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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-20
Just Received
And Jor Sale
BY Griffith and Rr.,.,.,

pipes high Favored Hol,,rd I.
100 bbls. whiskey 'i0 Gia
$4,000 Dutch quilts
a oCo reans Of writing paper
hogsheads copperas. anu a few
December l9
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-03-15
INILkN AL NnvENUE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that, agreeably to the
IN Act of Congress, entitled" An act to provide
adduonsl revenues for dehaying The expences OF
government, and mainl anlng ,he public credit, by
iayng duties on various goous, wares and mer ;han-
dize, manufactured within the United States, pas.
sed January 10, s. every person who shall, after
the 18Th day of April, 1875 manufacture within the
United States, any Of the hereinafter enumerated ar
icles for sale, is required give bond and pay the
duty as specified it, said act, aud TO perform other
duties, under penalties therein prescribed, viz
On Pig Iron, per ton, one dollar
Castings oi Iron, per ton, one dollar and hty cents
Bar iron, per ton, one dollar.
Rolled or slit iron, per ton, one dollar.
Nails, brads and sprgs, other than those usually
denominated wrought, per pound, one cent.
Candles Of white wax, OF IN part Of white and
other wax, per pound, five cents
Mould candles of tailow of wax other than
white, or in part Of each, pes pound, three cents
Hats and caps, III whole or in part Of leather,
wool or fur if ABOVE two dollars in value, eight per
cenium ad vaiorem.
Hats of chip or wood, covered will, silk or other
mate rails % not covered, if above two dollars in
value, light per ctntum ad vaorem.
Umbrellas q paras"is, II above the value OF two
dollars. eight Pc cen'um ad valorem
Paper, three per oen,uh, ad vaorem.
Playing aud visiting cards, fifty per centum ad
vaorcm.
Saddles and brddles, six per centum ad valorem
Boots and bootees exceeding five dollars per pair
in value, hive pei eentum al vaiore!p
Beer. ale aud porter, six per centtm ad ya'orem
Tobacco, manufactured segsrs and snuff, twenty
per centunf ad valorem
Leather, including therein all hides and skins,
whether tanned, tswed, dressed, or otherwise made,
the original manufacture thereof, live per centum
ad vaorcm.
That the manufacturer may be correctly advised
OF the duties incumbent upon him to discharge, =
copy of The said Of Congress has been printed,
which. with the annexed forms of statements requr-
ed from manufacturer, will be furnished TO him,
by the collector. on demand.
The Collector will also furnish, on demand, blank
bonds, and such other blanks, as will enable the
manufacturer comply with the several provisions
of the law. =.
Collectors Office, South Kingston, February %.
1915. JAMES HELME,
Collector Of the Revenue fat the third Coiiee-
March 3. noH District Qf Rhode Island.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-03-15
NOTICE.
March I, 1915.

THE subscribers deem 1t proper to inform the
a public, that they have formed themselves into
a Company for .fa,ufacsnriny purboses, nnd having
erected building, &c on mill privilege, recently
owned by Joseph & Benz amin Mott, in Portsmouth,
or II about miles on the west road, from New
port. have assumed the appelIation of the
Enterprise Manufacturing Company,
and have appointed EDWARD w. LAwToE, agent in
Newport, and committed to PHILIP AsTHosY the
charge II their concerns at the Factory in Ports
mouth.
They wish likewise 10 inform, that they shall have
ready for operation l. few days, sett Of machines
for
Carding Merino and common SLEEPS
WOOL,
which they intend to perform in the best manner, at
the customary prices Those who favor them with
custom, will please TO leave their Wool either at the
Factory or at the store Of EDWARD w. LAwroN,
IN Newport.
As the quality of the Carding depends much on
having the Woo! cean and in 81 order, they beg
leave to request of their customers, that they Will
pay particular attention to that point
PHILIP ANTHONY,
HARVEY SESSIONS,
GEORGE ENGS,
EDWARD w LAWTON'
UT A Machine for picking and cleaning Wool,
(Which will be done at the usual prce) is added to
The above ,cwtort. Jan IL.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-03-15
NOTICE.

