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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-06-17
UyIrEU STATES or AMERICA,
UI,d. IsLcud Disfrfcf. sc.


Rhode. Island Disfricf, sc.
DURSUANT to warrant from tho hon.
DAVID HOWELL, ESQ. Judge OF the u.
states iof the District OF Rhodc-lsland--
Notice is heccby given, thst there has been
Sl,d before said Judge, Libel by Emanuel
Ro1rieue., Emanuel Joseph, EpaDuet Bar.
hovse. Antony Joseph and Joseph lsnsgro,
aubicc,s of the King OF Spain, and Samuol
Ines and Others, late marine's on board the
H.uoos Ayrean privsiccr brig Puerydon, and
recup,ors of the Spanish brig Belle Corunes,
araiost the said brig Bcllo Coruncs, her tac-
Ne, apparel and furniture aiss her cargo, set
forth 10 the scheduls hercnDto annexed; in
which they represeot, that on the 2lst day
Of March, Isls, on the high seas, to Wit, Oh
Caoe Antonio, on the west end Of the leland
Of Cuba, said privatesr brig captured cer-
rain brig or vessel, called the Bello Csrunes,
then under Spanish coloss and heiongiog 10
,he subjects Of the King Of Spain, laden
with wine, brandy, dsy goods, &c. &c, and
chen on voyage from Tsrrsgooia, in SPAN,
to Vera Cruzc oa board Of which vessel the
fnur fret named iibeIan,s then we're, being q
mart Of tho original cssw OF the said brig Bel
IL Cofuncs, and who we're suffered 10 remain
ar board said vessel, said p'iyatecr at the
same line pu.ins ON bosid, as her prize crew,
.aues Swain sad others, and also Samuel
.aes and others, the said libelants, with .
Sonmission, purporling 10 have been issued
oy the Dosnos hyrean government, with or
ders 70 cruise 10 company with the said pri'
vstocr brig Puerydon, as long as ,hew prov's-
Ions would hold out, and then receive further
orders from the captain Of the said privatcer
That vhilc said brig was in COMPANY WIN
said prissrser, they captured Spanish scnr'
fon Which they took black man, ope ol
pour said libeiian,s, by the name OF joseph Is
nagro. On the 5th day OF May, isla, sad
brig Bello Corunes separated from .he SAID
uriva,ecr Puerydsn, and afterwards, to wit, OF
the 9th day Of May, 1919, they, the said u
beilsnts, rceap,ured and vescued the said orie
Bclio Corunes from the hands and possession
of the psizo officers on board, ADD have since
Brought said vcssei aud hor cargo within The
District Of Newport, for the purpose OF 'c
AscrioS her to The original owners. And said
libellants further represent. that by reason o
their recapturing and rescuing said vessel sns
cargo from the ha0ds OF said captors, at tho
risk OF ,rer lives, The some has been pre-
served ia stcss rroper 10 DC scturucd TO ,ht
said original owners; without which, th'
same would have been unto them cnti,el
lost. And said libellants pray thar reason
able Salvage may be adjudged TO them, &c
Trial will be had thereon ata District Con,
to be holden at the Court House 10 Prcvi
dence, on the 22d day Of June, instant, al y
o'clock in the iorcnpon.
DUTEE ]. PEARCE, -. Asavshai.
AeG.norf, Jnne ?. 1919. Sw
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By me Preldem ar tic Lmtsd Skafes

