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t-y sparties" The ground Of proof on which 1Me
assertion IS founded "a fortunately less stropc t.,sn
the :ertitn IS confidentThe pub,ic ARE .ef, to
waite Through eiyht certificates he las furnished.
some ri which coutnin " hat negroes have becn hear
IN say, some the iocse expressions at deud meh,
bot n'i wo,H OF iin= 81 ,rodueet, ny single ,vit
ICES the Iai,ss-tnn hn:sei! head o, ;ss,, lt
or Who in stating the aource from ~heicr isiS
iaaon wSs derived. has sh.vn i, TO DC suci, AS
wcni" en'itlc 1t To sre'i,t Or a,thonty.
he coarse of truth ~ clear, uiut'4n ard crns..
tent. These certificate furnished Nv Ward are house,
vs2nc, & contradictory. ltai all l,ow by the
irony otru1.ny Witness SAT stant.ae an, = ate
ment certainly regret, bu. this urt 50, jus
ground surely, tir "A ard - venture an a.ssrii,n in
relation TO me ei..rois as it il ur,ree tvhrn
Wards father lyr, when the living i,u ssr,
to tie enaou"trli could hrvr been easily o!,,a-ed
srhy d:d nst he come forth, fafs.fy c,l dispyove
my statement wi-n The fact ringin, las ~
Had II been urtrn-, n.ust he hsvs been s. atty
wanting in duty to himself ana lis family silently 10
ss6anH, without one eyort at resistance?
: The only manner this business nov he prov ed
is,inversai report and belief, then entertained snd
stu existing. and If the declarations OF men OF the
CHEST 'cspectaiili,y gain credit. the siatc
Hent rs "vcn by me, has 5eeh Jolly rroyed One
The certificates p-oiueed by Nj. Warrsl, c'e,ry
proves, that General Lawson, then attorney o
'he highest eininepec, offered me his urofess ont
services gratis. 60 resovcr bscS the bors1s WARD.
father 'etains q o'n but whv shout; descend
To- PsrieuiSrs most OF the tineates stat. Ust
the statement have given is in al respects true,
In the prosperity ct the print have interest
Its failure can Gee sion no loss n the lam.
that perpetust.on of this event pustery be con-
s''iered KS motive, only observe thai an idyiduai
moving in my sphcre--a plain old Virginia iarm.
er, could not he mno. affected by sucii induce.
'nen-snd 1T al evenis. hope of Tbs ki;.d eouli
no, have been foreseen thirty ord years ago, anh
could not o! course have dictated the account
then gave n. IT account from hat lOns period
nHversal'y credited, never disroyed afi lille
single witness Ia the transaction alive never de
,'i.d-if had devised this account TO brand with
ih'amy the memory Of deceased resp c;ahls man.
end TO wound the feelings Of lis children for the
)" od,nns purpose of gratifying my " interest 0G-
N.Y." then shond submit in silence 10 any re.
proao'--ori s'nu!i deserve in'amy but when an
vent o. universal notor;ei, which has beer the sub
rect of remark sruong every class and description of
peop'ris attempted 10 be denied, ani that otiuin
which Ought 10 rest other shoulders, is attempted
IN be east on mine, neither regard for the dead ia
Their NOR pity T. his living shall induce me to
soften any OF the coioIs that truly belong l, the
transaction.
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SARAH w. ANDERSON.
CrMnrRLANp. Mov i'm SIC.

