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The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-05-25

BY the ship Bengal, which arrived at this
port yesterday, in SO days from Liverpool, the
a Liverpool paper ofthe 10th April. The only
articles contained in it are the following:
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-05-25

Grass and Grain sythes.
Braden Morgan e ca.
nAVE imported in the ship Fair Ira
Ill der, FROM Liverpool,
Waldron's prime grass sythes,
do double prime grain do
Printed Marseilles cuttings, handsome
patterns,
By the schr. Primrose, from Boston,
81 pieces Russia %sheetings.
5 mo IS st
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-05-25
SAFES BY AUCTION.
THIS DAY.
Public Sale.

Public Sale.
On Saturday the 25h Ways
51sAE subscribeI will offer al public
j sale on the premises tor cash 2 LOT OF
land in the vicinity Of the town OF Aiexan-s
dria, containing nine acres and twenty-five
poles; bounded on The west by the Wash
ingtoD and Alexandria turnpike road, on
the east by Washington street, extended
on the south by the line commonly called
Parthenia Dades, extending on the turn
pike road, and Washington street, S3s
poles.
Also,
One other lot containing . acre and
one tenth, on the west side OF Washing.
ton street, extended - the east side OF
Columbus streets, and on The north Of the
second street to the north Of Montgomery
street.
The above sale will be made Under =
deed of trust from A. Holbrook, to the
subscriber to secure the payment Of GER
tain notes to WIS. Moore.
rSae to commence at half
past fve o'clock, 2. M.
r. /. TAYLOR.
may 90 Is
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-25
POETRY.
GENERAL WAYNE.

From The Phiiadsiphic FTesmG8's Jowrnai.
General Wayne 10 one of many of our rev.
dictionary heroes, who have been suffered to
sleep in their graves unhonored, and appsr.
emily forgotten by their country. The Bu.
snerous battles in which be fought during
our struggle for Independence, s,tes. his cour-
age and his conduct: while the victories Of
she Mismies, in I794, added fresh wreath
10 his iaurels: The next year after this vic.
tory, he died at Presque Isle, willis conclS.
ding treaty with the Indians, aud was
buried on the shore of Lake Erie. No stone
~, and ruined picket is oil that mark, the
grave, il even that remains to tell where the
hero lies. Permit the muse to present her
triGiug offering at his grave.
went to his grave and saw never stone,
TO tell the brave warriors story,
Who 'moug the sons of his country had
sbone,
Like a star in her diadem's glory.
The deeds of his youth bis comrades can
tell,
When war was wak'd by the canncn't rat.
tie,
When he stood by the side .sthose who fell,
The first, and the foremost in battle.
The fields ef his fame were many and fair,
WHARF he fought with his soldiers around
him,
And oft, at the close of the conflict Of war,
The bright garland of victory bound him
But now in the wild, fsr, far in the west,
The brave, gallant warrior is lying,
Just crown'd with victory, he SUCK to bis
And peace smird on his hour of dying.
Snd there, in lone and desolate grave,
By Erie's green waters they leid him,
And there he lies, the gallant and brave,
While no sepuIchral honOrs are paid him.
Bat the soldier, will ever remember his
worth;
And treasure with fondnsss his story:
And the gallant will shed tear on the turf,
Where he sleeps in the bed Of his glory.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-25
Public Sale.

a2Y Virtue Of d Deed of Trust exc.
Nd cuted to the subscriber by Anlho-
ny Dare to secure the payment Of a
certain SUN OF money therein mentions
ed, to Francis White will be sold at
Public Auction to the highest bidder
before the door Of 7 homas Lewis tav.
err on the North River, GU Saturday
the 18th day of July meet a certain
Tract or Parcel of Land,
lying and being in tbs county of
Hampshire on both sides Of the said
North River and containing One hun
dred and ffty-nine acres two roods aud
three perches Such title as is vested 10
me as trustee will he made to the pur-
chaser. JOHN B. WHITE.
Romney May fS.-tds.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-25
RUNAWAY.
SO Dollars Rewoyd,

