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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-03
ST LUCIA.

The actin: g.veroor Ct the island Of
81. Laeis has issued proclamation, rep
rsseating Tx, there exists = scarcity 81
provisions ,neng u. slave PrPalsion.
amounting almost to famine. which, With
the want Of shelter for 4 isugth Of tn.e
alter the hurricane, has been the cue u
ar unsI.np!ed mortality in The island :;
and in consequence Of which, he ,u'ho
rises and permits the Importation { &c O:
dsty. into n. port q Castres. in vessels
IF any nation in smi,y with Great Br-
TIN. far TIE tern Of three ca!erde-
months from the sist o! May last, It the
following articles: Rice, eorn.d'ur. meal,
pulse, and ali kind. IT provisions, lbees,
pork, salt acd picked f,h exoePtedl a!so
live s.ecs, horses, mules, horned eattse.
lumber and building materials Of al de-
seripsions. Also permitting the eIp"r:a-
ton, in vessels importing any Of the
bove articles, Of rum and u,cissses, SUI
ject 10 a colonial duty. exclusive Of the
kings duty. Of 81 per pantheon Of rom,
and 81 per cask Of molasses. tsggthsr
with Fifty cents per ton on fnreisn YES
sells. TBal.insrs PstTIos.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-03

urderyt,.d that the commissioner
appointed under resolution 81 the last
session Of Congras, to seiee, the seites
for two naval desSs, have 80 far con-
ple.ed Ii. general examination OF the VA
tiers Of the Chesapeake Bay as To enable
them tn deteruine the river which should
be chosen for Inst p0rpss.i bot they have
decided on q more minute survey teiore
the particular spo, can be sse.rtained.
AID on which their estimates may be
foanded. washington Ga1-
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-03

al cSiyiUn has been cat oy prouoeoee
over The mind. Of car Peopse, they ean-
nct have ,es, ss.st ue Will net say Aere-
" IF TIE naluPaied, reiterated sr-nss
beaped on upon this repabin By sPalh'
bat Of the universal ind@na;ca wa'eh LOT
The last y.r. and p..dealaiy da1rs the
l.s, session Il eossres ,gi'a'ed ali Pe0-
ple. and filed The nssths 1t the ie~d
a.be.trs al a.aIeesotent Win ns.'aa
lion. against the tardiness Of the pfe''-
den, IN falling upon SPAIN Nv Iih "'hss
IS swift Is meditation, or the thoassts O
love-" Mr.. Ga, and Mr.. Ireubie. AID
Mister and Mister and Nister.usa lam
have Asd this government q ITS re-
v.p,e-,bd TIE name Of Ferdinand be
. i,sed viii all the 6,'h ct Biiiinsssa'e,
u,s relied over ard over the fOo' Of cor
crsss Even Mr. Atamss exp e'si"h
n bis letter. .,kat Is thirteen YEAR hso
..rs,dr been eXh,ssied ia soliciting j1s-
ice =, he hands Of Spain, IN EXTENSION
Of oar patience little farther e"sld b
no yre,t !css-' vas sneere6 at BY NJ
Cav IN congress. With b'ons sarcasm
,v,;ns. CIR cabinet, .ad ~as tossed about
fron paper 70 paper in Kentucky, to rem
der the eondset Of ogr executive sua
peeted .sd Bnpapui.r. That Mr.. Man
70. did net ., o5ee draw the tonrk'1s
from bis artillery and commence hra'y
Ere on Stain. in favor Of the Spanish pa
t,iU.s. Va. Denounced As . NEST sross
failure Of dsty. even on the door Of con-
sress, and in newspapers, and ru ina
great. sItno and deeorcss part of oar
D !iticaI liturgy. tn tavern toasts o our
ua-s-Isnos,-and the repeated ~hre
tirss ,hrs<s'' Of our sober ParHrors, IT,
h If mid,isht derotioas-AHd al 'oT
What; Why for a strange people, Z"
whom the most sapguine among Is n'Pe
mech more thar we really believe Ard
ncu. when the obstnate iriusdoe ard IN
science Of Spain has placed us ID tat
ye-y situation which those gsD'iener
wished. witt the Advantage os right A."
ias,ics en- or .:de. in 4 case n Which
We can appeal vita ecn6deNt to t"r
Lord Of hosts for his protection ard sd
behold they grow quite coed, and As =
n,u,..ted with the smack cftte wsssi''.
down Of the ts.st.i and disgused with
the smell Of tae dregs Of the vine and
u. nidnigh, lamp. they torn IP9n 'hei
heel, ard prefer cleaning tseh palate:
ard clearing heir r.Oeky Whistles With
r.adins TO zach ether the sninat'ers'Ons
Of the Londos seribS.e:s upon tie course
pursued By orr government. 70 a honest
assertion Of heir consistency BY spPro''
i.s VIA. las taken P!.e.--hs II the
.tole was yiti,ted and rendered inpaia.
table TO t..ir neral tI,te By its justice
s5a .IPedieacy-snd had lot al its re-
lish Ter .Aea, WREN di,hed up vithcut the
pioa.pt SINCE q Q,i1o6e drirelias folly,
and gross rxi.1ai aggression add uroos.
urd.r..,.d that the commissioners
appointed unjeri resolution Of the last
session Of Congros, to selec, the seites
for two naval desSs, have 80 tar con-
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Rrs. n. R;cl@ssi Isssirer.
NIGHT.

