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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-03
SELECTED FOR rug GAZETTE.
From tie Knight Of 81. John.
Ev-A NJ paRrFpi

BY A. NJ. PoRrER!
D Il is sweet, on one alone,
In waking dreams 10 muse away
The hours Of night. he hours of day,
Aud a. the tide of time is lowing,
10 see bat one reflection glowing
On its clear glass
What matters then. the moments gone,
Since Others pass
fes. through that stream, 50 clear, - deer,
La beauty ever brighteniag, rises
The fotn orr soul eaa'noar'd prizes
Each tender charm again repeating.
stiil, stitI r"nes'd, hugh ever l-etin,,
Wave follows wake.
lille trancing echoes ser them cep
From mehioryscarc.
Then shat wr scale the rocks of power
0rcolder study, stormy hei.hi.
Or weave The d ,Hcret> tair Slight
or pleasures VAN AMI unabidinr2
No--.tl whore Times full stream is gliding
though Love's green bower,
With thrilling heart and traucr3 eve
There lei IRE live~-i ask nu more--
here lui me die J
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-03
POETRY.
WILLIAM yICKs.
or, DO - orurn ploptr DO.

Won William yisks. a. I've heetdteiI,
A vintner vas al 1ierkeiMeIi
lis Nfc she vas a iss.a vie
Aud oil poor Will Sic did frvio;
Forever wanting soineilhn.s NEW.
She'd crv = bear Viii IRISH as yeu
Would do as other peoyie do
There. neighbour Niles they keeps shcy,
And ven they wanis O. dash away,
And sic with all Tie beaux and hces.
Away they whip % Iiorsney Wells!
ihen, since We all vaul Something oew,
Dear Yaiiam Vicks riAh as you
Would DO as otter peoyie do =
" Vat non y says VIII " vat want younext p
Ivy, VIII, yowitGlakes me NcNt
IL thiuk we lives m ,iirt aud iI,n
A country house would sase tny health:
Aud here's spot with charming tgeo
Dear William ycks rish as you
Would doas 9TH r people 4. -
The hansevas bought and madam nov
Must have coach and servants tpo;
pair Of geldingS smooth mad sleek
And gonts and parties thrice week;
Aud ven poor Viii impatient seeV,
(" Scar Fi'' says ,he, sven know ihai you
Must 10 as otter people d. -
Bot now Wis cash run very brief
50 N,iiI ,urn'd o'er another leaf;
The maids dismss'd---,he house vas sold
And cpach and horses too we're tpld
" Lord Yicks - she >cream'd, vat shall We do P''
" Ia truth ,ays Nicks, yen know that you
Must do as other people do -
Ma'an did not like this change Of life,
So death suAipp'd off poor Yicks's wife;
And now. retrieving his affairs,
Most Chrisiian-like hisl he bears;
And ven you ask him, : How dye do ~
Will cries, Indeed TO tell you true,
do other people do =
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-03
ANEcnoTE.


Tie late admiral Brown, on tue Jamaica station,
had made promise of 4 commission 10 an officer !;
and whcu on his death bed Tecoliecting bis pledge.
he GATED to him his secretars-'' Did nos,'' said
he. " nIake promise Oft commission To- p Tho
reply baing ia the Affirmative. he desired the blank
commission TO be broagh; 10 hin. that although
within he grasp Of death, he NIGH, endeavour to
give elect to his word. \ FIRST attempt 20 aix his
signature was made in vain second failed |
caHnot sign" he ialtered. Ills secretary how ever,
encouraged BIN 10 third attempt the dying Adj
'mral summoned all his strength and wrote his
name, excniusins. the hand Of death is on me but
Divine Providence has enabtd me to fulfil nv
promise p The Commission is now before the Ad-
mirality.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-03
LOST.

n ghe 5fh inn be wesn Portland, and Wei
- brook Gan asa Bayosa iroo bound. long
Bsrrel black sa.nut flock coarle gfain made IN
Sutton (Mass.l Gated with green oa'ze, with about
SIX iachea Of red or top Whosver has found
The taue, aud viii leave il at this Office, fhali be
entitled 70 FIVE DOLLARS reward.
Porta nd, Ian II.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-03
A NEW CLOIHIER.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Suhfcriber
~ bas taken the Clothing mill laey occupied
by DUMMY and Smith, and that he intends to pay
ffrict attention 10 The bulnels all It's various
branches with much neatnels and difpa,ch.- He
10 informs bis friends thar he takes all kinds OF
produce for pay or gives year credit
JOSHUA PARSONS,
Minet, Auguli 2in, 1917. #
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-03
NaIflnm Coz s Hi.

