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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-10-22
EVENING SCHOOL.

To the Honorable Justices Of he Court OF Com
mon Pleas, begun and holden at POrtlG7ld lctfh-
an and for The county Of Cumberland, on the
third Tuesday Of June, an the gear Of our Lord
on. thousand eight hundred and tseenty t,eo.
ID ESPECTFULLY represents DAVID WINS
III Low, Of Westbrook, in said county, Yeo-
mau--that he is seized as tenant in common,
with others to your petitioner unknown, in and
to the following described tracts or pieces OF
land, situated in Portland, in said county, and
bounded as follows, 10 wit:
The first tract beginning at stake, standing
on the southeasterly side Of Fore street., and on
the northea.terly corner Of land owned by Sam
uel Freeman thence northeasterly, by said Fore
street, far that line at right angles with the
northessterly side line Of said Freeman's land,
will make ten feet 10 a stake, and from these two
bounds to extend southeasterly, keeping the
width Of ten feet, and adjoining said Free mans
land and Flats TO the channel OF Fore River.
The second tract is bounded as follows Be
ginning on the southerly eide Of Fore-street at
a stake, standing in the northwesterly corner Of
land formerly owned by Enoch Ilsley, now said
to be owned by David Smith thence southeast
srly by said Fore-street, seventeen feet, to a
stake, standing on the northes sterly corner OF
land said TO BE owned by Joseph Cross's heirs,
and Enoch Preble; and twenty three feet and
=
Wharf, Gunboat Wharf, called and from
these two bounds 10 extend southerly, on the
northeasterly side Of said Cross and Preble's
land, keeping the width Of seventeen feet, near
to the swing Bridge, which crosses from Gunboat
Wharf 10 Preble's Wharf, or so far that line
running from the southwesterly corner Of Jacob
Bradbury. line, running south ten degrees west
towards the channel of Fore River, will enclose
said described land.
Also, the lot of land and flats, situated be-
tween and adjoining the last above described
parcels, extending from Fore-street to low water
mark, together with the Wharf, known by the
name Of Tyng's Wharf, or Gunboat Wharf with
all the privileges and appurtenances thereto be-
longing.
And that his the said David Winslow's pro-
portion of said several tracts OF land and Wharf,
is one third part thereof; and that the said Da-
yid Winslow is DESTROYS Of holding his part Of
said lands and wharf in severaIty. Wherefore he
prays, that after due proceedings had, his third
part Of said lands and wharf may be set off and
assigned TO him to be held in severaly, and that
the same may be established according TO law.
BY SAMUEL FEssENDEN, and THOMAS AmoRY
DEBIoIs, his Att0Inies.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-10-22
NOTICE.

THE Subscriber hereby gives notice. that he
he contemplates Renorlng from this town
He therefore requests all persons who are iuiebt.
ed to him either by note or account, TO make
payment on or before the first day OF September
next, as he will be aunder the necessity Of leav-
ing all demands which may then remain due and
unsettled with Attorney for settlement and
collection.
lie also requests those who have demands
against him to call at his clearinghouse in Viii
low.Street, and receive their pay.
He likewise offers to rent the DWELLING
HOUSE situated as above, it being two story,
in good repair, and very convenient for family.
Possession to be given in the month Of September
next.
He wishes 10 hire two or three good WORK
MEN as Journeymen at the Hating Business in
his Fastory at Topsham.
JESSE RICHARDS.
Portland. June 0, 1929. (tf)
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-10-22
STATE OF MAINE.

CUMBERLAND, ss.-Court Of Common PI.as,
June Term, II. ID. 1922
ON the foregoing petition, ORDERED, That
the said petitioner give notice Of the same, by
causing the said petition, with this order thereon,
to be published in one or more of the newspa-
pers printed in Portland, three weeks successive
iy, the last publication to be thirty days at least
previous to the next term Of this Court that
all persons interested therein, may then and
there appear, and shew cause, If any they have,
why the prayer thereof should not be granted.
WIN. T. VAUGHAN, CLERK.
Copy Of the Petition and order Of Court.
Attest, VIM. II. VAUGHAN, CLERK.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-10-22
at Court Of Probate held atIPort7rpd ,rjs;

