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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-11-20

the physical sgenls which haze snec..s,v,lg
been discovered, such rs eiec,,ici,v. m,on.,.
ism, tho inhamation OF gases, decomnos,,i.n n
and ecomposi,ion OF water, have been ma,,.
tsiord IN theories ss the causes Of ihis ereat
phenomena Of nature. Now an theso con.
jee,ores seem 10 be insufficient to explain
consolsioos so extensivs, produced az the
same time over such large portions Of the
earth, rs those which take place during earth
qoskss. The mos, probable opinion, the On.
y one which seems 10 Us TO reconcile, in a
certain degree the energy, The extent Of these
phenomena, and often ,heir frighiful cores
pondence IN the most dis'sD, counties Of The
globe would De TO suppose, conformabiy To
many other physical indications tho, the solid
surface on which We live is but Of incon tide.
rsbie thickness IN comparison with the semi.
diame,e, Of tho terres,iai globe. is in some
measure o recent she'll covering q liquid
nucleus. perhaps still in . slate Of ignition, in
which great chemical or physical phcromena
operating NJ inietvsls conso those sgits,ions
which arc transmitted to us. The countries
whe'e the supe fetal crust is less thick or
less strong, or more recently or more imper.
tectiy consolidated, would agreesbly 10 this
hypoihes,, he The most liable 10 be oon,used
snd broken by the violence Of these ine,aat
explosions. Now 1t We compare together
the eSrctimon,s on The length Of the perdu-
Ium, which have been made for somo years
past with grea, accuracy, from tho north Of
Scotland 10 the South of Spain, wo readily
perceive that The iaiensi,y.of gravila,ion de-
creases on This spsce, as we 20 from the pole
towards the equator, mote rapidly than it
ought 10 do upon an ellipsoid, the concentric
and similar sttaia oi which should have eqoal
deosities At equal depths and The devis,ion
Is especially sensible about the middle Of
Fiaoce, where TOO there has been observed q
s,tikiog itregrIarny in The length Of tho de-
g'ees Of the es,th.--This local decrease OF
gravity 10 these countries should seem to IN
dicsie With some probability, that The strata
near tho surface must be less dense ,hero
then esewhe' G, and perhaps have in their in
terror immense cavities. This wca,,l sccoont
10, the existence ot the numerous volcanoes
which those strata show he traces, and ex-
pialo why they are even now st intervals, the
focus of subIet fsneous co0salsions.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-11-20
Selling at psry reduced pftres, at
Il Z. LII rs.

O. UPERFINE and common blue and black Broad
y cloths Csssimsres, fashionso,e PeIise Cloths /,
pain and figured English Fisnneis, Ca,lcoes, ava
rely me rino Shawis and Hdkfs imitation, dit,o
book asd leno Alusins; book riusiIn Bdkts super
black silk, do bal, ana wire Thread beet Italian
sewing silk horn, shell and ivory Combs bls, x
aud colored Grapes, b.s,k, green and white Italian
Grapes Bombazetts, very cheap 8ombszeeps; Va.
iencis vestngs linen Cambrics long Lawns null
and j,conet Muslns Cotton Cambrics' Dlmi,Ies /;
strips Jeans; Hosiery, great variety cheap Irish
Liueos shir,ings and sbee,ings, knitting Co'tons
cotton Floss
The sbove articles, with great variety not men.
toned will be soid much lower than ever before OF.
fered Those who wish to eiothe themselves cheap.
will do well 10 call at
No. Ia, 3hames.SL
Eewport sept II.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-11-20
CHARTS, &c.
WM. II. PATHBONE,

IAs jus, received ard offers ior SAFE, .. his au.e
II head Of Packet phafE new Chart, extending
from, New.york to Havana. improved by government
surveys in 1920. with general ssso,men, oil eeans'
of ti,e la,es, -Bo~licbs NsvgA'ors. 9h ehi
lion -, Americ an Cosst Pilots 10Th edIuoni Nsnteai
A,man.cks for the years 1872 and 1928 ss.rnsns
daiIy Assistant-with complete assortment al au'
teal .yrurg, log ana "fspp'"s
Psper--Quiils and ink Powder.
sts. general assortment, Of Hardware, Cutlery
cordage and ship Chandery
Jost received, SO essks cut Nails, assorted hAs-
20 thousand Bricks--z0 doS Tie
ar Cordsge aud Csbles made u order, and ves.
.e.a. August IA
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-11-20
Theoru Of la, fliauakcs.

