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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-06-02
By she President Of ths q. Ssdes.

M HSREAS, by an act OF Congress, passed on
w the third of March, 1915. entitled {" An act
To provide for the ascsrtaining and surveying of
the boundary lines liked by the treaty With the
Creek Indians. and for other purposes" the Presi
dent OF the United States is authorized 10 cause
the lands acquired BY the said treaty 10 be offered
for sale, when surveyed
Therefore, D., JAMES MosRos, President Of the
United States, do hereby declare and make known,
that public sales for the disposal (agreesbie to law
OF certain lands in the territory OF Alabama, shall
be held al Huntsville, in said territory, follows
On the first Monday in July next, for the sale oi
townships 9, TO- IL, IL, l3 and IA, in ranges and
2, vests, TO- III, IL, l3 and H. in range !, east
., III, IL and Ia, III range 2, east--12 and i3, IN
range 3, east-ll. IL and l3, in range a, east.
On the first Monday in September. for the sale OF
townships and 10. in range 3, west-9, 10, IL. l2
Is, IA, Is, 10, IL, I8. 80. 20 and 81, in ranges
ana 5, west
On The first Monday in November, for the sale OF
townships, 9, ~ and IL. in ranges and z. west
9 aud ~, in range g. west-o 10 and H. IN range
9, west-9, 10, III and IL. in range TO- west-9. 10,
III, IL and Is. in range IL, west-9 10, IL, IL. Is
and IL in range II, wesi
On the FIRST MONDAY in January, 1920, for the
OF townships 9, TO- Ii, ~, Is and "A, in ranges
Is and IA, west-lo, IL, %, i3 and L. in range
Is. west-l1, IL, IS ard ID, in range 10, west-l2
and l3, in range ~ west
And sales shall be held at Cahaba, in the said
territory, on the frs, Monday in August next, for
the sale OF townships 9, 10, Il, l2 49, "a and Is, in
range So, 10. IL, -, 49, IS ana 10, i'll range g.
H. in range 40 and IL il range 9-S, 8, 10 arc
IL, in ranges 10 and 11-9. 10 and ii, in range II.
Excepting such lands have been. OF shall be, re
served according TO law, for the use of schools
and fo other purposes Each sale shall continue
open for two weeks and no longer, ana shall com.
with the lowest number of section TOW nship,
and range, and proceed in regular numerical order
Given under my hand, the city of w ashing,on,
this twentieth dsy of March one thuussnd eight
hundred and nineteen. JAMES MONROE.
BY the President JOSIAH MElGS
Commissioner of the General Land Office
GJr Printers OF Newspapers who are authorized
to publish the Laws Of the United States will insert
the above a week till the first of January he xt
April 7.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-06-02
NEW GOODS.
JOHN DYRE,

No. loo, JI6yes stresg;
TTAS the following GOODS, which be
I III offers for sale, cheap for Cash, viz -
ouperfne aud com mon tIack and blue BRoAD-
CLOTHS; Supeffpe snd common CassineTes
mixtd Vigona Ciolh; Plains and Ssl,insts
.8LSO,
Improved steam-loom SLir,pg Cotton,
Carlisle Ginghams, Furniture and oIhsr Cal
icoes, Dimities a., ss and Ga white Caui-
oilcs Jaconet, eamb'Ic end null Musiss
India book, book, opd letso Mosilns; /; o.usiin
cravats, plain and fguI'd; whils, LuH, aha
figured Marseilles yellow NsIkeens; cotton
Cassimeres, black cambric, black Sinchews
and Ssrsnetts, silk Vehets Barcelona. flag
md Bandabno Habdkerc hiefs India Coltcns
and Russia DRpers; Italian and Canton
C'apes ; imitation Shswls black daDesk end
black Cashmere duo bls, and coloied sew
log silk and twist 8, 6 and threaded cotton
hoss; royal psteDt colton thread, pound end
pspe: pins, do in boxes improved silver ey-
cd cast steel needles, dsrDlbg ditlo, elastic
knitting pins and bass thmbles tapes, tch-
bins, wire and wire thread, best double giIs
coat buttons, do. for vests, common ditto mai.
tese choin buttons cotton Umbrellas hair
and rosket combs; penknives and scissors,
snuff boxes English end French silk gloves
mems and woman's white cotton hose NAKED
and black wors,sd ditto Aannels, white ana
yellow canvass, ribbons, geDtiemsn's beaver
gloves, fans and bornc paper.
LI1EUISE,
American Co,lon Shir,ings, Stripes srE
Cling hams brown Co,,ons, chex, threads, &cyr
All sbe above Goods, with great nam.
bcr of other articles too tedious to mention,e
will be sold ve,y low for Cash:
Newpnrt, Msyl l2
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
NMy 10, 1919.


