her,by notify the credtors
OF The said Stodlaid, exLb.i their espeoiivt
to them wi,hm nine months ON the da,e aiorcs.s,or
they viii be precuded. Persons indebted said sod-
dard are called upon 10 make payment TO .. s....sf
JAMES CHAPEL
March 27 SAMUEL CARR, : .fssiyneej.
JOHN WILLIAMS fD.s
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NOTICE.

THE NEWPORT ASSOCIATION OF MECHAN-
ICKS AND NANUFACTORS are requested to
meet Mt the State House, the first Monday in A.
pril, ~ half past o'clock, r. NJ. being the annual
meeting Of the society.-By order Of
March ~. JOSEPH COZZENS, Seery
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A passenger in the ship Walker. from London,
arrived 10 this port on Sunday last informs thai ssv-
eral American vessels, wl,ch ssiled from this coun
try bound TO France, Of them laden With fish,
were taken By British cfuizers and carried INTO Eng.
one OF which was said tn be the Newburg Pierce, of
New-York. So much for the blessed Urderssof
Council. An -sest.l. rt. .l.. M l lt
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.NARKE7 STILLS.

TO BE- Lr at PUBLICK AUCTION, on
SATURDAY., tie 9Th day q .9p'Ii ners, az III .
clock,
THE STALLS in the Brick and Red Markets
BY order Of the Iown's Committee,
4. TOWNSEND, Iossn Treasurer.
March 13
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ARMY APpofNTMENTz.

Capt AsRAHAS EusTIs, OF tL, U. s. regiment
of Light ArIii, has been promoted 10 The rank OF
Major. ~ NJ ~ o
Lieut. Seize OssoRs. Of the the U. regiment
Of Light Dsagoons, mas been promoted to the rank
of Captain. =, .r.,,a .4..A 4..A
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.'DANiEL SHELDON.

u ESPEC rFuLLY informs his friends. that he
Az has ON hand
A quantity Of excellent cedar Ciapboardss
Cedar ohingles,pmc Slinglc, Boards, Planks,
Joits, SC. sc. 943 s
Which he will sen cheap at his stand on SIIER
BukNES' Wharf. s NM. t5 =
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Ha. Seed

WILLIAM DOUGLASS,
Head Of Rrsadssees. Qasrs fer Sale.
NE THOUSAND VT red Closfr SEEDS
- ~ bnsnsis yeiy os3an Borden seed ~ W. to
bushei
Is bushels Red Top
~ bushels Orchard Grass; ~ =
w do. Herds Grass
Together with aiarge assortment Of West rndis
Goods and Groceries, As usual. March "a.
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A STATED ls.e,,ing Of the TAM
"A MANY SOCIETY, or CoLvMpIAs oRpra,
Nln be held MONDAY EVENING, April 4,
[Dcng the lst of the month Of '' Plants,"] at the
Council Fire OF their Great Wigwan,, IN the Stslc
House, precisely al the going down OF the sun. = =
- The attendance Of eusry member 10 expected as
fhe choice Of eDscers jo te gear ensuing, ssiH sake
Place fhuf etesling.
by order Of CoNsrANr TABER, Grand Sachem.
WILLIAM SlMONS. Secretuy
Month Of Horne. l7h,1
Season " fYoscers, March "a.
Year II Discovery, Sls
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To be Sold at PUBLICK AUCTION.
on THURSDAY, .aPRU. 4, 1911,
VJar qp,afher, u nof, ht yfrsf far day,
T,wENTy-FOUR acres of Land. with par, Of q
Dwelling House thereon standing, situated in.
Jamestsppn, about miles north from The ferry Con-
dtions Of sale TO be made known ut time and place
HENRY IOWIER, Guardian.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-04-19
From the Conrceticnt Mirr,r.

The .Non-Iutercoprse Law.---NVe have a.
tempted to shew, that the importation Of mcr-
chandize from Great Britain, is not prohibited
either by the letter or spirit Of the non inter
course law until after the Goth Of Nav next.
We will now prove, we think satisfactorily,
that the prohibition cannot attach to merchan-
die shihted before the I'd Of March and if
this point can be established, it will nee ssar;-
" follow, that the act must commence It's opc-
ration on the Goth Of May, or not at all
The prohibition is contained in the 4th sec
ton Of the act of March, 1909. The words
are as follow" That from and alter the Goth
day of MAY next, it shall not be lawful to i'm
port into the United Stotes or the territories
thereof, any goods, wares, or merchandise
whatever, from any port or place N Great -Bri-
tain or Ireland, or any of the colonies Or de-
Tendencies of Great Britain. Without no.
ticing for the purposes of the present reason
ing, the limitation of the Goth May, it must be
conceded, that before the passing of this nom
intercourse law, viz. the I'd of March last, it
was not unlawful to import merchandise from
Great-britain. the first enquiry, then, isl
what is the meaning Of the phrase s. import
from Great-Britain % We understand the
word imtort, as used in this act, to mean, ship
ping goods At port under the dominion of
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Mill for Sale.