NJ. Blot, sf.er detailing tne pnenomens OF
the esrthedake on the 23d Of February Ia,',
concludes on interesting paper with these Oh.
servstions.
In the infancy Of Chemistry and Nsurs'
Philosophy, IL was imsgjned tina, earthquakes
migo, be easily eS planned; IN proportion az
these sciences have become mote eoffeet and
more ofouod, this coa6dence hiss decreased.
Bu, b, . propensity f., which the character
Of the human mind ssgicieoDy sesonn,, al!
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-11-20
NEW GOODS.
Robert p. Lee,
ia, Ibames- Street,

II AS jus, received, sno Offers icr sale
4 4 at the very lowest Prices Tor Cash. a large
assortment Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
As YoLLoWs -
Blue. black and mixed BroaGciciks, from IS cents
20 2 dollars.
ID. uble and single milled Cassir,erea. from 50 cts
TO So 50.
STACK and color'd dgured and plain Bomhsyrt,s.
from IS 10 SO cents
l,ianeets, Du;his, Plains Eerse,s, Bookings, srl
Baizes,
8.XO.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-11-20

Since the discovery Of the New World our
Engli,h gardens have produced 23ss vsrie-
ties Of tree, and plants from AmeTies, and
upward, Of 100 from the Cope of Good
Hope, in sddiuoo TO many thousand which
have been brought from Chins, The East 10
dies, New Holland, various parts OF Africa,
Asia, and Europe; until The It's, OF pian's
now cul,iva.ed in this county exceeds l2o,-
600 ,a,ieties-London haher.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-11-20

"A Paris paper ri August contains the fol-,
toying account a. Gu' de- (commi,ted. o. IL
Is supposed, by . PriesS) from Mayor Of
The Commune where the cline took place
"On Mondav, May 8, 1922, In the sIter.
noon, M Msss, ecciesss,ic, ii The eye of 20,
Cure OF Queprinsut lcete, went TO the house
Of young woman, whose usgicsl end an-
nouDced in ny notice Of June S, (Matie Gc-
min. whose married name was Chs'nsiet,) abd
remained there about TWO hours. This wo.
man, who was very piou., was TO have gone
the next day TO comDunlcsie OF Veny, q
neighboring parish, where the 6rs, comnnn-
ion oi children was 10 take place, and II sp-
pears that The Cure oppoIu,ed her 40 hour TO
hear her 10 confession IN the evening" Sbo
was seen entering The church atou, six IN tho
evening she weot 10 alone, sOd was not seen
10 come DOT.
The hosbood Of this unfoi iunair woman
wen, at . o'clock to seck her at the houses Of
| several Of her relations; he went with ie-
male cousin of his vile 10 the parsonage
| house, contiguous to the church, h,--Tbo Cure,
! who made them wait few insian,s, ss'd, as
| fret, he had no. seen hcrj then recollecting
| himself, added, ne had seen her dsyouily
praying, bu, without speaking TO her. Whils
K
| sonsge, as if he feared they might come ios
The Cufe afterwards hold the sarne language
20 different persons; TO others he said' thas
not bsviog found this femsIe 10 . decepi Cess
enough, he had declined hearing her comics.
sion. The Wednesday, u must be remark.
ed, wa, working day.
About hsIf past tout o'clock IN 'he morn
ing, sn inhabnsat Of the town, descend'og to-
wards tho plain BY . path not freqnenlcd az
| night, perceived iiuic distance from y, and
! about 200 yards from Tho parsonage, blood IN
| abundance, q penknife stuck 10 ,he ground,
1 aud q s,ring, about six metres long, oo'h
| bloody. in the same place were found rags
| Of hesh. and some frsgmenn OF bone Ire.
| ees OF blood led other persons to the bank oi
| the Isere, where the peekeschief oi the un-
| fouuos,o woman vas recognized, without
coubt placed there 10 give rise TO the 'des
,bs, she had drowned hetseii The idea OF
assassination occurred 10 no one 10 . eoun'ry
| ~hich, within the memory OF mso, had noe
been stained by any crime SUICIDE was
I though, Of. T. was Imagined, conu"S 70 as
probability that, ate, bssios s'sooea hs'se"
with the knilc, Which wss sierwSds fecoes
nized ss 90, belonging 10 her, she had pre-
served ,uensib enough 10 go snd throw ber-
| sell toto the lsere. IL ~ 9oo paies no" no
place where tho kniie va ioanJ 90 The book
Of the Isere, wheis the nel lkereh'ei was
The despair Of the women was explained -
the gres, ,igor Of the Cure IN eon'e.s'.p
and It vas iasgiped, that hsv'ng been rslss'
ed sb,olu,ioo, she had destroyed be'ssh Hes
des,h Was said 10 be The work oi the Devil
and credpii,y and sopers,i,,ou propsgs'ed the
story. On the ie,b Of the same month, how
ever, the character Of the terror ina, ~as ere
alrd vas changed, When soaas shepherds DIS
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-11-20
NOTICE.

