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TO BE RENTED.

And possession given the twenty fifth day of March
nex that valuable FARM situate in the Hundred of Red
Lion late the property of Samuel Crow deceased This
tract of Land will be leased for term of years, to
give the tenant encouragement for improvement.
For terms apply to the Subscriber New Castle.
JOHN CROW.
January Dist 1892 4-tf
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PROPOSALS win be received for the transportation of
$50 bales of Cotton from New Castle Philadelphia by
Capt. j. C. McLearn, ship Ceres, at Newcastle; or
CHARLES PERRY & Co.
Philadelphia.
IAN 18 1929 a
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TO LET.

A Small Brick House and Blscksmiths Shop, in New.
port, present in possession OF Ell Senex is IN ago'o
stand for one disposed TO follow Blacksmth's ira
ALSO, two story brick house in same village at pre-
sent occupied by Mrs. Price. Possession given the 25th
March next. AppIyto ALLAN THOMSON, Wim'n.
4. W. ROBSON, New."rt.
Tor,ory 90 1900 1T.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

The citizens Of Wilmington hereby informed that
Josiah Pumroy. young man from England, expects to
preach in Mr. Martins school room, Saturday evening
next, at early candle light
January %
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INDIAN KING TAVERN
no LET.

That valuable Public House in the Borough of Whining
ton State of Delaware for many years past kept by David
Brnton, late Of scarborough, deceased Any person de-
any in the State, will for terms apply to
MARY BRINTON,
ALLAN THOMSON, Wilmington
Or to OLIVER BOWEN, at the Ship Tavern Lancaster
Turnpike, IS miles from Philadelphia.
January % 4-9t
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for so early stage of the season. It is cheering to
witness with what life and animation business isgo-
ing The packets have engaged full ireights, and
the wharves, Water and other streets appear thron
ged with vessels, boats, drays, and men of business.
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-22
FOR THE WATERMAN.

Mr.. WILSON
Y read with much satisfaction the extract in your
last Waterman from the Report Of the New York
Society for preventing Pauperism. 1t contains true
views of the subject such as are now universally
received among the enlightened men of this age,
and every way worthy of deep consideration in this
state, where the evil and the burden il entails on
the industrious has increased--is increasing and
illincrease, unless decided measures taken for
its cure. For these measures We have right 10
look TO our Legislature, and it is to be hoped we
will not look in vain, know some Of them under
stand the sub ect we'll and have read much OF what
has been written upon it at home well as abroad.
wish not to obtrude my notions upon such men.
but would merely, for the sake of drawing public
attention to the matter, suggest the pracicaby OF
plan for the gradual abolition Of pauperism. Let
the Legislature enact prospectvely, the repeal oil
\ the whole body of the Poor Laws, after the FIRST
Of January, say in the year 1884, no public provl
sion to exist after that tme for the poor. Let there
be provso that the present building, sc. proper
by organized to its conduct, be converted into an
hospital for the insane and sick.--Those healthy
.paupers, who may be found in the house January
S24 to be continued to be provided for until dis
I charged, which period may be fastened by stric
discipline, avoiding every provision for more thar
necessaries, and obiging the able to work, and au
thpTizing the binding out Of adults as we'll as mi
h nors To give due notice to the imprudent unfor.
tunate class, who look to this source as an ul-
innate refuge from their own improyideuce, let TIL
Law be printed, and universally circulated IS Il
leave them without the excuse Of ignorance.
am sensible that according to the present sys
tenn the administration of the Poor House is YER
good,---bus the system itself is wrong and ought t
be changed. ANXIOUS.
sf}iE# Extract Of a letter dated Hapard, Dec. z.
n You have no doubt ere this heard of the ener
petic measures taken by the president to compt
the inhabitants to industry; he has given order
throughout the republic to put the whole militar
force in requsition to enforce his orders that
planter should cultivate all his plantations, to the
a full extent.
News has arrived here to day, of the taking
Carthegena by the Patriots, which gives fine oper
ing for speculation. Flour is now selling there
M $50 to- 1856.
y The city Of ST. Domingo has also declared itse
Independent. The Patriot flag is now flying on il
walls. Bel Morn Chron.
s, From the ". Y. Mercantile advertiser, Jan. IL.
x 1.-THE New Orleans papers mention that the far
# Number ofthe Mobile Commercial Register, had bee
N received there.
The paper states, that the present crop of cote
# N Alabama, will not fall very short Of 10000 bale
1hs quantity already at market is almost incredb
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terms Of the District Court in Alabama" be,
and Tho same is hereby, repealed aud so
much OF The second section Of the act, enti-
lied An act 10 establish District Court TO-
the state Of Alabama" as was repealed by
the said third section, is hereby revived, re-
enacted, and declared to be OF full force and
etfeci.
Sec. .. .dnd Be 10 Jari1er enacted, That
all causes, actions, suits, indictments, libe Is,
Pless, processes, and ediugs, of whatev-
er kind, naIote, or description, sued out,
commenced, or made retutnable at Cahawbs,
shall be there proceeded 10 and determined !:
and 10 like manner, all such sued out, COM
menced, OF made re,hrnabie a, Mobile, shall
be there proceeded in and determined.
PHILIP p. BARBOUR
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
JOHN GAiLLAhD,
Presidcat of he sehsle, pro tempore
Washington. April II. 1922.
Approved JAMES MoNRoE.
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~ the Presiaenf of she Third Stare.
w hEhtAs The President Of ,he United states :.

