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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-09-03
II Fresh supply Of NEW GOODS, Just
receired by
ROYAL lincoln.

Erehangs-Street. CONSISTING OF
n case assorted Canton GRAPES,
- Black and colored Nankin do.
Red Cashmere SHAWLS,
Canton Grape do
Silk and cotton do.-Musln ROBES,
PLAID SlLKS--ltalian do.
Tartan & Scotch PLAIDS,
Turkey COLTHS-4-4 English GINGHAMs.
Black Barcelona f74NDKERCHIEFS,
Fancy silk HANDKERCHIEFS-P
Boxes Cologne WATER.
ALSO
Factory GlNGHAMS-SHEETINGS-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. --STRIPES--B
TiCKlNGS--SATTlNET Sewing COTTON.
&c. IT, Auo
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THE Subscriber hereby gives notice. ,Latt.
he contemplates RsmOrng from this tow,
He therefore requests all persons who are ;ndeht
ed to him either by note or account, 10 MAKE
payment on or before the fret day OF September
next, as he viii &c under the necessity of lear
ing all demands which may then rema in due and
unsettled with an Attorney for settlement and
collection.
III also requests those who have demands
against him to call at his dwelling house in vii
low Street, and receive their pay.
He likewise offers to rent the ID DWELLING
HOUSE situated as above, it being two story.
10 good repair, and very convenient for family.
Possession to be given in the month OF September
next.
He wishes to hire two or three good WORK
MEN as Journeymen at the Hating Business IN
his Factory at 1opshans.
JESSE RICHAR DIS.
Portland, June 8, 1922. OI}
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lit Court Of Probate held at Portland uithdn
and for Tie cosntyof Cumberland, on the third
Tuesday Of August in The gear Of our Lord
eighteen hundred and tuenty tlco
nAHiD GRIFFITH administrators OF the OF lAMns
~ BRYANT are OF said Portland, Tobacconst, deceased
having rsentedh hi. first Of of
estate OF said ceased, and petition fer allowance
the widow out OF the personal estate
ORDERED-Th,t the slid admins traitor give notice
al interested by causing copy Of this order &c
weeks successvey IN the Portland Gazette
printed Portland that they may appear at Probate Court
20 DC held AZ sd Portland the third Tuesday Of Sepem-
PCT ne az ten OF the clock In the forenoon and she
II any they have why should not be allowed and
granted. BARRETT POTTER 4rdgs.
AtrreicoPy-Attest,' HORA1IO SOUTHCATE. Reg.
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Military Goods,

HAS Just received an extensive aSSOrt-
ment Of
Military Goods,
WIGHT and plated mounted HANGERS,
Gilt cut and thrust SWORDS,
Brass mounted Cavalry and Artillery Hangers,
Rich gold, silver, gilt and plated Epaulets,
Gold, gilt and plated Lace aud Braid,
Elegant gilt Star standard BUTTONS, ITO an.
swer the law,)
Rich gold and silver sword Knots and hat Tas.
sells,
Gilt and plated sword Chains ard belt Plates,
Morocco sword Belts, and Swvels,
Silk and worsted Sashes, and red worsted Cord,
and bras. EAGLES and silver STARS,
Yellow and white Cord and Prusian Binding.
An elegant assortment of Vulture and Cock
PLUMES, &c. &c.
GrMilitary Officers who are furnish
Ing themselves this season agreeably to the late
general order, respectfully invited to call and
examine the above GOODS, which will be sold
al low prices. Aug. 81.
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I. E. GREELEY.

Has FOR SAFE. III No. s, Long Wharr,
I 600 BARRELS FLOUR.
WV o Hhds. Leaf TOBACCO.
10 Hhs RUM,
5 Pipes Americas BRANDY,
2 do. Cognsc dc.
Roxes Loaf end Lump SUGAR,
Rock CANDY,
Kegs TOBACCO,
Barrels Cherry RUM,
$50 Boxes 7 by 9 & by 10 Window GLASS
100 Bb's. Mess No. l & 2 BEEF.
Portland, August 81, 1929.
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Hard Ware Shelf Goods,
GEORGE WARREN