CUMBERLAND, May 18th 1919.
do hereby e,rify t,at the publication oi Web.
sier aud Ntarrel. contains nothing more than What
vas my understanding * the pubic REPORT Of Tia.
encounter brtwseu FIei sisco and some OF Taritohs
men At NJ. Nrd's. Pad ti,>t have seen * Luos
threo o t'ie hcrfestsken by FFanssso ae The tim &
heard ot scvrrsi oIheis that brought into the
heighborhood.
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A letter. from which the following interesting ex-
nsct ia taken, was resolved here on W eduesiay
last. at 10 O'Clock at night, by express from Nat
sh.t1ehes.
.Sa.chitockrs, Nay s, 1913.
Last evening, arrived MIR. Roberts, direc, from
st Antonio be of the glorious news that St An
tonic is ia possession OF the Republicans On the
isat dpy OF Mach, geHers, battle was Ieught,
~ hch decJed the fate OF the Province The tao
srmies adv ucet within pistol shot, and formed
j,sudsome orderbeing about 1908 slong, ft for du
81 each side. The seuon listed s'Un; sn hour be-
fore the enemy gave way. heir cannon vas t.keu,
.noumtiog to hrsss pieces. with all their amn,au-
ton, at che poat ct the bsyoret. Generals Sslrede
and harrars commended III person, and fought
bravery, with many ether Spanish officers but
forced TO retrest. not being able to stand the
superior skill and fortitUde OF the Americans. Tie
loss in killed and such as have died OF ,heir wounds
'snee the action is upwards OF one huudred nen.
The engagement took place eight miles from st.
Antonio to which place they Bed, closely pursued,
and Obliged To surrender prisoners of var ON
the ist,sy oil April Two much praise cannot be
given to Colonel hemrer. hsior Ross, Perry, aud
all tte Americas officers, who fought like heroes
DR. Farsytbe dsiing uished himself & battle and
could hardly he prevailed upon tn dress n ~ o,nd
willie the action isned and captain Borkett a
Cesar in fght-al did their duty. Major Ross
Tough, about fifteen nirrteo witt Spspisb Chooel
ai,er they had discharge their pistos. They fought
with their swords. Ross killed HIM. and scattered
sll before him, wherever he rode. There were on
~ FIVE Americans and two Spani,rds Killed OF the
Patriots; but several wounded. They have taken
large quantity of erms, a,nmuaition clothing and
military stores, acquisition tiuch wanted.
Nov, rny dear friend, could vel. he drawn over
what is ye, uutod, should feel happy but cruel
10 relate, after hsv.g D-o Ssleedo, Harrara, and
tw,lve others, prisoners fer y, they sent them,
was reported, to LIZ Bahia, tor safe Keeping, I'M
der g7srd of rs men, and eight miles frem ST.
Antonio, all their throsts by order of ReInar-
do unkioyn to auy of the Americans, who sent
the next day and had them buried. shut.,er at
the hei'r.d assassination, oct glory in The victory
This affair opsns d or for tSe, Tue.io who sends
his respects to you from Nacosdoshes; being has
way TO Join tac ar,uy.
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SALES 1T AUCTION

an Monday the 2lst at IL o'clock will be
~ S"f ~ board Schooner Lucretia, John
jerks Master, lying at Mr.. 9. Crsddc.A's wharf,
for the benefit OF lie Underwriters on whom il n,sy
cOnoertg,
Three hundred and fifty FIVE BarreIs and twenty
h"'i Barrels Ais2anjris Supeiiae and lne -four II,
prime order.
SAID Schooner having been presented by the
blockade from pursuing her iL,yuded yoysse.
IeIi-s OF sa!e, Cash.
ASA OTIS. Auerri
June II. vie
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GS CIs.h"csfT.
y Powhats,n Comfy ,Ceurt, AIay ,eth. Js,a.
J. William Msyo e.. C.'st .r.andl f.sn-


Joseph Mei-surns s,.d James nIeLa~.ias sos.;-
nhas ior Gath.nre Mayo rs saeeut,ix of Csi ~ 80.
Mayo, f," Jahnc,s s>iec't s;jry. WISH t,,= w,u aa
ae%ed - SID i-'eru deed; Erect s,e's 2ilh, tu;4a
Logon, Jar-.s per.:eAlsr s1a Nllisrn. a.S,e, T1c
AsntSeky li-fsl
Tins !aS es',. The plsi7tig ~ .,ch, ". :. ~,
Esq lis attorney. :,r tl.,I ise t, ..,ip.,t,e d..
fnGants. std 1t arpeaiia. 20 "a ssSsiS:tan " ,b4
e'uft thdi tae d,triGrn, }iilrA.r tIstrfs n,t..t.
'-hss '"i g! tins stste i - Il ,foce cree ana
nhri-d ~ the Court ihat ,h%- said ~ ra,, W. 10
q" sper ,r. on "a before lie ;l;iti ~, -4cs,:v IL
h"tuei next, aud ',Vs~er ,i,e viiiu,1s'i OIL ssd
give security tar performing sucii degree . the
Cout ta-H make htfcn'-- that con- - IL ~
der be fHtheo inserted M sore pdtic ! .sna,
pes Fh0'ishea !" tl, city 81 it,cbnouu contra
yea Tor tS" n,orths sncees.te,y, sta ,aai smother
'ppv be i'"stct up Il tie ooor oi the Ccui, Hose
oi TINS Ccu'y on t' successive court days w ss...s
10 Tie Sail thrd "Wednesday "A August Ltxs.
a Cpy.
Tyste,
June 9. ~
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New YORK, June !.
CAPTURE OF h,OitT I.Klk