by fhe Presiaenf of she Unired Stare.
| Nv hEREAs the President Of the Un,,ea s,.,as =.
ed for sale: N' '" &c oher'
Therefore, JAsss MosRos. presiden, Of n.
United States, do hereby declare and max, ksnn se
that the public safes shall be held as topvs -,
AZ the Land Office at TeIre Hauie, ia lna;.na on
the hrst Monday in July oeSt for Tie sale Of '"-' VI
io"hshPs AZ ana 10, IN range I, east OF the Cd
principal meridisn line,
! IL and IL, IN ranges I To g. west d,
| Al the Lano Oihce at vsndaIia in Illinois. on N.
| third Monday ~ July nexi. for the sale OF
Townships III, - Is and "a. in rasges and 2 cant
| OF The 81 principal meridian line.
IL. IL. Is, ID .Dd IS, in ranges 4 and do
| AZ the same place on tue third Mond.v IN An.
gust next, for The sale of - " -
Townships III, ~. -. IA and Is in ranges s. 6 and
g. east OF the Sd principal meridian line,
IL in range 2. do.
AZ the Land Office al Palestine in Illinois. ON the
first Monday in Augus, next. tor the sale of
Townships q. 2, and y In ranges o. 10 ana IL
east OF the 81 priaeipsi merdisu line
30. :, and 3, In range II. ives, of 2d do.
osnd E. ~ and i3, do.
tember next, Tor the sale OF
townships 10 II, 10 and i3, in ranges 9, 10 rnd
l. east OF Sd principal merid an iine
AZ, IL; IL and IS, IN ranges IL. - and IA. west
At the same place, on the frst Mondsv IN oo,,.
Der next, tor the sale of
townships Ii. IS. is and AZ in ranges g. 10 and IL.
east ofue Sd principal meridian line,
IA, Is. 10 ana IL, in ranges i2. l3, and Ia, west
OF I'd do.
AT the same place, on the lst Monday in Noyeni.
Der next, for the sale OF
Townships ID. 49, 20 and 81 in ranges g. 10 and IL.
east Of the 3D. principal meridisn line,
'I8, l9, 20 and 81, In ranges l3 and IA, west Of
I'd principal meridian line,
ls. 10 and 20, in range I2. do do.
lS II, do do.
II, ID. 10 and 20 :, 10, do. do.
Al the Land Office for the Northern district Of
Louisiana, at the town OF Osaehfa. on the Hkst
Mondsy IN November next for the sale OF
Townships Is, Is, ~, IL and Ig. In ranges l. q q.
and s. west Of Tile meridian line,
g. At the Land Office at the Seat of Justice Of the
county OF Independence, In the Arkansas territory.
Tor the sale Of such lands of the United States as
are situated in the following described townships
and ranges. and which have been excluded from
the iotery OF the lands appropriated for satisfy ing
warrants for military services, vz
On the frs, Monday in August next, for the sale
OF such OF the above described lands as are stus-
ted in the following townships and ranges, viz
townships i 234 5 81 80 and 90 in range I. east
OF the sth meridian line
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CANTON GOODS.
II. SESSIONS.