TUE Subscriber being about to make q new ar
\ rangement in his business, aud being unwilling
90 resort to coercive 10 obtain The sums due
him by Notes and on BOOK I..e:S.nt, earnestly re-
quests all persons indebted TO him, to pay the same
previous the lst Of April next, which time those
unpaid will positivel, be lodged in The hands Of an
Attorney for collection.
SANFORD DELL.
Neuior F~b 1s
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-03-15

No. 1875, Names.sreef,
INFORMS the pubic that he has for sale, indepen-
dent Of his constant supply of Cutlery, Jewelry,
Watches, Looking Glasses, &c &c.-S,gar, Coffee,
best supcrfne Phadcip iphia Flour, by wholesale and
retail, at very reasonable prices for cash -.
He also continues his professors Of manufacturing
Gold and Silver ware-and gives the true value Of
old Cole and Silver according 10 the;r standard.
great variety Of other articles will be found at
his store, which are too numerous to mention.
.Xe1rknrf Ecbfnaru D.. l2l5
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-03-15
POETRY.
From a London Iaher.

FROM a London Iaher.
SONNET TO SPRING.
FAIR Spring! 'tis long since with such delight
Saw thee return to grace the emerald isle;
Afethinks thou lookst more beautiful and bright,
/. sweeter thy voice, and iovlier seems thy smile.
=
Can fancy thus the fetter'd sense beguilc,
Painting thee fairer than in days of yorel
Or brisker spirits, but less volatile,
Yhe charming visions Of thy youth restore;
No--tis because the Ficnd Of War no more
Distrsets attention with his horrid tale.
That thou sppear'st more beautious than before
To the sojourner of the rural vale.
For ah Sweet Nymph 'Tis long-'tis very long,
Since her blythe note mild PEACE hath blendid with
thy song.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-03-15
Sales at Auctiou.

To be sold at Public Auction,
On MONDAY, 2oth Morch-at II O'clock,
(T fair z0eather,y not, the neat fair day atie,,)
1T fhe Farm cf lViiaam Baiiey,in Mddletoun,
EIFTEEN COWS, and two yoke Of four year old
Il Cattle. March 8.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-03-15

caE subscriber offers for sale, lis Farm situated
4 in Middetown. about mile ard half fom
the state house in Newport Slid Farm contains n
bout go of tsnd with great quantity of excel
lent fruit trees, of all kinds-iogttber with The build
ings th.reos standing. For other information in
quire Of ALAN5oN PECkiIAM.'
Mddlctown. Dec. Is. 1914
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-03-15
Cure for the Canker.

l. LlslIA GIBBS, prepares a medicine. which op.
IL peraics IS a certain cure for tie CANKEi,. or
any bad mouth. larirc Of ;se said Gibbs, liv.
insor ,h- rrsa.. fss !.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-03-15

New York and Connecticut MONEY,
Taken az par, Jor TICKETS and
SHaRES, in The following
Shkendid Lotteries; riz
Plymouth Beach Lottery, $4,000 highest
prize Canal Lottery, $4,000 highest prizes WASH
ington Bridge Lottery, $4,000 highest prize; Bap-
list Stone Chapel Lottery. $4,000 highest prize.
JOSIAH {. SHAW,
NO. ll3, Ihames-ssreef.
March 4 1815
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-03-15

To be Let at Public Anction,
Upon the Premises,
On SATURDAY,25th iast-at Il o'cik.A NJ.
For one Year,
THE undivided halfpart Of the Dwelling House,
i messuage and other Real Estate, late the pro.
perty of John Bannstcr, deceased, situate in New
port, and now in the occupation Of the subscriber.
Conditions at the sale.
CHRISTIAN BANISTER.
.Nerbort, .1farch8
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SALE Az AUCTION.