TANrs TOWNSEND. informs bis friends and
j the pub,ic. that be has employed an experiences
NyorIrasn, at the CABINET MAKING hUsiNEss
and Is ready to attend TO tie calls Of hls old Gus.
tgmers md sricnls--the smallest favour viii b,
gratefully acknowledged and pnnctuaNy s'tehleo
io-o.R At the Chambers oset iss store. so'u
corasr o. Bauuisler ,.S hsff March y, isZl'
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A SMART ACTIVE. LAD.

WANTED in dry goods store a
w ,nsr, .e,;ve lad --one Who writes . god
hand. !, acquainted with figures, and can be ~eh
recommended, ~ill fad enrlSynen, By en1ur'ng |"
this Office.
ns~p3r,, No1 s. 1872,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-11-20

AK ici "a L IL Wv chb''
TIE subscriber conte mpia,ing removal rom this
state, offers f,r ss;c his estate, situate on the
Point, consisting Of Dwelling House, and s'x lois
Of land, near to and adjoining tue bCusc.
dLS0,
The sloop Fanep, burtLen So tons, good stsunch
vessel, well founo, and in good order ior ses--now
lying at Marbles Q,te Denps) wharf, on the Point,
where she may be seen
For particulars terms of sale a the above pro
perty, aPpiytu FELEG BATTLES
Newport, July II. 1922. Ii
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-11-20
CUlIDALL S MILLS.

Woot Carding.
vTiIE subscribers inform their friends
L aud the public, that they have repienisbec
ibem Csrding Machines With new Cards o' Tie M
est and most approved manufacture. shd that the!
ave now enabled to Caid Wooi OF all grades, IN the
best manner. nst,t
They continue to Manufacture c all kinds OF WOOL
IN Goods, as usual -.iiso, they color Ano nnish
WOODEN Cloths OF al descriptions aud 10 co'of SA'
ren,s. sc tba, have faded, or tttohie uniasLon.
.bl. All branches Of the above busIntss ~i' We
done with despatch, and on tie loves, 'errs' aho
,he lest favor gratefully acknowledged.
CLARKE & GRiNNELL.
ND-sAxfoRp ALsY, Little .Compton-pE ELk G
CoaEv, Tiverton-- NrLLiAs PBaRss, biis'oi
Ferry-snd Jos sResssn, IN Newport, VII, re
r,;ve ard forward articles INTENDED for the Manu-
f,-torv. Portsmouth, July ls, 1870.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-11-20
FRESH FLOUR.

taory l,ndirg, and for sale on Gardaers Wha0
from, schooner Dshghi IN Peace, from .fleT
aadrta.
100 Bbls. Superfne FLOUR, selec.
ssd for families use.
IN STORE,
$50 Bbls superfne FLOUR.
90 hafbbl superhne do.
50 bbis scratched do.
10 do. mlddiings do.
Also,
SO Hams If a superior quality, cured IN New
York. Sfpy
Nevrort June 8.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-11-20
JENNET DRUMMOND,

TVS again opened the shop she formerly Occupied
and of.ers tor sale variety OF Fancy GOODS,
among which are the following
noah muslin HaI;fs India and Scotch null Mus
lin do Book do Cambricks Jsconet do Lenoes /,
shread ana silk Laces, iinnen Cambrlc and cambric
Hdkis cotton do silk aud kid Gioyec; Cslcoes !;
Chintzes and Furnitures; gauze, silk and merino
Kkfs merino, silk and cotton Shawls; itsiian, Can.
,on and Nankn Crspes, Gauze' silk and cotton
bose Pins and Needles; Tapes and boboins, &c
uNczxtarf. Hug .st II
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HATS.