at a Court Of Probate held al Portland 5rtta5
and for The county Of Cumberland, on the .1ir.t
Tuesday Of October, IN the gear Of our Lorl
eighteen hundred end tuenfy bre
ShLLY SWIFT, sdministratrix OF he estate Of LEN
~ UEL SWIFT late OF Brunswick said Country Il,
ter deceased having presented her account of
mum raton OF the estate of said deceased and p-tir
for allowance out Of The personal estate.
ORDERED. Th't the said sdnnistratrix give nntis .
% All PERSONS interested BY causing copy OffhS orr
he published three weeks succrssvey in the Portard
Gzette printed at Portland. rhar th-v my 7p--r
PROBATE Court 70 he held North Yarmouth in said COURT
on The second Iuestisv Of November nt xt atten wv
eosS II the forenoon, ard shew cause, znv ,hry ha
why the same should not be allowed. aud g~aprrd.
BARRETT POTTER, Iudrr.
Atrue CoPy-Attcst. Horsrio southgste Reg.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-10-22
At Court Of Probate held at Portland ,,i,lj

AZ Court of Probate held at Portland rriflit
and for the county Of Cumberland. on The frst
Tuesday of October, in ne gear Of our Log,!
eighteen hundred and ilrerty f1ro
k'LlZABETH HOWE, Adnnistrstrx OF the estate cf
- JOSEPH HOWE, late Of said Portland Merch snt W
eeassd having presented her first account
estate o. said decese. and her petition for ar
iowance ont of his personal tsftre:
0RDEREDTh the said admi,iStr1,rfx rive no,;-s ~ wv
persons interested, BY Causing copy OF this order u
pubshrd three ~erks excessively inthe Portland CyeF
prhena PORTLAND thar they appear Probar rt.
20 De heid aFs sud Portsnh h first Tuesday 81 Nnv
Der next AZ Ten OF the clock in the orenoon and sh
any they nave, Why the sane should be Ell
B't.teu' .BlRRETT POTTER, FUDGE.
4 tTle Copy. A.sesf, ROR4STT0 SOU'THr;8TE ~.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-10-22

At Ccttrt Of Probate held at PortlGad. acifks,:
and for the County Of Cumberland, o. tie ffs.
IuesdGyyot October, in tde year of oar Load
eighteen hundred and t,ecnty tlco,
lANlD hlNCAlD, Executor ot The last will and test
msht OF "a TRICK hlNCAlD, late Of Brunswick i-
saiu County deceased. having his secovd
u EXPERIMENTATION Of tht estate ~ said deceased:
ohDEkbO. That the said Executors give notice A.!
prisons interested by Causing copy this orIsr ID
published three weeks the Portland Cazetr
printed * portland, that they appear prob4t
Court 10 be held said Portland. in aid countv on
hrst tuesday q November next Ten OF the clock n
the trenoon and shew cause. II they have, why t
Same should he allowed. ~ -
BARRETT POTTER, Tgdgs IF t7fS cyv-f
Atrne coPy-Atrest,' HORAIiO SOUTHCAIT, Req
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-10-22
Portland Silk and W0ollcn DE-
House and Fu''iag .NW.
ROBERT THOMPSON,

IN OULD inform his friends and the public
IN that he has had new Buildings erected ned
|auehan's Bridge for his SILK and WOOL-
ItN DYE, AMI for Pulling and Dressing Cloth,
'ne neate>t R1anner. He has lately built new
fca'ne for KaaPping and Teasiing aud Dressing
re, which iuesit in superior aiie.
| re also coolrs british blue Tor so cents yard.
Al kinds Of mems garments can be colored and
Famed whole. tMsat
woods left at Messrs Haines and Morris', Mid
k-s'reet. atalr. samI Emery's. head Of Long
Tnar', will be taken and returned.
IL. 1. Will ,ls<nish nay Of the Country Cloth
" With kn8ppihg Teazing and Dressing Ma
'nes at 5000 cash down, or $500 on one
prs credit.
pools colored black every week
Aug. q, a.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-10-22
DR.. MOORE'S
ESSENCE OF LIFE.

