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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-24
Sn!Iy for Sale.

UyuIS ss,ate,situ.se1 IN the county Of
Fairfax. tGely ~" miles from
Alexaudria. ard the same distance from
Georseto~l =. contains about seven hr-d-
rel and ftry acres. Little River Iu-a-
nike passes through i: hata nile i'"m
iae dwelling house. The situation l.
handsome. AMI remarkably healthy; the
water i sooj and Abundant. he sn''
which was originally excellent. has FOL
ssne wears past bad the advantage o. im
provias kusoaudry, Piaister Of Paris act
ing with pe~sr!ei and inmeiia'e effect
on all grasses and grains. IRe field
present a good surfice FIR cultivation,
ana those. new untitled. are covered vita
rel clover. The orchards are yerF iargr
and thrifty; the collection OF tao'e tsu,'
il eh,ice and various The mansion IS
s,se,oas and we, constructed: the or
houses are conveniently situated, ant
the whole have been lately thoroughly
r,nalrsd aud painted The isrm hsa.
& which are All nearly new, are eHpsn
,;y. and excellent Ia their Kind.
For gentleman Of letssre this wrs'l
he delisAsfai residence; and p7oa5 =
he estate to- an active iara'er, lie 'ii.s
il ;n4;spa,sbye, aad pssfectiy uniaerR.-
bered.
A number Of well taushs ordcrs' ycsss
men. with s,si stocks ard farming U'eG-
.i,ofsl. l,n6s. s0d the crops II Ia P5e-
g., va,-. 4 desired. uiil be - the esai-
mani % tae plfshsse-.
Anpliesncn nay bs @sde TO the SUB
aer,o.r. Evias o ths premises, ssS' th'
r.,s,-,tti,e n Pie.s4n: Val'-S, a. FasF,az'
FRANCIS LIGaTSooT LIE
sept. IS 'A
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-24
p Tobacco Jockey Club Races

WILL commence OF Tuesday the
w sSth Of October next the purses
TO be raised and paid as usual: they will
be respectable, but cannot here be ascer-
famed, as it depends on the toll.
The Fl, st DAVIS race WI! be 4 mics
and repeat. The second days race 2
miles and repeat. weights agreeable to
the City Cub. The third days race, |
mile and repeat, for a Saddle, Birdie,
aud Martinsaie. of so dollars; Tree for
saddle horses t the county only-say at
100 lbs. weight.
sent. 5O-oct. 2 tht2SthO
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-24
HIMiiton's Grand Restorative.

Is recommended 4: an Invaluable M.
dicine for the speedy relief and rermap.
ent cure Of
Nervous Disorders EFiolcnt cramps 10
Consumptions j the stomach and
Lowness Of spirits : back
Loss ofappetite Indigestion
TmrGrity Of b'ood .MeIlGchaly
Hysteric'i aHsctioni GaEtin the stomach
Inv, d weaknesses ] 9Iin.in he iinb,
ard debility I ReLazat.ons, etc.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-24
4 valuable Farm for Sale

VNIE SUBSCRIBER will sell. on
, resemble tcr.us, valuable and
productive farm If go acres, or therea-
h,a.s-hein- part oIthe lands If the late
Richard Rent, Wing OIL Kettle Run in
she county 0; FRINGE Nili'.n, in III.
.sa,s as yirS;aia-20 niles from the Oc-
s,1ua7 Ni.,s-5S mics !rrm AleSan-
q ia, sad aoalt the same distance from
Gsn7 ,e.e,vn and the City Of Wa,hir & o.
This farm hes in the csntre ut an excel.
ant nci.hbarln2t.-iS handsomely stu
a'ed wate-ed. and has upon
il az annie proportion OF wood The
soii is naturally strong, and considera-
s., norton Of It has for some years past.
bnea cultivated according - the most
an,rosed rules It modern husbanjry-
Possession viii b. given on the first day
oS Isnqarv asxt The >erns upon which
tris prsrerty viii o. sold, vii Be made
kaswa upan application to Ge,'Sc l.,
Bent, Of Stsf,od County,, W.. Or to the
subscriber living "a A'eva7dril.
JOHN ID. SIMMS.
s-o+~-,oA- 8 II
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-24
Rich Kenhawa Lands for Sale
or Barter