On no ND.8Y, March 27, 1915, at oelock a. .1f
(g fair, if not the first far day after 1viH be sold
at Puddle Auction, the premises.
A LII the right, title and interest Of JoNArBAN
"A EAsToN. late of Newport, Physician deceased,
in and certain 10, of Land, lying in Broadstrcer,
in said Newport containing abou, three Acres, with
dwelling house and other buildings and improve
mcnts thereon.
Also. Immediately after the sale of the above) will
be sold all the right title and interest of the SAID de-
ceased. in and to a certain Farm lying on the Road
leading to the Beach. in said Newport, containing
between 80 and 35 Acres of Land, with two Dwelling.
Houses and buildings thereon, and privilege OF
carting sea manure from the Beach, for ,he u,e Of
said Farm The conditions will be made known at
the time and place of sale
JONATHAN EAsToN. 'ad"r'.
NJ 1ebort, .jf0rch l. 1915
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-03-15

Lots Of Land at Auct;cn.
On MONDAY, Sd of April, at IL o'clk y n.
UyH be sold az Public .1uction,
On the Premises,
Two Lots of LAND, lying in Newport, situated
i on the green end road, and next to the farm
of MIR Anthony Wilbour, containing about IA acres,
belonging TO the estate Of Wm Bliss. deceased; to
DE sold for the purpose Of paying number of small
lcgacies. JEREMIAH BLISS, Executor.
March s. Cronsson e Shay, aHci'rs.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-03-15

Cheap ! Cheap! !! Cheap!! Il
CHARLES M. THURSTCN.
OFFERS for sale. cheap for caslA at his store
~ No. /, MilLstreet,
80 bbls. Philad. super6ne FLOUR =
Cir, by the pipe or bbl.;
Sugar, BY the box or bbi.
Cufiee. BY the bbi;
New Rice by the cask;
Virginia Tobacco by the keg;
II boxes first quality Spanish segarsi
ss:Si s.sSs:, nd By @s ''--
Stone Lime, by the cask. ALSO,
An assortment Of first quality Wes,.ladia
GOODS and GROCERIES, at retail.
.Aewport, Febua'y 8. 1915.
WILLIAM WHITE,
No. II, Long HAa-E Hes for Scle,
F'fatss ~ bsis. pps'' first quality GIN:
g 9 sig;s siss' .i.sas. Ma,as.' WINE
20 20 t,slse'' Ssis FRS, quality MoLAssEs.
90 bbIs. Havana brown SUGAR,
1000 W.T. COFFEE;
10 chests Hyson Skin, l~rp,
10 ditto Souchong, iTA
10 boxes CHOCOLATE;
10 70 d,.'o di.'o spInsn S. frs. quay
ditto Playing CARDS:
100 bottles CASTOR OIL.
March 5. 1914 t.
JOHN IS. LYON,
RAS FOR SAFE
A few bbls. Tar and Roisin.
Nt,ebort. March
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-03-15
Cheap Stocking Yarn.

LAS just received, small lot (including nm as
i sor,mcnt of numbers) Of 3.threaded slate col.
cured STOCKING YARN, partially stained, which
will be sold by the bundles pound sken, at about
one half the usual price.
or An assortment af Yarns Of the first quality At
Factory prices. ss usual jan IL
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-03-15
RYE, CORN, FLOUR, &c.
III Peace hrices.