II valuable .Hedtct'ie lately dlscoUeTed,
which, if rightly applied, will be the Of snatching
thous-us from he jaws OF death. IL has been found
very efhcacious in the following diseases. viz.
CONSUMPTION, Hopping Cough. Common Coughs
- Colds, Dic1t Breathing, Influenza Qpincy, Asthma
Phhc. Splitting OF Blood Fstulency, indgeston Loose
ness ct the Bowels, Fits OF every kind, CrAmp, Rekets
Scurvy Choc, G2tarrh, Dysentsry Paintings Hvpochon
driac Affection. Headache, sickness Stomach. Measles
ap-event@rse OF contagious diseases Govt and Rheuma
tism.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-10-22
@To all phom Il may eonssyn.

W o Az Th0N II 1idl c0nxeYn.
We the undersigned Physicians who have provrd ,be
escy OF DR. jonathan Moore Essence Of Life, it
If generally used. IL will be Of public uti,y
ABEL. DUNCAN, Dznimer5ses.
SAML. STEARNS Ii. ID. DO
WIN. TOWN, Heyfrfrt.er.
c. w. CHANDLER, .Andors,.
ABRAHAM HOLLAND WrEooIs.
IONA. BADCEk. Vssfrrfnuer
NATHAN STONE, Nszv Fame.
PRESCOTT HALL, ChesfeyfsId.
CHARLES BLAKE, Keen.
ne above Medicine may be hid in large small quanti
ues, OF SAMUEL kiDDER, Jr. Chsrlestowns Mass. Who
has recently been appointed wholesale aud rrt Agent for
IL be obtained of -
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-10-22
Certificate Of Ge Hon. Stephen K. Brndlee.

l.StePhen r. Bradlee, Of westmnster in Vermont 40
certify th. have for some time been well acquainted Wi
The good effects OF Dr. jonathan Moores Essence OF
my own family andptherand recommend il 10 be AZ
estrsmr safe and ssrul Family Medicine colds cough,
and all disorders of the breast and lungs in the vhoonrc
cough and all spssmodie complaints make 20 doub
the citzens OF America would receive great benefit in
more general use OF the And being
quaintrd with Dr. Moore. and finding him 10 be discree,
and well informed man. cannot bu hope he will receive
all due encouT agement.
STEPHEN r. BRADLEE, LID.
Westminster, Sept. :, 1905.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-10-22
O. 81 A. CROSBY'S
CHEMICAL
JAPAN BL4CKING.
IrPRoyED.

HIS BACKiNG is PUT up in SIN III glass junk bottles
IL with sponge attached 60 the cork, which when ap-
piled the leather, produces elegant without
brushing. which w III LAST Tor several DAYS.
Ladies will find very convenient dressing their mo-
rocco il will rub or and shines equal new leather
This preparation is used chase ops harnesses and all
kinds of military equiPage that is made of leather. One
bottle. fused according the directions, will LAST gentle
year. and for LAWS two wears.
nine years since the vendors introduced this Backing
10 the public. the sales of which e present
1000 bottles year. which will undoubtedly satisfy the
purchasers OF ITS utility iy circulation has
een limited when compared with the OF the Unite
States.
Read ne directions for usrg have IL perfect
much IS Depending the management of the Black
ing Each BOTTLE viii be signed ny the vendors in writ
Sold bv 5. JOHNSON. PURRINTON h HALL, CAL
VIM DANA. FREEMAN y WEEKS. in Portland
Prepared wholesale aad retail, by O. CROSBY, Drug
gis.s. Cambridge. ~. Y,
POSTPAID. July q. e.o.p.6.m.'
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-10-22
EVENING SCHOOL.