= =.
Has just received an inDoiee Of Caaton Goods,
fohich he offers for sale. among svhieh are
{ oLORED and black Sankih and Canton Grapes ,
~ black. white aud coloIed sattins black aud
eo!ored Lustrings and Sarsnets BLACK and colored
Grape shawis silk and Grape scsrfs black and cross
barred Hhdks Bachelors, ditto, Of a very superior
quality blue and yellow Nankirs black shoe nib.
bon; sewing Silks India Flannel sfd Dnity.
and 81 brown and blesched American shirtngs and
sheetings, Bedticks, &c. &C. All Of which will be
sold the best terms March %
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NOTICE.

MY Accounts must be settled
1VI Those Persons who have been owing me for
many years past cannot longer expect indulgence,
which IL is not in my power TO gran, ---k is abso-
o,ely necessary and Indispensable, that ell my IN.
settled business should be closed forthwith unany
accounts are now put IN the hands of Jnstice for
collection, and all those who wish 10 avoid expence
soe trouble, are required 10 pay The amount Of tbsir
dues, speedily as possible
Mach -, 1921. GEORGE WAETON.
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ISAAC GOULD,
No. ITO, 7hames.Sreef

Ras juH received. and o6trs for sale, as !Osy as
can be hnrehussd in fhis !Own, for cash,
- EAL west of Englabd black aud blue Brosdcloths
Az OF the very first chop; super black. blue, drsb
and newest fashion Queens mixed Cassimeres low
priced broadcioths aud Casslmeres; Toaeneu. Va.
lencia, Circassisn and silk yestnps superlstys vest
Shapes, fashionable new article /; Csssuetts and
Sat,lnets real Scotch Plaid. 81 wide silk and cot
ton Velvets; rich gilt and twist cost and vest hut.
tons cheap gilt do for ehildrens' eio,hs; Webb,s
patent suspenders; French buck & doe skin Gloves
very hne Cravats and fancy Hhdkls. With general
assortment OF articles IN hrs line. April g.
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Erecut0r,s Mofice.

EfeCut0r'S N0lice. - 90 ''
NOTICE is hereby given. that the subscrber has
IN been daily spponled Executor of the last Will
and Testament Of WILLIAM COREY. Esq late of
North-Kingstown, deceased and has given bonds for
that purpose, the law directs. All persons hay-
ing demands against said Estate, are requested to
exhibit the same and all persons indebted TO said
Estate, are hereby required to make immediate pay.
ment WILLIAM COREY, Executor.
North -Kinps,cwp Anril 9 1900
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The most vaiga6ie Medicine in use for
COUGHS AND CONSUMPTION

NC mVeb UUGuole IbcuiCfHe IN use Tor
COUGHS AND CDNSU MPTION.
HIS new and healing I'asam bids fair 10 rival
every Medicine heretofore discovered for
coughs and complaints OF the Lungs, leading 10
Consumptioni and even in seated Constmptons it
has lately been used by many With the most sur.
prising success: II certificates from persons of the
highest responsibility, or the great aud increasing
Semand Tor IT. may be called proof of its good ef-
fects, 1t is proved Scarcely. a case of Colds,
Coughs pain in the side, difficulty ot breathing,
want OF sleep arising from debility or even Con.
sumpiions. but may be relieved by the timely use
OF this medicine. Many certificates Of its efficacy,
accompany each bottle.
=, This may certify TO those whom Il may concern
that have been extremely afflicted with the Aslli-
ma, which has lasted me nearly forty years, and q
great part OF that time to such a degree, that I
could not lay in bed nor Sit in meeting without
coughing, notwithstanding bad tried many good
Physcians and various kinds Of Medicines, Till !
procured vial of .9ndersons C6ngh Drobs, and by
the use OF them can sleep comfort ably, ana sit IN
the meeting without coughing, and attend 10 ny
business and do further hereby CERTIFY. TINT nm y
negbbor Benz jamin Hobrook had become unable 20
isoor on account OF an affection Of the longs At.
tended with cough, who has received much bene.
Ut from the same kind Of Medicine so as 20 be able
to labor sgain, and can cheerfuily recommend the
same kind of Medicine, TO those who labor Under
such complaints
l. the subscriber. do hereby solemnly affirm 10
.oe truth and whole truth of the above statement
before a magistrate, AZ Providence, Il. l. this 4th
oay OF July, 1921. CHRISTOPHER COOK.
Sold by S. w. vinson, Newport-T. S. Taylor,
70. Little Rest-Rouse Babcock, Westerly, and
Whitney and 1illinghsst, Providence.
Newport, Aug Is. 1921
40 chests and boxes, Young Hyson,
II. Skin and souchong Tea;
80 kegs Malaga Rasins
40 boxes ditto Muscs,el and Bloom
3 casks smyrna;
Is boxes Lemons;
20 quarter casks Malsgs and Coln,enss Wines
do. Lisbon and Sieely;
do. Port Wine:
3pipes Cognsc Brandy;
do Holland 6in;
80 tierces prime New Rice,
$50 bbls. Flour,
80 kegs Richmond manufactured Tobacco,
just received and lor sale by
ARCHIBALD MUNRO.
April IL.
THE VOLATILE AROMATIC
SNUFF, for Head. Aehe 81 Cafarrh.
ID recommended by Doct. wkrRaHors.,
~ now constantly kept for sale by
May 10. 1899. SAMUEL ~. ylNsoN.
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UNION FACTORY.