te Steam boa which arrived Yesterday, brings
intelligence that Fort EVE had sisrcDdeied 10 lht
troops at tie United S,stes under thu con,rpanb Of
teaei ois Dearborn ard Lewis, with little Or 40
ttsIstsnce on the part u the enemy. Commodore
Chsupeey, with his whole squadron, has returned
40 Saeketts Harbour. CT They arr. at S. Ii. on
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ne reeriUe inflrme ion his noment that
Lhe hght DFagOons, Under Cafts. Burd and
SrfdcH, 6rVught in $40 prisoners lasI night
IL FOrf George.
Buffalo Gazette, May %.
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ilsiSn pnTAn,ilre
ATTENTION.
June II.

Washington Volunteer, oI Richmond, Va. You
are hereby ordered to repair with all possible ex-
Pedtion to the City OF tiehinond. ;our place OF
rendezvous. have rereted roarehing orders
RICHARD BOOKER, Capt. W. ".
June II. &c
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Exfrnci fron

Extract from Tom. CAapneey 10 tie Secretary Of
me Navy.
g The Queen Charlotte ard 5 others of the enc.
my vessels came down to Fort Erie on The goth
bur as soon hey heard OF the capture of tort
|rorgt aud iis dependencies, they proeeeied up the
Lake, presume FOR Maiden"
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: ST received from Philadelp lia three
eD hundred boxes
IMPERIAL TEA,
Of the last importation which WI Le soidlow BY
the subscriber VI the store of Mr.. ,Ioha Leslie.
JAMES FtSHER
June IL AZ
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PETER FRANCISCO,
Richmond, All June 1915

CUMrERLAND, May 2I,t 1915.
do hereby certify, that Peter Fra,.ssco, lived
with me in the year 1871, and fer some years pre-
ceiling that in june July 1891, he lett home on
Hone business 10 the county OF Amelia, and on
has return from thence, he brough, with hm seve-
raj horses, say = or :, among them were two Stall
lions. CpDn enqurine OF hira where he got them
he stated that ,e had taken them at Benz WarG's
IN Amelia. from patty at Gsr!ton's troop Of huT Sc
that those he had with Him, not all lie hau ta-
Ken; that Benz. War had detained one Or more
them. Upon fnther enquiry Of him, for particulars
OF me aitsir well reeoect the danger he he
wasy'n durnE the encounter, by said Wards hand
ing 10 one OF the british party loaded gun. sic-
ed the sodicr'o project himself With il these with
many other particulars at the same tine re-
'sf1d ihe number OF men he engaged w,h on
that oceSsion Gas he tncn stately were FIVE white
me- and tour negroes. Civsn aiEdor my hand, tue
dafe nhnrr- - =
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proved, they were anxious to catch the Cap,
ain, /" as far North as possible - indu giu <
themselves in pleasing anticipa,ions OF The
| verdict of a Jury OF Merchants. OF the City Of
New York, whose own practice OF trading
under British licences, ~ noUriNh the " 1if0i
e1istence Of me British aTmies," wouid
give fdem tc.iow feeling in favor of suit.
against apatriotic officer. for interruptine
tear nesari5us tra6ic.--but, tUea ia -Neey
YORK, the peeple who were ordersd 30 insti-
tute the scit were unwilling 10 undertake
any thing So Dquitous and, therefore,
wren Capt. Sinclair arrived in that city
they cousrived that Il hint should he gi.sn
Inn ofjw,lat was nten i,ds
On the ID instant, the Navy Agent at
New York gave him warning, that writ
was out against him on account OF ,he cap
,ure of lie Dorothy; and thereby enabled
hiW tn defeat their n.;cbinations by elu-
ding The service OF the wcit-the express
Iobject OF which Gas appeared bv u ietter
trc'n the plaintiff to their friends IN New
York; was 80. sfoH him on his .yay 10 the
Lakes in plaCs where he had no friends
ito become security fer his appearance.
The printers OF Newspapers in hi, State,
and throughout the Up,;ed States, will
singNlsTly obiige the friends OF Captain
S'ncla aad perhaps r-ndsr "a service to
the public, 10y ting this inigutous at
tempt IF tory ism as extensively known as
possible.
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June
VI&GiNIA