IT PRINCE, will open an Evening School at
the West School HOUSE,. Estate Street,
on the first Monday night Of October next, at
O'Clock.
Application may be made At bis dwelling house
10 Beaver Street, near Capt. Patterns.
Portland, Sept. "a. ao.w.Gw.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-10-22
Certificate Of the Hon. Daniel Buck, late Member Of
Congress.

hereby certify. that for eighteen have been
OF the time troubled with tedious cough occasoned
by catarrhal affection, that in the Of last
and fall its increase accompanied with structures upon
lungs, night sold chs temporary heats, general
Wasting of flesh and dmnution of and
fever. songy indicating approaching consumption.
That though applied 10 suniry physicians and made use
Of various medicines obtained relief until commit
ted myself Doctor Jonathan Moore-rhs was in Novem-
Der last He Literally administered his PICTORIAL drops.
Essence OF n less than twenty four hours after taking
of this dcine, found myself in degree relieved and
impure the hinge almost entirely the Of the
My night swests, cold ch, and temporary heats
have wholly subsidized my has much ab ted my cough
has nearly left and now exhibit every Of
returning health.
DANIEL BUCK.
Norwich, vi. Feb. l., I8o4.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-10-22
Certificate Of the Hon. Jason Duncan.

thereby certify thar have made use Of DR.. Jonathan
Moor's Essence of Life in my family coughs and when
there ohstrusons upon the lungs, ever given
prompt relief have also frequently heard Of and by PEG
pie who have apparently been declining state Of hra
with their nngs affected and attended with cough tina,
application OF the above mentioned essencr they received
immediate relief aIso BY rhe experience and information
have received, fully believe IL be very valuable dis
eoveryand that IL will be very beneficial the public
JASON DUNCAN.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-10-22

thief took with her Saddle and bride consid
erably worn. A person who calls his name AR
CHlBALD ROWE, was seen on Thursday last
at the Gray muster, with beast Of the above
description. Whoever will detect the thief and
secure the Mare, or give such Information of eth.
er or both Of them, as shall lead to the recovery
Of them, shall be handsomely rewarded.
JAMES II. CHADBOCRN.
{4orrison, Oct. 9, 1ee2 4
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-10-22

GlX GENTLEMEN, may be we'll Accommodated
y With Board in Court Street, within few rods
ofthe Court House. Apply to
IONA. STUART.
Portland, Tuy q, 1922. #
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-10-22

countryman, one day, asked an Irishni~ (
what he called potatoes in his country, to wh:c ,
Pat facetiously replied, 4" ali faith, and we dar.'
cali EN- at all when we want 'em we 90 ~
'en :"
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-10-22
NOTICE.

'T'HE members Of the Portland Neurological So
efety are requested to meet at Mr.. Vancc's Of
fee in MddleStreet, on Saturday evening next al 2
O'Clock. Oet IL
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-10-22
FOR SALE.

OWING to the owners leaving town, three
~ PEWS, Oh the ground floor in DR.. Nichols
Mating House. Apply TO
IONA. STUART.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-10-22

Whatever, says Johnson, bushes the mind s:..
out corruPting it. mas at least this use, that N
rescues the day from deness and be that 10
never idle, will not often be vicious.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-10-22
w Err & NOBLE,

no. I, PrtJEe's Ro'c, Erohangc-Street, nearly
opposite the Cumberland Bank,
HAVE for sale, as great variety of CAST
IRON STOVES, of the most approved
fstteras,as befound n this State, suitable for
Meeting Houses, Halls, Parlors,
| Bed-Roonas, Kitchens, Stores and Tessels.
AMONG WHICH ARE
! Wilson'S Parlor, Oval, and Pipe Franklin
ISTOVES: Urn do. Cook and Boiler do. Phi
|s,lelphia, Franklin, Pipe Franklin, Oven, Pyra-
hid Cole, G. Plate and Box STOYES, various
kzes. From their own patterns, elegant Frank.
Mn, Pipe Franklin, Double back STOVES
kzes, Plain top, Cone and Urn Franklin, calcu-
Astsd TO let in even with the hearth so az 10
have stone or tile in Front.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-10-22
HENRY BUT MAN,
PORTLAND. Maine

public will please notice that OF the above
Essence will be vend in future wthout rhe signature
samuel kdder n. attached each direction, without
which IL will not be genuine. (om.l april 4 !.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-10-22
COOKING STOVES.