NM7 i'll be given for GIBBS, a lad
Wv about II years old, He was
sent to Winchester GU Saturday The 9TH
ult. by the subscriber, He so, off OH
a dun pOney, we'll known as having
been the property Of Captain Joseph
Giascock, of Paris, Fauquier County
Va. Gibbs had on when he left home.
short blue coat, white cashmere vest.
blue pantaiOons, and stockings; shoes
coming up little over his ancles.-
He is about Eve feet six inches high.
square!y made, very dark complexion
when spoken to looks very intently !;
when speaking closes his teeth, and
talks very iudistinctly. Mouth large,
aud teeth ions and very white; he has
a scar Immediately above his nose
face refund and full; cheek bones ra,h.
er high. The saddle on the horse
some worn, and was made by Mr.. Is-
Ter. OF Battletown. Gibbs has been
much an that neighborhnoJ, He has
probably made for Alexandria having
travelled that way with the subscriber.
The above reward will be given for
Gibbs and horse if secured in this
State. Double that sum if taken aud
secured out Of il; Twenty Dollars
for Horse, Saddle q Bride.
j. MARSHALL ir.
Mont Blame, Fauquier CITY Va.
March 4s-tf.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-25
INGENIOUS PLAY UPON WORDS.

America q Russ1G-or the OFFS g. tie ons.
Ii we nay judge from the formidable lat
of witnesses summoned up BY Mr.. Poletica
in defence of the claims Of Russia on the
Northwest Coast, the contest between that
power and our government will not be spec.
diy settled: Tschine.cf, serebronic. off,
Krsssilui'of, and Pave off, are few of The
authorities by which he hopes TO urge us off
and warn Us off from our settle nents on
that part of the Continent; and, if these fail,
no donbl his august master will send
and Kutus.of. These will, no doubt, be
met with by the administration at Wash
ington, pho will summon President Jsffer.on
and Madison, Ambassador Middleton, Sc.
cretsry Thompson, Judges Livings,oY. and
tohn'C9, and Reporter Wheaton, to es,a.
bii'h tfs'r pTeteneion; and, should these fail,
The last resort will be bad to General Jack
son, who will no doubt dash on towards
Columbia River, and take off the beads of sli
the otis that can be sent to oppose him.
lNeIo6uryPort Herald.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-25
DR.. RORERTSON'S
VEGETABLE NERVOUS CORDIAL,
Or, Natures Grand Restorative.
Price 81 20 Gents

Prtce 81 50 Cents.
Is confidently recommended, as the most e.
hcacious medicine for lie speedy reIis and
cure OF sli nerVou5 complaints, attended with
InWarc weakness, depression of the shirts
head-sche, tremor. faintuess, bysteric fits. de
bIitg, seminal weakness, gletes, and yaTiou.
complaints resulting from secret iroproprieiv
OF youth and dissipaied habits, residence in
warm climates, the inmoderaie use of tea. the
uB5k.ltut OF excessive use ofnoercury, so often
destructive to the human race, diseases Decu,
liar totenlaies at certain period of life. Flour.
Albus, barrennes etc.
Under the denomination of nervo.e disorders.
are included several diseases Of The most dan
BeToiS KIND, and aye 50 various that volume
would hsrdiy guiice 10 complete descriptiou
OF them. u pervades with its baleFul Inpt
ence, the whole nervous system, writing ;hs
hesrt With inezpressi5le anguish, and exciting
tbe most dreadful suggestions OF hurror and
despair. To Tie demon have thousands fallen
q sacrifice in the direfal transports Of its rage
The most common symptoms Of its com,
mencement, are weakness, fatulence, oalpita,
tons, watchfulness, drowsiness after eating, IL
mildly, flashes Of heat and cold, nurnbne 81.
cramp, gdd ness, pains in the hesd, beck and
IONS, hicSup, difficulty Of respiration snd de-
giuiion, anxiety dry cough, etc.
ne vegetable Nervous cordial is also A
great ADtiscorbuuc Medicine, and ig OF infinite
service for purifying the blood and curing
these foul disorders Of the skin which com
monty appear in the form Of scurvy, surfeit,
red eio'cbes, csTbuncles, ulcers, etc. etc. s
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-25

