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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-02-24
EDW ARD HOWE,
No. S. Net ebsats Ro1D, Middis-.ess
-aAs FoR SALE

Nc. S. Tei c5sats Ro1D, l1ifds-4sss
-HAs FoR sALk-
u EST Nankiu Crapes-pieces black ak Hand
- kerchiefs-A general afortment OF Sroadeo'hs
--CafIimeres--Pelise Cloths and Flannels-- hgurd
aatiners snG osisbury aarel-Iabe Coons-
tartan plaid Bomb azet--Hearth Rugs-Rofe Ban
ke,s-Sattinets-- 6enrea Cord-red and green
3ockings- Worried Welcoats and Drzwers-f2ens
fine wor tied and lambs wool Hofe-Ladies WORT
ed aud fix do-Chintz and Imitation Shaw's-
coour'd elk aud Bandana Hhdkts--piad and fig-
ured Siiks- Per lians Cambrck and Gahloe Prints
--Furniure CalI,co--Scotch Ginghsms-Eng hh
do-Linen Canbricks-do Hhdkfs-4'4 Irsih
Lineas-IndS s-ottons Jeans
Cotton Checks and Stripes-unbleached cotton
Sheesiugs. -leam loom Cottons Cotton Servings
sfors ed colors-blaek figured real Lace-Lae
Mu1ins-6gured Leno do-pain Book do and
: mofick Mul ns-s Sewing Silks and Twia-Rut-
ia and American Diapers Ruiha Shee,ings-Os:
n.bipg Bin'aps Dowlas aud Lrafh Cotton Da:
mask NAPKINS an aGsrtmeot Of Ribbons-Ta?es
and Robbins quality lhOe Binding-Sik and Cot
ton Fsrrsss--S,ik Braid-Tsble Mats-Pearl and
Lioen fhrt Buttons Bundle and pound Pins ::
Maltese Gilt and Il K Buttons FLYER ey d Need
les /: Hook and Eyes &c &c tf) Dec 50
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-02-24
POETRY.
From the Sapannak Republican.
SKETCH
OF A LATE DEBATE IN CONGRESS,

OF A LATE DEBATE IN CONOREoo,
On the Compensation Bill.
By DIcKY DooGEsEE, Esq. Poetaster, &c.
Mr. Williams sat down, and had merely TO say,
That he was content with six dollars day
When up starts Tom Cobb, in terrible rage
With speech with action, quite unlike sage.
Who demanded twelve dollars to place IN his lob,
Not thinking, thereby, that the people he'd rob,
He said, Mr.. Speaker, you must kaot0, I'm
married,
And my wife TO the session." shall SOMETIMES be
carried;
Which $40 holc'' could be done with six dollar'
aday,
A most pitifuI sum for gentieman's pay
For with nv board and her board, aCtGt's If to1
the play?
Why the niggarlly sum Of a dollar per day.
| must bring my wife, for =" may 4 be tialntd,"
Ii the folks would not think, that OF her
'.I'm ashaln'd--
AS for those that single, let them have but
nine,
But twtiee's not TOO much FOR my coach. me and
mine:
For she must be decked III brilliant array
Or folks at the palace would have somttting to say
So give me- squire Speaker, tw Give dollars per da!
Or henseforih at home with my wife must stay.
Let patriots take Just much as they pcasc.a
But |, aud my wife, must live quite at our ease;
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-02-24

entitled "An Act, regulating the
choice Of Town Officers and Town Meet
ings.''
DE II tadcied by The Senate and House Of Repre-
ID sentatires H. General Coltrt assembled end BY
The authority zine same, That Whenever the In
habisants of any Town or District, legally as
sembed 10 act on any subject relating exclusively
to Pari.les, no person y no il not member 81
said Parish and liable be ASSESSED fur parochiai
charges .ba be permitted to vote in such meet
ings.
Approsed by tie Governor. Fsbruary Sd, 1918.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-02-24
TIP RUSSIA FEATHERS
for ls6 aud $50 per ID.
EDWARD HOW +,