CuMBFRLAap. S. So the heirs and crediiogs of
tie aRaf. If WILLIAM cox ate Of BALDWIN
inasid cuunFy deczsted ,snd al oilers concerned
az EEgRAs Wi3ism Cox Of Norway ia the
~ County oil 0sFord, Trader has psefented 10
Hae be fusEcriheT Judge of Probate within and for
Cid e9unry Of Cumberland, certaip inffrument
RI porsihs 10 DC the iait VIII sndf Teisamen' Of
fsi1 asceafsd for probate You are hereby cited
~ sDcear befsse me al the Probate Office 10 Port
lard ID fsid couofy of Cumberland, on the lecoRd
Wetaefday OF February nest AZ O'Clock 10 the
forenoon hen AID ,here 10 thew caufe if any you
have why he fsid inarumeut ihouid nor he pro
we'd ADD approved a. the lat will and teaament of
laid deccaled
Give uader my hand al Portland aforeisid, this
foag,esnth day of January ss
SAMUEL FREEM IN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-03

y HE fubfcribers having been appointed TO re-
u ceiyc aud examine he claims of creditors of
the eiia,e of JOHN FaREWELL, late of Port
land 10 the County of Cumberland bu cher. de
cealed reprefeated nfeveut hereby give notice
that Gx months are allowed to fad creditors 10
bring 10 and prove heir claims AID thar we will
AMEND that lefv.ce a, he illurance Office of James
Neal in Portland on Friday tie twenty third day
Of Jaauary infi aud on the bird Friday of each of
the five following months from two O'Clock TO az
O'Clock ia the afternoon of each of faia days.
JACOB MOVES. } Commis-
JOSEPH POPR. soners
Portland, Jan is 1918.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-03

THU shalt reaG' Deut 81 IL. .Gire afien-
dance 10 reading" Tim. i 49, "Hhoso read
eth lei him undtrSfand.u Mark IS: "a
Philip. Undfrstdadest thou aeiiat Ihou reodes,7
Eunuch. Howcan 1. except some man shoukt guide
me Acts {: so. 81.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-03
American Manufactured Goods.

r MEXICAN NIanufactuTed GOODS.
No Z, MsDsy's. Ron
JOSEPH POPE, agent for Atmy e ByosUn. oil
. Providence, who keep him coniiautly fuppIied
from their long known and well eflAbllhedFact
ry at Pawtucket, with STRAIGHTFORWARD of
Angerican Cotton Goodt,
CONSISTING
Single Yarn for Wsspog aud 6lling
* 5 threaded white and color'd Stocking Yarn
White and colored fe wing Cottons
Shirting Checks Stripes
inghams-Chambrsys- Bed Ticking sc
~ 5hopkeepers in town and country and PEG
pie ia general who with 10 furniih themleives with
the above articles, will be fuppiied at The Factory
prices
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-03
RENOVdL
Insurance Brokers Office.

THE UNITED MARINE < FIRE IESU
RANCE COMPANY of Portland, having
discontinued underwriting the fubfcriher gives
notice that he has opened office in the lame
building for the pufpofe of Marine Infurance
where the cn(tomers 10 the late Office, and Others
are invited TO call-none bui good names w,ll be
offered. JAMES NE L.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-03
Lisbon Bridge.