will sell or I will let, tor a
TENN Of years, gri>t md merchant Mal y
70 acres of good fertile land in ra'rt's coun'
~. Viruinls, ON the direct road leading from
i,ee,.,nrp to Alexandri, , mics from the
former and 10 10 the latter, and J. toGeorge-
rown and the City of Was ington. and not
more than three miles f ON the great tails OF
the Potomac river, and &C rhies from any
oiher merchant mill, and in good nelshoor-
hood for wheat, corn, rye, &c. and II beine SO
;muediatelv an the road where all ki".ss OF
horse o-w,il sell 10 great adv mage. ne
Mill House is built wi.c G:lck /; II Is fl 1cet
by 50 and ; stosi-s high, and on never Tail
;,, stream, with water wheels, one par OF
rod cocn:ry stones, and one pair OF i've ieet
French Burrs Oh good quality, and conVe-
III; ncy fr 9notter pair, part OF the works
si,esay framed, and seasoned timber suncieht
20 hnish them it has every conVs"iehey a''a
necessary machinery for the manufacturing
A,,,r ,ni country work The works al
NEST new aid in complete order, with gooh
dwelling house, kitchen, cooper's shop
other buildings nece:s a'y, and good peach
orchard There is ABOUT acres OF improved
meadow, and o. 8 mere my be added; the
balance j. well i'm cred A farther descrip-
tion is unnecessary, as the purchaser VIII hrst
view tue premises.
William Sheppard. i.
April CO.
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na6s:.:.::@:::
YANKEY PHRASES.

AS sound as a nut DER the plain,
Iof late whistled chuck full Of glee!
A stranger to sorrow and pam,
AS happy as happy could be.
AS plump as partridge grew,
Nv heart being lighter than cork
NV slumbers were calmer than dew,
Nv body was fatter than pork.
Thus happy l,op'd should pass,
Slick as grease Down the current OF time
But pleasures are brittle as glass,
Although as a fiddle there fine.
Jemima, the pride Of the vale,
Like top nisnbly danc'd DER the plains
With envy the lasses were PALE
With wonder stood gazing the swans.
She smi!'d like basket Of chips,
AS tall as may pole her size---
AS sweet as molasses her lips
As bright AS button her eyes.
Admitting I gazed on her char1,,
NV peace that would trouble so soon,
And thought not of Danger nor harm,
Anv more than the man in the moon.
But now to my sorrow find,
Her heart is as hard as brick
To nv passions fer ever unkind,
Though of love am full as q tick.
I sought her affection to win,
In hope Of obtaining relief;
Til l, Ike a hatchot grew thin,
And she, like a haddock, grew deaf.
| late was as fat IS doe,
And playful and spry as a Cat,
But now am dull as hoe,
And as lean and as weak as a rat.
AS dark as pocket my thoughts are,
Myself I've been tempted to shoot,
once was free from all cares,
But now as crazy as coot
Unless the IMPLYING fates,
With passion as ardent will cram her
, As certain as death or as rates,
soon, shall be dead as hammer.
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Burr Mil Stone Manufadory.
The huhscrther informs the

public ina. ns has received supply of Burr
Blocks and Intends 70 recom:nenCe inc max
ing OF Burr MiIi-otones u. us late dwelling
on PIT lex sucat, between King ana Camero'
streets, al out the first OF March next whc
he cgu supply Burr stones OF any dimensions
that NAV be ordered. Tie has also good as
so-cment Of 8oltng Cloths, which can be had
tv applying TO JOSEPH DEN or 1.-THE Manu-
is&ybry Any person Wishing t" engage
Eurss before the fist Of March will please
apply to Josc2A Dean
Benjamin Brown.
December IL. law
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BY Order Of the Orphans Court Of
Charles County.
This is to give Notice,

That the subscr Der, OF Char,cs county, has
obtained from the Orphans Court of said
county, in the state CT Maryland, letters OF
administrator on the personal estate OF Fran
CTS II Shield. late of the county at ressiJ, de.
ceased: All persons having claims 'gainst
said deceas d, are hereby warned to exhibit
the same with the. vouchers thereof 10 the
subscriber. on or before the first day of u
gust rex, ensuing, Qr they may by law be
excluded from all benefit to said estate, and
those indebted iheyeto are requested 10 make
immediate payment.
Given uuder my hand this goth day OF Fe-
bruaiy. tsll.
Theodore Dent, AdmT.
April ~. eoaw
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Fer the Alexandria Gazette.

To O, in answer to his CaARADE IN Monda.
paper.
TO solve your dark, mysterious SPELL
puzzled day and night,
Till biund ring OH the word ] tell,
Which brought the truth to light.
The first with men, we often lind,
And exc in verdant mead,
With creatures of the feather'd klnd)
A Cabling Goose will teed'
To cities then conyey'd in haste,
And. p,ac' ID near roasting fires,
The careful cook will often haste
A Goose for mans desires.
The second is the useful gull,
Which from the wing Is pluckt,
And writing masters use at WILL
Their pupils to instruct
Now Goose-Q Quill is the third ween,
Two subs,antives are join'd,
Which vice oft Yields to vent Its spleen,
But virtue charms the mind.
Then he who cant the last command,
Or know its proper use,
VIII, like the first, IN ev'ry land,
Be styl'd silly Goose
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NOTICE.

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,Iis,ccnstscct:on ct that pcovi;c, isnst easy
To imagine. 1t would seem 10 be CT. mere
nroof of their determination to extirpxc corr.
,nerce. by a warfare exclusively ard ya,dic.
lively carried On against our own merchants.