no. S, Merchanis' ROg, Middle street
Has FOR SALE


Il 900 lbs. Sea Fowl and Rus
ia FEATHERS at wholelale retail. for Cath
or Country Produce
Bedticking, Chintz and White
Eringes--Bedbinding aud Tafisls-carpet .'nd
ina-green Morean for pew cuttings -Sota'--
safy aud Lolling Chairs-Hair M"ureiie'--ee saa'
Preach and American PAPER HANCiNGs, with
borders collections of The moDuaienss IA Paris. A
good sEstmsnt of MILITARY GOODS. &c. SC.
xLs on consgnmeat. from Digse'ts Factory
a rich and elegant assortment of Gilt and Mahog
adv framed LOOKING GLASSES, which will be
iold as low a. a, any-fiore in town
Beds made and. filled at short
Do,ice, aud the UPHOLSTERY Budaefs carried
On as uiusi 10 all its branches.
-WAVTED
1000 bushels of good BARLEY,
for which Feathers or other Goods will be given at
caih prices On lee %
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-02-24
NJ Mem Goods !! /!
JOSEPH JOHNSON,

i-TAs JUN received from the lated inPortat'ons
/ l. large aifortmeut of GOODS,
AMONG WINCH ARR
Bombaxetts Wilbores; Elk, cotton and worried
HoGsry; ga CarliAe Ginghams dark undfeised
Cambria Prints; common Ca'icoes Furniture
Plates; Steam Looms Sheetiugs; and Cam
brio; Cambria Muffin eoiored Cambrics; coreed
aud ftrips Cambria plain aud faocy Muil'o Lin
ems; I.oug Lawn; linen cambria handkerchief ;
Lace veil,; GA Damaf< Table G o'hs; priH'ed,
imitation, ilk and merino Shawls; back and fancy
fix Haudkerchiefs cotton Bapdannss; Flag mad
ras & cambria Handkerchiefs; cambria. furniture
and common Dimo,ies black & coiored Luiirings ;
Italian and Canton Grapes white lean (; swan
down, toilinet and black fix Veiiings; Gotten,
beaver, kid and Glk Gloves; fix Umbrellas ;
Ribbands elk Lace; thread aud pearl Shirt But
tons; Braces; Pocket Books: India Cotton and
Cheek; Factory Sheeting, shrsing, and Gingham'
Petite Cloths; Coatings; Flanels u Baizes; Broad
clo,h CalIimere, &c. &C.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-02-24
AN ACT concerning Constables.

RE At enacted BY tie Senate and House Of Repre-.
= sentdfires in General Court assembled, aud bv
The authority Of the same That all unincorporated
plantations which shall from time TO time be order
Cd by the General Court, to pay any part or pro.
portion Of the public taxes shall be and they hereby
fully vested with the same rights and powers OF
choosing tonstables, as towns by law possess; and
the powers duties oath end responsibilities of such
Constables in plantations shall be the same as Of
those 10 towns. -
-fPprousd by the Governor, February 10th, 1918.
Copy examined by a. BRADFORD,
Secretary of Commonwealth
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-02-24
year OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
eight.
sYfrored6y he Governor, February Cd 1918.
Copy examined by A. BRADFORD,
Secretary Of Commonwealth.
AN ACT in addition to the sew.