THE proprietors for building and fupporting
J. Toll Bridge over the Anaroscogg'n River,
near the foot of the Ten Nile falls, 30 called be
tween Lisbon and Durham, are reminded thar
their annual meeting will be holden on 7Issday
tbs fbedda, IF Feb,Ia,s nest at the fehool houfe in
Little River Village in Lisbon, for the following
purpsfes viz;
To chccie Moderator
9 To choose a Clerk, and fuch other Officers as
may De deemed pecehary.
s To trao(act all oEher bulineis that may legally
be brought before the meeting
JOSEPH w. ID AVIS 2 P,epristOrs
Lisbon Jan. l, 1873 Gisfk
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-03
COpartnershlp.

yTlHE subscribers have formed . connection IN
d The purpose Ut transactng business on Commits.
ni'tson IN this City, under The firm Of
JOHN f. GEO. ". LYNCH.
JOHN LYNCH,
GEO. " LYNCH.
New- YORK., January g. 1915.
REFER fVCES.
Messrs. lie Roy Bavard 4 Go J :,
M"ssrs. Prime. Ward & Sands, - -
Hon. James LLOYD
Messrs. Thomas G. Amory 6 Co. Boston.
Messrs. Munson G. Barnard
Ner- York. Jan s 1918 (8w1
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-28

1t Was ssseJ, in the British House OF
Commons, May 2S, whether any steps had
been taken 10 induce Portugal to fix term
for the abolition of her trade in slaves.
Lord Castlereagh,in answer to this inquiry,
observed, thar F" in consequence OF the con-
ference a, Paris, Spain had been induced to
put an end 10 the trade The Ministers OF
the Allied Powers, immediately on the con-
clusion OF that treaty, had taken steps 10
represen, it to the King Of Portugal, and
urge his most faithful Majesty to agree to
similar tTa,y. This was about two months
ago. He was not able to inform the House
of the manner in which the representation
had been received"
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-28
PORTLAND BYLAWS.

The JoAo1sng communication from a respectable
troSsr in the south part Of the toun has been
handed Us for publication. The laao Of uhieh
ne complains has not been in opsrdtion long e.
nough fairly TO test its uttlity-rasi her has lis
prorissons all been enforced-.cc trusf, Therefore.
'fr'H hereafter be found that many Of the ersls
vhsSh the urafer dppreher,ds, srsU prore ground,
less and The lam forud 10 be salatary. .Neperthe-
less i0s may be deeetred and as Others differ from
~ ~ opil1o1, a0e are rilIsng the subject should
undergo d,sepssiors--and 10 pron,ulgate the
arguments for and against the ac, proulded ii Be
done IN dtspGssionate maYner-carefullv a.
rosding sreyy thing that may tend 10 erasper-
Sss one class cfe'tisens against another.
To the CiJizens of Portland.
The writer Of this wishes to enquire. what
mighty good will probably be effected. or what
mighty evil will be corrected, by rigidly enforc
ing the Bylaws lately published The writer.
with due respect, wishes to suggest few obser.
yations for the citizens cool and deliberate CON.
you have located the Market
quite at ons end OF the town, as it respects bu-
siness, nearly one mile from that part Of the
town where the writer resides. What the fact
As respects shepkeepers buying meat, There i
= large number Of poor labourers and uechan-
cKs, who depend upon the shops in this part Of
The town for their meat, as we'll as other articles,
ma who have not money to buy with through the
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-28
FOREIGN ARTICLES.


JGNc
Wednesday morning an Ok, belonging
20 Mr.. Ronaldson, butcher, in Lcish, be-
came furious in driving to the fhambles,
and after circui,ous rout thro' the town
pursued man up the fairs of houfe,
in Bath.ftrers, to the height Of four TO-
ries, including the attic Rory, and enter
ed garrct room, the mother of the man
il had purfued, was in bed fle fortu-
na,ely cfcapcd from its fury, bus the an
;mal temained till he tors to pieces the
bed cloths and bedding, broke the bed
fsead AMI every article Of furniture in
the apartment andn was not wthou.
rontiderable difficulty he was dislodget
and taken down fairs.
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-28
@ortCa)1S:
Tuesday, July %. 1918.
INTERESTING.