"L7s heoleh the broken in heart and 5i;,d.
eth up their rOounds."
o THOU who drie,t the mourner's tear
How derk this world would be,
If when deceived and wounded here,
We could rot fly to thee.
The friends who in our sunshine live,
When winter comes, are flown;
And they who have but tears to give,
Must weep those tears alone,
But thou wi. heal that brok en heart,
Which like the plants tina. throw
Their fragrance from the wounded part
Breathe sweetness out of wee.
When Joy no longer ,oOtbeS or cheers,
Atd e'en the hope that threw
A moments comfort on our tears,
IL dimmsd and vanished toe.
All who would bear lifs's thOrny doom,
Did not thy wing Of love,
Come gently waiting throsgh the gloom,
Do peace branch from above.
Then Sorrow, touched by thee, grows bright
With more than raptures ray
As Darkness shews us worlds flight
We never saw by day.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-25

A Teacher Wanted.
nNE who can teach the English &
~ Latin Languages aud the Mathe
maticks. will meet with encourage.
meut by applying tn either
FRANCIS ASH,
WILLIAM SMITH,
JOHN GORDON,
DAVID III. WILSON,
CHARLES BRENT.
Frederick ETY.. May1f.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-25
DIR. ROBEETSON'S
CELEBRATED STOMACHIC ELIXIR
OF HEALTH.

Prace one d0iiar and JFtfy cents.
Which has proved, by thousands who have
experienced 40 beneficial effects, to be the
most valuable medicine ever offered to the pub
lie for the cure Of coughs, colds, CONSUMPTION,
the whooping cough, asthma. pain in the breast
crsmP, and wind IN the stomach, hesd-ache,
loss of appetite. indigestion, etc
For the Dysentary or Tax, Cholera Morbus,
severe griPngs, and other diseases of the bow.
els, and Tie summer complaint in children. :,
has proved certain remedy, snd restored tn
perfect health from the greatesr debility
Persons afflicted with Pulmonary complaints
or disorder of the Breast and Lungs, even in
the most advanced state, viii fird immediate
relief Common Coughs and Colds, which are
in general occasioned by obstruc;ed perspira-
tion' will be found to yield to its benign infiu-
ence in few hours.
In Asibmatic or CoDsumptive complaints.
Hoarseness, Wheezings. Sbouness OF Breath.
relief
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-25
Notice.

VNRHE subscribers, administrators of
n the estate OF the late Frederick
BU:zsrd, deed. will attend at the
boise If Elizabeth Buzzard, widow Of
sail deed. on the sOth end sfst daas Of
thi month. They request all those IN
dehed 90 said estate to come forward
ami discharge their respective debts (;
an, all those who yet may have claims
agaDst said estate are also requested
to bring them forward properly an-
Intoxicated for settlement at the time
aSve mentioned, Those who neglect
tooomply with this notice may expect
tore dealt with according to law.
GEORGE SHARP |
AND ldd71,rs
JNO. PROTZMAN
May 1sih---sts.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-25
SPRING
AN EMBLEM OF THE EESUR-
RECTION.
SPRING