Z WILL sell Dr exchange, for proper
& " in this district ~ its Sic'n'''' a
va,q4aie tract f Land in Mason county,
Virginia. situate Oh the G ca Nenhawa
RSrr, al ,he mouth Of E,shtveu Mile
Creek. Z, AMI from PajR; Peasant about
q .h,e,n mics. This tr4ct binds upan
IN. rive. and conta:Cs by patent oae
n yusa1l AMI lily acres, large proPor-
,is7 Of VII On u rich bottom. Tae title
is Old, anil indis?ntsble. havinE been To-
cared and surveyed BY Gen. Washington
before the Revolution. What nav De
sonsiiered as allirs much - is value
is the nassag. Of the western road thru
il. Bs 4 reference II Nr. Madi'Gn's
map Of Virginia, the situation Of he land
nav be delegated. Apply to Colonel
Francis Pey;on. o.
ANN-EIIZA PETT0N.
l>fabe- 6
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-24
Boiling Cloths.

TIME subscriber has this day receiv-
i ed. a large and elegant assort-
sent OF Bolting Cloths, Of 4 superiorQua'
lity, which will be offered for sale at the
store Of Messrs. Butts 4 Cawocd. King
street, -iicx'a, where he inteads keeping
campiete assortment IN FUTURE.
Septic AMOS ALEXANDRA.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-24
Teati .Seks Drugs.

TIE oC,v vea.eiv vet discovered which
siVes immediate axe lastiss rsbsf in tie
rsc>- severe instances.
LIS Izf-!!IiiS .iszg 80! Frs B-sps
S0r he cure eli 4-res, renItseat AID
in,erui:,sa; :eyers-
r. st tie place CT sale faugh'e's
nav Dc had gTshs. describing esre, P"E-
formed by tie sooYs medicines: tie Er-.-
Der. Importance Az. res2-oisbs.r. e
witch. fully iasnfy every article q rs
advertixsC -.
Sod only seAotrsr!. srs r.tsl, y
JAMES KENNEDY 4 son.
september 60 kins-st- Ais,aoSIa.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-24
Hl1il.on's Esscrcc and Extract Of
Mustard.

A safe aud eFectuai rcmehy for acute
and chronic rheumatism. guut. rheumatic
gout. pa';s. isn5ago. numbness, white
sweiiiass- chIlblaius,sP rains, bruises, !iin
is n, fice and neck, etc. etc.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-24
gfS,

w Ul-A NaNC NeAS IeSN
cured an immense number OF persons of
both sexes Of every age and in every ST.
tuatioa. OF various dangeross complaints
arising from WORMS, and from obstrue.
tons or foulne5s in the stomach and bow
els.
This medicine bears no analogy what
ever to Others Of similar titles SO COM
monty complained of as operating with
violence; on the contrary particular
excellence Of this remedy is its being
.sited a. every age and constitution. 1t
contains netting bu; what's perfectly ir-
1ocent . is so mild in its operation that 1;
cannot inirre the most delicate pregnant
adv or The tendsrest iniin OF week old
should no worms exist in the bcdy: but
NIL without pain or gri ing cleanse the
stomach and bowels Of whatever is fOu
or offensive. and thereby pregent the pl,
dlction os worms and many fatal dis
orders. The lOZenges are particularly
eaiceciosS in carrying of all gross ku-
inoGrs and eruptioos. feverish and billions
complaints. AID are the safest and mid
est pnrgative that can be ssed on al,
occasion.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-24
Notice.
thtD

TIME farmers BaGk ef Alelans ia
4 ;tis dsy declares dividend of p>,-
It's for tee last SIX moths. On It's capita
stock p,id in, Of Per cent. and t. Q de-
lars and Efty coats II addition W each
share Of stocs, "at OF surplus funds, paw
abe to stockholders o. their legal reP:e
s.n.st.Ees On tie 9th INST. By order.
JND- HOOFP, Cash.
OTIS ss2v
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-24
HoUSES. LAMBS. Nc.
For Rent,

VNitr large ani convenient WARE
4 HOUSE. sa Sing-strce', near the
store hccnr;ed bv the subscribers. The
teens VII ~ maI. accom- oiatius. In
me'liate possession can be had
Oct. 6 r. & J. NASoaNIl,SE
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-24
Notice.