AROSE WHO are fu0eOled tOf uae IOhTLAnD
GAZETTE in the towns Of Gruy, Ne1v Cloves
ter, Poland, .Mhrot, Turner, Hebron, Buck
field, Paris. Noraay. Wateyord. Bridgton,
Fryeburg. COnzaay, Br0ayfsld, Hiram, Bald
cyin and Stand,sh, are informed that one Of the
proprietors of this establishment will call up
on them for Che payment Of their bills in the
course Of three weeks---and as he can spend
but little time with each individual, it is Ell
pected they will make provision for the dis
charge Of their bills as promptly as possible -
Those accounts which are Of several years
standing must be settled" peaceably if we
can, torcibly we must"
ET Subscribers in Paris, Nor7yay and
Hebron, are informed that their bills have
been forwarded 10 THOMAS CLARK. Esq. Of
Paris--and that settlement With him pre-
vious to The above time, would save US troa
bic and expense.
Arrivals at various parts of the country hare
furnished European papers to a late date--but
they have ceased to be big with events.n A
few articles, however, selected for the amuse-
ment Of our readers. What they lack in nara
tions Of" wars and rumours Of wars we think is
made up in new inventions, and plans for the
ameliogation Of the condition Of man.
The confidence Of the French capitalists in
favour Of the continuance ofthe restored gov
eminent exceeds all calculations The Cab
met wished 10 obtain loan of Is millions
Of francs and subscriptions 10 the amount OF
10 millions were received. This confidence
on the eve Of the departure Of the allied for
ces, speaks volumes in favor Of the perma-
nence 0: the Bourbon dyna.ty-and is alto
gether unparalleled in the financial history Of
France--elther as kingdom or an empire.
The deaths Of the plague al Algiers exceed
sixty five day, and at OroD one hundred.-
II has extended into Morocco. The new
Dey Of Algiets conducts himself With great
moderation.
They have made in Vienna the frs, exper-
lment Of machine to NOW grass. This in
genlous machine is harvested TO two horses.
aud in the space Of len hours will cut FIVE
Austrian arpents Of grass, which ID 600 square
tathoms each.
4 man living in the Rue du Paon, hanged
himself on Tuesday night. in bis own apart
ments. Within the last four days, he had
lost 10000 francs at the gaming table, with
contract TOR an annuity OF $4,000 francs, and
last Q! all, even his watch He left written
paper explaining The cause Of the last des-
perate act.
Some Of the Leith whale ships are this year
furnished with harposn guns, which have
been used by the Hull vessels for several
years. On Tuesday their utility was tried
IN the second wet dock, in kring at barrel,
and the experiment fully answered The expec-
tatlon. The gun is mounted or the bow Of
the boat, and the iarpooO with line attach.
ed. is fired out Of If, and will strike at the
point blank distance of 80 or 40 :athoms by
which means fish may be struck when there
is no chance Of reachng it by throwing the
dart with the hand.-Enghsb poper.
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-28
CURIOSITIES.

4 person reading an article extracted
from the Winchester Herald, relative to
toad being found in the solid part Of a &C.
dar, called at this Office and related the fol
lowing circumstance
Seventeen years ago he (,he inform ant)
wa, digging well at Eewburg, and af,el
digging through Ave feet Of earth and bias
ting through eleven feet Of slate rock, a
small living turtle nearly the size and
thickness of a dollar wss found 1t was
very soft. but on exposure to the air soon
became hard, ard was delivered TO John
Dewitt, Esq. of Fishkill. On relating this
to a gentleman he expressed no surprise,
bu, stated fact which he said was well
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. person who had mar
BILE jambs 10 his house, often heard the
croaking of a toad, whenever the FIRE be-
came warm and at length was induced to
take out the piece, and on breaking it dis.
covered living toad closely bedLed in
marble.--N. 7. Col.
Three negroes, two males and one fe.
male, were executed at Winchester. Yir-
ginia, on the 10th inst. for tie murder Of
their master, Doctor Rober, Berkely-
Two others. who had been convicted as ac-
compiices in the crime, but who had been
recommended TO mercy, were conveyed to
Richmond for transportation
Major Nathaniel Creushaw, OF PiusyIva-
MIA county, Virginia, was murdered by four
of his slaves, on The Sd Of July last. Two
Of the principals hsve escapsds
We are sorry TO have occasion 70 swell
our semi-weekly catalogue OF crimes, by
stating the death of woman in Schodack,
oee0sioned by woa'ds Uanfsnly infieted BY
her husband . He is secured in Troy
goal.-.1l6any Argas.
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-28