The flowers which we uow so much
admire, were not long since coarse
and shapeiess roots: but they are at
p! present the ornaments of the earth,
! and 'ha delight of our eyes. What u
hne image is this of the righteous, and
the state Of their re. animated bodies !!
The human body, while 10 the grave,
Is an object OF horror but it shall ex-
perience a meet astonishing change at
the resurrection. s'l, was sown In
weakness, but shall be raised in pow.
er II was sown In dishoBour, but shall
he raised in glory" The spring no
sooner takes place Of winter; but life
and joy take place Of the melancholy
Impressions which severe season
makes on the mind of man, aud the
hrst tine days cause Us to forgot the
gloom Of winter, Thus at the great
day OF the resurrection, shall we for
set all the sad and gloomy days ofo
past life. The light OF new creation
shall dawn upon Us, aud ali our sor.
rcwsshal' subside; and God shall wipe
away all tears from cur eyes.
Spring is the general renovation Of
the whole earth. However dull il wa.
ia winter, ii is now no less pleasing g.
delightful. The surrounding scene
charms our imaginstions, aud we fan
ey ourselves transported into a new
and more joyous dwelling. Thus in
the day OF the resurrection, we shall
, find ourselves transported into a new,
delightful, and magnificent habit >,ion.
La the new heaven anu new earth, we
shall know nothing Of the apparent or
real effects which attend the globe we
now inhabit. Order. peace, beauty,
and righteousness. shall render our
future abode the must happy that we
can possibly conceive or desire.
When the earth is warmed by the
rays OF the sun. millions of plants and
different sorts of flowers spring out OF
blossom, 1t will be the same in the res.
arreetion when all generations OF
men shall rise out Of the ground in
which they were buried. As The spring
flower rises from it's seed, full Of splen-
dor aud beauty, so the body of u Chris
tian, which was deposited in the earth,
shall one day arise. eneompassed with
glory, aud clothed with celestial beau
~.
Spring is the epoch Of erase, flowers,
and planls Of aii sorts. What il sprung
up, daily opens more and more, and
more visible. Thus the day of the
resurrection shall be 10 the soul of the
Christian, the epoch of the unlimited
progress which he shall make in know
ledge and happiness. In spring all
! nature seems reused from sleep to
praise it's author, by au universal
hymn-Similar songs Of joy shall re.
! 'Ound in the day Of the resurrection
from the world Of the righteous, who
shall be with their kedeemer 10 behold
his glory. With what delight will,
the soul Of the real Christian be filed |!
We may rise from the less to the grea-
ter. If the spring 10 nature be- so rich
in enjoyment, what shall be the beau
ty and happiness of that spring, the
new world.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-25

The worthy Editor Of Niles Weekly
Register, !" has got into " PRESIDENTS cbsir''
asain, or rather IL getting into IL. lie was
some days at Washington towards the close
Of the late session Of Congress, watching not
only the proceedings, bat the " connte-
nanceg' Of the members. In good truth,
when ne saw the honest face Of orr good
friend in The lobby Of the House Of Represen.
tatiye., we could not help thinking TO ouT-
selves, Nat. INT.
"a Chief among you ticking notes,
.And faith hs'I PTsot en-"
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-25
DR.. DYOTTvS
INFALLIBLB TOOTH ACHE DROPS.
Price so cents.
FoE cleaning, whitening and preserving the
Teeth and Gums

toE cleansing, whitening and preserving the
Tech sDd Gums.
This valuable preparation possesses the
most ss'nisry virtue in cleansing and beauti-
tying the teeth in its composition !, il
perfectly free from aoid or any other pernicious
property liable 20 corrode, or IN any wsy
injure the teeth, for which reason is attributed
the safety Of lis use, and The preference il has
obtained over other preparations INTENDED for
similar purposes II Strengthens the gums
eradca'es The scurvy, sweeiens the bTes,i
preserves the teeth from decayInr, and or,
serves them from aching, and the necessity Of
having them drawn, &c.
Since tie shove inysIusble medicines were
hFst discovered, upwards Of sezen hundred
Thousand fs'So5s have experienced their happy
aud Ssiulary effects, many Of whom from tfr
owest stage OF their disorders
Take notice, that eacb and III Of the above
genuine medicines are signed on the outside
covers ~nh'the signature Off sole pyoprieire
r. ~, DYOTT, H. ID.
IA fresh supply Of The above defines
just received end for sale bv NHL,AiJ
MILLER, Winchester, where pamphlets. con
tanning certificates Of cures, &c. NAV be had
k'a"s. Hirchstfcr, ,Tv'y 9S. 1891
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-25
A L TO RN Ely AT LAW.
HUGH H. BALDWIN.