Las removed TO No. 2, Long Wharf, mex,
i i door to Mr.. Z. GREELY's, where he offer:
for sale
81 bales prime upland Cotton,
SO bbls. superfine Flour,
10 do. prime Polk,
10 boxes Canton Sugars,
IL do. Calcutta do.
10 Or. casks Malaga Wine.
10 bbls. best American Gin,
25 boxes bloom Rasins,
Boxes Y. H. Tea,
Pipes Cognac Brandy and Holland Gin.
Portland, July, 1929. OE)
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2lst Aug. 1922.
Pie0sdnt-Strect, Bosi

Dye-Stu6s, DC.
THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE,
n = tons Csmpeachy LOCKWOOD,
LIZ 10 d.. FUSTIC,
do. REDWOOD,
3 do. NlCARAGUAWOOD,
so bbls Ground CAMWOOD,
hid Dutch MADDER,
hhds Eng. COPPERAS,
bbs do. ALUM,
do. Roman VlTRlOL,
/ case Bengal INDIGO,
2 zeroons s. r. do.
10 groce Press PAPERS,
Cases & carboy's Oil VlTRlOL,
Crude TARTER, NUTGALLS,
JACKS & CARDS.
Together with general assortment of
Cl0fhier'S Tools
on good terms for Cash or Credit.
HENRY BUTMAN.
July 8. 12w.
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WYER & NOBLE,

No. I, Preble's Rolc Eachange Street, nearly
opposite the Cumberland Bank,
HAVE for sale, as great variety Of CAST
II IRON STOVES, of the most approved
Patterns as can be found in this State suitable for
Meeting Houses, Halls, Parlors,
Bedrooms, Kitchens, Stores and Tessels.
AMONG WHICH ARE
Wilson's Parlor, Oval, and Pipe Franklin
STOVES Urn do. Cook and Boiler do. Phi
ladelphia, Franklin, Pipe Franklin, Oven, Pyra-
mid Cole, c. Plate anu Box STOVES, various
sizes. From their own patterns, elegant Frank
lin, Pipe Franklin, Double back STOVES
sizes, Plain top, Cone and Urn Franklin, calcu-
lated to LET in even with the hearth so as to
have stone or tile in Front.
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BROADCLOTHS 4, CASSIMERES

BROHDCLOJHS d CASSIMERES,
cotton Cassimeres-white and cold Satteens--
black and cold Bombazeens blue and yellow
Nankins-white and cold Jeans--black, blue
and white Tabby Velvets-Gmgham and Mus
lin Robes-one case Caution Crapes-one case
A and TO Irish Lincns-4-4 Cambria Prints
Calicoes- Ginghams-book, leno and ig'd Mus
Inc mbric Muslins---Linen Cambria IL Hdkfs.
thread Laces-aag, bandauna and fancy Silk
Hdkfs.-merino Nantes and Hdkfs.-Bomba-
DISQUALIFICATION Cambrics-cotton Shaws-
DISQUALIFICATION and angola Hose-british
Shirting-white, black aud green French Grapes
tartan Plaids-Flannels--,il ard cotton Um-
brelles-lnen and cotton Damask-Parasols-
Dimoties-Italian Lustring-Valencia and Mar
settles Vestings-Nankiu Crapes-green, black
and white Sarsnetts-hlack Sirchaws-italina
sewing Silk-silk Twist-Buckram and Padding
-BedtckDgs-->hee tiDgs-- Shirtings--Gingham
-Stripes-Check s-Fringes- Bindings, &c.
&c. &c. If. May %, 1922.
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which together with their former Stock, enables
them to offer a general assortment Of Goods in
their line. WIZ.
Elegant gilt cut and thrust SWORDS,
Gilt, plated and brass Artillery Do.
Proved Muskets, Rifles and Pistols,
Shot Pouches and Powder Flasks,
Gilt coat and vest Star BUTTONS,
Gilt and plated Sword Chains and Knots.
Gold, silver, plated and tinsel EPAULETTS,
Gold, silver, and plated Lace and Binding,
Gold, silver, and plated hat Bands and 1assels,
Gilt, plated and silk Stars and Resets,
Silk and worsted SASHES,
Morocco Sword BELTS,
Gilt, plated and brass cap and belt PLATES,
Gold, plated and worsted Cord and Braid,
3 cases very rich Vulture & common PLUMES,
Yellow Tulips or plume SOCKETS, &c. &c.
great variety of rich, plated and Britain
MIA coffee and tea POTS-rich cot Glass & COM
mon plated CASTORS, from to bottles-pat-
ed fruit and cake Baskets-plated brass CAN
DLESTlt KS and LAMPS, various patterns
plated and steel Shutters and Trays-ivory, bone
and common table and dessert Knives and Forks
-Japanned bread Baskets tea Trays-copper,
brass and bell mettle Kettles-iron and brass
WEIGHTS-copper Measures--Spelter-Co
per-bar and sheet Lead-store and ship Pumps
lead Spouts--brass Andirons--Shovels and
tongs and Hooks, &c. &c.
They also continue 10 manufacture and hare
constantly on hand as usual,
Warranted gold NECKLACES--silver soup
Ladles-table and tea Spoons-sugar longs
salt Spoons aud Thimbles-gold watch Chains,
Keys and Seals-Ear Rings-Pins and Rings
Hair Necklaces and Bracelets, &c. &c.
Military Officers and Companies will be
furnished upon such terms as cannot fail to give
entire satisfaction and are respectfully invited to
examine for themselves.
WCASH given for old Sitver-Copper-
Brass and Lead.
Portland. July 30. II
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TIMOTHY FLETCHER.