NJ Office is hereby given 10 the proprietors Of
Y Stock, issued under the convention with
France, Of the 30h of April, 9oj. commonly cal.
led Lomacna Stock, that, on tue 2lst OF October,
next ensuing the dae thereof further payment
account of the principal of said stock will be
made, at the rate of fifty four perceriom the
remsi,iav moiety, unredeemed po ton thereof;
and tina. the same viii be paid to the respect tive
propre;ors OF 10 their attorneys duly authorized,
the before mentioned, az the Treasury in
" slipgton, or at such Loan Office, on the books
hereof any portion Of said stock may stand
Information is further given, that the interest
due at the time of redemption, such part Of
said stock as is held in Europe, will be paid as
heretofore in London and Amsterdam, and that the
interest such part of said stock as has been do
mestcated, will he paid at the same time with the
principal. either at the Treasury or at the Loan
Offices as before mentioned And it is also hereby
made known, that interest on that portion of said
LOUISIANA Stock. intended TO be redeemed afore-
sad viii cease and determine on the 2lst day of
October. 1919. WIN II. CRAWFORD,
Cl9w1 Secretary Of the Treasury.
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CUNDALL'S MII.LS--Porisnisuih.
Il never- failing Spring /!

-H ne0er- faiiing Spring!
THE subscribers respectfully inform the public,
i that they carry the Wool Manufacturing
business in all its brsnches--,hst their machines
are now in complete repar-their long experience
vii, therefore enable them TO perform all the bran
ohes Of Cording. Spinning. Weaving. Coloring and
Finishing, all the various kind Of oolen Goods, in
roint OF colour and finish, equal it lot superior TO
any establishment in this county They guarantee
to complete all orders in their lire, speedily and
on as reasonable terms at any establishment Oh
this Island CLARKE 4 GRiNNELL-
n TIE following persons will receive al! ar
ticles intend, d for their mandatory Jos SHgs
MAN, Of Newport--SANFoap ALMY, OF Little
Crmpton--PRL CoREy, of Tiverton--a and VII
LIAM PsARsE, Bristol-Ferry
They have constantly on hand at wholesale and
retail satinnets, Plains, Csssimeres, fianues, &c
which they are determined to sell al moderate prices
Nevport Aprl 30.
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Stale Of RAoas. Island and Providence
4 6fIfftUttOflSs
In General Assembly. J
May Session. A. ID. 1919. !

