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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-25
ENOCH MOULTON,

GOLD, NTH AND JEWELLER,
No Ts.I, R,qo Exebssgs R,est,
III AS JUN received handfome afiortment
Plated, Britannia & Japaned Ware,
Jewelry, Cutlery, &c &c.
PLATED W4RE. -
Ben Sheffield PLACED TEA fet,s, to match /;
fome low priced do Cand efticks var,ous kinds
and prices; fupar Baion' ; Cream Pon; foup
Ladies; Fiji HALVES; inuffers aud Trays; Ia
bile and Tea fpoons tSe sc
BRITiNIA WARE.
Coffee Pots lea Pots Cream Pots; fugar
Bafoas TumhIers ; Table aud Tea fpoons,
vari " patterns and prI ces'
1APANkD WARE. :
An ELEGANT an)rtment OF morocco, cream
and black coiored Wsiter', in fetts or hngle
Bead Kite. Chseie and inuifsr Trays of va
rious patterns
7tWELRT.
Pearl and Jet Bfo,ches do do Rings !;
Corneiisn, Knoh, and or ps aud Bofom Pins
10 match Geld Ear Hoops Kaobs and Drop.
Cornelian pehble aud plain Cold Na.oh Keys
do ieals fome of new eiegani patterns, and
aImofi every he article in this line
CUTLERY.
Razor. extra nice; Pen knives--fcf re-
feel 4. ulTers-of various kinds aud prices
HdIR WORK.
Brace'es-Neek ChAins-Ear Hoops and
WAoh Chains # various and elegant pAti erns.
Alto, of his own manufacture,
Warrante1 Cold Necklace, from % IL do'-
lar. ne airing foup LadIes- Table Y Tea
fpoon.--fugar Tong., fall fpoon' OF newell
pattern.-Gold Wa,ch Chains and Keys, h.
yer do--Th,mbIe .--Hooks aud R'ng' Sc
Ia addition 10 the above he has an ahori
ment Of Morocco poeket Books-eiegan,
Puries-variou pattern, of Tortoise ihe,l
and Horn mbs-Tooth B-uihe'-And al
moa every Other article IN HI, line,
The above articles are of tu h quahty and
will be pui at luoh prices a. VIII. he thinks
meet the appreciation Of hs euitomers
Portland Ian. IS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-25

iurgeons, and q eiGI army Of rejerTe, OF
more than a,ooo 1nficeJ Of tie Peace and
of fbe Quorum ! ! Theie are among The
great and bic fed effects to be obtained by
a reviiion of the laws and a correction of
paa abuies.
are now at war, and in the present
state of the world we ma, be externally EN-
hroiled with one nation or ano'hrr-but so
intoxicated have we been with uninterrupted
peace and prosperity for many years, that
we have misusrd the energies which the
god of nature has gwen us, and even 10 this
perilnns moment, we have continued To rest
in f.ise and idle security which my at no
distant DAY prove our overthrow. VIII You
put of Tive day Of preparation and 1--we only
at the will and clemeney II your enemy A
few manlhs of the war have pissed away
and Massachusetts has not been invaded
VIII YOU be persuaded from this circum-
stance thai YOU ere in no dsnser VIII
YOU again deiay and wait the coming OF lie
evil hour before YOU exert your selves p
MAY YOU not reason from the events Of the
revolution of what may again happen =
These queries are MOI intended TO excite the
tears OF old men, women or children /; but
10 put those on thinking whose duiy II Is to
| furnish the means to proiec. and del nd
hem. Portland or Boston, or any interim
dis place, is as likely 10 become the point
of attack and invasion as any other part OF
the Unued > s,es. The possibilify OF such
an attack is known 10 every one, and the
p, obatility Is believed by many II then We
are MOI really TO be spared by cur enemy i.
what, let IL be asked, is 10 be our hope oil
defence The ans wer no doubt would he
The Militia. Indeed the Militia i--Will
YOU then conhle your lives and fortunes to a
class OF men whom you have declared useless
and whom your parsimony and unknd treat.
mrnt have rendered so inc fiiclent No
doubt you would, and then find yourselves
in TIE same awkward prelicament hat a
noble lord once was, who got suck with his
Carriage in the mud and had no means OF
extricaiug himself, without condeseenlsng to
give kind words TO collier who was passing
along. fhe collier being more noble by
nature than this noble lord. disdsined a com
pensston, nut said =" / found you in distress
II have done nv du,y. and chafge nothing
for IL " Tue militia, no doubt, would do
like wise they "will do their duty, and
charge nothing ior it,
II hiss been said that nothing will be done
| lot TIC ieHti vi 'uc Hlliilia lne ensuing sSs-
sion. To this, if so IT turns out, we have
but a short reply. That military men
throughout the state understand their righ' S
and are concerted 10 vim lcste them They
will not in the least be discounted at a
check in the onset. Reintorcemenls will be
brouga, up and the charge renewed and
when it is well sscertained that the cause
of justice Can have no triumph in this safe,
and that they can no longer hono,abg bear
arms in her delence--they will throw them
down and ike other citizens pursue Their
own profits and advantages, and leave the
Republic to take care Of itself.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-25
Dortlano:
MONDAY, January Is, 1918.
RUSSIA VICTORIOUS.