By me Preadem Of the United Stulcc.
WsEhEAS by sn ACT Of Congress passed on the
v 26th Of March, 1904. entitled " An act max.
m provision for the disposal OF the public lands in
the Indiana Territory, and for other purposes and
an let passed the Sd day Of March, 180S, enii.
titidi AN act supplementary to the act entitled
ac, making provision for the disposal of the pub
lie auds in the Indiana Territory" an act passed
on lie 18th Of April 1908. entitled AN act supple
metal 20 an act regulating the grants Of lands in
the Territory of Michigan" the President Of the
Uned States is authorized TO cause the lands in the
isnddsirict o. Detroit, to be offered for sale when
surveyed; and whereas part Of the said lands have
beeusuiveyed:
therefore l, JAMES MONROE, President Of the
UniAd States, in conformity with the said acts, 90
hereby declare and make known, that public sales
for tie disposal lagreeaby to law) of The said,
ry, viz: .s ra ~
On The rrst Monday ia July next, for the lands
contained IN The ranges 9, 10, u, IL and Is, south
Of the base line. the first Monday Of September
next for the lands contained in ranges IS, II, IS.
l6 ard II north Of the base line and on the 6rst
MondAy in November next, for the lands contained
in RANGES 9, TO- III and ~, north Of the base iine
exceping such lands as are or may be reserved ia
said DISTRICT by law, for the support Of schools aud
for other purposes Tho sales shall con,inre open
for tw'p weeks and no longer, and shall commence
with ee first section of The lowest number of town
ships md ranges, and proceed in regular numerical
order
Gissn under my hand at the City Of Washington.
tie thirty first day OF March, one Thousand
eight hundred and eighteen.
i if JAMES MONROE.
BY t,e President, JOSIAH ME,6S,
Commissioner of the General Land Offlec.
Primers Of newspapers who arc authorized TO
publish the laws of the United States, will insert
the abwc once week ti.i October next and scnd
theirbils to the General Land Office for payment
April %. 29w.
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n pery caluabie Farm,
FOR SALE.

THE subscriber offers to sell his Farm. (csllcd
the Fotheting place Farm.) on Poin, Judith. ia
sou,h.Ningstown, containing about 400 acres Of
NEST execiant land. more thar 900 Of which is in
PomtJuahh pond. IL has tue most extensive shore
OF sey farm adjoining the pond, and by far the
most aod best drawing place Cor bass, alewives
rcnrch. SC OF any other. Il will be sold very reas
oasbly and the terms viii be easy
B. Norwich, Con. May 6, 1sie gGI
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
APRzL 27th, 1918.

Notice IS hereby given,
THAT y ne seyrr,l acts Of limitation
i heretofore passeu, >sd which barred the aJlo,
ance aud settlement of certsi evidences Of public
debt have been suspended for two years, BY all act
passed the 18th Of April 1878 Of which the follow:
ing l. copy. WIN. H. CRAWFORD.
Secretary Of the 3Sensiy.,
AN ACT, to authorize, the payment OF GER.
tain certificates.
BE H enacted by ths Senate and Hosisc "
Representatives Of fhe United STATES Of .dmc.
riea, in Congress- assembled, That so much OF
an act, entitIed "An act making further provision
for the support Of public credit and for the redemp
tion OF the public debt" passed the third day OF
March, one thousand seven hundred and ninety five;
and SO much of the act, entitled, An act respecting
loan officc and hsai settlement certificates, Deenis
OF interest, ana the unfunded and re ertd oebt,
credited on the books of the Ire eagcfy passed the
twelfth day OF June, ore thousand seven hundred
and ninety eight, as bars from settlement and allow.
snce, certificates commonly called loan Office and
final settlement certificates, and ndents Of interest,
he, and the same is hereby, suspended for the term
OF two years, feom ard after the passing ofth act
a notification Of which temporary suspension Of tho
&C; Of Limitation shall be published by the Secreta-
~ Of the Treasury, for the information Of the hold
crs of said cer.:ns-.sr, in one or Of the pub.
lie papers IN zach of the United States.
Sec. 2. .Snd be n further enacted, That oil cert;-
6cates, commonly called loan Office certificates,
countcrsigncd by the loan oaicers Of the states
pectivcIy final settlements certificates, and ndents
Of interest. which at the time of passing this aet,
shah be outstanding. may be presented ~ the
Treasury. and, upon the same being lquidated aud
adjusted. shall be paid to the respective Loiders OF
the same with Interest at six percent from the date
Of the last payment Of interest, endorsed on 6d
certificates r
Sec. 8 .andbc if further enacted, That for carry
ins this sct into effect. the sum of eighty Thousand
dollars be appropriated. out Of any moneys in Tie
| Treasury not otherwise appropriated.
VI CLAY
Speaker Of the house Of Representatives,
N.r JOHN GAlLLARD,
President CT the senates pro.tempofc.
Ar.ii i3, l3ia-Approved, ss
| TM.l3l JAMES MONROE.
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rxeuuosx, ,lute Professor Of physic in the above.
srcn,ioccd seminary, whose certificate accompanies
each bottle II cannot be supposed MAT gentlemen
of such high profct sioal merit would ps,ronizc and
recommend composition which did not deserve
che confidence Of the community.-price so cts.
Ncyv- Eneimd Eye Saive--, =
A safe, active and elIicacious remedy in an weak.
wa,cry, or inasmcd eyes, aud superior TO all the
eyc.waters ever ioventcd.--price So cts. box
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A better medicine fur the above cosp'aints never
was discovered They are universally approved Of
Srofca lnsbrooed Ointment. - =
The only remedy 10 the worlds which cures tho
ITCH in four hcurs. Il is safe aud pleasant --Yrjoc
30 cts box -
srT Tte above Medicines for Sale BY s. w.
viNsoN, Druggist, No. ITO. Thames. street, who
Keeps constantly ON hand. general assortment OF
Drugs and Medicines
of good quality, sne op rsssonpble tesrs.
tswpsrh Nay SYs sn
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J. NEW ADVEHTL;EMEN'r