IT'S risL.-sai nstsre sinks to sleep;
Teo rhsus,rd stars their sisils keep;
n. ssbe--si,ed moon ea hga
Irradixtes tse azare sky;
Tea tkssssDd beauhes deck ihe greusd'
And zefhyn breaahe pesfans ar'a1d'
Al, If Yea ean. ye feeling, tell
whst rsptzrs sweet invest he Pei
Where spheres Ger spheres saShne''
shine,
And move 10 harnOnJ divine;
AID IS tsey move. thsagh silent, cry,
~There i. , GOD" sbo rules sn nigh
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-03

TIE number Of books in The libraries
ia France ID said to be 4,ooo, 900.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-06-03
From tie Connec,,em Jomna'.

From tbe Conaec,eu, Jonaai.
CURIOSITY.
Mr.. CoavEnsE -. rhc following extract from
sooid Newspsper, may perhaps be deemed
worthy pf insertion IN The you nal. -. Whoo
we reA@ct that 10 Papal Churches, a row
OF pictures was Often suspended upon the
walls, tho bill OF the Paines will appear
far from fancilui.
EpINsUNcH. Feb ylh.
Cohy oTa Painters Biz, nreseafed 10 me Yes.
fry for woyk done in Corniry C5ayeh.
To filing up The chink in the led Ses, and
repairing the damages Of Pnaraon's Host.
roa new Thief On the Cross.
To cleaning sig of the Apostles, and adj
ding an en,ito new Judas Iscatio,.
roa oew psir Of hands, for Daniel in the
Lions y 50, and new set Of teeth for the
Lioness.
3. Tpa new alteration in the Belief and men
ding the Com nandments.
To ,epairias buchsdnezzar's beard.
To ncndng the Pitcher oi Jacobs dsush-
10 cleansing the Whales Bslly, varnish-
ipg Jonah's face, and needing his lei, arm.
To now skirt 10 Joseph's garment.
To a sheet ANCHOR, jury mast, aud long
boat, for Koah's ark.
To making new head tor Holiternes, and
eleaning yudith's hands.
To giving blush 10 the checks OF Eve, OH
presenting tho apple tn Adam.
To ncndiog tho Net, In the miraculous
draugh: oi fishes.
Toa perspective glass for Dsvid viewing
Da,hshoS,, and needing his right eye.
To painting oow City In the land Of Nod.
To cleaning tho Garden Of Eden aflcr A.
dams expulsion.
To finishing the Tower Of Babel, end for.
pishins moot of tho figures with ucw heads.
To painting shoulder Of mutton, end a
shin Of beef in the mouths of the two Ravens,
feeding Elijah.
--o:xs:o--
A dover, with isrge dove Of cattle be-
ing on ais way from tho western part OF Ver-
moo, for Boston market, was proceeding ny
the way OF Bellows Fslls, Seeios OH toe
mile stones, "B Falls" he says to friend
"blast The luck, 3eef FaHs every mile" He
therefore couclud,,l /, bss, 20 tarn himself a.
bout, and make tas bes, of bic wsy TO The west
sidt Of the msuS;a;s.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-06-03
@s* CURES pERFoRMED.
Though heretofore ecns'dered fass Tskcf! By
DIR. RELIES
BOTANICAL DROPS.

