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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-27
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From the. Connecticut Courant.
THE BRIEF REMARKER.

THE BRIEF REMARKER.
"Wisdom and folly meet, mix and unite,
"virtue aud vice blend their black and
their white"
Inferior animals of the same Kind
have. in general. sameness ofphysi-
ognomy, and so triiling are the shades
of difference between them in any
respect, that the pOrtraiture Of one iu-
5iyidual describes the whole species.
But as human animals are moral and
accountable, and subject to law,
marvellous provision is made in the
divine economy for the Identification
of every Individual, in SO far that
each is distinguishablc from each, by
the look. by the voice, by the gait,
by the hand writing, and by several
other modes of difference, hardly de-
scribable, though plainly perceivable.
Were it otherwise, the Judge might be
mistaken for the thief the innocent
and the guilty would be blended to-
gether without the possibility of ma
king any legal discrimination be-
twixt tlrm.
The differences are no fewer, but
perhaps more multiform, in the fea-
lures of mind. So that if the minds
of mankind were as visible as their
bodies, the i. iividuality of each per-
son might perhaps be as clearly de-
ternined, from the former as from the
latter.
AOf the different features of mind,
iacluding qualities of heart as they ap-
pear in overt act, the following are
samples in sketching which, 1 am
constrained. for the sake of necessa-
nv bre,ity, to personify the twenty
s;NlCtters Of the alphabet.
AIS noble spirited, but not chart
\ tsAc: in public subscription his name
txhres well, but a Lazarus might
siarye at his gate.
lis quite candid enough, in re-
speot to practice. but if you thwart
msrely his speculative opinions, he
h rsyes like a bear.
Cts WOMAN, peevish and quer-
\ rulous about little things her heavy
Asslamities she bears with pious rsslg-
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-27
ANECD0TE,

A counsel at the old Bailey in cross
examining witness, asked him "a
mong other questions, where he was
On pa,sicular tay' To which he
replied j." he was in company with
two friends" Friends" exclaimed
the counsel, " two thieves l suppose
You mean." " They may be so," re-
piled the witness, Z" for they arc bJ,h
lawyers.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-27
Cincinnati, N0r.

The Ohio river is a. this time unusual
ly high for the season. The rise Of its
waters has been rapid and unexpected
1t has never been known, at this season
OF the year, to rise to any thing like its
present height. 1t wiil however, greatly
facilitate the descent Of the emigrants,
who usually at this season Of the year ex-
peiiencea tedious and disasreeabls PAS
sage, after they get on the river.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-27
Buffalo, Nor. II.
NIAGAnA YALLs-BRIDGE TO GOAT
ISLAND.

ISLAND.
Augustus Porter, Esq. the proprietor
Of the American side oil the falls of Ma
CARA, some time since purchased Goat
Island, lying in Niagara iver, dividing
the falls. This Island, being situate in
the rapids, has hitherto been deemed
quite inaccessible o. dangerous Of access,
there being only one point to approach it,
and that by putting into the river, mile
o. more above the falls. and then drop.
ping down between the rapids On the
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-27
Baltimore, Nor. e5.

On Wednesday last, Mr.. John Z. Price
Of Cacil county in this state, was eros
sing Bohemia river in boat, in which
were five negro men, one negro woman
and girl, besides six horses and num-
Der of articles of HOUSEHOLD furniture -
when, the horses. alarmed by the dash
ing of the waves on the side of the boat
towards which their heads were turned,
moved backwards so Tar as to cause The
boat to ill and go TO pieces. Mr.. Price,
three of the Negro men and the girl were
drowned the negro women and the two
men WHO rowed the boat, saved theS-
selves by getting hold of part OF the
boat which it appears was floating near
them. Gazette.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-27
From. the Charleston Times.
TO THE LIGHTHOUSE.