T\yeEr cure for one dollar, or az mtst for iwc
w doa.ss, cen be obtained for cnuga, cold
chest, xheezns. paia IN tie sir-, Attog oi biood
q strained stomach. 6sc must it not - t. matter %
surprize that tie obituary daily sweilsd with
deaths occasioasd principally By colds @" as 9'er'
age at least
DF' One Hundred cr Fifiy thousand Persons
die annually of consumption, originating principally
Guilty of breathing and pain in the aide, ar length
the lungs become affected, consumption ensasa aud
death closes the scene. Alas too ofcn,doe pre-
judicc by listening to some and adopting the opr-
ion ot Others. prevail thereby prtyensg trial Of
soch medicines as might afford relief. under the
idea that no relief can be obtained Scarce y case
occurs but may be relieved by the timely app,icA
tiou OF
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Blank Hrifs and ExscHRons.
DLANK wRITs and ExEcUTi0Ss.of approved
~ forms, for Jns,ice's Courts, printed on hEe
paper aud good type, for sale at u.b Office.
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POETRY.
.yaoM rnR BRlrisx rREss.
Hrrx 40

JaoM ruR BRlTisR fREss.
STANZ AS.
"LIFIE 10 a jest .."-A jest. o. no.
At least have not found it go.
r A lest Ia bitter Jest indeed,
That cfien makes the bosom bleed.
life is no jes, !--Ns. no I! and he
who said Il spoke in mockery.
Life is dull and twice told tale
Where. melaocholy thoughts prevail
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-06-17

CArA1RH AND HEAD.ACHE.

ms onuff, as celebrated
for,i,s agreeable fragrance, as for it's
eficacy in the cure cf recent Ga.
tkrrh and slow nervous hesd ache, is
used and approved by, che present
Professor Of Chemistry in Harvard
University. at Cambridge. in Msssa-
shIse,ls. and b. sume of the first
Physicians in the United States, and
IS also recommended hy Dcct. WA.
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NOTICE.

THE emp'oymentof an Agent or Attorney is
na necessary in any claim against the govern.
ment. 1t is most generally attended with erpence,
and sometimes with actual ioss
Claims will be promptly settled, when the nc.
counts, and vouchers ~i,h which they are connect
ed, are transmitted to the proper Office.
Money will be transmitted whenever a receipt
for the san DUE or, where the amount s not ascer.
tanned, receip, in bak shall be forwarded 10 the
Treasury Department.
Military patents, and certificates Of military pcn.
sions, viii be transmitted in like manner whenever
the necessary vouchers forwarded 10 the proper
Office. JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
WIN. t. CRAWFORD
J. e.. CALHOUN
Ass ~ y W. CE0WNiNSHIELD.
Fas'fnyssy C;ss, Ma -. 1878.
l-i- The Gascttes ia which the acts Of Congress
are published. are requested to insert the above,
weekly for three months and papers in the interior
will deserve the thanks Of the community BY giving
il publicity in their respective districts, ~ Il may
be the means Of saving expcncc and loss to that
portion Of the people ~tc are least -ble to bear
theu. Jece ls--Sn.
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MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.