or MR. HsarfsG,. enfenfer Of Bostss, was -
IVA months afflicted with tumour on the
back Of bis hand which ncspscisted him for work,
after having tried every iing in vain, and suffered
siloperstion his hand, and considered ,ncurabe,
cured and restored to health BY taxing bottles
Of these drops.
Mr. rgrIgit qt Boston. was years afflicted with
fcversore On one of his legs, had tried most medi-
cines witbou, effect, was cured by bottles.
IA Chid Of .Mr. BnrrA, of Haa6ver was cured
of Ulcers and Biles, of which had eat down to
the ribs, by bottles. This child considered
in dying state wien be began taking these drops.
IN Lltan Of Boston, was covered all over with
crnptions, bind with both eyes, was cured by bot
ties
An elderly Lady of Boston was severely sf2ie,ed
for is years. With an eruption all over her, attended
with most tormentng itcbings. burnings and bloteh
es, had lost thereby two toe and one finger nails,
was cured by 4 bottles she had not lett her room
fot months. and considered past al relief!
Il Gentleman Of Le1ins.On, was afflicted 90 years
with 5ncers in his legs, could, obtain no relief,
was cured by q bottles.
"A Ceatisman ef BosfOH, his wife and chdCen
was many years Afflicted with esvptons, had uied
every medicine without success, cureS BY these
Drops.
II Gentleman Of RorJtry, wss so years Afflicted
with bumor o1 one OF legs. attended with burning
itching and blotches. was resigned past relief,
for 80 years could not lie IN a bed a, tine 5, was per-
fectly cured by these drops.
a Lady Of ChgriesfouH was two years afflicted
with white swelling on her knee JOINT, bad tried
every assistance, and considered past relief.
traction had formed, when en- taking these Drops
and using Dt. Jebb's Eminent, in weeks she had
the free OF he joint, the pain left her. and by
continuing them has obtained perfect cure.
These Drops are rsdica, cure for scnrvy, scro-
fula. ST. Anthonys fire, !epfccy, piDpled faces,
iarged glands, sore legs, ulcers even when the bone
is affected, vsncrisl tants, when mercury has fssd,
are the bes, spring and auiurral phySic and may
be given to children with perfect safety 81,
or six tot,es tor five dollars, e bottles for 50 or
IL doAen for S 100 -0J .4sk for" Dr. Relics otsn-
icaJ Drops"--NoYc are genuine, unless signed g w.
L. Conway" Prepared and sold wholesale by the
sole proprietor, W.T. Conway, chemist, No. 1, bum
sted Place, Iostoa b. his special appointment by
SAMUEL w. FiNSON, Druggist,
No. 40, Thamcs-succ,, Newport.
.4iso, by
Lemnel w. Briggs, Bristol; Hercules Whitney, Js
III Mason. Prouideacc, Dyer and Bowes, WaloI.an.
Greene, he1V. London Isaac ID Bull, Harfto~di and
most druggists book sellers and post masters. thro'
out the United staies--wherc may be had s those
justly esteemed and highly approved Medicines"
prepared by" w +. Conway"
Dec 5, 1877. (iy)
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YniuaMe RcGi ESfAte.