800 bushels North River RYE;
50) bushels do yellow Corn
500 do Long Island white do
100 barrels Richmond supeyfue Flour;
100 kegs Manufactured do Tobacco;
All in prime orde, for slipplog-and for sale by
JOHN B LYON,
No 5, Scot s.wharE
WHO HAS FOR SALE,
good Anchors, suitable Iog vessels from
100 to 600 tons burthen.
Cordaee of all kinds, and any quantity, sup
piled good terms can be bought in this State
Cambooses, Stoves, or any olher Castings,
supplied on application above.
.Ntwport, February %, 1915
PHILADELPHIA FLOUR.
FoR sale by ~
80 bbls. Philad. super. FLOUR.
Newport. Cd mo. 2lsi, 1915.
WILLIAM WHITE,
No. 81, Long -wharf, Has for sale,
200 bbls. fresh Philadelphia and New
York FLOUR;
90 bags Coffee;
40 kegs good Butter and
A few bottles Lorillard' Snuff.
.Nswpsrt February %, 1915.
WHEELWRIGHT & LOPEZ,
Have Just received, opnf offers for sale,
THREEthousand bushels RYE:
$50 bis Philadelphia superhne FLOUR;
~ rnshes yril6w CORV
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g s -
Canal Lottery-First Class.
Fifteen ZAousand Dollars, Highest Prize, and
Only Five Dollars Ticket.
-SCHEME f.
SS41 Prizes:
6659 Blanks.

10000 Tickets Not two Blanks 60 a Prize,
and no deduction from Prizes.
This Class will commence drawing in Boston, in
shors time
Il is presumed this scheme, considering the rery
o,s brice Of tickets will be found TO offer f,c,n,
prospect to adventures in Lotteries, as any here
tofnre published in he town of I,esinn
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-03-15

JACOB M. WEAVER & co.
OFFER FOR SALE,
At their store, No rs, ThGmessreet, ard somheor
Of Bannisfer's seha,f
oEHERAL ASSORTMENT OF GENUINE
or GROCERIES, 20
As cheap as can be purchased in this town.
RJs' 1ney offer 10 transact bn1ness on
Commission. Those 70ho may favor them. may be
sured of te sfrirest aaeanon 10 their interest
Newport, February J. 1915.
CRANSTON & SHAW,
Hape fer sale, at their store,
ID pipes Gin; IL hhds. do. do.
Rum; 60 ssls Bread, 1sboxes Soap SO do choco-
late 81 do. Candles. March /.
GREEN BURROUGHS,
nFFYRs for sale. at his store. No. So, five doors
~ south Of Mr. Townsends tavern, a great vari-
ETY. of ship Chandlery, Hardware nd Groceries viz
Duck, Twine, Boltrope, and Whiiewo,k k /;
.sheaihSg Paper, Junk, Oakum, Spanish Brown, OIL,
birthstone, LsmpbIack, csulking Irons, Mallets and
Mops; carpenters and coopers Tools; ali sizes Of
Spikes, Nails and Brads great variety of Locks
and Hinges. Axes. Hammers, Gim5lets, Augers,
Shovels, Spsids and Hoes; Knives and Forks La.
dies, Spoons, Hammers, Gridirons and Toasters |;
marlen Spikes, palm Irons, and Sail Needles; deep
sea Lines and Leads; cod Lines, log do. fishing do
Hooks and sinkers Crockery Ware, Tin and earth
ern do. Iron Pots, Kettles Bake-pans, skeets, Sp
ders, Potato Boilers, Basons, Frying Psns Flat It.
ons, Griddles, cart Boxes, hand-irons, cast aud
wrought. Allom, Copperass, Indigo, Red Wood
Logwood and Fustick
He also has for sale,
Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Flour, Rice, salt Fish,
white Beans, bard Soap, Candles, writing Paper,
wrapping do. Log do. &c. Lime, by the cask or re.
tail, Brushes OF various kinds.
.flso, Tar, Terpen,ine, Rosin and Pitch.
N B. Cash given for paper ruill-stock, viz Cot
ten and Linen Rags, old Canvass and Hemp; also for
the Forge and Furnace, viz any old Cas-, Iron or
wrought scraps. March /.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-03-15