Fatienre---Wc have seldom seen q wife
adve eftised in more oGscfionate nnaoaer than
the following;
NOTICE.-Fouricen years sgo took to
wife Paience,a af tho yri6r NJ Dan; as we
bo,h werc ni African oign, nd II deep
jrny BIsck, il ocycr estcsed NY head, that
,ny wife would have Patience to listen to the
persaasions Of a swartby lDd,sS--No, long
ago however, the peace Of my family began
10 bc disturbed by one Jim OF that race, and
As length Patience followed him, carrying
with the mnin part Of my estate, viz, bed and
bedding, great and hffie Hhfei, 6ed cord steel
yards, POI and Snidsy, have since been ac-
tive in endeavonng 70 regain her sffacyion.,
togethcr ~ith 0y property, ! bought Shawl
Of beautiful colors TO teppt her.---l have hined
TO her, but che would uot dance; have
ouonrned with her but she would no, peef,
and finally am persuaded tha, she will never
be restored to me, anc therefore, TO safe, the
wreck Of my estate, hereby forbid all per.
sons hsrboring or trusting said Patience on
my account, as will pay no debts OF her
suntrscting af,s, this date.
8 JOHN JACKSON.
Wes,hersiicld, May rs, 1918.
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Byhe President efMei tinted s4ases.

BV INC ITCSf1CW " HHC CHtteG 1'|tS"'
yxyHEREAs by Pm act Of Congress passed on tie
wv Cd March entitled" " An act 70 provide for the
ssceFtainng aud surveying OF the boundary lines fr-
ed by the treaty with the Creek Indians aud for other
purposes" the President of the United States is
authorized 10 cause the lands acquired by the said
treaty TO be offered for sale when surveyed and
whereas part Of the said lands have been surveyed
Therefore ], James Monroe, President of the u
nited Slaiess do hereby declare and make known,
that public sales for the disposal of certain lands
south Of the Tennesses river aud in the district OF
Madison county, shall be he'd At Huntsville in said
county, iu Alabama territory, viz.
On the first Monday in July next. for the sale Of
the lands in ranges l. 2. g. {. S; on the first Mon
day in September next, for the lands in ranges g. T.
8 9, and on the Grst Monday Of November next for
the lands in ranges 10, IL, ~. 10, II, excepting
such lands as are or shall be reserved according to
law, for the support Of schools and for other pur-
poses. Each sale shall continue open for two weeks,
and no longer; shail commence with tile section,
township and range of the lowest number, and pro-
ceed in regular numerical order.
Given under my hand, lat the city of Washington,
this 3Ist day Of March, 1915
JAMES MONROE
BY the President, JOSIAH MEiGS,
W Commissioner Of the General Land Cfice
Printers who are authorized 10 publish the laws
Of the United STATES win publish the above once
week till October next, and send their bills TO tic
General Land Office for payment
April %. s9w.
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POETRY.
CApTURE OF WASRAW.