A letter from Samuel Huntington,
Efa TO his brother in this town, dated
1aquemel, (St. Domiogo,) joy 1-fays.
" Chrilfophe is but 9 leagues from Port
au Prince, on his way to make war with
the Republic, with mott of his army
The people here are in high spirits
ready and anxious to meet him, and con.
fdent of fucccfs.
" The produce of this country is 70
exceedingly icaree and high. thar many
veacis, which have been here feveral
months from Europe, are obliged to wait
FOR the next crop for their cargoes."
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-28


il had purfued, was in bed fie fortu-
na,ely efcapcd from its fury, bus the an
;mal temained till he tors to pieces the
bed cloths and bedding, broke the bed
tead AMI every article Of furniture in
the apartment andn was not withou.
conGderabIe difficulty he was dislodged
and taken down fairs.
rARis, May 9.
The royal academy of Science, in their
Gttirg of the 18th of April. has heard,
with lively intereR, detail. made by MIR.
Recherand, Of angular operation per-
formed%bys sha. skilful furgeon. This
operation, In which the heart and lungs
have been uncovered, BY making the re-
fecion of rwo ribs, and by cutting about
eight inches fquare of the plsvre, which
had become lwelled with cancer, is new
in the hiltory Of furgery, and reaches the
bounds of poGbiliry IN this fpecies of op.
Grafton. No doubt Mr.. Recherapd will
foon give 10 the world the memoir in
which he has detailed the particulars Of
this bold and fuccelsful undertaking.
The late loans in France have been Ia
Ken by French eapitalits. Il is less es-
frntial how large national debt is, if
none Of the intereR is paid out of the
country
The Emprefs of Ru1a and Prince
Michael arc daily expected in England.
The King of Prudia has commenced a
tour. which is to extend TO the capital Of
RuGa.
i'd. Cockburn is candidate for Par-
Lament for Portfmouth.
The French Academy Of Arts and
Sciences, ar Duon, have elected the Brit
ifh Duke of SuHex. Sir JofePh Banks and
Lord Holland, Members.
The Duke of Cambridge. and his
bride, the Princels of Hefe Cafel, have
arrived in London, and been re married
according 10 the forms ofthe Church Of
England.
n motion was made in the Honfe Of
Commons in the time of the grand re-
hellion, that fuch men as were ehofen TO
fervc in the Parliament's troops houid
be faithful and skibuiriders. MIR. Waller
faid, He much approved the motion !;
FOR il is very necelary the riders be faiths
ful, left they run away with the horses
and skilful, Ieit their horfes run away
With them"
LIvsKPooI, MAT 30.
Moif Of our readers are acquainted
with the prognoaicks Of certain philoso.
pliers, who have cheered Us with the
hope ,ha, after the Polar Ice, which 10
now in courle Of diHolutioR, hall have
completely emigra,ed from the north to
the south, our climate may be expected
I'd undergo a great melioration. This
comfortable prediction, We are happy 10
FAY, ieens 10 be already verifying. So
many days Of hot fuEs and bright skies
in the month of Nav have not occurred
in Liverpool, we believe, for period Of
at leal 10 years. The frR week, in the
prefent month, and the laif two have exs
hibi,ed specimens of climate which we
iuppofe, would be thought fine, even in
France and Italy. IF the feafons consin-
ne thus TO improve, according 10 the an
,icipasions of fome Of our fanguine geolo-
gifts, we may expect in few yezrs, a
gain to grow our own wines, ~ in Eng.
lands happier days,and the plains Of Kent
may be as confpicuous for their vineyards
as their hop grounds.
The agricultural reports from every
quarter of the continent Of Europe as well
as Great Britain, promife an abundant.
haryeH.
BOSTON, JULY "a,
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-28

A dwelling house frame of the Rev Mr.
GRANT, OF HawIey, Hampshire county was
raised the 23d ult in about Two hours, zvifh-
oat fhe use ofarcsns stiyl.s. in accordance
with the good old custom of New Eng land,
the throne osgrace was addressed before
the raising by the Rev. Mr.. Wood, for q
blessing in the undertaking, and afterwards
the Rev. Mr.. Field offered q tribute OF
thanksgiving TO the Preseryer Of their lives
and limbs.
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-28