New Feather Reds md Fcatlers.
r I'VE Geese and Fowl Feathers, and Feather
~ Beds, from 20 TO IS dollars, kept constantly
for sale ty ABRAHAM BARKER,
March ~. No. 2, Ckures-s.recf.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-03-15
CIRCULAR
To 0@cers superintendng the recr,ssng of regiment,
ana corps.
Office of superintendence Of thel
Recruiting Service
.Cifv of Washington, Feb Is 1SIS

sia-The recruiting service is suspended unit,
further orders.
You will Immediately call in all your subordinate
officers with their parties aud direct them to hand
IN to you their recruiting accounts, which with Your
own, you will forward with as little delay possible
to the proper officers ut washingten those for boun.
ties and premium to the Paymsster General; those
for contngo expenses the Accountant Of the war
department; and all accounts, returns and vouchers
relating to arms, accourem, nts, clothing and camp
equipsse to the Superin endent General of Military
Supplies. at
You will settle all accounts for the hire of rendex.
vous and Quarters and for all coniigeut expences,
and viii take speo'a, care to prevent any waste o
public property in tie possession yourself and your
suboroinates
Aud AS SOON as you have collected your parties
from their rendezvous, you will report Yourself off.
ee's and men to the Aojutant and Inspector General
for orders
have the honor 20 be,
Sir, your obeden, servant,
r. H. MACPHERSON & n e
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-03-15

House Wanfed.
WANTED to hire a convenient Tenament, nea
w the centre of the town. Inquire at this Office
Fec %. 1915
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-03-15

WILLIAM JONES, Esq.
Governor, (ahtain. General and Commander
in ChicJ ofthe State Of Rhode-Isiahd ana
Providence Plantations. ~
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-03-15

THE upper part Of the House nex, north Of the
subscriber: TiiO'S. C. prrNkv
Mares 5.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-03-15

To all whom it may concern
THE subscriber intends to relinquish the Groce-
ny Business and estly requests an persons
indebted to him, call and pay their notes or ac-
counts, previous to next May term Of the Court of
Common Pleas HENRY BULL.
.Ns.sp0rf, March 8, 1915.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-08
From u ia'e Londoe Pepper.
i;,,N tp.sPIE.

A Dablin fapcr says We have hsG
the advantage ee short conversation
with a very intelligent gentleman Of tliis
city, who arrived IN Dublin last night
from tour on TIE continent. Hc was
in Elba about tic 2Gth OF August. aid
with small party OF English gentlemca
remained there Cor three DAYS. On their
arrival at Porto s'e~raic, they were d
rcctiy conducted 20 tie Doai1l Of Health
-1h1,. were asked but one question
:. T,lat is y01i business n Eiba " Trey
answered.. 10 see tie l6n mi2es."
The Masi.tra:s1 si.aiad. aud immediate
" conducted them 10 tie hote,, INFORM
ing them. that he s,,9u!d retain tier
passports 50 lo:g as business CT clrlosl-
Is night t,etain them in Elha. and return
tncln whenever they wished TO Depart
There was DO other restriction OF prel-
miaarY. Crouet aud Bertrand were "a
that tine in tie island with 100 troors,
French and Italian. passionateiy devoted
i" the rarson and fortune OF Napoleon,
and unanimous in the opiiion, Tat lie
was betrayed, even long before the bat
tie OF Aioat Martre.
Bonaparte was dressed in Colonies
uaitolan, green coat, with small cpau-
lets. waite waistcoat, white breeches
with shoes ard stockings. HIS profile IS
by no means so deeply marked as it ap-
pears On the coins; PERHAPS because his
habit is now fuller tiaan it was at tie time
when these impressions were taken.
His eyes are rot large Or black. as gene
railyrepresented they are very small &
blue, and almost covered with the eye
lashes, when any che is addressing him !;
tie forehead high and straight, tie CHA
remarkably prominent, the mouth regular
and handsome, the countenance more
characteristic Of a philosopher than sell
der, and more distinguished by thought
fulness than animation, engaging whilst
he speaks, repelling whilst he is silent.
lie seems Ikea great sea in calm; noEe
OF his family were with him but his mo-
ther; she is the relique Of a great beauty,
with many marks of attention to her per-
son and highly rouged. There was no
appearance of any external restraint on
his movements the British Commission
er, Campbell, had left the island, and
there was not the appearance otan armed
vessel OF any nation great or small, near
the island"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-08
SALEM, March 90.
FROM REH.WUDG.