REh enacted by ate Generoi .assembly. and by The
- authority hereefh is enacted, That from and
ster the first day Of June, 1872 each and all OF the
independent chartered companies within this
State, shall severay be attached TO the respective
regiments Of militia, within the limits district in
which said independent or chartered companies are
organized and said companies, when SO attached,
shall thereafter constitute, to all ntents and Pur.
poses, part of said regiments, and remain at AT
times subject TO the orders and commands OF the
commandants of said regiments,
.I,.d be H further enacted, That on all division,
brigade, rcgimental, or battalion meetings OF the
militia, the said independent chartered compan-
les shall severally take rank in the regiment agree.
ably to the dates OF their respective charters, con-
forming 10 the usage and practice established in
the regular service Of the United States
And be 10 further enacted That from and after the
first day OF June next ensuing the breyet rank here
tofore and now sustained by the officers of said in.
dependent or chartered companies shall cease, ana
the officers OF said companies shall thereafter be
commissioned with the rank follows, viz The
first officer Captain, the second as LI.uten4ni,
and the third as Ensign Prsuded nererihcIess,
That the said independent or chartered COM soies
shall possess and enjoy the privilege OF eieeung
their own officers, who shall be commissioned sS
heretofore and of maoagiDg the internal concerns
Of the company in the usual manner.
And be 10 further enacted, That all laws hereto
fore passed, exemptlng independents or chartered
companies from the command Oi The proper militia
ofhceis and giving 10 The ofcers of SAID companies
brevet or honorary rank be and the same are here.
by repealed. -
Resoi1ed That the foregoing bill be referred 10
committee, consisting Of Benz Hazard. Nathaniel
Searle, HopestiIl T.. Diman, Aibert Greene, and
Thomas Noyes. Esqures That The said bill and
this resolution be published in one OF newspapers IN
the town, Of Providence, aud one in the town OF
Newport, and that any reasons to oter why said
bill should not pass into law, may communicate
the in writing to any of said committee
and hat committee report 10 the next June session
of the General Assembly.
House Of Representatives.. May, 6, 1919;
Voted aud passed By order,
DEXTER RANDALL, Clerk.
In the Senate, read the sam day aud concurred:
ny order, HENRY 3owES, Ssc'ry.
A true copy Witness,
HENay Bowen, Sec'ry.
Mo, 10
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*xx CURES PE.ktOkMEU!
Though heretofore considered PASS rehe) By
DIR. RELFt'S
BOTANICAL DROPS.

% ME. Sscarman. earpen.er Of Bos'en, was %
AVA months afflicted with tumour on the
back OF hs hand which ncapaciated him for wo,k,
after having tried every thing in vain, and suffered
an operation on his hand, and considered ncurabe,
was cured and restored to health by ,aSng bottles
of the drops
Mr. Wright Of Boston, was 3 years afflicted with
iever'sore on one of his legs had tried most medi-
cnes without effect was cured BY bottles
a Chid Of Mr.. BnrrH, of Hanover was cured
of Ulcers and BiIes, some which had eat down TO
the ribs by bottles This chd was considered
in a dying state when he began taking these drops
IN hlfaaf Of Boston, was covered all over with
eruptions, blind with both eyes, was cured by bot.
ties.
An elderly Lady of Boston was severely afflicted
for 10 years, with eruption all over her, attended
with most tormentng itchings, burnings and bio,eh.
es, had lost thereby two toe and one finger nails,
was cured by 4 bottles she had not LETT her room
for months, and considered pas. all relief!
Il Gentleman Of Lerins Ton, afflicted 90 years
with ulcers in his legs, could, obtain no relief,
was cured by A bottles.
a Gestieman Of Boston, his wife and children
was many years afflicted with eruptons had tried
every medicine without success, cured by these
Drops.
a Gentleman Of Rorbnry, was so years afflicted
with humor one of legs, attended with burning
itching aud b!otches, was resigned ~ past re lief.
for 80 years could not lie IN bed at times, per.
fectly cured by these drops.
a LaGy of Cbaricst0gn was two years an icted
with white swelling on her knee JOINT, had tried
every assistance. and considered past relief.
traction had formed, when on taking these Drops
and using DR. Jebb's Linment, in } weeks she had
the free OF the joint the pain left her. and by
continuing them has obtained perfect cure
These Drops a radical cure for scurvy, scro-
fula. ST. Anthonys fire. leprocy. pimpled faces,
iarged glands legs, ulcers even when the bone
is Affected venerai taints, when mercury has failed,
arc the best spring and autumnal physic, and may
be given TO children with perfect safety 81.
or six bottles for 6ve dollars, IL bottles or SO
II dozen Cor Si00--u .ask for "Dr. Relies Botan-
;cal Drops"-None are genuine, unless signed Nv
T. Conway" Prepared and sold wholesale by the
sole proprietor, W.T.. Conway. chemist, No. I, 3um
Sod Place, Boston by mis- special appointment by
SAMUEL w. VINSON, Druggist,
No. ITO, Thamcs-street, Newport.
.gise, By
Lemuel w. Briggs, Brisfoi; Hercules Whitney, J.
II Mason, Proridenee Dyer and Howes, WfsdLdm I;
Grecne, Nerv- London Isaac ID Bull Hartford and
most druggists, booksellers and post.nasters ,hro
out the Uuted ststes.--where may be had ell these
Justly es'eer'ed and highly afprspsd medicines"
prepared ~ w. r. Conway"
Dec. 3 1917 uy)
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POETRY.
THE BEECH TREES PETITION
By 4. Camh5eH.