AIN AZ III duOitlOn 10 Inc sew
eral Laws now in force to secure to owners
their property in Logs, Masts, Spars and
other timber.
ssss.s by n "s es. and H as
assembled and By the authority Of the same That
the same provisions. contained IN the first Section
OF the Act entitled An Act in addition 10 an
Act entitled an Act to TO owners their prop.
ery in logs, masts, spars and other timber which
il applied 70 Saco river, shall after the passing of
this Act, be also extended TO Presimscoi river.
SEC. Q. BE 1t further enacted That the third sec
ton of the said Act which this is 10 addition. be
and the same is hereby repealed.
SIC. 9. BE IL further enaeted, That the owner or
owners of any logsor other timber or their agents.
shall have liberty at all tines n peaceabIe man.
ner, 10 enter any mill, or any mill crow, BOOM or
raft OF logs, or other timber in search of any logs
Or othes timber which he may suspect to be there;
and any person or persons who shall prevent such
search,sla forfeit and pay for each and every such
offence, ine not less than twenty five dollars nor
more than one hundred dollars, TO be recovered no
action OF debtin any Court proper 10 try the same
in the name Of the person who thus sustans The
damage aid TO be for bis use.
SEC A. BE 1 further enacted, That if anv person
shall be found have in bis saw mill or on his mill
crow, lying on said PresumscOt river or on the
rivers. streams or ponds emptying into the same
any mill log or mast, marked with the mark of the
proper cwner and which does not belong TO the
person who shall thus be found to have the same IN
possession y aforesaid, shall, for each and every
los Or mast 10 found, forfeit and psy the sum Of
twenty dollars, TO be recovered by action of debt
before any Justice Of the Peace in the County
where the offence is committed, for the use of The
proper owner Of said log or mast who shall sue for
the same. %
-fFprored By the COgern0T, February 9, 1918.
Copy examined by A. BRADFORD.
Stcretaryof Commonwealth
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-02-24

vTrHR fubfcriber hereby givei public notice to
1 all concerned that he has been duly appoint
ed and taken apon himfe!f the truif of Admins.
,rator of the eilate of NATHANIEL STAN
WOOD. iare of Bfunfwick, 10 the 'Junty of Cum.
herIaud yeoman. deeeaied. by giving bond xs thrr
raw direcy,-He therefore requelts all perfous VIII
are iodeb ed to The faid decezfed's eltae TO make
immediate payment, and ,hofe who have any de-
rnands thereon TO exhibit the fame for fettlemenl
10 JOHN DUNLAP, Sd
yrunfwick, Feb 81 1913
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-02-24
AN ACT to repeal the Act gran
ting the privilege of Review in Civil

ING The privilege OF Review in Civil
Actions.
q al enacted BY The Senate and House Of Repre-.
- sentatiues IN General Court assembled, and bv
ne authority ofthe some. That the Act passed the
wenty-sixth day of February, in the year of o,ia
Lord one thousand seven hundred and eighty sew.
Co. entitled " An Act granting the privilege Of
review ~ Civil Actions" be AMI the sans is here
by repealed Prouided hopeuer. That the said Act.
and all the prov isons thereof shall be and remain
- force as TO all actions in which an appeal mas
already been entered from the judgment OF anv
Court otConmon Pleas. 8,
-9?Pfoqed blythe Governor, February 9, 1919.
Copy examined by A. BRADFORD.
Secretary Of Communicable
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-02-24

r. HR fubfcriber hereby gives publ notice to
1 ALI concerned, tina. fhe has been duly appoint
"A .oa taken upon her fef The truff of Adniniiira
,r;, ON the eflate of SAMUEL BARTUL a, late
Of Freepcrt in the county q eomDel'4uu. WA
ner. deceased, by giving oooa . tne -" o"sI
fhe therefore regueits an pefou' VINO arc ilossu
TO the fAld deeeafed ehase 10 make 'nmeae
p r. 70 ..h;bIt tho fame TO MARY BARTOL..
PorsS a. FEB. ii, Is S.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-02-24