TE ATING abandoned his intention
e z OfTe,urDing 10 the South respeet.
lnliy Offers hls services TO the public.
Hswiii lseate himself permanently in
Winchester, and will diligently attend
to any business that may be intrusted
to him.
Nay fs-6t.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-25
MAHY's PLASTER CLOTH.
Approved and recommended by sill the NO

'PE'V'.U ahu recommended ny sII The MOST
eminent physicians of philadelphia.
FMS plaster cloth. 90 we'll known in thu
United States, and particularly in the CITY of
PhiiadslPhia, is sovereign remedy against
ulcers, however old and iuYeteraie; also, cans
etrt' erysjiPelas, wsus, Jumps, Scrofula, fstua,
~1''e swelling, sore breast, felons, w!litlows,
tSl'es, caFDunc.es, etc: ETC. II cures spraing.
bruises, pains in the back, swelling and pains
IN the joints, scalds, burns, chiibla;n, sore
legs. and wounds tending to suppuration if
draws cauterlsed sUres or issues very success.
iHily ana without pain Gisspates the pain OF
the scat and rheumatism IN a short time
as 1t soitenS the skin, it is used SUCCESSFULLY
for the cure Of corns on the fee, This
PiasteF ls recommended to mariners anR
others who travel b. sea or by land.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-25
DIR. DYOTTvS
ANTl,BIIIOUs Pills
=. =, NV N|DILIOOS FEbLoo
Tor the prevention and cure of Billions an
Malignant FeseEs.

Malignant FeseEs.
fT'ce 20 cents--iarge 6ores so cents,
Those Pills, if timely adm mustered, will re-.
move the causes which commonly produce In.
sermittent, Remit,ent, Bilious and Yellow Fe,
v s, Bilious Cholic, Pleurisy, Dysentery.
worms Bilious Vomiti ing. Flstuence, Indis
geStlon' loss of appetite, Costiveness, Epilep.
TIC FITS, ByPochondria and Hystesical afTec.
tions. foul Stomach, Colds and Coughs. Asth.
ma; Scurvy, Strangury, Gravel, Rheumatism
Ihey are particularly serv;ceable in female
disorders, and especially in the removal Of
nose distractions which are the great source
OF their complaints at certain periods; thew
possess TINS eminent advantage over most pur.
sa'ives tn ut while they operate gently, they
produce neither cOstiveDess, debility. nor the
great excitement whenever there is predis.
position to disease arising from marsh efHu-
Vi, or .. too copioue use of ardent spirits, or
a 'itiaed state of the bile, they are sure TO re-
lieve. -
They are highlyrecomme ndet to travellers,
by sea and land, as they nay be made use Of
with The utmost safety without change of diet
or exercise. They will be found peculiarly
beneficial m the prevention of disorders Incl.
dental 70 warm climates they deierpe and
cleanse yiscid humors. open obslrnctions,
promote the secretion of good bile, operating
rs caihartic aud powerful diuretic and
disphoretic.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-25
APPROVED
FAMILY MEDICINES.

Which are celebrated for the cure Of most
disorders 10 which the human body is liable,
prepared only by the sole proprietor,
7. w. DYOTT, NJ. d.
GTH"dso" of the late celebrated Or. Ro.
6ertSon, Of Edinburgh,
And for sale in Philadelphia, onty. at the uro.
PrietOr's wholesale and retail drug and
family medicine warehouse,
Northeast Garner Of Second & Race streets.
And, 10y retail; of his Agents throughout the
Cniiel States
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-25
DIR. ROBERTSON'S
INFALLlBLE WORM DESTROYING
LOZENGES.

A medicine universally esteemed for desroy.
ing every species Of worms-price so cents.
SymPfomS.-The common symptoms of the
worms are paleness OF the countenance. at
olher Tunes flushing ofthe face, itching of tie
ne.I s'.u spout the seat staring and grinding
OF the teeth in sleep, swelling OF the upper Iip'
the appetite sometimes bad, at other times
voracions; iooseness, disagreeable breath. a
eara sweiled belly. great thirst, the urine
troihy and sometimes of whitish color.
sriPin6 or cho!lc pains, involuntary dis
charge OF saliva, especially when asleep fire..
quen' pans IN the sides, with a dry cough
swooninSs, cold sweats, palsy, epileptic f;ts
&c. ~ H'Ss
= though numberless medicines are extolled
ior eHPeiling and killing worms, none are ,oual
IN efficacy to DIR. Robertson's Vorm DestroD.
'"g L0zengesi they are mild in their operation
and may be given the youngest infant with
safety, ''-I'A
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-25
DIR. ROBERTSON'S
PATENT STOMACH BITTERs