lIMOI II 4 FIE OHE
-N.oll, Jones Row, Erehange street. Portland,
Agent for the Boston and Chelmsford Cylinder
Gun Powder Factory.
HAS RECEIVED-
: go or. casks off. r. F. and T. p.
eco canisters r. F. and F. and #. p.
Which he will dispose Of at the Bostoc prices.
This Powder has received the highest recon-
menda ions from officers OF the u. States Ordnance
Department, and many others who have used the
same.
large quantity of the above Powder, can be
furnished at short notice.
H-Centlemen are invited to call and examine
the above Powder. If Oct. %
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NEW GOODS.
Elisha Vinton,

Near Cumberland Bank, Erchdngs-Strset.
LAS JUST RECEIVED, variety Of NEW
l. Il GOODS, which added to his former stock,
renders his assortment very complete, and will be
sold at very reduced prices for Cash.
Aug. 6. CIV.
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FOR SALE,

OK GENTLEMEN, may be we'll Accommodated
~ with Board, in Court Street, within few rods
of the Court House. Apply to
IONA. STUART.
Portland, July %, 1892 If
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-09-03
Domestic Goods WAPE HOUSE.
HORACE SEAVER.
Las received direct from the Factories and
Il for SALE on their account;
Black g. Blue BroddcEoths.

sattinetts American Tapes,
PULLED .lotbs, Boys Morocco Hats, very
Brown Sheetings, cheap,
do. Shirtings, Competing,
Bieached Sheetins, Bombazetts,
do. Shirtings, Mems Women's Child
Ginshams, ren's leather Shoes,
Checks, do. Morocco do.
stripes, Leghorn Bonnets,
American Diapers, Straw do.
Yarns, do. Trimmings,
Threads, One Case nice Black
Wick Yarn, Straws.
Cotton Bats, for com Boxes Bar Soap,
forters, II rms Wrapping Paper
0TCons'gnments respectfully solicited.
Portland, Jan. o. 1892. my
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- Siputc NJ s0Cs
CONDITIONS,

lst. To print aCithom abridgment, (from new
Stereotype Plates cast by Mr.. A. Chandler
ct New-York,) the genuine Works OF Jo-
sephus, with the Rev. Samuel Burder's
Notes, on coed Paper, and with Ink Of a SUI
perior quality.
"a. 10 give, in the course Of the Works. at least
twenty Engravings-executed by Mess An
hin and Smith ; and MIR. Thomas Kelly,
Boston Y; and MIR. Eagle, Philadelphia.
I'd. The whole OF the Work, is expected TO be
completed in NINETY fire Numbers-Price
10 l-2 Cents each and should it exceed
that number, TO give the overplus gratis.
4th. Each number will contain IL pages letter
press. Numbers IL and II, and the sue
ceeding numbers, Will be put into double
NUMBERS, for the convenience Of delivery,
and will contain the same quantity as two
single Numbers.
5th. The Work will be printed in Quarto, ma
king two handsome Volumes,
TO THE PUBLIC.
In submitting for inspection, the Prospectus Of
Work already stamped with public approba-
ton, by the most rapid and extensive suhscrip-
ton, little need be said on the subject of its
merits. Yet as the very excellence to which its
success is owing, has naturally created enemies
among those whose publications have been
thrown into the back ground by comparison
and as every specie. Of misrepresentation has
been resorted to, it becomes necessary TO caution
the Public against such practices, and to appeal
to the Taste and Judgment, which cannot be ex-
ercised but to the advantage Of the present Ed
iton.
S. WALKER
2lst Aug. 1922.
PieoSdrlt-Sfreet, Boston.
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B. & G. WILLIS.