AN ACT to repeal certain acts,
prohibiting The passing OF Bank Notes N
in certain cases.
TIE IL enacted by the Senate end House Of
sho''' ID Representatives. IN General Court ASSN
Gled and BY the authority Of The sane, That from
and after the passing this Ac, the fourth section
of am Aci, entitled 4" An Act requiring The several
Incorporated Banks il this Commonwealth, to
adopt the stereotype steel Plate, IN certain case'
.auG for Their purposes" gassed tue 4th DAY oi
March il the war of OH, Loid one thousand eight
hundred aud nine, and also an Acs. entitled. = AN
Act in addition TO an Act, requiring the several
INCORPORATED Banks in this Commonwealth, 70
adopt he Stereotype Steel Plate III certain cases,
ana for 4, her purposes" passed on the twentieth
,av of jane, in the year Of our Lord, one thousand
eight hundred and nine, be- aud the same are hereby
repealed.
SIC. .. BE Il Carthtr eadeitd That the President
and Directors of all the Banks, which now are on
may be hereafter ineoi pdrated nhder The Authority
of the lie gslature OF this Coninonw eaIh, small
| ave the power 20 issue ard TINT BIlIS oil the &C.
uomI aion Of one twoS three doliais,to tBe amount
Of Ia ens five per centun OF their capital Nott
actually si, in, any thing 10 their respective acts
OF incorpui alton 10 the contrary notwithstanding
SEC. s BE IL further enacted. That no Bank OF
Banking Company whatever, within this omhon-
wealth, shall al any time, make or issue any Phi
or Bills Whatever, mheten fractional part of a
dollar is ex pressed under penalty Of one hundred
dollars Tor every Bill 80 made and passed 10 be
receive ed by action of debt in any Court proper
totry tie same, to The use Of the person abo shall
81 therefor.
.spprored by The Gorerncr FEB. 8, 1878.
Copy exauined by 4. BIZ ADFORD,
Secretary Of Commonwealth.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-02-24

oil. 8 4, 7 4 and 8 A elegan
xed fix ShawIs
Imitation do.
I'm Common chintE do.
d Silk worried aud cotton
Ints Hole
ali six Half Hofe
Englifh and French fix
ced Gloves
Kid and Beaver do
an Black Italian Grapes
Do. fix veiling
ON White figured and buff
Merfaiiles do
Ien Cambria and common
ANS Dimoties
am Plain book, Leno and
fancy figured Mullins
iefs Cambria do.
ucy silk Umbrellas aud Par
afols
vet Cotton Umbrellas
Satin and Lultring Rib
bous
lbs Plaid and fancy do.
ngs Shell & horn Hair Combs
Is. Gilt coat u ven Button
lag Imperial do. do.
Bell and pearl Buttons
Green and fancy figured
Bonnet silks
Pins Needles
Tapes Fans, &c.
Tor Plain and figured BON
baxetts aud Rattinetts
Stocking Nett, &c. &c
large aGortment of
CAN GOODS,
srsTrso or
Warp Yarn,
I'd Threads,
stocking Yarns
elton salls
bleached shiftings
0. sheetings
.ks
Cio.hs, &c &c.
be fold low for Cab
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-02-24
NJ English Goods. u
Josiah Munroe,
No 5. UNION ROW MIDDLE ST,
HAS JUST RECEIVED.

-slegant changeable and plain
ID Petite silks -Synchaws aud 5arfnets-itsam
loom shirting add sheeting--blAck aud eolored
Twilt Buttons Ladies fancy fix Hdkfs Fiaggl
5andanaa and black FIX do-copperPlate = MAJ :
sese Extraordinarily Fsoeks-worfed and NIX
Hufe -Rihbons - rortofe she'll Combs Long
Lawn Fix B. aids---velvet Ribbons Bfitiih SHIRT
sng--cotton, ELK and linen Flofs-plain and hsur
ed book and Leno Muaia-B roadclo hs--Cafh-
nsres eattinets-- Raft 'oets and Ftsnoels-6 h'k
lace marking Canyais shawl Veitng'-'.ing
ham, Cambria -Goves-ThFe4d &c &c. All oil
which will be sold At the lowell cain prices
Feb 8 u
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-02-24
AN ACT establishing the COM

pensaton Of Witnesses.
+ enacted By The Senate and House Of Repre-
sentaflres, a. Central Court assembled aud by
HE authority Of Tie same, That from and after the
passing OF this act, each and every witness duly
summoned TO attend at the Supreme Judicial Court,
or any Court Of Common Pleas or Sessions, shall
be entitled to one dollar for each and every days
attendance at either of said courts as witness.
9PPrOred blythe GoreruOr February 10, 1918.
Copy examined by A. BRADFORD,
Secretary of Commonwealth.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-02-24