Under tie he'd Of foreign ih,eligene,
We b We given exrscts fom tie French
1lsnd Army Bulletins dt WI TO October the
Hth being the date o the las Bulletin, re-
eeyed These accounts fully coufitn tie
ce'eai ofthe Frenoh and success Of he Rus.
s'hs Howeve succo ssful the 'Yranl of
eu'ope may have been in subduing every n
~ nOo on the continent that refused O. become
aSslase and vassal he ,ide of vici35,, whici
"so long been flowing in ii. fayour 10 NJ W
"rhed sgsins him. and he Is compelled to
'elfeat with gres, loss
In The trs' par Of the camp ign IN Ru sa,
aonSparie declared that he would dir a.e D..
peace to Alexander IN Moscow Haviul
'o'aned Posse ssion of this place, The ancitu,
"phsio the Empire, the spiri. # u. Ru,
'nustl n wa reused, md the kussian forc
aa' b. come sufficiently powerful . mpei
ne hssdefs OF the count ~ T. leave the pl &.
'eoseh ior winter quarters. and seek IT. ID
'se~here. To obtain III 8. and secure
suea', Tie bsule OF M 4loir.iavets wssur
uoehledly fCuglti AID though Bolapar,
s.Ms the victory, on the "a h. yel his hesd
ST'ers were a, Bor,w,k a. n on the 26.n.
S he ll,h of Nwem e, N p,leon was a,
.saoisesk, GOO m.ss flom Mo,coW) In
:. .' fstres' to ,nI, place, the Frenc h c0oiess
"ty, lost 5000 dfAf, horses and 100 { il.
~ Soags4 &c waggons) and were Constant.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-25

THIS evening between SIX aud seven o.
clock, irons sleigh Standing ne ar the shoe
store IN Mussey's Row, Cotton Hsadker.
chief, containing Centleman's blue broad
cloth CLOAK, the Cape of winch was
Trimmed with black Velvet-W Whoever will
return the same TO the Primer of the
Portland Gazette, shall receive a generous
fewsrd
Portland, Saturday Evening, Jan 90
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-25

Pymemb Beach Lstte,y.
D.i9ooo the higheit prize aud only $4,000
tiekels
Prize of 1000 Prizes of $40
q do 0Oo 50 do. OF 100
5oloPtize. OF 50, 20. 10 aud dollars,
Thi. Lottery .egins drawing on the s.h
Feb and rieke'. rite 10 ID So after the II
~ Taisi, Qts,fs-, ana E gbh IN great va.
rie,y OF numhe for iae a,
D. Patterns Book Store,
E.sbarg. f,ess.
NIB A flbferip,ion is opened for compa
nv CT so and ose of 90 ticke;s IN the above
Lottery. weekly M of he drawing Of the
Su'qushaunah and Union College LOTTERY may
be Teen gratis. Jan rs
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-25
Ne1U- York Block'aded.

The evils of he present war are daily &C.
cumuls ing. NV Yolk is now experiencing
All tie prlsa ions OF rigid blockade by .
Brush force; aud American properly to a
great amount is constantly falling into the
hands Of The enemy by capture. The block
ade OF New York IS no matter of surprize,
aud i, is probable that " the war contln.
ues, every seaport in the Uniled States,
before june next, will be IN the same dis.
sstrous stu ation.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-25
BACK COPE BRIDGE.