Mol MERCHANTS Row.
HaueJust receiUed by HE last arrirals from England
and France,
% PACKAGES of fresh imported PIECE
~ GOODS, among them is fine assortment of
Brussels &, Kiddeminster CARpETrNos.
case Irish LINENS, principally fne very lou
cbsrged-More Of the Barnsley Table Linen and
Towels superior style Of Caroline Pla;ds-
Plaid Bombazines and Irish wvrsted Poplins. very
handsome artcles-extra fine Imitation India Book
and Null Muslins-Cassimere Shawls aud Man
tles-Furniure patches of the newe,t patterns
Frnges for ditto-Moreans and Bonbazeens-
fine assortment colored Concans.
GA GREAT VARIETY OF
FRENCH FANCY GOODS.
such as rich Merno and Cashmere long ana so,are
Shawls-richly assorted garniture Rbbons-plain
Taitety ditto OF every description-one case green
Bonnet Silks-white and colored Satins-Je evan
tines and Florences-Sik Velvets-Silk Hose and
Gloves. sc. &c.
DOMESTIC GOODS,
AMONG WHICH ARE,
8 Cases Factory Ginghams and Checks. 10
Bales Shirtings-Bed Tickings and Satinetts.
l Bale Kentucky Linen Dowlas.
UPOur assortment will be found extensive both
for Wholesale and Retail, and the prices canno.
fail TO meet the wishes of CUSTOMERS.
Portland, Aug. 90 1922.
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Spring and Summer GOODS.
Edward Howe,
a. NJ < Mo.cla,t,a

At NO. 5, Merchants Rou,
MIDDLE-STREET, PORTLAND,
AS just opened for sale, blue, black, mixed
= and brown
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-09-03

THE JEWISH HISTORIAN
CONTAINING twenty Books of the Jewish
~ Antiquities, seven Books Of the Jewish War,
and the Life Of Josephus, written by himself.
Translated from the original Greek, according
to Havercamp's accurate edition. Together
with Explanatory Notes and Observations Par
allel Texts of Scripture /; the true Chronology
of the several Histories an Account of the
Jewish Coins, Weights, and Measures and a
complete Index.
BY THE LATE WILLI.4JN W-HISTON MA.
Professor Of Mathematics in the University OF
Cambridge.
Revised and illustrated nth notes.
BY THE REV. SAMUEL BURDER, a. M
of Clare Hall, Cambridge Lecturer of the
United Parishes Of Christ Church, New
gate Street, aud St. Leonard, Fos-
ter Lane, London Chaplain
to his Royal Highness the
Duke Of Kent /; and
Author Of Oriental
Customs &c&c.
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Has just received an extensive assert.
m If
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Agricultural Society.
A T a Meeting Of the WoRcEs-