Blue, black, green, oil.
i've, brown and mixed
BRO ADCLOTHS
Do. CASSIMERES, I'm
gle and double mild
Sup. fine undrefs'd Prints
Fine and common Cali
Goes
Superior and low priced
Furnitures
Cotton and linen Cam
tries
Britill and fieam loom
Shirtings
7-8 and "A Iri1h Linen
8 4, A & 6 4 Ginshams
Black and coiored Cam
brics
Black fix Handkerchief
Flag Bandanna andfancy
ok do.
Plain and figured velvet
Bindings
Cotton Laces
Blue and yellow Nankins
| Qualify q Shoe Bindings
Cambria Pocket Hdkfs.
Patent and cotton Flag
ditto
Levaptines
Black Sinchaws
Do. Sarfnetss
| Plaid do
Double and 6ngle Flor
elce
| ALSo-on hand a lar
! AMERICA
| coNsIs'
| White aud blue Wa
| white and coiourd
| 90. do stoc
| do do. cott,
bleached and unblea
do. = do.
| bed1ckings, blue RI
| Stripes aud Checks
| Ginghams --Chsmbr
| Sattlnetts, Pref CT
All of which will! be {
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-02-24
P Seasonable Goods. ID

ELIAS KELSEY,
No. J, MIDDLE STREET.
YTAS received and offers for fale handiome
4 afor ment of
FRESH PIECE GOODS,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-02-24

WHICH Arr
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-02-24

eraI Laws now IN fOrce TO secure to owners
their property in Logs, Masts, Spars and
other timber.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-10-20

dams for its reception. He will quiet
their apprehensions by showing the be-
lnevolent and humane intentions of the
American government and will silence
the British emissaries who shall represent
the expedition as an act Of war against the
Indian nations.
The establishment Of this post will he
an era In the history of the west. Ii will
Igo 10 the source and root of the fatal
British influence which has for so many
years armed the Indian nations against
our western frontiers. 1t carries the
arms and power OF the United States to
the ground which has hitherto been ex-
cIusively occupied by the British North
West and Hudson's Bay companies, and
which has been the tFtse sea: Of the British
power over the Indian mind. Now the
American arms and the American policy
viii be displayed upoa the same theatre.
The North West and Hudson's bay COM
|panies will be shut out from the commerce
Of the Missouri aud Mississippi Indians
the American traders will penetrate in
safety the recesses of the Rocky Moua-
Itains in search of its rich furs a COM
merce yielding million per an,mm will
descend the Missouri and the Indians
finding their wants supplied by American
traders, their domestic wars restrained by
American policy, will learn to respect the
American name.
The name of the YeIlosv Stone riuer
will hereafter be familiar to the American
ear. That stream of its magnitude
should heretofore have been so little
known, is proof of the iHmeDsity Of
our country. How little has it been
thought that 1900 miles up the Missouri,
a river was TO be found equal 10 length and
breadth to the Ohio Yet such is the
character of the Yellow Stone, or Roche
jaime, as it was called by the French.
One Of its branches, the Big Hoen Issues,
from a lake near the peaks of the rio del
Merit, on the confines Of New Mckee, aad
is nayigable for many miles. The Yeliow
Stone itself issues from a lake in Rocky
Mountains. 1t was descended by Capt.
CLARK, on his return from the Pacific
ocean. lie found it deep, rapid, aud
navigable from the place where be struck
it TO its mouth, a distance of 800 miles.
Below the junction of the Big Hoen, the
width was usually from 500 to 500 yards,
and sometimes mile. Innumerable were
the herds Of Buffalo, and other game
which ranged upon it. This abundance
of game is a proof Of the richness of the
country. In fact the traders speak OF the
face of the country upon the Yelio'D stone,
the serenity of the CLIMATE, the rapidity
and cIearness of the waters, in terms Of
admiration.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-10-20