Y1on SALE Fsrm, of 80 acres of good land,
l. delightfully."- si:uatcd, to- pleasant residence.
on the west road, 81 miles from Newport Run.
ming Though 1t, il the largest stream OF water on
Rhods Island; and on said stream there is grist
and bolting mill. cardng, machines, &C. lie build
ing is large and commodous sufficient for u clo,h-
ing establishment. The mill is of the most sapcr-
ior workmanship, with iron gear; and has good
share vi business. both in grinding and carding.
Said mill has suihc lent power for ,weve cardiDg-
machines; the works built under the direction
OF that celebrated artist, Jona IAscocX, and
cu,ed by the best workmcn in the The mill
is situated in that celebrated valley, known by the
name of CO,9etrs VcHey.
Aiso. for sse, the above descrihed--a Farm
of so acres Of excellent iand, with two dwelling
houses and sufficient oot- buildings, aud cho,ce
collec,i ION oi fun-tlees, from Newport. New-York
sad Leog.'sIand The said farm has an extensive
sea ptN,isgc
Likewise, tor sa,e--tbat pleasantly situated Dwell
ling House and extensive Lot Of LaDd, No 5, Fare
weilstreet, Newport
The subscriber being desirous Of removing to the
western country, offers the above on aeeommodst
ing terms, Those who inclined to purchase,
wiil piease apply 10 WALTER CURNELI.
Portsmouth, May 90, 1918. IF
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DIR. RELIES
.HSIHMHTE Pills..

As proqf Of uiieh ,hs oliO.p. ,7e,vr :iay carcs
are submitted to public perusai:
pD M. STE1 son,
OF Hanover. was 9 years afflicted With violent
pain in his right breast, attended at times W III great
difficulty of breathing, and wholly ncapab,e Of al
tending business, after having tried IN vain 81. oies
medicines, cured and his health perfectly rea-
tored by boxes of these pills
b-P AN ELDbRLY LADY,
Her daughtc" and grand.daughter. OF Bos.nr.
were each dreadful.y afflicted wi,n ASTHMA and dIih-
Guilty of breathing, were all of them cursi AID re-
stored to perfect health by boxes.
JuHyc ------, of Salem, had been many years se-
vereiy afflicted with violent cough and ,siicuhy
of breathing. vas cured by . hozes his sleep WIS
restored OF Tie second night, which had been bfok-
en for many years.
Il Laay qf Boston F! turned of so, was severely
afflicted with cough pain in the side, at ,,nes spit
ting of blood, could not lie down in her bed for
years could sleep but short intet,ais, was 10
stored TO perfect health on taking t-xes
These Pills gle instau ease in all coughs, colds.
ss,hmas, difficulty of breathing. Whcezing light
ness of the chest, strained stomach, consumption.
pain in the side, splitting of blood, cbU'incss and
shycrngs the crerunners OF malis ieyers, &c;
curnmon colds arc removed ia few hours, the .ged
will experience relief equally agreeable and Instant
ancous. even when ihel ungs are affected. O. .3ss
for Dr. Relies Asthms,ie Pills" Cse Jcr consesn-
ing IL pills frequently effects 70 trcpeaf
tcsiiion the outside ,rinted wrNr peI sieued " w
n Conway O5scsoe this as you palue hepah rIe-
pared and sod whole sale by the soie proprietor,
w T. Conway, chcms,, No l, Bum,tead Pace.
Common-street, Boston. by speca. aPpui'nfpen, by
SAMUEL w, ViNSON, Dragsisl,
No, 10, Tbame street; Newpo,t,
.3so, "
Lemucl w. Briggs, Bristol; Hercules Whitney.
j. H Mason, Precedence DYER & Howes, UiassG,s.
Greene, NSv LoaQsp Isaac - Bull, R0rgerd; and
most druggists. boossellers and post-mas'ers hro'
out the United States. where may he had all those
lastly esteemed and highly apprs0ed Medicines"
f'repcred dy w r. Conway Price One Dollar. O.
six soSes for Eve dollars, l2 boxes for nins dollars
aud ~ dozen bottles for 100 dollars.
Dec. ], 1917. (H)
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-06-03
la,Aor,asi Dissove-y--Se1 nsth'd ctJsesiDs