TIC UEt UUtEuTs
when are celebrated for strsngtheniu,;
weak stomachs, increasing the appetite and 9
certain preventative and cure for the fever and
aSue, etc.
For the fever and ague, a ma,ady so preys.
lent throughout the southern states. and az
hictiug to families residing in all low countries
redundant with marshes, lakes, s,agnated
pools, rivers, these celebrated and universalIu
esteemed Bitters have surpassed every remedy
ever administered for the relief and cure os
:"r NEST obstinate oppressor of the human
frame numerous instances of their efficacy
have been testified, after The barks and yarions
other extoiied prescriptions failed, they proved
successful to the admiration of those who
experienced and Witnessed the happy effects
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-25
CIRCASSIAN EYE WATER

tT!ce 81 ccakS.
sovereign remedy for all disorders ofthe
eyes, whether arising from cold, Inflammation.
weakness &c. '-'''H
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-03-05

AZ Court of Probate hold Portland WITHIN ana MA m
cann,y ~ nmbrann IN ~ third Tlrsdy ot February
IN The year Lord eighteen hundred ana
I'm the petition Of OZlAS BLANCHARD snd M mi
~ ministr~tors Of the estate OF JOIN nsD -
Of Falmouth in said county, yeonrn uTeessroI
np thlt the personal 81 said dcraSed rs hot
n pay he Debts which he owed &C the ts ri M u1dh
w tile hundred rwcntysiA dollars ana svNr-
and praying for license 70 sell q convey M
much OF the real u aid deceased 1s My IN n~s
~ the payment OF saId debts and incidental chRcs
ORDERED-ThH the petitioners give notice Thereof 70
hr hrirs al deceased and all persons interested n
said estste BY causing copy q this order 70 be pubh'u
IN the Portland printed IN Portland IN aId county,
three weeks succes7ey. III IN apPe at Probite
Court IA said Portland the third tuesday ri
March O'Clock il the forenoon and shew cause
they have, why the prayer OF said petitioners sAouo
be granted. :.
HoRATIo SoUTHCATE, Reg.
" %
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-03-05
Gardner Iron Works.

THE Subscriber, Agent Of the GARDINER
IRON WORKS, has constantly for sale az
the Agency Store inGardiner, the following ar
tiCles viz -
Saw Mill Cranks, Pulling Mill do.
Lantern Wheels,
Wrought = cast Mill Spindles,
Hatter's Bssins,-CIothier's Plates,
Crow Bars.-Piough Mouds and Coulters,
Wheels for various kinds Of Machinery.
Sad lrons,-Cast Iron Dogs,
Shelves and Cogs for Blocks,
Csrding Machine Irons,
Cart and Wagon Boxes,
GudgeoDs Of all sizes,
Brands for names, SC. made al short nc
tice.
ne above articles will be sold cheap for cash
or approved credit. Orders for any description
OF Castings. will be executed punctnailv N ths
oes' nanhef' Al. SPRINGER. Jr 4Agsni.
ON Gardiner, FEB 5, 1872
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-03-05
POHHRyYa
sPRITES or TEETH.

BK a DELPHI AN.
.he sprites q teeth, those deadly spritcs,
V Row they plague my days ana nights.
My hollow tooth within
For, soon as e'eT lay my head
And WOO my slumbors on my bed,
Their wicked rites begin.
One catches in his hand the nerve
Bending his back intosa curve.
And strains and tugs away -
Another turns il round with slight,
Aud twists il. As cab lc, tigh,-
80 cruel i their pla u
Another sprite the most abho rid
Dances slack.rope on the CHORD
And while lay and groan
The cruel spintes laugh aloud
hear the roaring Of the crowd.
20 lei ny tooth alone y
One time heard them puff and blow,
Enchanting loud, 4" Billy. ron II
The Poet speaks the truth
He thought, mid iinpreeations dire,
An Engine 70 put ont the fire,
Was thund ring throug h ms tooth.
Baltimore Fed. Gasttt,