INDIGO BLUE.
THE subscribers respectfully informs their
l. friends and The public, that they have estsb-
iished the indigo blue Dying, and have employed
an experienced workman at the coloring and finish
ing. woolleo goods Of all descriptions will be fin
ished in The Deales manner, on the mos, reasonable
terms
WOOL CARDING.
Wool Of all grades carded into rolls IN the best
manner They continue to msnofsctufe WOOL on
shares or by eootrset. ~ may beat sdt their en-
pioyers
The following persons Will receive and forward
any siticles intended for the Union Factory.
EDWARD sTAEHOPE, and
ROBERT X. q FRANCIS CARR, htrSerf
GEORGE LAwToN, Tterfsn.
JEREMIAH CLIFFORD, Brisf0i Ferry.
They return their sincere thanks to their iormer
customers and solicit the continuance Of their "a
yours JOHN BABCOCK.
MOSES LAWToN T
Portsmouth,, yuns 10.
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BLISS & MARSH,

ho 90, Brodd strcet
y EspEcrFULLY inform their friends and the
IN public. that they contin the Manufacture Cf
WmdSpr Chairs,
in sll their variety. aid IN satisfactory manner.
The public assnred they will furnish Chairs on NJ
moderate terms and Of good quality, ss can be
obtained 10 sny part q ,is state, in New York
All fssors gratefully acknowledged.
NJ I Coods and GyoeeyHs,
IN their font store they keep Oh hand general
assortment OF genuine Wea-1nda Goods and Groee-
res which lbey are determined to sell At small profit,
Lamp Oil,
Of the best quality, in large small quantities. kept
constastly ON hsnd--together with other arii-
ces Usually called for in store VI this description.
Asry6ort, Jarflaru %. 1922.
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e'~''~" W AS~~-
Haya7pare, Cmis,y, Sap Lhandlery, ,et.
WA1. H. RAIHBONE,
Offers for SAFE al his Store, head of
Packer Wdarf.
OUADRANTS, double and single
observation; Bra SIS and Wood Compasses J,
Spy Glasses; Cases OF Mathematical Instruments
parallel rules. ssales and Divders Navigstors and
Coast Pilots. Charts patent haii.hour GLASSES /.
Log glasses; hntiag aud Ships colours, quilts,
writing. letter aSd log paper ink powder cordsge
OF all sizes twiae house, cabin, paint and scrub
brushes; brooma; cabin mops log reels and chfs
deep sea and hsnd leads; hand pump $, serving
mailets blocks and hanks japan lamps and feed.
srs, horn and iii lsntorns knives and forks hin.
les OF all kinds screws brass and iron stches
cocks coffee mills jack snd pen knives, spoons
cooks ladies' and dtofmentors; axes, hatchets. ham.
mers, japan and lin trumpets, chisels, sugurs fl.o
saws. hsrpoons aud grains, FISH hooks, sail needles
ana palms. leather. sheathing psper, csukng irons
and maliets; rhsrin spikes; iron shoves ships
srcapers, glnbleis pump and clapter nails. states
and pencils, spanish bro WI, red lead tn irsn and
stone vare patent deck lights brass pump boxes,
wrousht aid cutnsils brsds and tacks Of all sizes,
tile, g!ue chalk brDstone, iampbiack, oars, hand.
spikes. Tar. Pitc;l, Turpentne and Rosip oakum;
with full sssorlntnt Of every articles usually call
ed for in Hardware and Ship Chandler store.
/. Q Psrsons wishing Qpsdrants and Compasses
they will be attended 70. Newport, June IA.
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.f,BOOKS. sc.