Captain Osgood has favored us with the
Bermuda Royal Gazette Of the 5th inst.
1t contains Cork dates to the 18th Jan.
under which, however we find nothing of
Importance. It also contains Com. De-
catur's official account OF tie capture of
the President, with Above a column Of
abusive remarks, contradicting the Com
nodore's statement. 1t ranews tire abb
sqrd story OF Com. Dccatrr's coEceaEng
-iSty-eisht Of his men, a'th ough the editor
had previously apologised for publishing
it.
The same paper contains an address
from the merchants of st. George to Cap
tain Hope, of the Endymion, on present
:ng to him a piece ofplate as a reward Ter
MS gallantry in capturing the President );
With his answer. The address appears
o ascrlbe TIE merit Of tie capture TO tic
.1ndymiYn alone,
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FROM FRANCE.

Extract Of a letter from Il gentlemen m
Paris, Of a recent date, translated 6yy
permission for the Charleston Courier.
:. The general hope ard expectation is,
that the present order Of things will lre-
yaii-it IS true, there are soE'te aIrcai an
ces Of dissatisfaction amcng the hoyai.s's,
and Constituticnaiists, and the restless
unluiet spirit Of t. 'acobias, is BY no
means. LAID. Tie f.. = among WON may
be comprehended, not only those who
followed the fortunes Of tie exiled family
but tie Chouans AID sendeans, who not
withstanding all their sutfesinss' we're
on the eve o, general insurrectlo', wheh
NAPOLEON submitted, complain, anti "l'h
somereason, as it should seem. that tfe
goyernReut, anxious only to gan new
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-08
THE WORLD ASLEEP.
FAX ExTRAcT.)

An EA
The whole world is, with respect 70 a
future state. as it we're fast asleep. IL
this nicht of universal darkness and ig-
naraace, the greater part are dreaming
ia tl.eig sleep, and. believing themselves
to be broad awake, are gefily persuaded
al is reaI, because tier dreams are resu-
la-. Yea. like might walkers. they per-
form the actions of busy world III their
steep; and confident that they are III tie
full use and exercise of their reasen, they
wa-e war. thev buy and sell, they marry
and are given in marriage, and weary and
fatigue the-nseiyesin this continual dream.
Now, who can persuade us III dream,
that either we ourselves are dreaming. Or
those We talk with ~ our tiream !? This
IS the true. but nieleprkoly, condition of
the most part Of mankind they aaecn;,
while thc7 think 'semse..ves to be awake,
and slulnber over the day OF life, while
they seem to exert the greatest activity,
to obtain solid and substantial good.
Alas neither admenition nor reproot.
nor the sad example Of ten thousand
dYamers who have gone before, can a
waken individuals, till they are led by
the hand of Beat!tbehind the Curtain and
made to look at once on a world OF SRI
RI'TS. Nor is the general race OF Sum
berers to be reused, till the last Trumpet
sound in Their afiiighted ears, and Eter-
nifty expand awful and unknown in their
staring eyes.-Ihera are, however, few
{and but few, asas!) who are Spirita-
aiiy awake. aud whose hearts pierce thro'
the dark shadows of this dismal night in
to the.light of glory. and tie regions OF
bliss. Such look beyond the giittering
Apers and deceitful glow-worms of ho-
40. s.riches,pleasures and applause, which
are the present chase which should be tie
same) and future Cheat (which shall be
the sorrow Of a Co,aotoSe world.
And yet, in the imperfect state, even
tbeg are but Ike men struggling with the
darkness of the nignt-watchcs. waiting for
the morning light and wishing for the
:. Perfect Uay.'' Such. however, are the
only persons who have" their loins girl,
aasd taeir lamps turning in expectation
Of thes Bridegroom" atwhose coming the
dag viii break, the Sitadolrs flee arcy'
aud . light, seven times brighter than the