NEW-YORk HATS, which are
i handsome aud cheap. ineiu udipg lie fashion
aud Chdrens Hats.
PAPER HANGINGS,
For Rooms and window curtains, with e!cgant
Borders-some very how priced
BOOKS.
Family Bibles, with plates, Blank Acooan, Books
--Biun,s Navigator and Coast Pilot, last ednions--
Aldens and Webster's spelling books MurrsJ .
Reader and Gramm1r-WaikoT's Dictionary -
schooi-Books ofevery kind in use.--Also small hi.
bies. Testsmrnts Watts Psalms and Hyms- 50
heams FooiscAp, Writing and Letter Psper Are
usl received and for safe st the yoS and Hat Store
OF GEORGE WAN1ON,
.9ge.; 10 E. HATHAWAY.
NewDort. luly 20
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Fashionable pciice cloths s Cashmere shaw's. Dor.
prao Broadeso,is, dered snd plain
Handsome Vesting, @Mciino shawis & scarfs
Worsted Hosiery, q with elegant borders,
Lambs wOo Hose and ' Cotton shsww with and
hall Hose, without borders,
Power loom Shir,ngs, a Flag handanho ani blk
Chinlz ard Furnit,li.s, iidkis
Caiicoes and t;iushan.s, s u,ton ditto al, Kinds.
Wildbo'es Cor Is i.odk siJ Leno Aiusins
GOOD oLper for 9d. y Book muslin iisustih
saiiine,ts, 4 JtcoHs, and mutt Mus.
Silk and tabby Velvet, nrs,
Black Sarsnets. b 'olton Csmbrcs. &
Rattnetts Ga
Cotton Umbrellas. ylnsh iinene,
Woodstock and beaver tiasn CanlhrI-g.
Gloves, - Thread Laces,
White worsted Shu,s Fine f4l s.obl.ns,
Red Caps aud Comfort & 6vckrsm and Drown En.
ers, ems.
Scotch and Tartan Plaid: = silk aud Twist
Ladies black and olive Patent wire sewing Cot.
beaver ($50tcs. ton,
Piusl' trimmed and lined & chiidren's socks,
ditto. sussis and l,asena Duck
Angola Gloves. ?Merino end plaid silk
Italian Grapes, oIk. white 6 Handkerchiels,
ard green, yCrssh for tuveFs.
LIKE WISE.
500 yards good Towcloth; 500 do
American Sh,rings; Cnex, Stipes, Bed.
,icks, Woolen Yarh. Knilting Coaon, Dunes
~ FanHeis, PiaIds, Sheetings, sc &c.
N@VDort, Oct &.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-03-27
FARM FOR SALE.

an " ednesdav, the Sd day of
W April next, at ten S'clock, A. M. will be
sold, at Publick Auction, ON the PREMISES
FARM, situated in the sutheasterly part OF
Charlton, County of Worcester, containing one
hundred anu FIVE acres of god Land. well pro-
portioned into Moving, Past,ring. Tillage. and
". " ood-Land--with valuable growth Of Pine
timber and young Orchard, from which
between 20 and 80 barrels of Cider has been
made IN one year. The Farm is suitably di-
vlded into Lots, and chiefyfenced with good
Stone Wall. The Buildingsccnsst of a conve-
nient Dwelling House, Barn, Graaary, SHEDS.
Shop, &c.-.4iso, one Lot ofWood-Lsnd. ".
ing one and hall miles from the ahoye-men-
toned Farm, containing about fifteen acres
A liberal credit will be given for two-thirds OF
the purchase money, with good secunty.-
For further information, inquire of Gen. SALE,
lows E, jun. Deac. ABJAH METcAIF. or Of
TIMOTHY MORSE, jun. in Charltom-or of the
Subscriber, in Boston.
.atso,-at the same time and place-a
quantity OF GRAIN, HAY, and PorAroEs.
JOHN A. HAVEN.
Boston, Street, March IS.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-03-27