THE proprietor, of Back Cove Bridge are
4 hereby notified that their femi annual
meeting, will he holden at the houle of U,iab
Cs0ledgs innholder in Portland, on mOsasy the ] 4
day Of February next, at 2 oclock in the after.
noon for the following purpoles, viz
To choofe a Moderator,
To receive accounts and allow the fame il
they hould be found right
To take into confederation the application
of MIR. Robert Ealiman for liberty TO erect
one or more Mills adj,ning the Bridge, and
to grant him the fee ule Of the Bridge for
conveying materials for erecting laid Mills, aud
aid HIM IN obtaining LeglilAtive authority If
deemed aecefiAry
Per ORDER OF the fanding Committee.
STEPHEN WAITE, Prop. Cltrk.
jan. rs.
The only Medicine in the Worn, that
cures the mol. inve, crate ITCH in four hour.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-25
T. GtE ELY.
Janusry IS. 1873

l.. q tEtLI,
Ha. ron sAIs. 1T No. !, LOrg Wbnj
90 HID. w Rum,
10 do Old Jamaica Spirits,
10 do N. L Rum,
do Patent Rum,
Pipes american Brandy,
500 Qts. Pollock Filth,
10 BAes Coton,
So Boxes Chocolate,
500 VT Salt petre,
200 Hhds. coarfe Salt, Jan. IS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-25
Nm Old Red Morocco Poeket. Book

IN Old Red Morocco Pocket. Book
CONTAINING 81 dolls. in Cash, note
OF hand for 80 dois signed By Geo Brackets
in favor Of ephen Hus in. and endorsed q.
ser 10 the subscriber, together with other
smaller notes payable to me. and sundry rs.
oelpts. memorandum, &c Sc. OF no value 10
any one but the owne vas phfered from
my pocket at the Auction ia p 'r.,snd an Sat.
urdsv last Whoeve, will give Inflammation Of
SAID Picket Book shall be hands mel. re-
wsrded. IcIiABOD HANSON.
Windham Ton oS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-25
ChriAian Baptifm.

\ s delivered ts he Churches by the Evan
n gelifi aud Applies in the new teltament
in leter to a friend by THOMAS BALD.
WIN, d. ID M;niaer Of the iecond Bap,if
Chu,ch in Bofton price '24 cens-ALso
The PrsclicAf uie, of Chrifian Baptifm,
p.ice 4 cenrs by ANDREW FULLER ID. d.
For "a e at HYDE, LORD y Coz.
Portland, Jan IS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-25

A letter from Sackgh's harbour, dated
Dec %, Says, Nearly one-half our
lorce was this morning reported unf,
Tor duty.
The force there consists of Sailors,
Regulars and Militia. An attack from
the English to destroy our Ontario fee,
was apprehtnded. Why are not some
Of the Regulars who are idle in the liz.
terror, ordered to that exposed part oil
our lrontler? Ii is to be presumed Gov
eminent Is informed oil the sickness and
mortality there.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-25

N B All perions having demands againff
faid lociety who have agreed to take fews
for her pay IN iad Meeting Houfe. are re-
queited to call on the committee of ia,G Par
Nh and iettle heir demands by receiving theie
Pew., prevou' to the day Of iaie
Portland Jan 25,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-25
SAMUEL LORD,

1 HE fubferioer hereby gives public notice
n all concerned, thai he has been duly
appois'ed And has taken upon himfslf the ruit
of executor of ,he lsa will aud Teiizment of
sILAs CHAMBERLAIN,
late of Mino,, in the county of Cumberland,
yeonan, deeeafed. by giving bood a. the law
direcf,-he therefore rsque(t. al perion, who
ars indebted to the fad deoeafeds easte, to
make immediate payment and ihofe who
have auy demands thereon, TO exhibit the
fame to JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN.
Dec %,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-25
n Mf)S.S BOAT