- ~''~""IfSe1s
O leave this barren spot 10 me
Spare, woodman, spare the beechen tree
Though bush or Row ret never grow
Ny dark, unwarming shade below;
Nor sumner bud perfume the dew
OF rosy blush, or yellow hue;
Nor fruits OF Autumn, blossom born,
hiy green and glossy leaves adorn;
Nor Murm'ring tribes from me derive
Tn ambrosisi amber Of the hive;
Vet leave this barren spot To me;
Spare, woodman. spare the beechen tree
Thrice twenty summers have seen
The sky grow bright, the forest green,
And many wintery wind have stood
IN bloomiess, fruitless solitude.
Since childhood in my pleasant bower
First spent its sweet and sportive hour,
Since youthful lovers in my shade
Their VOWS Of truth and rapture made,
And on my trunks surviving frame
Carved many a long-forgotten name.
Oh by the signs Of gentle sound,
First breathed upon this sacred ground;
BY ali that love hath whispered here,
Or beauty heard with ravished ear,
AS loves own altar honour me.
Spare, woodman, spare the brechen tree
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-06-02
REAL ESTATE-for sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale, his
l. new Dwelling-House, 90 the Point. where he
now resdes-the Dwelling House in Cross-steeet,
back OF MIR Benjamin iial's--one third of Dwell
ling House, in Mi.street, nearly opposite ,he Rev
Mr. Hnchcock's meeting-hou now occupied BY
Thomas Handy, Esq.-A large sto.e on the long
wha ia backsmito's shop, and quantity of too,s
in Cross-street--and lot Of Land, in Nowtown, ad
joining the land Of Messrs. abraham < Geo riley
The whole Of the above will be sold reasonable
terms For particulars and Information relative 10
said premises apply. WILLIAM WHITE
Newnnri OcI 0l
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TREASURY DETACHMENT,
Second ComhroRer's Office, }
March 25Lh, 1919.

Second ComftroRer'S Office, J
March 25h, 1919. )
WHEREAS, by the act entitled &" An act rcgu
w iating the payments TO invalio Pensioners"
passed the Sd of the present month, an affidavit OF
Two surgeons or physicians, as to the continuance
and rate of disability CT the several applicants,
must accompany their respective applications for
The first payment which shall fall due after the 4tb
of March merit, and at the end of every two years
thereafter And whereas some Misunderstanding
may arise the tirDe when the above mentioned
act shall so into operation
This is to notify all whom it may concern, that,
by the construction given to the said act by the
Second Comptroller of the Treasury, the before
mentioned afidavits (agreeabiy to the form pub
lshed by the Hon. the Secretary of War, under
date of the 23d inst) will be required to accompany
the applications for all pensions to which they ap
ply, falling due on the 4h cay Of September next
RICHARD QUITS,
A7--"22,. Second Comhtroitey.
Printers authorized to publish the Laws Of the
United States will insert the above once week ill
the lst of September next
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WORTHT OF NOTICE.
No. I5O,

A choicE M iea sm.a"n Goops G Gp,sps,a 10,
onto.db bv JOHN r GREEN q, thr Nnyv
STORE, No. $50, Themes suee,, next door
north of james Taylo,'s, Esq.--Thess Gowns
are Fresh, purchased at late Cash Auc,ious,
and will be sold remarkably Cheap. His
sends aud the public, ere invited 20 call and
ex mine for tbems, yes.
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YALUABLE FARM.