foihoytani Diseoverj--Nes9 .isibod cfJeesips
Ge6sc.
A.correspondent ofTsrs the following as "a
cheap and easy way 20 feed Geese--tasc tur-
nips, and Gu, them in pieces similar To dice,
bn, smaller put them into trough OF water !;
six geese we're lately put TO feed ot Ofpibnry'
near ud!ow, each weighing lbs. lean and
in the course OF three weeks feeding as above,
they weighed 20 lbs. each; one being drcs-
sed produced d lbs. OF OIL Eosf Intel.
---:o&so:--
Arrival at Norfolk, from Santa Cruz,
brings, a report, tbst a Bri,ish Zee, of %
sail, had been seen off St. Juan, Porto Rico,
Which il was supposed was intended TO take
possession Of the Island, as security for lbe
services rendered to Spain by Great Britain
duriog the contest Of hc former With France.
---:osxo:--
The new Dey of Algiers commenced bis
reign by nc iibeta,ion from the seraglio OF
his predecessor, of all the young female
CHI istsps sod Jewesses.
By me President of the United States.
yhThEREAs by.sn act Of Congress passed on the
w "a March entitled "An act to provide for the
sscer aiming aud surveying Of the boundary lines FIX
ed by the treaty with the Creek Indisns and Tor other
PURPOSES" the President Of the United States -
authorized to cause the lands acquired by the said
treaty 10 be CHered for sale when surveyed and
whereas part Of the said lands have been surveyed
Therefore I. James Monroe, President Of the u
nted States, do hereby declare aod make known,
that public sales Tor the disposal Of certain lands
south oi The Tennessee river, aud in the district OF
Msdsos county, shall be beid at Huntsville in said
county, in Alabama territory, viz.
On the 6rst Monday IN July next, FOR the sale Of
ff,a l.nl IN, 4 q A - E..
day in Sep,embcr next for the lands in ranges g. z,
g. y, and on the first Monday Of Eovembe next, for
the lands in snges 10, II, 10, 10, Ia, excepting
such lands areor shalt be reserved according TO
law, for the support OF schools and for other pur-
poses. Each sale shall continue open for two weeka,
aud no longer shall commence with the section,
township and range Of the Low est number, and pro.
ceed ia regular numerical order.
Given under my hand, at the city Of Washington,
this 3ist day Of March, 1914
JA:iES MONROE.
By the President, JOSIAH MEiGS,
COMMISSIONER Of the General Land Office.
Printers who authorized to publish tbe laws
OF the United States will publish the above once
week tl October next, and send their bills 10 ,be
General Land.oi for payment.
April ~ gov.
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SIGN OF THE EAGLE,

Thames. street.
MFRS. BILLINGS respectfully informs her friends
IVA and The pirbic, that she continues at The old
stand, recently occupied by her late husband where
every attention viii be paid to The accommodation
Of those ladies' aud gentleman who may favor i,er
with their custom Private Boarders All be accom-.
iaodaicd in a satisfactory manner.
GJ' Good slabling for Horses.
Newport, May 20, 1918. Tt,f1
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n UHIIVte TUTS'. T'''L OT ot4Et'
THE subscriber will either sell or lease the House,
in which he nov lives, in Thares-sueet--an!
have immediate posse ession He viii sell some and
adjoining he estate OF the late George Chan pin,
Esq which land is very convenient Tor Nouse i.;s,
He wal either sell or lease his farm at Ssehueast-
point. in MidtIctown. lie has some Furniture aisa
Tor sale. NkfH HATARD:
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Negv Bkoekmaker's .Shgb.

Negv BloekmGker's Ship.
PELEG SANFORD ANp JAMES TUELL,
- EsPECrFULLY Inform the public. they have
AA entered inlo co.par,Dership, and commenced
sarryrg their business Of Block. Making a; their
shop Oh S,esrns' .wAGcE-where all those who E,ay
be pleased 10 cab them for any article in The .iae
of their business, will be readily and sessona
bly, scrv,d, With pleasure and gratitude.
Nav "a l2l2
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-06-03

TIE subscriber in fotms his lfis nls and re pls.
4 lie, thsi Capt. George Lap'ssi, ." .rf'on,
I'm. .;foors. Jun. and J ~ fea6e1y, N-3le. fse
the Agents TO feceive articles intended T.. ihs cn-
ion Factory.
He continues 20 color and dress Woo'sn Closds
OF ali descr.ptons--,o Gard shceps Wool OK aii
grades. and TO manufacture Plains, Sat,ucis, Ibat-
ings, Fiasnels. &c Of various colours srd shades
These who will favor him v,th their oast'fm "a ias
ire. may depend on having their work dome IN he
best manner, and re asonable terms, and tlS
smallest favor will be gratefully sokaow!edget
JOHN BABCGi x.
Portsmouth, Jan %. 1919 [GI
Portsmouth, Wookeu Mannjacfoyy.
TIE subscriber niofms his friends and the pup.
Ic, that he continues to Card into rolls. sheeCs
Wool, Of all grades Also, to color and flash vo3..
Cloths in very Superior manner, and TO ooiois
garments ripped or whole to colour Yarn for
eriets carpets, Hc of various coiors and shades.
He continues 10 Manufacture Plans, Sa.inne,s.
Csssimeres, Coalings, flanneIs. &c. On very mod
crate terms.
Having the best Of machinery and experienced
workman, in every branch, ilatters himself he shail
IN iatu'e be able 10 do a or any part Of the above
business, in satisfactory manner.
SAMUEL CLARKE.
Portsmouth, (CuadsH's .hiHs.) Nov Il. 1917.
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THOMAS ROWLAND.