A PETITION ri.l be presented to
the next General Assembly Tor the
stale Ct Virginia. TO incorporate Cen
psnY. 10 maze l Turnpike Road fruT
.Ale1aEaria 10 intersect the turnpike road
new sr,kins troai Lsss5a's 70 the Little
Fails q Pe:en,c-
October 10 thtD
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-24
Hdha's trlc g .sngin. Ge-ud2 Germ
P,dis.er.

An 'nt.i!i5'e TsTscjy tor ccrrs, :2eedl'
" reraosis, them rcct i.t b,aGcb, Si.h-
out giving aaI ylir.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-24
RGhz's xnssze Ess Wd.e-.

= s7Sc7easc rsSssSs f's- al diseases z:
the ewes, pketaer tie eject OF a,trfai
weakness o. * acr.leu..
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-24

4 Wet Nurse Wanted.
Y IBERAL wages viii be given for a
wet nurse. VII, can come well re-
commended. Apply to the printer 1T the
Alexandra Gazette. Oct. IS
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-24
"A Cook " antcd.

= IBERAL wages will be given for a
: 4 ftmale cook the ensuing year. AP
Pication nay be made TO the printer oil
the Alexandria Gazette. Oct Is
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-24
SALES AT VENDUE.

SALES AT VENDUE.
IN evsry Tuesday and FRIDAY
WILL re SOLD,
itthe Vendue Store, corner 81 eFihsc
and Water Street,,
Dfv Goods, GrocsTfes, SC.
Particulars of which will be expressed III
the bills OF the day.
~ Al kind OF goods which are Oh
imitation and the price, Of winch are
established. can at any time be viewed
and purchased at the lowest Limitation
ind prices. =,
November -
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-24
James Kennedy & Son,
BOOKSELLERS,


EISG-sTREET, ALEXANDRIA.
HI ESPECTFULLY inform The o, bic
Ia TINT they have Just received from
Lees Medicine Store,
No. 40, Maiden lane, New-York, fresh
supply of the following valuable MED1.
CiNES:
Hami!tea's Worm. destroying Lozen-
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-24

The Restorative PO.rder for TIC
TectA and Guns.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-01-29
S & Ii = nj L.

2947 Prizes-s05J Blanss--Not two Blanks to a
Prze.--rrice Of Tickets, s s-rhe Drawing of the
Lottery will positively commence at plaineld, Con
Oh the frat Monday ofFebrusry next.
H-Ts Tickets in the above Lottery msy be
had at the Truly Fortunate Lottery and Ex-
change Oficc OF J. G. S X A w, in Whole,
Halves snd Quar'eSs.
Newport, Jan. 81.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-01-29

The JoY,wing voluntary ce'..feases M'"ss sufficiently
spince their angular and surfrisisg eGcocy!
T CERTIFICATES
This may certify, that have been very much
troubled with the asthma and difficulty of breathing
for about four years, during which time have made
ofa variety Of medicines, and to no effect, until
had recourse to Dr.. Reif's .asfhu'Gtic PH', pre-.
pareG by w. 7. Conway, on taking which, TO my
great Joy, Iva, relieved, and safely recommend
them as an Invaluable Medicine to others in like
cases. ELIAS SPENCER.
Windham, Con. May 6. 1916.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-01-29
Naluabk Prqpery...f Per sQls.

THE subscriber will either sell or lease the House
4 in wlhch he now lives, in Thares-street--and
give npsediate possession. Tic will sell some land,
adjolnAe the estate Of The late George Chsmp'iH,
Esq. whIth land is very ccaycaient ior.llouse lots
lie %iI Sither sell or leaf bis farm Mt Sachuesst-
pc''t, II Mddetown. he has some Furniture also
for salf NhTH HAZARD
l.nN.t
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-01-29
Portsmouth WooLeu Mamf4clory.