4 7 Superior Court Of Chancery ho!dsn ct The
- Capt'i 10 kich,ncid tLe Ish Jsruary 1873
DANIEL Cali 5eY,see in t,uet under and Ony III ing
exo'r Oi tl,e last viii and testament OF hoLt. Means
deed. FitG.
against
John Graham, Mt.
This cause ea,oe On this d. - be heard by CON-
sent on the bill. answer md exhibit, and = ., ar
suvd by counsel On coDsiderpt On Wh. reof tn
court being opinion that Notwithstanding the price
Of th- last piece or parcel of the Lsnd ~ The Fill
mentoueo not feed Btun in The Efcutue Of
ihe plaintiffs teEator, yet tie cuHtrsc may be
"a into effect ~ c0rrt Of Equity, snce tho value
there Of may be asceTtancd IT not by tie az recment
ri ir pIies 10y he verdict Of Iury dod. sda3ge,
order and decree, that the plaintiff d. * lose lCF
sale public auction, for ready ), tie Two PIE.
ecs or parcels ot
l. a n ID,
IN the Liil mentioned, after tiNng thirty DAYS no.
lice IN one or more of the Richmond new spapers
suf that The defendant do cute dee or az cd
10 the purchaser, or purchasers Tor tie samc With
General warrauty---s nd tat the plaintiff hold the
rooe,d Of the picce or parcel Of land on which no
price was Gyed rs aforesaid in ris hands subject tn
the future order Of tie Court, aud tiit he slsp
make report Ut his Proceedings herein to tic
Court.
4 Copy.
Tesie.
WIN. w. HENING, C. o.
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JUST RECEIVED,
Loaf end Lump Sugar,
Copperas,
Window Glass, by 10 * 10 by ~,
CuI Nails Of various szes.
ALSO,
An Invoice ofDRY GOODS. consisting of n yer,
general asgortpacnt suited 10 he Simmer ard ran
Seasons-AU which viii he s,ld low 6y
Wiison, Drew q Roberfson.
June n.
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ASsIIE or BREAD
For the CITY Of Riehtnond
From the stI VI jane until further notice.
Supe'sne Flour being SIX dollars per barrel, liz.
Single ioaf made Of suparfne Floor to weigr
II ~. for al IL
Do. eornroOn Flour ~ on. 4df2
Double the shove weights respectively o.
EOUT. GREENHOW,
.Ntyoy.
June II. ~
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EBY Virtue If the shove decree NJ the honorable
Z { Superior Court Of Chs1cery for the Richmond
District, shall, upun the 9Th d., ot Jelly next, II
fair otherwise the next fac day, expose e. SIZE q.
Pubic Auction, TO the h'ghcst builder, ready me-
ney. the pieces parcels IT sud referrsu 20 -
the said. decree, lying ~ she city 81 Richmond ussr
tlie basin upon CARY Street adjoining 20 Mites
rodds ot--The sale will Jake place Oh Che prer.D
DANIEL CALL,
dsvisee in trust under and only
seting executor d the last VIII &
testament OF
Robert Means, deed,
June 81. "a.
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" a Meeting of =" The Friends Of The
Revolution" IS requested at he Washington
iavern, fhiS Evening at O'Clock.
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Gf Tie friends nj Mrs 4 me Mitchell deed are
requested TO attend her Fi'nerA, ths evening o.
clio K.
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~ The following is the cearest account wa have
yet seen--lt she~s us exclusive Of explosions. the
variona Disadvantages under which Lawrence must
haze fought.
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LAND ANDLoTs FOX s,tE

June g
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lune11.
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Wa s. DANCE. = c.
June :. wy
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-12-09