win tell ysu story, gentle reader,
before we part. Two youths (it was
many centuries ago. embarked in their
little skiff upon large river, bound to
port many miles above. "This
stream. (said Neptune, their PATRON
flows more and more rapidly, the low
er you go down it; while, the higher
you ascend, the more calm and tranquil
IFS waters become. Your oars are small,
but they will enable you gradually to
ascend.-Go, make good use of them,
and shortly | will furnish you with 9TH
ers infinitely better" They both put
out into the middle of the stream and
Theseus, who was the elder, obeyed
the injunctions of his patron, by imme-
diately applying himself to the means
he had of stemming the current, and
soon began to make considerable pro-
gress. Isis, on the contrary, threw
himself down on the bottom of his
boat TO sleep, resolved to make no ex-
ertions until the promised oars were
put into his hands and down he went,
four times as fast as his brother went
up. After while, Neptune went out
to seek his young friends, and took the
oars he had promised on his shoulder.
He found Theseus already more than
half way to his journeys end, and
gave him the present, for which he
thanked him, and easily reached the
place of his destination-but Isis was
found far, far below, amid the rapids !;
and the oars and all his exertions were
then in vain.--He could not gain an inch
against the current, which soon carried
him to destruction.
have done: A word TO the wise is
sufficient.
oAKWooD.
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Real Estate in Shrews.
bury.
nor Sale, an excellent Farm.

NOR Sale, an excellent Farm,
Il containing about one hundred acres of
good Land. well proportioned into Moving.
Pasturing, Ploughing, and Woodland, with a
decent two-story House, and Barn, and 9TH
er out-buadings, in very good repair. Said
Farm IS very pleasantly situated, and is about
one and half mile from Shrewsbury Meeting
House, and three and half miles from Wor-
cester Couft-House. The Buildings stand a.
bont thirty rods south of the Worcester Turn-
pike. NoFarm in town is better watered-
having stream of water running through it
which never fails, and waters every part Of the
Farm for the cattle-with an excellent young
Orchard, ngrafted with the choicest Fruit,
just coming into a bearing state-situated in a
very pleasant neighbourhood, and about one
mile from Grist-Mill and Saw-Mill.
CondstioPs.-A long credit will be given for
great part OF the purchase money, if re-
quested. Il not sold at private sale by the
9TH day ofIApril next, it will then be imme-
diately offered at Publick Auction on the
premises, At o'clock, P. M. For further par
ticulars, inquire of the Subscriber.
JONATHAN NELSON.
Shrewsbury, Feb. IL, 1922.
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OAKWOoD.
From the Haverhin Gazette.I

From the Haverhin Gazette.1
JMesms. B,ur1n & Hearsev-
Please to insert the following, and oblige.
A POSTRIDEH.
Londonderry, March 10, 1899.
THE PoST-RIDER'S PETITION.
A PARODY.
PITY the cravings of a needy man,
Whom debts and duns have driv'n to seek
your door,
Whose purse is dwindIed TO the shortest
span
Oh give him. cash, and trust to Heav'n for
more.
This thread-bare coat my poverty betrays,
And bills unpaid aloud my wants proclaim;
And many tell-tale gossip idly strays
About the town, to tell the world my shame.
Yon house, erected on the RISING ground,
With tempting aspect lur'd me from my way !;
For there rich subscriber might be found,
Who, much hop'd, would be incin'd to pay.
Hard is the case of Post-Rider poor
There, as stoop'd to ask my legal due,
lurking Sheriff chas'd me from the door,
TO seek wherewith to pay my debts, from you.
Oh! pay me quick, nor with my suf'rings
spit
The Sherif's look well nigh my heart hath
stunn'd
Ny passage to the loathsome Jail is short,
For am poor, and miserahly dunn'd.
Should reveal the half of what owe,
Ii lack OF money e'er your pockets curs'd,
Unsatisfi'd you would not let me go,
Nor ask me get a httIe wti5e TO truSf.n
Neglect has caus'd my want---ior this pine,
Brought to the state you see by your neglect
And your condition may be soon like mine,
To want that money which you can't collect.
Pity the cravings Of a needy man,
Whom debts and duns have, driv'n to seek
your door
Whose purse is dwindled TO the shortest
SPAN
Oh! give him cash-that he may dun no
more.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-03-27