THE subscriber Informs his friends and the pub
lie, that he continues to Card Wool, Color and
Press Cloth and to Manufacture Plains, Satinnets,
Flanneis, SC oil which v oe done in a superios
manner, o, moderate prices, having the best kind of
machinery in excellent order, and workmen e1peri-
cnced in every branch. Great attention will be paid
to those who are puUctual in payment, and mons
will be neglected.
Persons indebted to him earnestly requested
to make immediate payment--those whose accounts
OF long standing in particular, will find it their
own interest to make speedy settlement
SAMUEL CLARKE.
Portsmouth. (CnndaWs JiiNsl Oct. IL.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-01-29
PUBLIC NOTICE.

Is hereby given by the Subscriber, that in conss.
4 quence ofa Loss sustained by the Managers, Of
Fifteen 1Housand Eslia,s, by failure in Boston,
the Drawing Of the Cd Class of the CANAL LOT
TEky will not be compIete6.--Under these cir.
oumst.nccs, j. c. SHAW will pay .he Prizes due
the Drarn Tickets, and refund to thoee who
hold Tickets in this Lottery unGra1ea, and sold by
him. the a,nsun: they paid for them.
Newport, Jan D. J. C. SHAW.
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- PRINTING, IF All Kinds, exsesfed in
giiEslsrg .a.nsr, q .hs Ssss.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-01-29
FOR SALE,

A FARM, situate in Portsmouth, containing abou.
- io0 acres There on said Farm. good
dwelling house, barn crib aud other buildings in
good repair. There are also two young bea ing
Orchards, comprising about eight acres, and alb ut
six acres Of young thrifty wood The Farm is in
excellent order and we'll watered and walled Said
Farm is now improved by STEPHEN SLOCU.M,
2d, of whom information, at 10 terms. &c. can be
had, Of the subscriber, living in South Kingstown
Boston Neck. JOSEPH LAWToN.
South Ki1g,fOrvn, Rov. i3. (2m.1
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-01-29
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THE subscriber gives notice, that on the Goth
inst. came into his disclosure, a one year old
Heifer. Whoever owns the same, by naying cost,
may have her. fodder is scarse, and the creature
wants to eat, every day.
The subscriber likewise gives notice, that he has
los, one year Old Heifer, who has s,rayed away.
lie Will pay for any information respecting her.
ISAAC BARkER.
Midde,own. Dec. o5 1916.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-01-29
Declaration ot' INDEPENDENCE.


CUB 4RirTIONs ar rsceivcd by the undersign.
~ ed. Tor SPLENDID EDITION of the DSLLA-
RATION OF INDEPENDENCE now p.ep4rng for
publication in Philsdeiphls This National work
will 1e engraved by the frS artist OF The coantry
and will "ahord evidence OF what our ci zens have
dQne in politics. ADD do in art" iis size will be
SO inches by % and II will contain besides the
Declaration, The fac smiles Of the original signatures
the Portraits OF the Cbe Of the Revolutionary AR
mics, the President of Congress- and the Author Of
the Oenlartion, and other superb decorations, ard
necessary appendsges The plan and proposals
may be seen At this ofce, at the Washington 1nsur.
ancc Office, or at the Literary and News Room
JONES & WHEELER,
Az nts for the State Of Rhode. Island.
PrsDidsnes PG'riot Office, Dee 6.
"Ihe plan and proposals, above men
toned, may be examined at the Post. Office in
Newport. where gentlemen wishing to subscribe may
leave their names and they vii! be forwarded 10 the
Agents, in Providence.
Dec 90
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FOX SALN,
FARMLIor + sale.