THE subscriber offers Cor sale. his Farm si,usted
1 in Middlctown, about one milo and half from
The state house in NEWPORT Said Farm contains
bout 60 acres Of land with great quantity of excel
lent fruit trees, Of all kinds-togethcr with the build
,ngs thereon standing For other information in
quire o. ALANSON PECKuAM
Middletown, Peb 10. Il
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0NEor two convenient Rooms. suitable for public
~ Offices. in central situation For further infor
ms,ion and terms APPLY AZ this Office. June 3.
Ss6soi- Books, Bianks. and Stationary,
For sale, al the Ha,-Store Of
GEORGE WANTON.
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May 10.

FOR SALE-on n LreQn.
A BOUT so prime shoats, weighing from 80 TO
n $50 lbs will be delivered at Newport, in lots
not less than FIVE order at seven ceLts for Bar
rows, and six for Sows WILLIAM BATTEY
WEXFORD, Nav 10, 1919.
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MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.
CONSU MPEION.

The prevention of this destructive disease,
Is preferable 10 the best methods OF curing
II. 1t Is OF importance to point out some oi
tile causes which produces II, especially with
respect to females. The 6cst shalt men
iion is a combination among the shoe emakess,
who appear TO have resolved, that as the la
dies gowns have no bodies, their shoes should
have only tho semblance ut sole, bnt so
narrow that half an inch Of The vamp come,
10 the ground at every step, and admits the
water very freely Secondly, must mention
the pernicious, effects Of their 6odyiess gowns
When lady rises 10 the morning, she dres-
sos comfortably but mrs. A. receives a po-
lite card from mrs. b." mrs. Is. presents
her most respectful compliments TO mrs. A.
and (having invited few select fricnds) re-
quests tho pleasure Of her company to spend
a sociable evening"" Tho weather is cod
snd damp, bui IN, S. 3. cannot thiok of enter.
tainiDg company In the common room; and
about half an hour before the visi,ants are
expected, hte is kindled in the best parlor,
which had been we'll scrubbed in the fore
noon and TO have all things complete, the
carpet is laid down before the Goor is dry.
The time draws oear Mrs A. retircs into
cold room 10 dress and a suitable substitute
S0r tuc WhNW tuofIiuS u'cSoJ auopto Nuih
book or cambric muslin, with wide sleeves,
and other corresponding articles of dress
The neck or breast, If not bare, is covered
With thin cause. A cloak or thick shawl
may be worn in the streets, but are laid aside
before the room gets warm. But mrs. A. js
hedeckcd in suit much better adapted TO
she month of August than December ; abe
looks out of the window and observes that it
has rained, and that the streets are very wet,
but no matter /; the walks arc pretty dry, and
and it is but a step. Madame sets of, aud
gets her feet wet. When she arrives, the
Are Just begins to blaze, the room is cold and
damp, but off goes tho shawl or cloak, her
.fses are wrs aud cold, bat politencss will no,
ppermit her to dry them; she sits shivering
until the FIRE has warmed the room.--Tbe
company having all arrived, tho warm tea is
ssCrved about, which, with the heat OF crow
dcd room, opens the pores and produces
copious Precipitation. Al length the company
<hreaks up, and tho visitants return home
the damp oigh, air, and find many OF
Hair ffcs extlnguished and tho rooms cold ;
aehey 20 shivering TO bed, and are awaked in
1hs morning with q most violent cough and
.Aeorssasss Aiediea! Repository.
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Er PRINTING, Of all kinds, ereessed ~
q sssisfaefery essnn.r, ss fais sfsee-
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.dnong an eItens,V~ Ucriety are the )c9csgiTy.
Real superhne, black, Steam loom sht'ings
blue, brown, olive Damask diapers;
end mix'd Broad. India cottons, Chex /;
cloths Ca pe,ings, Oilcioths
Low priced ditto; Vss,ings;
Blue, brown, black, Ladies & gen,lemen's
nix'd, common s. cotton, wors,cd &c
double miied Cas- thread Hosiery
simeyes; Bandsnno, Aagg and
Bomi6azef.s, all colors black Silk Hand.
S.4 Merino Shawls, kerchicfs
cotton do. Superfne ondressed
Canton Grapes; Calicoes;
Italian ditto; Linpens, brown do.
Black and coloured Blue and yellow Nah-
Lustring; kins;
Black Florentinc, for Chex, Russia Sheet.
Vests; ings;
White aud coloured Brown Cottons
Cambrics; Threads;
Saconct & mull Mus. Fans, Ribbons, Tapes
Inns; Sewing Silks, Twist,
limitation & common Buttons, Sc. &c.
book Muslins;
Newslrt, May IL, 1919.
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Sbestings--Cbecks
WIN. JAMES TILLEY.