CAP1OkE Or WhoNnV W.
{The following description Of the last con.
test oil the oppressors and the oppressed,
snd The massacre cf the Polish patriots at
the bridge Of Prague, is from the Poems
Il THoMAs CAMPBELL. The histciy oil
the pae,idon OF Poland, OF the massacre
in the suburbs Of Warsaw and on the
bridge OF PragOe, the triumphant entry OF
Suwarrow into the Polish capital, and the
insalt offered TO homan nature, by the BIAS
phsrnous thanks offered up 10 hesyen tor
victories obtained over men fighting in the
sacred causc Of liberty, by murderors and
opprcssers, are events generally KNOWN
OH sacred Trsth thy triumph csas'd awhile,
And Hope, thy sister. ceas'd with the to smile,
SVhcn lesgu'd oppression pour'd TO northern wars
Her whisker'd pAndoofs and her fierce huzzsrs,
W .v'd her dread standard 10 the breeze Of morn,
I.eai'd her loud drum and twaps her trumpet horn,
Tum mnituous horror bsooded DER her vain,
Pressging wrath to poIand-and 10 man.
yyarsaw's : last champion from her height survey'd
Wide o'crthe fields waste Of ruin laid
Oh Heaven he cried my bleeding country save
l. there no hand on high TO shield the brave !
Yet though desie icton sweep these lovely plains,
kisc. fellow men our country yet remains,
riv that dread name we wave the sword on nigh, NJ
And swear for her to live with her 10 die!
Tie said and on the rampant heights array'd
Bis trlsty warriors, few, but ubdsmay'd.
Firm pac'd and slow. horrid front they form,
Sill as the breeze, but dreadful VS. the storm;
Low, rnurm'ring sounds along their banners hy,
Revenge, or Death the watchword and reply;
Then peald the notes, onnipotent 10 charm,
And the loud toesn toii'd their last alarm
In vain alas in vain, ye gallant few;
From rank to rank yonr voliey'd thunder flew -
Oh Bloodiest picture in the book of Time,
SaFmain fell uovcp: without crime
Bouy.d notsa generous friend piIyins foe,
Strength in her arms. nor mercy in her woe
Doppd from her nerveiess grasp the shatierd spear,
CIosd her bright eye, and crushd her high
Hope for sessoh, babe the world farewell,
And Freedom sbsiek'd-ss C0xcjissks fell
The sun went down. nbr ccss'd the Garbage there,
Tumultsous murder shook the midnight air.
On pisgueS proud archthc fires Of ruin glow,
His blood ds'i waters riurm'fing far below,
Tile Aorm prevails the rampant yields away.
Bursts the wild cry Of horror and dismay
Mark as the monldcring piles with thunder fall,
A III ousasd shricksfor hopeless mercy call
Forth shook---rcd meteors hash'd along the sky
And conscious Nature sbusderd AT the cry
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Wostinpfou. .fhril 10. Ial

W0SFfngfo'l, .7frE TO, 1918.
NOTICE is hereby given to the proprie,ers Of the
IN old six per cent Stock, that the last payment
on account Of the principal and interest of the said
stock, win become due Oh the fist of October next,
ensuing the date hereof, and that the same will be
paid on that day, at the Treasury and at ;be Loan
Offices having such stock standing their books,
To the stockholders or TO their a,tornes, upon tile
surrender of The original certificates OF the said stock
Its further made known, for the information Of
tho proprieters of said old six pes stock rcsid
ing in foreign parts that in order TO obvate far as
practicable any Inconvenience which might result by
reason OF loss at otherwise, it will be advsa
bic TO retain copies Of their certificates, au
thenticated by notary pubic duly appointed.
April %. (tisto)
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
WAsHINrTox, ArarL %, 1919.
q Nosiee is hereby given,

"a "0.ts ts He'eoy SiVtH,
To TIE Propvetors of Stocks issued
n under The convention with France Of the Sob
Of April, 1905, COMMONLY called Iorisinna Sfeei.
That moie,y or half the principal Of said stock
will be redeemed on the 2ist Of October nexs cnsu
ing the date hereof and that the same win be paid
to the respective proprietors, to their attornies
duly authorized, on the day before mentioned. a,
the Treasury n Washington, or at such Loan Otice,
on the books whereof any portion Of said Stock
may then stand
fgferrrsticr - further srcn That the interest due
at tia time Of redemption, en- such part Of said
Stock ss Is held in Europe, win be paid as hereto
tore, IN London and Amsterdam aud that the inter.
est on such part Of said Stock rs has been domes.
ueated will lie paid at the same ts,c. With the ptin-
e'pal, either Mt the Treasury or At The Loan Offices
es before mentioned .ind if IS oiso hereby nude
Enszs, That ioerest on the p,oicty half Of said
Louisiana stock intended 90 be redeemed as afore.
said, Will cease and determine after the 2ist day
ct ostcbers 1918. wM. X. CRAWFORD.
tMiSI Ssereisy q tie Treasury.
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JAMES MONROE.