A I a Meeting of the WoRcEs-
Ia TEA AGRICULTURAL SoCfErY, on the
seventeenth day of April instant, the following
Officers were elected for the year ensuing it
being voted to reduce the number of Trustees
to thirty.
How. DANIEL WALDO, President.
STEPHEN WILLIAMS, ESQ. Farsi Y. Pres.
Hon. JONATHAN RUSSELL. Second y. Pres.
TaEoPHILUs WHEELER, Esq. Treasurer.
Hon. Levi LINCOLN, Corresponding Sec'ry.
EDWARD ID. Bangs, Esq. Recording Sec'ry.
TRUSTEES.
Seth Lee, Barre Moses Kendall, do. Silas
Holman, Bolton Joseph Kinds, Vest Boyl-
sioa; Simeon Draper, Brookfsld Aaron Ham
mond, Charlton; Aaron Tufts, Dudley JOSH
ua w. Leland, Grafton LemueI Davis, Hol-
den; Jacob Fisher, Lancaster Nathaniel p.
Denny, Leicester i; Joel Crosby, Leon.inster !;
Seth Hastings, Mendon Daniel Tenney, S,i-
ton Pearly Hunt, Milford; Elisha Matthews,
Ne~-BrGinires William Eager, North borough. !;
Jonathan Davis, OrfOrd; Nathaniel Croker,
PdrtOn; Ward N. Eoylston, Princeton; Jo-
seph Estabrook, Rogulsion Nathan Howe,
Slan- sbuy; James Wolcatt, jun. Souihbridge !;
John Robbins, Sterling /; Bezalcel Taft, jun
Urbridgc; Lovett Peters, IHesiborOugh; Oil
yer Fiske, Worcester /; Thomas Chamberlain,
do; Nathaniel Stowell, do. Ephraim Now
or, do.
.4or1 "a, 1929.
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VOU are hereby cited to ap-
K pear (if you see ft) ut the Court of Pro-
bate to be holden at Uxhridge, in said Coun-
ty, on the fourth Tuesday in May next, at ten
of the clock, before noon, to show cause WHY
the instrument, which purpors to be the last
Will and Testament of said deceased, should
not be approved; and you will be heard there
on. NATHL PAINE, j. Prof..
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POETRY.
fFforn the Genera Gasette.l
3sASG

The following pathetick lines on the death Of
an asliable sister, are from the pen of
young gentleman, several OF whose produc-
lions we have heretofore been favoured
with. They breathe the air Of poignant
grief, mingled with pious resignation to
the Divine viii. Tho author was late a
resident of this couniy-but previous to
the atfiiction which occasioned these lines,
bad removed to distance from his friends.
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A New Supply of
InnInn C.. ID -.

LONDON GoWn Patterns.
Muslin Robes-Jubilee Cords.
Inserting Trimmings.
9-8 Stout Black Levantine.
Levantincs of the usual width.
Nice Green and other colours Florence Silks.
Jaconett and Null Musiins.
Imitation India, and Leno do.
Furnitures--Copperplatcs.
Bed Lace-Rihbons.
Boxes Cotton Balls.
English Wire Thread.
American and English Power Loom Cottons.
Fancy Denmark Satin-a new and good arti-
Gle for Gentlemen's Vests.
Gentlemen's Cravats.
Silk Umbrellas.
: : The above Goods, Just receiued-
together with a General Assortment of FAN
CY u STAPLE GOODS, arc offered to the
consideration Of all who want 10 buy CHEAP
at the GREEN Storey
WILLIAM MANNING, JR. & Co.
Worcester, March 81, 1929.
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MISCELLANY.
From the Rhode-Islana Americana
D.e---
"HAPPINESS :

4 Tale for the Grare and the Gay."
An interesting little work with the above title.
has just ISSUED from the British press, and is
ascribed (on what authority we know not)
to the pen Of the elegant and pious Cum
nh'gham. This work contains several en-
gaSlng exenplifcations Of the Christian
Character, interspersed with luminous and
profound views Of Christian doctrines and
practice. The following reulasks. on A SUBJ
Ject respecting which various opinions are
entertained by Christians, arc a favourable
specimen Of the discriminating powers of
the author -
Fervid feelings, when enlisted on the
side OF religion, are too apt TO carry us
into the regions of quie:ism and, under
their influence, many, for a season at
least, are induced to dissolve the natur-
a: and social relations ofiife: TO GO. in
fact, out of the world, aud literally. to
torsake father and motber-aIl the en-
dearments of nature, and all the claims
o. society-ior the sake of Christ
They please themselves with some
model Of ideal excellence, and are alb
5000 ~ wy VutSLiPIdttOuS OF per-
lection unattainable by man, and insult
ed to his present condition.
Under the same influence, others.
less imaginative anil enthusiastick, be-
come gregarious: they herd tos her.
and conGne the whole range of social
obligations TO their own sect-dcsirnat-
ing the rest of mankind, and even all
Christians, who DO not entertain pre-
eisely the opinions which they embrace,
wolves and destroyers.
The first of these classes mistake the
nature Of man, and the nature Of re-
hgion, and the second calumniatcs
both. Yet, the moment we become
religious, we are in danger of fall
mg into one or other Of these err
ronFs. These are the great tempta-
tons which assail US 10 the Commence
ment Of our pieiy; at subsequent pc
Rod OF our religious professions, we are
ezposedto periis Of an opposite kind.
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Worccster, IS.
Probate Office, April 80, 1922.
To the Wido1s and Heirs Of AsApH MER-
RIFIELD, late Of West-Boylston, in
said County, deceased. and to alt Others
concerned IN the Estnte of SAID deceas-
ed, GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to ap.
IL pear (ifyou see fit) at the Court of Pro-
bate to be holden at Worcester, in said Coun-
ty, on the first Tuesday in June next, at one
of the clock, after noon, 10 show cause why
the Accounts Of the Administration of SAID Fs-
tate should not be allowed; and you will be
heard thereon.
NATHL. PAINE, j. Prob.
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ELEGY
ON THE DEATH OF ELIzA.