RICHARD BARKER,

- ESPECrFUI.LY informs the Ladies and Gentle
~ Of Providence. and its vicinity. that he has
renewed from Newport, to that well known stand,
rnorth of Col. H. SMITH, west side Of Mll-Bridge
formerly occupied by Mr.. +. AxorLL. which house
is convenient TO accommodate snumbcr Of Boarders.
Tea-Par,es and private Companies may also be ac-
corlpodsted. =
X BAaxss would likswise inform his former Gus.
TONERS and friends in Newport, that he should be
a,fisd by their compsny at hisnew establishment,
shol,d their business call them into that quarter
and he assures them that no pains wilt be spared to
entertain them in the beat possible manner.
N. q. Coach. Ci'zisc, and Horses to LEI, and good
stablin, ar P4ssuripg Cor Horses.
Proyidsace. Ar6l e, 1918.
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ATTENTION!
AU Patriotic 1onng Men,,

WHO are disposed to serve sheir tcuntry. and to
w enter the ranks of the doth Regiment Of In
fanry under the Act of July S, 1915, are requested
to call on the subscribers.
Tie unprincipIed attack on HAMPTON must
rouse the spirit Of every friend Of his Country
and must prove the necessity Of commanding de-
fence at every point. The enemy who will not re-
we're your Wives and Daughters is more brutal than
the savage his unprincpled warfare must and will
arouse patriotic pride and ambition in the breast
Of every noble and generous mind TO avenge their
country's wrongs on such dastardly foe.
The subscribers offer to those patriotic citizens,
who arc disposed to enlist during the War,
Sirfeen Dollars Beunty,
Twensv-four Dollars -ldpance Pay,
EIGHT DOLLARS per Mon,h--Regular Wages
Warm Cothng- Good Raticns,
find at the end Of The Uar,
One Hundred and Six.y Acres Of LAND.
JAMES PERRY, Cap. 40M Rey'f
u. S Infantry, at .Aezbort.
ROBERT CARTER, Lieut. Of do. at
Troy. .Nass.
JOHN PARROTT, Lit Of do. at Frovidenc.
.Nezrbort, October 81, 1913.
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Gunb0qvder Ml.nuIact0ry.

THE subscriber having become interested in the
manufacture Of Gunpowder. at Weafeld. in
Mass. in connexion with Mr.. CHARLES DoUcLAss,
informs his friends and the public, that he shall in
future be enabled to supply them with G'npowder Of
superior quality, and on very reasonable terms at
his Store, No. 81, State-street, Boston where he
has also for sale, English Tower proof, and Dupont
Il Co.'S. best Gunpowder, refined and crude Etre I;
Cannon Balls and Grape Shot; Cannon Of various
sizes; Slusket and Pistol Balls; Patent Shot l3rim
stone Bar and Pig Lead-with every article for the
armament of ships Of war and military companies.
EIIJAH WILMINGTON.
or Cannon, Musket and Pistol Cartridges; Gun
powder, Shot, Balls Flints, &c. by retail above
by A. WELLER.
Roston, August 4, 1913. Sn.
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GAS-LlGLiI'S.