xxJHERE As, by an act OF Congress, passed on
w the i7,h OF February, 1915 en,itied an act
making provision for the establishment OF addition
al Land Offices IL the rcrr,cry Of Missouri" the
President OF the united States is authorised 10 d-
rect the pupIic lands which have been surveyed in
said territory, to be ofirfed for sale
Therefore, J, JAMES wosRoE, President OF the
United States. do ltercoy declare and make known,
that public les FOR the disposal (agrecable Isw)
OF certan lands in the territory Of Missouri. shall
be held rs follows. viL AZ 1T Louis, in the said
territory ON the frst Monday in August, October,
December, February and April next, mud three
weeks after ecch OF the said days, for the sale Of
hands in the land district Of st Louis Thirty
slips shall be Uttered at each sale commencing with
the eastern ranges west of the fifth principal
meridian line. aud proceeding westerly.
At the Scat Of Jnsncc for Kosrard County, in the
said Territory, on the first Monday in September
aud November next, and three weeks after each Of
said days. for the sale of lands in the land district
Of Howard Cosnty Thirty townships shall be Of
fered at each sale. The Gstto be in square form,
and to include the scat Of justice Of the said coun
w. as nearly in thc.ce as the situation of the
surveys will admit, and the second Immediately east
Of the first, and in the same form excepting from
sale in cach district, the lands which have been or
may be reserved by law for other purposes
Given under my hand, at the city Of Washington,
the ihntieth day Of April one thousand eight
hundred and eighteen. JAMES MONROE.
Ey the President
JOSIAH MEIGs
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
or Printers of Newspapers who are authorized
to publish the Laws Of the United States viii insert
the above once week ill April next and send their
bills to the General Land Office for payment
uJ A map Of the above Lansis may be had (pre-
vous 10 the sales) at the General Land Office, and
ut the land Offices in the Missouri Territory The
Map is now engraving for JOHN GARDINER
q (M.lS1 Chief Clerk, General Land Office.
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yYes,hersilold, May Is, 1919.


NEW-LoNpoN, tCoN JUNE To-
7Ae TEtter's Lesn--In the evening OF
9th May last, man named Elihn Miller,
having "takon q cup too mucb," wandered
TO sprecipice not far north of Brockway's
ferry in Lyme, and no. knowing whcre no
was, deliberately walked or rather reeled to
Its brink, from which he fell 46 feet perpsn-
diculAr smong the rocks below. He was
found the noxt morning, taken up aod car
r.ed home. Hi, life for whilc was dispair-
ed of--but he is now in fair way of recov-
cry.
There is a promontory on the island Of
Lucas, Ia The lonipn sea, on the top OF which
was a Tsmpie dedicated to Apollo. To this
Temple despairing lovers resored, made
their secret vows and icapcd into the sea---
this was called tho LovER's LEAr--Ftom
this towering height" in the 26,h Olym-
piad, 1874 mclcs and l2e females prceipitst-
ed themselves hcod-,ong. into the " briny
deep" 100 OF whom were curcd---the Others
probably perished, Sappo, however, in her
descent, was changed in,o swan, took wings
and few awsy.
la tnis county, whether from climate or
from reason, il matters not,) the violent ef-
fecis Of this honey, and gall OF lifc," are ex-
iremely seldom Though Cupid's dart does
,omctimes prick little too deep for COM
forts sake, still we are inclined to think move
ere in love With /" Sir Richard" than with
sny other chsractor. I, is therefore proposed
the, Temple be built on Slilcr's ledge, and
dedicated 70 Bncchos, thar those addicted to
iotosica,ion, may repair thisher and take ,ue
s,rwsssrd's ieoa. sfN
Come 'riprlers sI', fear no, the fall.
Hut take the lesp end care;
You'd better break lee or neck,
Thta greater i,ls endure
~ os----
NJ Falmouth, Cape Cod, exceIlen, Sal, Is
usaas in considerable gasnii,ies.