on coarse bluntness, which they Them
selves call downright honesty and plain
heartedness. We cant fatter, not we--
ne must speak truth--if they will take it
soft Dot-,ue're plains
But hark'e not so fast. Pause mo-
ment, and examine your own hearts, and
perchance you may find that your man.
ner partakes more OF pride or sourness,
than OF benevoience. If you wish TO a.
mend the faulty, assuredIy this is not the
way. Again, have you no faults at all Of
your own? Hardly will you pretend to
absolute immunity in that respect. Well
then, ask your own hearts if you are Will
ling to receive the same measure which
you mete out TO others. If you can bear,
in aiicases, to be Told rouudiy ofyour own
faults, even the minntest Of them, then,
and not otherwise, you might seem fairly
entitled to the privilege Of giving it off SO
roundly TO others then and not otherwise,
you might be at liberty to deal out your
bitter pills, without any regard at all to
gliding or sweetning them.
In short Qor many things must leave
uDsaid) any body that knows the world,
might easily show that the family Of the
vulgars is branched out into great many
divisions and subdivisions one or other Of
which embraces not a few who would be
very loath to own themselves members Of
that unhonoured household.
y Shakespeare.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-10-20
FROM LATE LONDON PAPERS,
Received at the Office of the New-York Com
mercal Advertiser.

LONDON, Aug. %.
Suspicion Of Murder.-Tbe Maidstone
Gazette received this morning, says;-,
:" La our last, we stated that man had
given himself up in this town, as the muir
derer of the young woman found some
time since in the Midway, and that he
subsequently denied being guilty, In
that denial he still persists, and we believe
that outstanding the most active ex-
ertions made by the Magistrates, no posi-
tive evidence against him, except bis own
confession, has been yet obtained
Strange inducen,ent to commit murder
About o'clock on Tuesday afternoon,
a respectable looking man about AS years
Of age went into the shop of James Rip
ley, barber, residing in Portland-road,
and waited until he found the barber
alone; he took his handkerchief from his
neck, opened his shirt collar, and sat
down on the chair as If to be shaved.
Whilst the barber stood over him with
his razor in his hand ready to begin the
operation, the stranger interrupted him,
and pulling out handful of bank notes,
he thus addressed the barber -" See
these notes, there is as much here as will
make you comfortable for life to me they
are useless you have family TO provide
for, l have 40 person living TO look to, or
that cares for me; do not be alarmed at
what am going TO propose to you, you
run no danger, and will have nothing to
account for; i am weary of life, aud do
not wish to commit suicide, and if my
body be buried in the cross road do not
care: take your razor, be not afraid, and
whilst l am reading the paper cut my
throat; do not start, give the alarm and
say | did il; here, first go and conceaf
those notes; do not tremble, be resolute
10 save you from blame go get me sheet
of paper, pen and ink, as IT wanted to
write letter, and will write on it, that
came into your shop with the determined
purpose of cutting my own throat; this
will be found in my pocket, and conse-
quently clear you" The poor barber
was panic struck, and could not speak
he ran out to call constable, and give
the alarm; in the mean time his strange
visitor departed, aud he has not since
been heard Of.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-10-20

all your affected sensibiiity and refine
meDt, harder than marble !? You would
risk your lives to take that Of the mau who
should wantoniy wound your fathers hap
piness or your mothers peace, and pride
yourself upon the violation of your coun
|try's laws for purpose which you would
deem SO honorable: and yet, inconsistent
mortals, do not you, in the pursuit Of your
incorporate pleasures, violate those laws
to make them wreiched, aad to bring
down their gray hairs in sorrow to The
grave.
AT half past nine left my hospitabe
anxious friends. The moon was up, but
flying clouds obscured its brightness: yet
could ] distinguish among henumber that
met, young woman, tricked out in tine
most Haunting apparel, supporting by her
arm the half senseless Alfred.-With bur
ried step they we're fastening to The cham
bers of vice and wretchedness.
Yet another year came, and my health
permitted me again TO visit the city. !
passed through the street where Alfred's
father lived, and behold at the door stood
a plain chaise servant sat holding the
reins, knew it to be a carriage Of a
physician, and easily guessed at the re-
mainder. In less than a week notice was
given of his death. Consumption had
taken Alfred TO his tomb, and his parents
were left childless.'