DFLoNGING to the iub.c,ioer, wa. Ro'eu
~ from he Ferry way. ingrshsm'. Wharf,
on Wednesday iah--fhe had ve,y vide Germ,
had lately been PAINTED yellow, and has Fem
der, on her vale Whoever Wi return or
give information Of her to RntiF sss Col.
Portland fhalI rcce We Gve aols,, szOs~L
Tbo~s6ezsa. Jsa IS. william sprAR,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-25

trIeye his affairs II he can induce the Rus.
SLAMS to place the issue of the war upon such
an event,
The latest accounts from Portugal, are
to November the 25th On the Is h, the
united English and Portuguese forces were
at Sslsmancs, and the whole French force
under Soult in the vicinity, who. il was
expected, would engage Lord Wellington.
The new Psrlisment Of Great Britain met
on the "a h of November, when Mr.. Abbot.
was chosen Speaker If the House of Conn
mons. The Prince Regent was 10 deliver
has speech on the so h., which will give The
views of the British ministry as TO The war
with this country.
We understand that 10 sail of the line, 5
frigstes, and 20 gun hrigs are to be Il ted
for the American station d rectly. lie Rem
"a, now in Plymouth Sound, /. ane of the
irgstes The Admiralty have adopted the
precaulinn of increasing the ere VS. Ct The "a
gun frlgsles with 40 sddtionsl hands, The
80 gun frigstes with so additional hands
and gun brigs In proportion, 20 meet ON equs
terms the large American frigstes.
The Board Of Ttsde in England have re.
fused to grant any more licences to import
American produce. This regulation wi,
m Ike the s1u bern war hawk. feei the ruin
Gus effects Of the present mad anu impolitiS
var.
The Sd article of the Treaty lately exc
cuted between Russia and England is q,
follows
4" Article If. in The resentment Of tn;
present re establishment of peace and gooC
understand ng between the two countries
any aOwer whatsoever making war UPON hi
Imperial Majesty or his Britannia Majesty
the Two contracting Savereigns agree to ac
in support of each other, f,r the due man
tensnce and security of their respective
Kingdoms"
Should the war with England continu,
l. will probably lead 10 hos'ilities with Rus
sis. Thus this country will be a. war viii
England. Rus,is. the Indians and Algiers
/ Who will theu withhold from those who d.
rect the desiiuies OF 1his country. the niece
of wisdom and palrio,ism
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-25

'I'HE lubfcr,ber hereby gives public notice
1 20 all conce ned thar ihe ha, been duy ap.
pointed aud taken upon herief the trui Of
Adm,nillf a,rI on - aae f
SAMUEL LORD,
late of Portland in the county of Cumberland,
Merchauf. deceaied, by giving bonds as the
law direets--ihe therefore requets all perions
who are ,ndeh,ed to the fAd deceafed eitaie
to make immediate payment; and thofe WHO
have any demands thereon, to exhibit the fame
TO he Commillioners. ALMlRA LORD.
Jap, rs,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-25
NOTICE. I

Il , he fold at Publick Auction on the 10th
day of February neIt at - ocleox in the
forenoon, Thirty Pc VS. on the lower fl,or in
the Meeting He.,e of the ibid c.rs, egst,s.si So
eiet,, in Portland
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-25
PORTSMOUTH, IAN. 81

FoRlSMOuIh, IA NJ q
SHIPWRECK On Frids, mo nirg las,
The shattered fragments 1T a ship su posed
3or 400 IONS, came on shore a, the Isle of
Shoals.-In he Course Of he day nearly the
whole body OF the ship. mssis, sails nd rig
ging, cables and snchors. &c. and dead
bodies came on short Ii sp esrs r. m let.
tiers and pspers which have been found on
the beach That she was Spanish ship from
Csdiz bound TO Phil delphis, surpos, TO
have beer laden with sal -qusn'i,ie- of
figs, almonds and rsisns have been washed
ashore, -She appears 10 hs,e struck On the
east point of Smutiy Muse Island. ard to
have gone to pieces immediatel, I'VE un
derssani one of he men had gold a,cb
10 his pocket, aud several d las have been
found on The beach One letter which we
have seen is dated c .diz, o '.2l-di ected
TO Mr.. George Thompson, p i.del phia.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-25

THE snbscrl6ey beng about 10 leave i0suA
reqaes'S those SDho ere indebted to HIM 10 mate
.maaheaiate payntent and ,hosc Vpho hose etn,ard,
aeainst HIM 10 cal and receive ,het, ts,
John MOORE.
Jan. 25
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-25
DIED.