+ FAkM.10r sale.
Tor sale, o Farm, situate in Portsmouth, adioin-
L ing the East.River, seven miles from New port,
containing about 80 acres Of exccll,n, Land, con-
prisng moving, tlsse ard two excelleat orchards.
There is also said farm dwelling house, barn,
crib, chaise house and work. shop, all in good
pair. For pleassntness none can exceed it Fo.
further particulars, apply to the ssbscriber on the
premises AaNER CUNDALL.
Portsmouth, Dec. g.
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Tas fsorring certificate from .Nsssrs. .''ror dnd BIZ
Gngs Grant, Ornggists Stafford, Con, TaUst De truly
infere,fing 10 the gtViefea
"Your COR. Reif's As,hma,c) Pills have perform
ed a miraculous cure in this t0wn.-A man, about
50, had been confined some months, his feet aud
legs badly swollen, a bad cough, respiration dith-
cut, and was given BY his physicians and
friends, who considered him in confirmed consurp-
ton, after taking three boxes Of these Pills, all the
threatening symptoms are removed and be Is 'ast
recovering. Stafford, Seq /.
These Pills give instant case in all coughs, colds
asthmas, diiulty Of breathing, wheeling, tigh,ness
Of the chest, consumption, pain in the side, splitting
Of blood chlincss and shiverings, the forerunners
OF feve,S, &C. Common colds are removed in = few
hours the aged will experience relief equally ins,sn-
tancous when the lungs are affected Price 81
u. .i,t for q" DR.. Relies Asihnaic Pills." Que box
csp,aining 10 Pills frequently effects cure. Mons
az yenuine tsf these sisTed :" W. l. CONWAY"
The whole Of the above Medicines are prepared
and sold, wholesale, by the sole fretr9ctor, w. +
CoSwAy, No. 1, iisrniston.Place, Common street,
Boston, and retAiled by
SAMUEL W. VINSON, Druggist,
Thames sfresf. Ne-psri, RI
Hopp;n, Providence, Isaac Bull, Hartford, John
Tiepout, No. 23s, Wster-street New fofk aud most
Druggists, booksellers and Post.Mssters through
out the United states.
ar Pamphlets Of many extraordinary cures, may
be had NJ the agents, grau,s.
or Meme Of fae c5sve are genuias, Rliep sigrei
"w r. Conway"--a, ysu va'ps health e5ssr,e this I!
'.'A large discount to couatry traders, aud those
who buy to sell again.
Newport Nov IS, 1916.
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NOYICE.

IN order that the subscriber may be enabled to
L meet his own engagements, he calls on all per.
who indebted to him, to make immediate
payment, otherwise he will be under the disagree
able necessity Of placing his demands in the hands
of an attorney, for collection. CALEB TRiPP.
Newport, Oct. 9, 1916.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-01-29


u EsFECTFULLY informs his friends and the pub.
IN lie, that he has commenced the
Auction and Co,ss,issjsn Bnsiness.
and would DC happy TO attend to all who may please
to employ him lie win advance Cash Ola Goods dc.
posted either for public private sale.
He aiso EsepsJor sale,
A large assortment of Groceries and Crockery
Ware, at Wholesale and retail cheaper than can be
bought in this town, for cash only.
New.York money and treasury notes exchanged at
small discount July 8.
JOB r.. TOWNSEND,
rONTINUEs TO carry on the Cabinet. Making
~ Business in all ss variety. He has on hand
quantity of Furniture, made Of the best materials
which he will sell at moderate prices.
.stss, for sale--3o0o fee, Cherry Boards.
'Hanied-a journeyman Cabinet Maker. who is q
good workman and Of steady habits.
N d. All persons indebted are called upon TO
make payment Immediately, that he may be enabled
to discharge his own debts.
Dee i8
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-05-27
MISCELLANY.
Aacient Biographical Sketches.
No, 2.