TO THE LIGHTHOUSE.
Ye who have sought the distant wave, can
tell heart:
What mingled feelings crowd about the
o. have seen the Wanderer depart,
And no ore bless him-NO one said fare
well. Cdeep--
The night glOom'd dark upon theres'less
No sound was hear,.--saye the lone
sew-mew's vail
ItmaLe the Wanderer start-his cheek
turn'd pale towers STEEP
His eye glanced wildly On the watch
He smOte his burning brow, and turn'd
away to weep.
Hail trembling beam of fairy light,
Gem Of the stormy sea
The stars still shun fearful night,
And leave its ills to thee. -.
So when Misfortune glooms around,
Ey'n Friendships pageant flies.
Ter taper shoulders on the ground,
And slowly faultering-sies!
The Exile needs no beacon fair,
Nor gaudy light Of day,
For he who wanders with Despair,
Shall seldom miss his way.
When the cold wind is high, and the red
liehtnings CLEAN, crest,
And the wave wears white foaming
How wild is the glance of thy ficketing
beam,
Like a gem on the storm spirits breast.
There is no beacon near the bowers
Where faultering wo expires:
How eagerly Se seek the flowers,
And find, alas-the briars.
There is no beacon near the maid
That smiles so rosy sweet
Though often what the sybil said,
Was grounded on deceit.
Go sIumber, re who daggers bear,
Or hurl the murderer's dart;
Ye are less guilty than the fair,
Who breaks the trusting heart.
TIE Exile needs no beacon fair,
Nor gaudy,light of day,
For he who vanders with Despair,
Shall seldom miss his way. IL. T. P.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-27

John Lanarde, the prisoner who was
found guilty Of murder. as mentioned in
the Gazette Of Saturday, was confined in
cell as usual.-On Sunday between 9
aud 5 O'Clock, when the jailor visited
him, he found that Lamarde haG made an
attempt against his own life; having cut
vein in his left arm, supposed with a
piece Of glass. II, appeared to have lost
about two quarts Of blood not sufficient
to endanger life. He now affects stupor,
and refuses to converse or eat any thing.
The physician pronouncins him in ho
danger from the cot, he is put in irons to
prevent any similar attempt. ibid.
Letters from Havre Of the 9Th October,
have been received in New-York-Ihe
French government Lad ANNOUNCED the
intention OF purchasing tosaccoPn the
9th Nov. Cotton was dull, aud %ill ma
terially decline on the appearance Of the
new crop.
Sugar y coffee were III brisk demand,
aad at advanced prices. ibid.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-09-06
smother odd Fish I

The master Of the ship Leonidas,
arrived at this port yesterday from
Hayre-dc- Grass, relates, that on the
'iSin of Ma! last, on his Outward pas
sage, (lai. IA 6, long. i2 25.) he saw
within 90 feet Of the ship Strange
Fish Its lower part formed like fish,
and whitc--'he top ofthe back brown
white short hair on tie head and back
--ahout 5 feet long. The breast, shol-
,iers. head and face, had the appear.
anee Of a human being. II was calm
and tho fish was seen playing round
tho ship the whole afternoon.
n. \. Columbian.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-09-06

regions Of science, and supporting the
cause of liberty ut the courts Of III,
proulrst monarchs: Benjamin Frank
lin has given to his beloved countr'
one of the greatest names of whirf
politics and philosophy can boast. TIL,
Muse has sung bis praise One Of Tia
most eloquent men Of the age ha-
pronounced his funeral eulogium in
one of the greatest national Assem-
blies which ever assembled. The
greatest philosophers Of the time have
filled their pages will, discoveries and
his praise.
As if to aceustom their postcrity to
his glory, and TO teach bis children to
lisp his name. some Of the most popu-
lar works that have lately been I'D
dressed to the rising generation OF
England, have brought forward the
name of Franklin to their listening
auditors. DR.. Akin. in that excel
lent work trimmings al home" and
Nlav0r in his Parents assistant. have
paid him this compliment Of which he
was worthy. But the greatest Of in.
venile benefactors is the celebrated
Miss EdgeNorth. who in two of her
Moral Tales has introduced his namc
Forester (says she) most fottu
nately, ahont this time. happened e
meet with a book which in some de.
gree c0unteracted the inliammator,
effects of Random's conversation, AL,
which had happy teudercy 10 so''e'
his enthusiasm, without lrssening his
propensity to useful cxrrtions. Thi'
book was the life of Ilr. Franklin
The idea, that this great nan hcgar
by being printer and wt'i'st he fol
lowed him, step by step. G rough hi
instrurting narrative. Forester sym
pathized in Ilis feelings. and Observes
how necessary the smaller virtues o
order. economy. Industry and patience
were to Franklin's great chararte
and splendid success
So also ia the " Good Aurt.' sb.
siienres a sneerer At The attempt {,
improve smoky rIiInnies bv saying
s. q. DIR. Franklin's works. inter
runted Supine. CHE sneerer.) 81 iii,
not see the name before: to be sure
must bow down tn that"
Yong man initiate Franklin a.
Forester did.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-09-06
POSTSCRIPT.
--latest from England.