.No. ia, Ihamt ts.sfreef,
uAs this day received, complete assortment cf
L blesched and unbeached Cpttons, from 4 "a.
t9 3 yd. wide. Also, complete assortment Sf
Checks. Also, linen sheetngs and shirtings Iatia
Cottons; Nankins Canton Grapes Parisnets Late
strings; Levantines and snchaws--which he viii
sell very low. May u.
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For Sale, or to Let, q

THE following Estaies-lIouse, No. -, on Broad.
street, with all the sppurtenances. Said house
viii do well for public house Also new house
Tanner and Oak-streets, 30 by 20 feet on the
ground, two stories high, with a large stable. A
new store on The Long g.whsrf, 80 BY 90 feet, Two
stories high, with the wharf in front, in good re-
pair, lying near the bridge. Also, two or three
small houses and the land they stand on, in differ
ent parts of the town. One half Of q body pew in
The I'd Baptist Meeting House, in this town. Also
for sale, 6rst rate ehasc and harness, good
horse and Wagon and harness. keady doors.
made window-frsmes and sAshes. Lumber of var
ious kinds
Also for sale--Ts acres OF the best kind Of vet.
,ont land, selected by Mr.. Christopher Sweet fos
is own settlement Apply to
Newport, Mar. 3:
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DANDY OF l77o.

Y. DANDY OF 1870.
!. Y An account of the appearance Of ono them
<ss published 10 OH English papar fifty years
-;
~" A few days ago, Macsroni made his sp.
noarance in the Assembly Rooms al White
Z Maven in the following dress "A mixed silk
coa,, pink satin waistcoat and b eeehes, Gov
fGrsd with an elegant silver nett. white silk
! etotkinss with pink clocks pink satin shoes
.nud large pearl. buckles, o mushr oom coloscd
.4utock. covered with hne point lace-his hair
dressed rema,k kably high s. stuck full Of pearl
4 splps. --o;ss;o--
~ 8, lkSrp e,!ens.--A circumstance has recent
4 n taken place st Fahlun, the capital Of Dale
earlis, in Sweden, which nigh, figure with
advantage In q novel. In working to cs,ab-
Vhish . new communication between two
What's Of q mine, the body Of miner was
Y discovered, in q state Of perfect preservation
3 eo<l impregnated with vitriolic water. This
body was quite soN, but hardened on being
k.exposed to the air--No one could identity
4 Fthe individual; il was only rccoilecicd, tha,
6 the accident by which ho had been buried in
I, che earth, had taken place fily Yeas ago.
All enquiries as to tho name of the sufferer
y. had already cessed, when a docrepid woman
naming upon cru;chcs advanced towards the
= corps, and knew IL to 10 tina, Of young man
No whom she had been promised in marriage,
4 half . century ago. She threw herself or
che body, which had the appearance OF bron-
4 bathed IL with tears, and tainted with Joy
q having once moro beheld the object OF he
affection, this side the grave. 1t Is easierto
\ conceive than to.,raeo the contrast offered by
this couple---the one buried ii'y years age
elilI wearing ell the appearances OF youth !;
: While the other, weighed dowa by age, cvin.
sed I'll tho fssvensy Of youthful love.