n EsPECTFULLY Informs bis fends and the
N public, tina, be trausacts the business Of
BROKER, in ail its branches, with fidelity aud des-
patch Newport May ~, 1918.
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By The President nj hhe l.. stars.
M HEREAs, by an act Of Congress passed on
w The lSth of February, 1913 entitled "an act
making provision for the establishment of addition
oil Lacd Ofhces uthe Territory Of Missouri" the
President OF the Unied States is authorised 10 di.
rect the public lands which have been surveyed in
said territory, to be offered for sale
Therefore, 4. JAMES MosRoB, President Of the
United states, do hereby declare and ms.e known
that public ses for'the disposal (agreeabie to lsw)
OF certain lands in the territory of Missouri, shalt
be held as follows. viz Al st Louis, in the sad
territnry, the first Monday in August, October,
December, Fcbruary aud April next, and three
weeks after cacI, Of the said DAYS, for the sale of
lsnds in the hand district of st Loais Thirty town
ships s',a &c offered 81 each sale commencing With
the most eastern ranges west OF the Msh principal
meridian line, and proceeding westerly,
a, ihe Seat ef Justice }o~ Nresd County, in The
said Territory, on the FIRST Monday in september
aai November next, and three weeks after each of
said days, for the safe Of lands in the land district
OF Hoeard County Thirty townships shall be oi-
e,ed each sale The FIRST TO lie in square form,
aud include the seat of justice of the said couu-
ty, nearly in the centre the situation OF the
Surveys will admit and the second ume ely east
OF the first. and IN the same form exccptnl, from
sale in each district, the lands which have been or
may be reserved by law for other purposes.
Given undcr iny hand, at The city of Washington,
the thirhe,h day Of April, one thousand eight
hundred aud eiyhteen. JAMES MONROE.
BY the Presidenl.
JOSIAH MEIGS
Commissioner Of the General Land Office
a. Printers OF Newspapers who are authorized
to publish the Laws OF the Uued States Will insert
the above week tiii April next and send their
bills TO the General Land Office fos payment.
UT A map OF the above Lands may be had (pre-
vious to the ssies) the General Land oiise, and
at the land Offices in the Missouri Territory The
Map is now engraving for JOHN GARDINER.
TM l31 Chief Clerk, Generr Land Office
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MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES
From fhe Carolina Coardnt.
GOOD ADVICE.

by inserting the following good advice in
your useins paper you will obligs a friend.
Although it contain, bp, three words, it com.
ptises all that is required Of manklnd, save the
practice of the moral virtues, TO ensure 10
them rtero'l happiness. II may be read in
npwards o 5000 dlfss'eni why's, without aver
Jug the original words, by egirning at the
Lever K.
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TaE srfN AKIN sporN1

THE SUN AND SPRING.
Bright god OF day, whose genial power
Revives the buried seed.
That spreads with foliage every bower.
Wah verdure ever mead.
Did all Thy verna, 5reezes n.y..
DiHusiog midoes through the sky;
Give the soft season to our dropping plains,
sprinkled with rosy dews, and salutary rains.
Enough has winters hand severe,
Hurled all his tcrrors round,
Chilled the fair dawnins Of the year,
Ard withered all the ground,
Give but Thy vita, beams to play
The frozen scenes will melt away,
Ana mix'd IN spr'gblly dance, the blooming hours
Willw wake the drowsy Spring, and spring awake
the flowers.