The British government,since the peace,
have no, only reduced the national taxes
seventeen millions, but paid off from sew
enteen 70 eighteen millions OF the national
debt during the shor, period ospeaes.
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-28

MIR. Wall, merchant, a native of Ire
land, lately died 1t Georgetown ID -
from excessive heat. He had walked three
miles when the thermometer stood 80,
without perspiring, and shortly after fell
down dead.
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-28

The Soldier who killed his fellow solder
il duel at Sacketl's Harbor,has been founo
guilty of MANsLAuGaTEa. and sentsnceo
20 10 years imprisonment. warning ios
none but GEsTLEMES" 10 presume 10
fight duels
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-28

A spring has recently been discovered ~
North Carolina, between Fayetteville ana
Wilmington, whose waters have Effected
some surprising cures Of the consumption,
dysen,ery, cusaneous and rheumat'ck dis
orders.
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-28
To etiquette and ceremonies,
Excise and stamp acts. &c.

Now all these have been The distinguish
ing characteristics of the personages now in
power OF course, il is unfair 10 say that the
old lady is dead, she merely onimosss another
body, or at least must be allowed to have left
q poysyful progeny behind her
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-28

The corporation OF New York, have given
notice that all the Quakers in that city, who
do not pay their military fines, 10 lieu Of per-
forming military duty, before the 18th July.
for The last sfr gears, wil he liable TO hare
their goods and elects attached to pay lbs
same. -.
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-28

CRAr, who formerly robbed the old u.
S. bsnk at Charieston, and who was lately
sentenced to death for burglary, has been
executed ., Fayetteville, Nor,h-Caroina.
AT the same time and place, BroUe5sy .
black, was executed for murder. And in
Washington county, in the same state.
Gen. Dawson has been executed for the
murder ofhis con, 6ne youth of about
eight years, BY whipping him until he
died.
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-28
For he Gaseas.
Mr.. SHIRLEY,

Al this eventful period, when so much has
been said TO tarntsh the fame fGen. Putnam.
any favourable testimony which can be addu-
ced 10 support OF bis character, will not,
imagine, De deemed superfuous.
The following eulogium is extracted from
periodical work, published soon after the
death OF Gen. Putnam. 1t was written by
Dr. Albigence Waldo, and will evince that be
who died in full possession OF bis country's
regard and gratitude, possessed also, infer,-
DE ttrtas, and "nddunted courage b.
EalOgiun on Gen. Putnam.
Those venerable relicks once delighted
in the endearing donestick virtues, which con-
stituta the excellent neighbour-husband-
parent--and worthy brother liberal and
substantial in bis friendship ;---unsuspicious--
open--and generous just and sincere in
dealing "a benevolent citizen OF the world
tie concentrated in bis bosom, the noble
qualities of an HoNEsT MAN.
Born herp-whom nature taught and cher
'shed IN the lap of innumerable tolls and dan
gers, he was terrible in battle But, from
the native amiabensss Of his heart--when
carnage ceased, bis humahity spread over the
yteld, like the refreshing zephyrs Of SUM
mer's evening The prisoners--the wound-
ed-the sick-,he forlorn-experienced the
delicate sympathy. Of thss SoLDIEK's PILrAa--
The poor, and the needy, of every descrip-
ton, received the charitable bounties OF bis
CHRISTIAN SOLDIER.
he pitied litsleness--loved goodness-ad,
mired greatness, and ever aspired to its gIori-
Gus summit The friend, the servant, and al
most unparalleled lsyer of bis country So
worn with honourable age, and the former
tolls of ryar-PUTNAM -" Rests from his
lab0urs."
I" Till mouldring worlds and tumbling systems
burst
When the last trump shall reno7ate his dust
Still by the mandate Of eternal truth,
His soul will flourish in immortal youth ~
This, all who knew him, know this. all who
lloyd him, tell"
The corporation OF New York, have gsep
notice that all the Quakers in that city, who
do not pay their military fines, 10 lieu Of per-
forming military duty before the I 5sh Juis