DIED.
In Scarborough. Ism Jan. Des. Joshua
Libby, aged ~ HIS life was IN ,rked wan
a uniform in'egri,, in his public as wei as
private slauons. lie early embraced the
therein through his whole life. has Produced
satisfactory evidence that he VS. n true
disciple OF the blessed Jesus. Ills exit is
.everely telt by his beloved wife. his chit.
dren, relstions and the public.
In Hsrpsw well, suddenly, he l., inst
PAUL HA,raLiN. alias HABtsL.IS, IA.
i've Of Iceland, supposed 20 be about 50years
of pc
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-25

Robert M'Farland, and Oliver Bush,
Tennessee Volunteers, have been drum
med ont OF their respective regimunls
Tor desertion Their coats were turn
ed wrong side out, and they were div
en- mile aud half from camp.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-25
Portland Bank Stock,

POfffd1lQ BANK STOCK,
FOR safe, thirty shares in the P'rtIand
Be.nk which stock is exempted Tom one
per cent taxation, and from loaning none,
on real esla,e-Enqaire OF
STEPHEN MLELL N 4
TIMOTHY tLGl HEX,
Ianusry 95. 1873
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-25

THE fubicriber hereby gives public notice
to all concerned, that fhe has been duly.
appointed and taken upon herfelf the truft Of
adminiltratrix On the eta e of
PETER THOMAS,
Ia c of Portland, in the county of Cumberland
Merchant, deceafed, by giving bonds az tho
law direas-fhe therefore requeit. all perions
who are indebted TO the faid deceaied'. s(fa,e
to rake Immediate payment AM hoie who
have any demands thereon, to exhibit the lame
tothe Commifioners.
Jss rs SARAH THOMAS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-25
TO LIE T.,

PART Of a DWELLING HOUSE on
Dsnf",h street, consisting of fivs iessant
kooms-Appiy CLARISSA MINOT.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-25

FLOUR There were inspected in
me city oil Baltimore Tor the quarter
ending the 3Ist of last month, 234 ,429
barrels oil wheat flour, beng PASS bar
rels dav,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-25
TO THE PUBLIC

WHEh Ehs, I bavs I'd Sg6f s,lpsv 70 give is-
~ f@mshor 10 fbs t.6n yftbs pp6hsstion #
f5s e7t5 Hif IN fbs Portland Goseffs, rp6ib ara, al
toei !" TIE nest pape, 'siafVs 10 Jei Hal y Pert.
i,-s, and Felicia. sarg Y Gassi sf', sisdisg 10 fbs
ei,eui.fisa off5H HO,y fbs'e" fate ibai 6.os
soI,tf ,eisb SIs, HiQ Jos ID &c year P,a, and tbs
Ro,y .Va, IA syeuisu 10 N, kro-eis &C. ysss' 6ef,s
I zosnt 10 boa,s rDab taif sHs, that II roat b'sgtf
yais Joel ,sseosi m'sey + my N hs' at fbs time be
b,oset NE rob tim 61i b''I pefir 1ew
Bsi ae,u.o-J IN my bsi'g rpsa al a'bed rO6'n
Ir NV m bn ana m, 6s'-y lame I -U.ofs 10 NY
n.otLe, N, Gf1aiiou, a.. 6s rV,,h barA a.d FafsS
he ea.aitiOa, ib,f be tax gpon but I'D act Rate
fbas be let Jsd joel bivs money at fbe 'i"s that
!, vp5It convinced sii1, Hal ba faif Jaei dii not
,sssvs any m,s.y--6n tte.d eAmsah thai I sfetissd
f ON nv moibs, IboV' BY ne sou TO S'ro-NBI
lSan NET pull o TIM at p,gsa FsLIcIAs sANo
Fsi..sntt. J~2 1878
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-25
On Thurfday next,
AT half paft | O'Clock A. M. at