" 0 THOU who dFy'st the moumer's tear,
How dark this world would be,
II, when decay'd and wounded here,
We could not fly TO Thee ~
There is grief the suffering feel,
The wretched realize,
Whose depth unbidden tears reveal.
Loud sobs, and frequent signs.
And there's a grief that fires the blood
To burn upon the brow,
That drinks tue bitter, bursting flood
OF tears--we know not how.
This, like the whirlwind, dies away,
And all is calm again
That, like some latent fire must prey
In torment on the brain.
Young Maid there are no tears to wet
My fevei IN cheek for thee:
The irst dask tidings of regret,
Took all-they flow'd so free:
o! it were Joy TO weep anew,
For one lov'd so well
To battle my couch in drops as true
= As e'ef from anguish fell.
But such relief to wo like mine,
We're happiness the soul
Must long in poignant thought resign,
To passions fierce control.
Source of my grief-poor guileless child
Young, gentle, meek, sincere;
On thee the becAoning angels smil'd,
Or Heaven had left thee here.
Scarce was the dawn of life begun,
Ere blooming, bright and blest,
Love, friendship hail'd yea-yet to ons
You turn'd from all the rest.
To Him, at affairs where the heart,
Of faith can only bend,
You vow'd TO never, never part
With your redeeming friend.
II truth SO pure in pious heed
Can raise to realms above,
Thou low art with friend indeed,
All virtue, light and love.
And yet to think how cold and wan
Your youthful bosom lies,
grieve 10 find its inmate gone
Exulting to the skies.
For oh ! hop'd-deceitful trust
To clasp you in my arms,
With love fraternal-ere the dust
Should veil your sinless charms.
Vain dream of jpy--too soon to fade
Tears have bedew'd the spot,
Where, born BY grief, and lowly laid,
\ brother mourn'd you not.
He did not gneel beside your bed,
TO catch your parting breath,
And when the kindred tear was she'd,
lie did not weep your death.
The heasse mov'd only him unheara
Ruag the slow measur'd knell--
Unheeded went that last sad word,
Farewell farewell. farewell!
Now all is o'er--to Him he turns,
HeaEt-stricken and DISTRESSED,
Whose tender mercy never spurns
A suppliantr bleeding bnoast.
Prepare him, thou Almighty Power,
To whom the wretched Fly,
To meet again that lovely flower
He thought too bright TO die
ADRIAN.
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No man ever acquires strength and
decision of character, without contend
ing with difficulties. If all is smooth and
prosperous, the mind contracts inactivi-
ty and softncss. But the frequent oc-
currence of straits and sulIerings, raises
mind, happily constituted, to high
tone OF resolution, and prepares it for
hFmness ofpurpose and energy of action.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-05-08
From the Boston Daily Advertiscr.l

Z 1VI'I VIC FTFStUII 11uIIy AUVETIISNT.I
.Ne1o 'n0ented P,mp.-We learn that
a gentleman in neighbouring town has
invented a pump, the application of
power to which, has been thought, by
persons of extensive experience, to be
superIour to any thing that has YET APP
Peared. BY means of this power, which
is applied horizontally and ina manner
similar TO that on capstan, it is calcu-
lated that one man will raise four times
as mich water as can be done by the
common pump, and with far less exer-
ton.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-05-08
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