THE subcribers, Proprietors Of Letters Patent,
i from the President Of the United States, for the
IMPROVED G1S-L.f1lP,
for lighting Manufactures, Mines, Mills, Theatres,
Lighthouses, and other buildings, with Hydrogen
Gas, inhamable air. produced from Pit Coal, in a
more agreeable, more safe, and less expensive man.
than has hitherto been done by any other meth
od, having il now in operation in building in New
port. X l. and in the Cotton Mandatory OF Mr.
SETH BEMIs, in Watertown, (seven miles from
Boston) which are now brilliantly illuminated every
night with Gas Lights, to the exclusion OF every 9th
artificial means, they respectfully invite gentle
men concerned in manufactures, SC. TO call and
eviw il in operation, and be convinced of the utility
and advantages Of this improvement The Gas ap-
paratusis very simple in its construction, and so
sy in its management, that any person of ordinary
faculties, may be taught in two operations, to
manage every part of it eIectually; and the trouble
will be found infinitely less than that Of trm;ng and
tending lamps candles TO afford the same number
Of flames. ts.
The Gas Lights are in no way offensive, bur very
agreeable TO the eye and will be found extensively
useful in every situation where much light is requir.
ed, especially in Cotton Manufactures, in as much
they less expensive than those from tallow
OIL and free from the Inconvenience and denger re-
suting from the sparks and frequently snuiiing to
lamps and candles, circumstances tending ere atty
diminish the hazard Of fire, and proportionabIy of
reduce the rate of insurance on buildings and mate
rals subject to that destructive element. q
Contracts will be entered into for furnishing and
putting UP the apparatus in manufactures, &c. i'm.
riedately terms highly advantageous to them, by
applying to DAVID MELVILLE, .Nerpor, or
May 27. WlNSLOW LEWIS, Bosfon
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1t will be seen by the above scheme that the frst
drawn numbel Of every days drawing, except the
Cd and Sd, is entitled to Capital Prize subject to
no Deduction
Orders for Tickets and parts in the above Gnnd
Lottery receive immediate attention at the Truly
Fortunate Lottery & Exchange Office off,. e. SHAW,
SO famous for selling High Prizes. =
Managers List Of Cd Class Plymouth Beach Lot
terry received and Tickets examined gratis
Prize Tickets in all the Lotteries Taken as cash.
AezuLorf. Ocfober 81. 1873.
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PO'EI!,.TI''R,.Y',.. 4 I.
RaoM rns nALrIMoaE wnIo.
THE COURTEOUS KNiGHT-oR
THE FILING G. aLL.aAT.

The public .eiH hear 1oh asfonishmtnf, that Bris'
sh knight, Of hyh reputation, should haue declined the
Aipances of 1mcrican Lady, zVho has already made
some noise Me syorid and is likely nuke
qier hapng noforousy boasfed efhs zgihngness. and
Of his anriety. 10 mret the Lady, az sveH as hs
bro,sess tn such eDcouers IS impossbfe TO frd jor
trHe-hea,led maidens ought, 7vifhow the ieas hesa-
non, 10 SET him do~n for GIithless, pejured ioper
FOR nautical Knight, Lady--heigho
Felt her heart and her heart strings TO aches
To view his dear person, she look'd 10 and fro
The name Of the knight was Sir James Lucas Yeo--
And the Laag-'twas she Of The Luke
"My good, sweet Sir James," cried the Lady so fair,
Since my passion cannot control.
When you see my white drapery floating in air,
Oh thilher, and swiftly, pri'thee, repair,
And indulge the first wish of my soul"
The Knight heard, afar, of the Lady's desire,
And sprightIy, and gay, maze reply;
GAS your heart, lovely maid. doth my person require,
/ assure you mine burns with like amorous fire,
And to your lovely presence Ill n.y."
From Ontar;o's margin, the Lady set sail,
Expecting the Knight that sea,
She dreamt not that he in his promise would fail,
And from fair Lady, unmaulike turn tall
Yet lie tarried-What could the cause be
Impatient to see him, no longer she'd stay:
ResoIv'd DER the whole Lake to roam,
"Oh have you not heard of my stout Knight pray !"
She piaintively ask'd all who came in her way:
"Do you think he's to Kingston gone home Z"
At length she espy'd bim-What could Sir James do
lie fidgeted, Fan, and he tack'd in and out;
He fear'd to embrace her--hed promised to WOO;
She hail'd him, " Sir James charming fcllow,heavc
too
Why do you my tenderness Aout !"
lie hed like truant--the Lady in vain
Her ogHngs and glanctngs empioy'd;
She aim'd ut his heart, and lie aimd at her brair:
And vowd from pursuing she ne'er would refrain
The kaight was most sadly annoy'd.
At length from loves ervor the recrrant got clear,
Add may have, for a season, some rest (;
But If this fair Lady. he ever comes near,
For breaking his promise he'll pay very dear;
The prize valiant CHAuncEy knows best.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-12-09

LAS just received, for sale at his Book and Hat
Ia store-a great variety Of Mems, Youths, and
Chdren's HATS. made at theBoston and other fac.
tories, in the best manner-all of which AN be sold
at prices unusually cheap.
The assortment includes mems superne Beavers
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Castor and Nspt Hats youths and children's black,
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est prices to the finest quality, and from The smallest
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Also, Just rrceired-4 boxes PArER-HANCINGS,
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