ief a new and most approved construction, ha wing
a large open fire place, with folding doors, with
u hearth in front, sufficiently large to Roast in
|l1in Kitchen, Fry, broil, Toasting Bread, Boil
ling Coffee, and for various purposes Of COOK
IERY, which cannot be done in close Stoves
heretofore in use--a large Oven directly over
! the fire with a Damper under the bottom, which
Prevents burning, and Plate over the Oven,
| which retains the heat on the top large Oven
1 IN the back, in which you can cook meat upon
II spit from the heat received through the divi-
son Plate. The Boilers set deep in the Stove,
directly over the fire, which boil readily with a
little fuel, with a large Boiler al one end, which
Ihyery convenient to draw water for Coffee or
tTea.
H These STOVES have from 10 a
|IBOiLERS, some Of which sufficiently large for
|Hashius-the common objection to Stoves is OBJ
Waited in these. they being open and pleasant,
bud the efFiuvia Of Cooking being conducted of
Through the Funnel.
| The public being sstisfed of the utility and
scnomy of using Stoves, it only remains for those
who are about purchasing, TO ascertain which
ofthe various kinds do actually possess the most
ssdEantages-we invite them to satisfy them
sslyes by examining and inquiring OF those who
have used the different kinds.
~ a liberal Discount 10 those rho purchase
% ssH again, and all orders promptly attended TO-.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
II Sheet-Irop and Tin Funnel
]. TOGETHER WITH
Topper, Shest-lron, and Tin apparatu for
STOVES;
< Or Three secondhand WORMS and
bee Still of $50 gallons at reduced prices.
i AHkinds Of COPPER, BRASS, and
HEAD WORK, manufactured as aboDs.
.fug. Is, 1922. If.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-10-22
STONE CUTTING,
ExEcUTEDIN ALL ITS BRANCHES BY
|BARII EFT ADAMS,
II FEDERAL-sTREET, NEAR THE CORNER or

ii COURT STREET,
'WHO offers for sale Marble Tomb Stopes-el-
T. egant ornamented and plain white and
love marble and slate Grave Stones--ornsment-
and plain marble Chimney Pieces-ires
fone Hearths. Jambs and Mantles-door Stills
findow Caps and Sils-garden Rolls-spout
Itones-paint slills, paint Stones and Mul'ers,
fcotch Hone and other Stones for Curriers' use
turkey oil Stones, &c. &c. &c.
!. C- Orders from any part Of the State erseut-
n az short notice and on reasonable terms.
Oct. ], 1922. 4w.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-10-22

NOTICE.

CAMUEL FESSENDEN and THOMAS AMORY
- DEBLOlS Councillors and Atornies at Law. have
formed connection in their professionand taken the
Office formerly occupied by z, II. Deblois, in Mid
do Street. over the Store Of Mr. Jonas Mills, where
any business entrusted 10 them viii be gratefully
ceived and faithfully transacted.
Portland Oct. 1922. If
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-10-22
STOP THIEF I

STOLEN from the pas
ture of the subscriber
on Wednesday night
last, a bay MARE,
black name & tail, with
shoes on her fore feet
only,three years Of age.
long switch tail, and a
natural froffar. The
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-10-22
P.YADLE YEARLY.
RE.HOT.1L.
Miss FROTliINGHAN,

RI AS removed from her late stand in Middle
: Street, formerly occupied by Mrs. Emmonsi
to building three doors below, recently iini
proved by Davis Belford. OF Miss Hopkins
requests that all those who have books belonging
to the Circulating Library will return them 10
Miss Fro,hngham's Store, where the LibfarT
W i'll in future be kept.
Portland, Oct. Is, 1922. 6w.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-10-22

To the Honorable Justices Of he Court OF Com
mon Pleas, begun and holden at P0rtlcnd, lctih-
an and for The county Of Cumberland, on the
third Tuesday Of June, an the gear Of our Lord
onz thousand eight hundred and fapentu flco
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-08-24
DR.. KUBEKT SUMS
VEGETABLE NERVOUS CORDIAL
Or, Natnre's Grand Restorative.
Price 81 50 Cents,