flhAlR. by the author of Wavet.
iy.2 vols. 8 a.
Mont9onfry's Poetical Works, a new
ed.uoo' nc'vd!nk several poems aow frs, collected
~hb . sketch abs life, 3vos dolls.
Morse's NV School Geography, with
Bowdich Navigator, latest edition.
!. hatcher Dispensalory, 1921 edi-
Percy's Arcdotes- Entetdrize, Sci.
ence. Captivity. Nstpor.
school HdBks, common aud classical
kinds in genersfss.
Family BjPss Of various editions and
prices. W
Writing, fr and wrapping Paper.
"A general Sortment OF Stationary.
For sale by JAMES HAMMONn. -.
-. Xn~/ @t1<,nr tF%'%f - II
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BOOKS, &c.

a. Az fsIJ - -fI l'A W A. Il.
r. HAS roa sALz.
The Pronouncmg testament, volume,
price SO cents.
Lights and Shadows of Scottish Life, l
volume, price 100 cents,
Lille oi homas Scott, -. ID. volume,
price 9, 25,
Hal;don Hill, poem, by Walter Scott,
volume, price so cents
Cookies Oracle, vol. price 1873 cents,
Hedge of Thorns, Gn,cnile, volume,
price 50 cents,
Advice to Young Mother, volume,
price s4 cents. 4
Provost, a novel, hy the author of " An.
nails of the Parish" 1 vol, price SO cents.
Thane OF File, poem, ! vol. 62 cts.
Beauties Of Free Masonry, volume,
price So cents,
Pen Owen, a novel, 2 vols. 8 2.
Bracebridge Hall, 2vois. price S 5.
also,
The Farmers and the Christians
ALMANACS, for 1925.
With ageneral variety OF
SCHOOLBOOKS AND STATIONARY.
Newport, Oct. 80. 1922.
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VIM. James 1illey,

M ii3, THAN sTRRRT,
And No. !, CUsToM HoUsH COURT.
HAS just opened one bale OF super Kid
defmin'Ier Csepeungs, tom 6s to essd ya.
OF a ve'y good quality for tho price.
DO haod. bsued Cotton iov ComIortevs. sud
few ready made Comforers, which arc
cheaper and much better than Blankets.
spsr opgNRp,
A complete Assortment; OF Cioths and other
Wooilens, suitable for the present ard ap,
preaching season, which are going of rspidIy
end ve:y cheap. Oct Is
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State OF Rhode- Island, &c.
IN General .dssem5ly, Ocfo6er Sesaon, II. D
1899
by his ESceiiency's Conmsnd,
HENRY BOWEN, Sec'y.