T.. GREELY's OFFICE,
Head If Ls,g WJs,6
THE Arms and Fquipr ent, of the privateef
noop lilly, conff,ng of
hr pound Cannon
four do do.
Muae,, Cartridges, Boxe. G'led with Car
uidges, Caanon Ball. Shackles Graphing 4.
ROM, Pixies, Sweeps, empty Barrel. Gun TAX
els. Language ! Swivel P.flois, 6 Brais Mui.
ketoons Cutiaffes. Lead Bale, Cabin Furni.
ture, &C 81 Jan rs.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-25

II is said tina, Brigadier General Hull
is to be tried by Court Martial in this
city. he court 10 open on the begin
Mug of February. -Phiiad Pafaer.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-25
.-s<-:0:-M-:

YAM of room conipei US 10 onlf Doc. P's
fUfhev ,epla Ks on Evar's case - Several other
matters are omnfea 10, ihe sans,easos
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-25
lSairS at Gulfi6Ms

TOMORROW, at IL O'Clock n. n.
At h Office OF s M'LELLAN and T.
FLETCHER, ~. .:.#.
A variety of HOUSE FURNITURE cone
sis ing of,Tabes Ch-irs, Looking Glss.
ses j; Be6s,esds some very elegant pic.
lures together with sundry other articles.
an IS, =saa
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-25

WE the fubferibers Commit oner. sppoin.
w ted by the Hon Samuel Freeman.
Efq Judge of Probate of wills eye for the
county OF Cumberland, to receive and examine
the claims of The feverai creditors to the efiMs
of
SAMUEL LORD,
late Of Portland, Merchant. deeeafed. hereby
give notice that fI months are allowed to the
fad creditor. to hriog IN aud prove their
claims to the Comm iii oners, who will attend
for tina, purpoie at the office of DanieI Tucker
in Fore itreet. the l.ti monday OF this. and the
FIVE fol owing months from two O'Clock till
fun down JOSEPH TITCOMB1 =,
DANIEL TUCKER
Portland Jan. 22.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-25

ly harrassed by the Cossacs and attacked by
the Russian Infantry. Bofaparte will un.
doubtedly endesvor to regain Warsaw. or
concentrate his forces with view to re-
lrieye his affairs il he can induce the Rus.
SLAMS to place the issue of the war upon such
an event,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-25
LOST OR STOLEN,

San. IS
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-12-04

are soaie poor persons without even
the necessaries OF life /! Without shell
Ter, without clothes, often stretched up
on Il bed vi pain. aud too modest To
proclaim their wants. We ought all To
be touched with the misery or this or
der of people. How many peer crea-
tares distressed with cold and hunger
How many old people with scarce aay
thing TO cover them. How many sick
are there without food or uourisLment.
lying or straw, in miserable huis, where
the wind, the cold. and the snow pene-
tratc Winter renders benevolencs To
the poor more necessary. because ii
increases their wants, Is 1t not the
time in which nature itself is poor ?.
And is it not adding double value to
our beuesaetians 10 bestuw them sea-
senahly ? Ii we have been enriched
with the ssmmer end autumn fruits,
was al not with the Intention that we
Should share them with cur fellow
creatures Row when aature is at rest
Tho mort the cold increases, the more
disposed we should he To relieve the
nssessltous ; to pour into the bosom Of
PO'Sity "ii we cah spare.
8 What other end could Providence
propose in the unequal division of
earthly riches, were it not to excite be-
nesceace in the wealthy, by the affect
ing scenes of the miseries CT tie poor :
Let us, therefore, have compassion on
our fei!ow-crea:ures, and not i.t then,
suffer more than even the btutes.
+" 1t is our duty 10 soi1en their evils.
and Providence permits us to have
share in this homer i; is cur duty to
alothe, 10 feed and 10 comfurt tl.en,.
Nobady ia so poor bat they may do
some good.--Let US enjoy The sweetest
satisfaction that HohIe mind can feel,
by relieving the vsants Of others, md OF
softeninS and lessenius their weight of
adversely. How easy is il to DO this
We need only tc retract few OF cur
expenses in dress aud pleasures. How
lit an offering would ii be to virtue,
were our bsncvoience TO be attended tx
conquest ever our passious, in re-
trenekins the Indulgence of luxury and
vanity, in order 10 beslsw OR CHARITY
on the poar.''