Us confidently recommended as the most ef.
hcacious medicine for the speedy relief and
cure of al nervous complaints attended with
inward weakness depression of the spirite
head ache tremor fajntness hysteric fits de,
bili'y seminal weakness gletes ADD various
complaints resulting from secret improperly
OF youth and diss,psted habits residence in
warm climates The immoderate use Of tea the
unskllfml or excessive use Of mercury so often
destructive 70 the human race diseases pecu-
liar tnfernslcs at certain period Of life Flour.
Albus bsrreDnes e:c.
Under the denomination Of nervous disorders
aye included several diseases Of the most dan
gcFous kind and ere so vsrioug that volume
would hardy suffice 10 comrlete description
oF them. 1t perv. des with its bsleful inf, -
ence the whole nervous system writhipE the
heart with 'rexpress,J'e anguish, and exciting
the most dresdTUl suggestions 81 horror and
despair. To us demon have thousands fallen
sacrifice in the airefui transports oF It's rage.
The most COMMON symptoms Of It's crm~
msncement are weakness hatulcnce 9alpitn
tions wstchiUlness drnwsiness after eating Il.
nudity flashes of heat and cold numbness
cramp gldd ness pains IN the head back sud
oins hickup difficulty Of respiration and de-
giuIi0n anxiety dry cough etc,
The vegetable Nervous cordial is also
re.t Antiscc.batic Me3::inc and is Of INFINITE
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-08-24
Virginia to wit !:

~ Rule holden IN TIE Clerks Office ofthe
Superior Court Of Chancery for the Tin
chester tie frs! Monday IN august, 1922
Carter Beverly Plaintiff,
Agdinst
Richard Bland Lee, Walter Jones,
Edmund l Lee, Richard Smith aud
John Hopkins Defendants.
The Defendants, except Hopkins,
not having entered their appearance
& siveo security according tie the Act
Of Assembly and the Rules Of this
Court, ADD ii appearing by satisfactory
evidence, that they are not inhabitants
of this country: 1t is ordered, That
the sud Defendants do appear here On
the frat day of the nex' term and an
swer The bill of the plaintiff; and that
cApy If this order b. forthwith inser.
ted In snme newspaper published in
Winchester. for two months success
lively and posted at the front door of
the Court Huuse in the said tnwn Of
Winchester. 4 COPY TESTE,
aug 40--.H DANIEL LEE, C.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-08-24
MISCELLANY.
From the Ladies Literary cabinet
OK MATERNAL AFFECTION


Who e. has seen a mother foDdly
bending esxr her infant babe. aud GU
zirs with the mixed feelings Of love
aud tenderness on The image which il
presents TO her, that will withhold the
tribule Of respect. To see her in all
The enthusiastic feeiings of the heart,
eInsp her Afspring tu her bosom to
view her luiiing by the soft M slody of
her voice, The helpless innocent into
balmy sleep and to sur cy har vs. she
watches the ,leeping moments Of her
darling child, "hiIe, with anxious soii-
citude she anticipates its evesy want is
risht in which heroes aud states men,
philosophers and ssgrs. may stand
for u, moment and gsz" with delight.
IL there feeling that uetuates the
hum4n heart 90 powerfully as that of
maternal sGteti Il? -Wbo but woman,
lovely woman, can feel that tender sen.
satiuu 30 sirongP The father, indeed
may press his lovely infant to his
man heart, but DIES ! throb with th.ae
feelings which irresistibly overcome
the moihsre Does his masenIine form
hi''e'uc stiiCl-
fud f-r rbe welfare of his child? No,
thoBgh ties Of blood and nature ipsep,,
Fably connect them in the bond, If af.
feriion and love, still bis insensa,e bo-
ION is Incapable 81 the tender feeling
of the n,iher2 while she. alive to all
ihe sen-ibIli,es Of the snuJ, in a parox-
ism cf love and delight tremhles with
the feelings VI maternal ffee'ion What
power bu; he EteT0aI, can separate
She ford m lber from the being she has
giveH life to. NJ painless desert or
gloomy forest. nor the tEackless ocean,
with nIl their unnumbpred dangers.
can deter her intrepid soui Rcm see
King her Clipping in The hour Of trial.
Materngi affection is inherent in tho
nature Of W mn, il il planted within
them lit Is lasuag a. the existence Of
huu an feeling, while reason holds her
seat, the t eIing Of mother's heart
will recognize, through the lapse of
s ime, The child Of hr' bosom.