4. General .5Sseas5ly, OcioGer Sesaon, II. D
ls22.
An ACT 10 adjourn the January terms Of the Courts
of Common Pleas and General SESSIONS OF the
Peace for the Counties Of Kent and Bristol
Sec |. BE t enacted by Re General .issem5,y, and
by The dplhoT7Ig Msreej eaacted, ihat the Court
Of Common tie.s and General sons OF the Peace,
which by law is 10 be holden at East q Greenwich,
within and for tie coanty OF Kent on the third Mon.
day OF January next, anu the Court OF Common Pleas
aud General Sessions OF the Peace whicn 10y sw To
be holden al Bristol. within and Cor the county Of
Bristol on the second Monday oil January next, shall
be, aud the same are hereby adjoasned-,hs said
Court Oi Common Pleas aud General SESSIONS OF the
Peace. within and Tor the county Of Kent, 10 the
third Monday IL February next, aud ,he said Cour,
OF Common Pleas aod Gcntral sessions OF the Peace
within and for the county OF Bristol. 10 the fourth
Monday of January next f
Sec. indie f fs"iaer enacted, That ali business
stahdDB, con,inued from tue Court Ut Common Pleas
and Gencrsi Sessions oi iie Peace, holden tor said
county Of Kent, OF tic third Monday OF August last
sl,a anJ may De proceeded IN und hnisheJ. and that
All business now standing ctnigued iron. the Couu
oil Common Pleas ana General Sessions OF the Peace
holden tor said county oi ErIso. on the first Mon.
day in June last shall snd may be proceeded IL, and
finished by The courts to he holden by ADJOURNMENT
according 20 this set.
Sec. 3. Ind Be IL fr,h-r enacted. That all wri,s,
returns, and recogna.necs executions. sainmonses,
and other processes aud proc,c caiags already issued,
which hereafter may be issued, prior the times
10 which sad courts 10y tis act edivurned, shaii
be returnab., and shall be returned 10 the terms Of
SAID courts, 10 be ho..Cn on the third Monday in
February next, and the fourth Monday in January
next, according TO this act--snd all wits, deelars-
lions and pieadl0gs III civil actions shall, be filed the
same nuGabsr Of days before die sit,ings Of said
courts by aaIOurnnent according To this act and all
appess in both cvil aod cno,ioai stall he en-.
tered upon such terms and The Ieabon. Of such sp.
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4N aPALOCUE.
Saln are Lu, children Of larger grow'h]
Twas eight o'clock, and near the fire
My ruddy lillie boy was seated,
And with the tile OF sire
MY ears expected to be greeted
But vain the though, by sleep Oppressed
No father there the child desery'd,
His head fecIin d upon his breast.
Or ooddmg roll'd from side to side
EL Let this young rogue be sent TO bed ~
More had not time 10 say,
When ihe poor urcbin rsis'd his head
To oe,, that he might 'Onscr stay
nefusd towards rest las steps he bent
With fearful eye and aching heart
But ciaim'd his plsythinss ere he went.
And took up STAIRS bis horss a,.d carr.
For new delay, though oft deny'd,
lie pleaded ;--y.diy crsvd the boon;
Tho past bis usual boor, be cried
At being sent away SO soon.
u stern TO him, his e. Icf I sbsrd,
(Unmov'd who hears biz offspring weep J
Of soothing him ba,f despsir'd,
xlnen all his cares arc Loot in sleep.
" Alas poor inf,nt!" sxciaimd,
"lbytsther bushes nov 10 scan,
IN all which he 30 lately bland
The foi,ies and tie fears of man,
The VAN, regret, the anguish brief.
" hich thou hast knowE, sent up to bed,
Yorlrays of man the idle griei,
When doomd to- siumber with The dead"
And more ! ,bougbt--x'eu up the stairs
With longing ling ing ioOks +" he crePtI
TO mark of man, The childish cares,
Ills piayttings carefully I've kept
Thus morta!s on iite's later stage,
When nature eiaioss their forieits bre~th,
Still grasp st wealth. in pain and age,
Aud cling TO golden Toys ID death.
'ris morn assi see my smiling boy
Awekes 10 hail returning lights
To fearless Laughter ooundcssjoy!
Forget the tears OF ycsier night
Thus shali not man forget his wop
survive OF age and death the gloomy
Smile u, the cares .ie knew bclowi
And renovated burst the tomb
q, my Creator when thy 1iu
Shall stretch this frame on earth's cold bed,
Let that blest hope sustsia pfe still,
Tin thought, sense, mcm'ry--ail are he'd,
And gra,c ful for what thou rnayst give,
No tear shai, diol m, fading eye,
Tha, twas thy pleasure should i've
That lis iliy n.ahdsie bids me d'es
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-11-27

en- being knich'ea 10 i'sc, gave ainn.r 10
sIx'esn friends, with sn invitation 10 thsm to
dine with him anouaily for forty years; four
Of them died during The hrst four years, bu,
twenty eight years rolled round before snoth-
er sea, became vacant q, the feNivs board.
In 1919 Two died, aged 90 pnd 90; so ,ha,
ten remained Of The oeiginsl numb.r 8, tho
tbir,y.lhiid anniversary held 10 July iaIs.