Worcester, IS.
Probate-OGce, March 8, 1899.
To the Wido1O and Heirs Of JAcop HAY
WARD, late Of Milford, IN SAID Cou,,tus
deceased, and to all otkers concerned IN
the EstGts ofsaid deceased, GREETING.
VTOU are hereby cited to ap-
u pear you see fit) at the Court of Pro-
bate to be holden at Worcester, in said Coun.
ty, on the first Tuesday in April next, at ten
Of the clock, before noon, to show cause why
the Instrument, which purports TO be The last
win and Testament Of said deceased, should
not be approved; and you will be heard there
OH.
NATHL. PAINE, y. Prob.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-03-27
POETRY.

following eminently beautiful lines,
hich, presume, are rom the pen Of Per-
val, remind the belle-lettres scholar of the
den times o.: Queen Elizabeth, when poet
! did not consist of smooth versi6ca ion
one, but pregnant thoughts were deemed
sential, and every line presented vivid
age to the mind Of the reader. One such
aet as Perciyal is enough to put to shame
!lnost the whole race Of the present day.
NJ Y. Er. Post.
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Worcester, IS.
Probate Office, March 70, 1929.
10 the WsdorV, Creditors, and Heirs Of
DANIEL AmsDEN, tote Of Petersham, IN
sa'd County, deceased, and to all Others
concerned in the Estate Of said deceos-
ca, GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to an.
n pear Qfyou see ft) at the Court of Pro-
bate to be holden at Worcester, in said Coun-
ty, on the first Tuesday in April next, at ten
OF the clock before noon, to show cause why
License should not be granted TO the Admins.
tratrix to sell and convey so much of said de-
ceased's Real Estate as will raise the sum Of
four hundred and sirty dollars, for the payment
of debts and charges; and you will be heard
thereon THEOPHs. WHEELER, Reg.
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NATITL. PAINE, J. Proc.

Worcester, IS.
Probate-oaice, February 81, 1922.
10 the Hears Of ANN FAIRBANK, tcte of
Sterling, an sad County, deceased, and
TO all Others concerned in the Estote of
said deceased, GRrrT1sc
" GU are hereby cited u ap-
q pear (ifyou see ft) at the Court of Pro-
bate to be holden at Lancaster, in said Coun-
ty, on the third Tuesday in May next, at one
OF the clock, after noon, to show cause why
the Accounts of the Administration OF said Fs-
tate should not be allowed; and you will be.
heard thereon.
THEoPHs. WHEELER, Reg.
By order ofthe Hon Judge.
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from the Charleston Courier. |
THE CORAL GROYE.

iEEP in the wave is Coral Grove,
ere the purple mullet and goldfish rove
ere the sea-aower spreads its leaves of blue,
Il never are wet with falling dew,
{ in bright ard changeful beauty shine,
down in the green and CLASSY brine
: floor is of sand, like the mountain drift,
nd the pearl shells spangle the f1inty snow;
IN coral rocks the sea-plants lift
heir bonghs, where the tide and pillows
flow;
ne water is calm and still below,
Scr the winds and waves arr absent there,
"a the sands are bright as the stars, that glow
n the motionless nelas OF upper air:
here, with its waving blade OF green,
The sea-fag streams through the silent
water,
I'd the crimson leaf Of the dulse is sees
30 blush, like q banner bath'd in slaughter !.
here, with light and easy motion,
The tan-corai sweeps through the clear deep
sea;
Il the yellow and scarlet tufts of ocean
ire bending, ike corn on the upland lea:
"a life, IN rare and beautiful forms,
Is sporting amid those bowers of stone,
~ IS safe when the wrathful spirit OF storms
las made the top OF the wave his own:
i when the ship IRON his fury flies,
fnere the myriad voices OF ocean roar
.len the wind-god frowns il the rnurky skies,
nd demons are waiting the wreck on shore
!.ea far below, in the peaceful sea,
he purple muilet and goldfish rove,
acre the waters murlnur TRANQUILITY,
Through the bending twigs of the Coral
Grove. P.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-03-27
Worcester, IS.

Worcester, IS.
Probate-Ofice, March IS, 1922.
TO the Heirs of THOMAS HALE, late of
Leominster, IN said County, deceased,
and to all others concerned IN the Estate
of said deceased, Greeting.
VOU are hereby cited to ap-
M pear (ifyou see fly at the Court of Pro-
bate to be holden at Lancaster, in said Coun-
ty, on the third Tuesday in May next, at
one Of the clock, after noon, to show cause
why the final Account Of the Administration Of
said Estate should not be allowed; and you
will be heard thereon.
NATHt. PAINE, J. Prob.