by the arrival at New York of tho
Slip Julius Cesar. in 81 days from
iiyerponl, London papers Of the ga
nd i.vrrp"ol TO the 2ith ofjuly, have
aecD received. A few extracts ar,
'.i,en below.
l'lm price of American stocks Il,
l.onlion. ,iuiy 20. Z. s. Bank Shares
t35 1 2-i4oui,iana per cents 400 a
I;0i.
The price Of American -four al Ii
Ivrrnaol Was so 10 SIS. "A barrel. Ul.
land co;i0n. IL. To 2Gd.
III" important !'rct is said TO be an
bounced, in Il letter from AN officer ri
st. Helena. thai his imperial and roy
u majesty has come to, and walked
oui. lie is said not to look so well as
before Ills sniky iii came on. 1t is Ia
Ibc presumed. however. ill he will re-
'.ain his usual health AMI spirits, by
exercising in the open air.
The NEST perfect tranquility reign,
lin .sigiers. No uMOWari acci,ien,
lad happened to any of the Consuls
as reported.
The prospects of the approaching har-
vest, in England, were of very fIatter.
ing kind--proyisions, Of course we're on
the decline.
In France, they bad commenced gather.
ing their crops, which were, throughout
the nation, excellent and abundant
The London papers ofthe 22d OF July
state, as intelligence received from M
Iremblrg, Germany that Russia had en-.
gagged to support the royal interest in
South America, with fleet of SIX ship!
Of the line, and a strong land force o
from Is, to 10000 men. The conside
ration Of this interference is said TO be
the cession, by Spain to Russia, OF OLE
and New California, the Island of Minor
Ca, in the Mediterranean, and the grant o
commercial privileges,
The celebrated Madame dc Stael i.
dead.
The harvest is so abundant in Siei
! " that expectation from that island j,
laga,n permitted.
The princess Charlotte's aecouchmen
was expected in October.
Ii is stated from Paris, that Ma
dame Regnault and her son had "
;ceived passports for Amer lea. an,
would embark forthwith from one oi
the French ports.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-09-06
Proclamation.

WHEREAS Information has been re-
ceived that disease, deemed pestilential
or contagious, now prevails in the city Of
Charleston, S. G.
Therefore, Resolved, That all vessels
from the port Of Charleston, aforesaid,
coming directly or indirectly to the Port
of Wilmington, Del. shall stop at the
mouth of Christina Creek, atid be pro-
ceeded with in she same manner, and UNI
der the same penalties and forfeitures, as
are provided in cases of vessels coming
from foreign ports.
Resolved, That no person or persons,
goods, wares, merchandise, bedding,
|clothng or baggage, from the said port
of Charleston, sh II enter or be brought
into the Borough of Wilmington, until
latter the Goth OF October next, either by
laud or water, without the permission of
one of the Burgesses and the Port physi.
|cian.
BY order Of the 8urgesses and COINS
ert Of The Boroagh Of Wilmington,
spiti The advice of the Port Ply.
sicion.
Thomas Luff. cec'y.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-09-06
The French Emigrants.

BY a respectable Ih,iian Agent nov
1t the Seat OF Government we learn
that in coming up the O:iu. he me'
upwards oil a huntred fpeucI,men. a;
different tines. directing their coursc
towards the new settlement on tho
iombigl,ee.
General Count Clauzel and Gene
raj Leiebre ifrsnouettes have sailed
from philadelphia with a ship load Of
passengers bound TO tie Mobile.
Marshal Grouchy. the two Gsnerais
Lnt}emand. Gems. FandUmdie. Lalid ,
nal. PemHierS. GARNER dc !Saintes.
Count Real, he. &c. are at the head
of this enterprise. All these disi,n-
gnished men have the means OF doing
much good. Never was project set
on foot under better auspices. or en-
tered into, AS we learn, with more ar
dour and fuller determination to
make fair experiment; TO show what
trrnchmcn can do. Z" am astonish.
ed," said Capitalist of philadelphia
TO Generals Clanzel and Desnouettes
20 that such men as you who have mo-
ney at command, should undertake
such Don GuiXofe expedition, when
by taking your stand in the Exchange
you would get 20 per cent. for your
money without trouble" We hayr
been accustomed" replied Genera
CiauzeI. "to labor for the glory ant
happiness Of our country, not to prey
upon theirs or other peoples necessi
ties" "A reply which marks noble
mind. Nat. Int.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-09-06
NOTICE.

district OF Deld7cnre, SIS.
WHEREAS libel hath been fled in
the District Court of the United States,
in and for the said District, By George
Read, Jun. Esq. DiSt,icf attorney, "a
gainst a certain Schooner, name un-
known, and her Cargo.
Being seized by the Collector Of said
District for violating the Revenue Laws,
as forfeited to The United States, ind
7yhereas the Hon. John Fisher, Esq.
Judge of the said Court, hath ordered the
18th day of September, 1877, at the
Town of New Castle, Tor the hearing of
said Libel, at Court then and there to
be held. he owner or owners and all
persons concerned, are hereby cited and
|admonished TO be and appear before the
said Court, at the time and place aiore-
said, to shew cause, if any they have, why
the said Schooner and Cargo should not
be condemned and forfeited to the United
States, agreeably to the prayer OF the
said Attorney,
Thomas Witherspoon,
Clerk, Dis. &. d. D.
Wilmington Sept |, lSI7-4t
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-09-06
Charleston, Aug. 81.