Justin Martyr This man was born at Neapolis
in Samaria ,ancenty called Sichem, about the year
100. His father was Gentle. In bis youth he
travelled to Alexandria, and became acquainted
with the stoic He found however that be could
learn nothing from them Of the nature God, and
so joined himself to the Peripateiies then to the
Pythagoreans and after that To the Platonics.
Still he was dissatisfied. At length he metwilh an
aged mao who recommended To him the Hebrew
Prophets. lie read these and was convinced that
he bad found the true philosophy
Justin became christian. He always retained
the philosophers garb and preserved strong tine
ture of the philosophic spirit He went 10 Rome
in the reign of Antonnus Plus, and published his
flst apology for the christians a. d. 1A0. Soon
after this be went to Ephesus where he had his dis
course with Trypho, the Jew. the substance of
which has come down to us in his dialogues. He
then returned to Rome and presented his second
Apology to NJ. Antoninus Phiiosophus. This pro-
cured his own death. He was beheadod A. d. f63.
lie was the FIRST christian since the Apostles, who
was manof tearing and philosophy, and the first
who spoke of self-determining power ia the viii,
aserOusion and thus introduced this foreign plant
toto christian ground.
Potbinas--He was born somew here in Asia
Minor about tie year A. ID. rs. He was Bishop
of Lyons in France, and died in prison A. ID. 169.
Dionysius.--He was Bishop of Corinth under The
reigns Of Antoninus Pins and Comnodns, about A.
d. lao. He wrote many epstles to the churches
and individuals. The time of his death and his age
are not certainly known.
TheophiIus, Of Antioch, and MeAfo, Bishop Of
Sardis, lived about the same time. A catalogue of
the books of the Old Testament, written by Nell
to, has come down to us. 1t contaius the same
books that we receive, with the exception of the
book of Esther.
Trendeus.-1he precise dates Of bis birth and
death are not known. He was born in Asia and
educated by Polycarp and Papias Bishop Of HE
rapoIis. He was Presbyter at Lyons, under Pc.
thinus, and succeeded him in the bishoprick, A. d.
i69. He laboured much in Gaul for the conversion
of The barbarians, and wrote considerable but
nothing has come down to US but book against
heieses. He suffered msrtyrdom at Lyons.
ITO be c0ntiaHed.)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-05-27

us! If we but cast our eyes from the win
dow We behold the scene--stores crowded
with merchandize--the crier with his OBJ
s,reperous bell announcing an auction-we
hear the incessant roar of The orays over the
pavement, as if not moment was 10 be
lost in acquiring money--the chariot OF
pleasure decorated with the smiles of Il
male beauty, rolling In the street !; knots of
qnidnuncs at every turn and corner, anxious
to hear, or to communicate, the floating ru-
mors of the day-stately and magnitieen,
mansions rising from the ground, and prep
arations making for future grandeur and
magnihcence--aH these are confronted By the
hea2e, ayhich hassess along neglected, and II
fhr vheei should ha;4aen 20 encounter IA
ehariot Of DISSIPATION, Il s0oald ercsfc 70 ora
er emotion than that Of imfatience for The
8tolhyhfng ofthe carriage. That all this ami
mating spectacle, is to be brought TO this
silent mass of dust and ashes, seems 10 bear
the character of romance ii is mingled
with our belief OF giants and fairies, or some
incredible tale, not worthy of moments
regard-the coffin is suffered to pass, and
with the spectacle, our memory of il like
wise, passes away.-Ted. Republican.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-05-27
POETRY.
Reynolds the Philanthropist.

The following are the concluding. stanzas o
verses to the memory Of the late Richard
Reynolds" by James Montgomery, EMIT
led
"A GOOD MANS MONUMENTn
GO, build his monument land let it be
Firm as the land. bnt open as the sea,
Low in has grave the strong foundations lie,
Yet be the dome expansive as the sky,
On crystal pillars resting from above,
Its sole supporters--,pgr Of fqth and lore
so clear, so pure, that to the lSeenest sight,
They cast no shadow all within be light:
No walls divide the area, nor enclose;
Charter the whole to every wind that blows;
Then rage the tempest fash the ightnings blue,
And thunders roll, they pass nntlarming through
One simple altar in the midst be placed,
With this, and only this, inscription graced,
The song ofangels at immanuePs birth,
Glory to God goodwill, and peace on earth.'
There be thy duteous sens tribe of priests
Not Offering incense, nor the blood ofbeasts,
But with their gifts upon that altar spread -
Health to the sick, and to the hungry bread,
Benefcence to all, their hands shall deal,
With Reynolds single eye and halow'd zeal.
Pain, want, misfortune, thither shall repair;
Folly and vice RECLAIMED shall worship there
The God of hin--in whose transcendant mind
Stood SUCH a temple, free TO all mankind:
Thy God, thrice-honour'd city bids thee raise
That fallen temple. to the end of days:
Obey his voice fulfill thine high intent,
Yea, be thvselfthe Good Mans Monument!