Charleston, Aug, II.
FLOUR-1his necessary article
of bread stuff has been so scarce TO,
sevcra! days past in this city, that zoe
barrels of Camden, Carter's brand.
were sold on the wharf on Monday
last. al IS dollars per barrel. IL i:
with pleasure, however, that we IN
form our fellow citizens nf the arrI'a
Yesterday, of bctween 500 ana CO.
harreiS' anu tnar more ia expected. 81
that we may shortly Look for more
moderate prices.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-09-06
The Brief Scripture Remarker

"He is RiSen."- Short were the
triumphs Of the powers of darkness,
and Of their human coadjutors. The
Lord Of glory in his humiliation hat
Of necessity descended TO The silent
tomb; but il was impossible that be-
could be holden of death, or that be
should see corruption. How vain ti,t.
sealed stone, and the Roman Guard.
Yet they served TO confirm the trnti,
OF the great point in question. He
rises---he halls, as glorious conquer
or over death and hell, the morn o!
an everlasting day. /.
The host IL Heaven had lymned
his birth an ange! again descended
TO declare bis resurrection.
HIS countenance was lightning. and his vest
line snow at sun rise on the mountains CREST
The keepers became as dead men
H,t his salutitiun to the faithful fe
maes who had come at that earis
h0Dl to see the sepuIcl,re WAS. s. feal
not. Dg l know that We seek Jesu
which Was rrurified. He is not here.
continued the celestial messenger
Sc Tor lac is risen. as he said, Conn
sec the pace where the lord lay"
Is thrr, one existing Among men
who doulns this testimony OF the IN
gel There arc many. What create
proof of their malignity and infatua
ton Thcy will not doubt Of tin
wonderful things recorded 10 profan
history OF The exploits of AN Alexan
Der, ora Caesar hut they will not be
ieve the record chat Gud has give
OF his Son, aitho' The evidence of III
latter is so far superior to that of tn,
ioraler--anounting even to demon
stration.--'The latter, il is true, j
mysterious ; but its being out of lib
common order OF nature can he n
argument against it, when she fact
once established. That Circumstance
inieed adds unspeakabiy 10 its i'm
portance Tor il stamps it with th
seal of divinity.
1t Christ rose, then is his religion
true. And let the iucreduious re
mehiiler that il is not point Of mer,
speculation but If he rose, that tbei
eternal welfare hangs upon thei
hearty belief Of ihe great truth, an,
their rcmediless voc upon thcir re
lection Of it.---Aud why, We boaste
sons OF Reason. will We ,iishclieve
Truly, with the talents Of an angel
nian may be a fool ~
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-09-06

We understand that the Nav,
Court Martial. which was convened
IN this city, for the trial of I4icut. Col.
Wharton, OF the Marine Corps, on
certain charges exhibited against him
by Major Henderson, of that corps,
has determined that il has not the
proper jurisdiction and that, on ap-
plication from the Navy Department,
court has been detailed from the
army, TO meet in this city on the 10th
Of September next Nat. In.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-09-06
.N'OI'{UE.

An adjourned meeting Of the Levy
Cour, of New C,stle County, will be
held at the Court House, in the Town o.
New Castle, on Wednesday the ioth
inst. at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. 1t is particu-
larry requested that the members will be
punctual in their attendance.
BY order
Joseph Roberts,
Clerk of the Peace.
New Castle, Sept. Sat
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-09-06

Translated from Havana paper OF July 50
Official letter from The Government o;
Cubn, 10 His Ercetlency the Presi
dent, Governor and Captain Gene
raj.
MosT EXCELLENT SER-Since the
close OF the mail | have received Ivy az
American vessel that has Just cutcret
this port, the snhjoiued communicative,
from the Spanish Consulate in Nor
folk. "a copy Of which I send your ES.
eeIleucy, that yoI may. If you think
proper, cause 10 be published in The
daily paper of this city. the recovery
OF which it declares TO have been madt
of the effects robbed from our vessel.
by pirates.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-09-06
From the sN'r7c- York Gazctic
September 2, Noon. !
IIorrid Work.

On Wednesday last, duel was fought
q, Hoboken---On Sunday another and on
Monday another! Shortly after the third
duel, some persons attracted by the noise
Of the pistols went to the fatal spot,
where they found the body of man about
Is years Of age ! A ball had entered his
shoulder. On the corpse was found
written on piece Of paper with pencil,
]. CIBBs, squire y
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-09-06

The Petrrshur., IntcIIigenccr states,
that John Randolph. Esl. Of Roanoke.
is making arrangements for a voyage
across the Atlantic. and is taking
leave Of all his old acquaintance and
triends---he intends visiting England
France and Germany, before his re.
turn.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-09-06

Domingo: Now it is somewhat singular
a at cur government was not aware, tina,
SO such place as ape Francois, or St
'omingo is known or acknowledged by
lie present authorities OF Hayti. Ref
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-09-06

Extract of letter from an officer on
board the United States brig boxer,
dated off the
Banze, Goth July 1877.
ave have Just cpme too here alter a
Icruse to the westward. where we had an
|overhauing of Patriot privateers their
prizes, &c.--The General Armis,ead
Iprivatcer has taken 81 valuable prizrs
within Two months we have boarded
three Of III, m---the last a valuable ship
from Havana 10 Tenerifie. The Hot
spur priva'eer schr. commended by II. p.
r. ESQ. late of the United States navy,
has had very severe epgaremeni with
The Spanish government brig, late the
Chasseur OF Baltimore the latter had to
haul off--R lost all his men but 40; he
had so on board---he made three desper-
ale attempts 10 boar, the Don, but the
isuperlori,y of the sailing of the brig ena.
Y Ied them to escape: We are engaged
filling up our water. and are TO sail i'm.
Emediately on cruise as far as, and
20 return Immediately when We shall
probably commence building schr. foi
our tcnder.'
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-09-06
Savannah, August IS.

Savannah, August IS.
We are informed by person from
St. Mary's. that General M'Gregor, re.
mains IS We last stated; his present force
does not exceed 100 men the brig Pa
trota, com. Taylor, sailed on Saturday
the 22d inst. as was reported TO lombard
St. Augustine. No other privateers were
at Amelia w. ar'- also informed that
the French brig detained had sailed, part
OF her cargo having been condemned
which was to be sold on the 26tb. 1t was
also reported that the governor Of St
Augustine was o. his march TO recapture
Amelia at the head or 500 men.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-09-06

~ THE Federal Republ cas- of ch-is'i1na
Hundred are requcsed to meet at the houSs Ct
~ Lamboru, Wilmington, on Saturday the
oh OF September, INST at a O'clock, p ~ -
the purpose of choosing three Delegate.
meet at the house of Charles Allen, Chris;iaai.
Bridge, to form County Ticket
DANES J. bi'indley,
James Armnr.
Sept. s. Committee
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-09-06

The Columbia Is. CD Telescope Of
August 26. announces the sudden deatl
II t1en. Pickcns. one Of the most dis
flnguisled patriots and statesmen O
that state.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-09-06

Capt. DE LA Roche informs, that
wheB he sailed, there WAS q rumDr Uf
an expected WAR between Russia
aud Sweden. II was said that the
Russian fleet had sailed for France TO
take on board the Russian trHups. q
would land them on some part OF the
Swedish d0mini0ns, on their return.
The feet consisted Of 10 sail of men
of war, five ships OF the line they
passed Eisincur, June II. A Iunisi
an corsair was reported to have heeh
seen oiFlhe coast ofJUtiaRa about 2Gth
June. On the night of the 25tlI Of
June, the prisoners, in The work house
at Copenhagen. set il on tire, in order
10 escape /; bu' the king being present,
ordered The troops 60 fire at all those
who should attempt TO escape.--A
bout 2S or 80 meu were slot or per
IishpG III the iiames--severai persons
lin attempting 10 stop the progress OF
the fire, were mistaken for prisoners,
and were fired upon by the soldiers ;
one or two killed. and several wound
ed. The next day the King had six
o. the prisoners who were saved from
the flames shot Bait. ked. Ga<.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-09-06
,Wslamare Ga3ctte.
Mll,MiNGYUN:
SATURD.RY, SEPTEMBER &
MARRIED..

On Thursday last. by the Rev
William Pry"e, Mr.. Charles .4ndcr
son TO Mrs. Sarah Dcrrickson.