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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-01
IN SENATE. -. March 90.

IN SENATE. March go.
Mr.. Dickerson, from the library
com mit.ee, reported two joint resolu-
tinps. the one, authorising the Portrait
of Columbus, presented by G. G Bar
rel. ESQ, to be placed in the National
Library-tbe other, providing for the
distribution Of the Copies of the Decla.
ration of Independence, now lying in
the Office Of the Secretary OF State.
The resolutions were read and passed
10 a second reading.
On motion of Mir. Benton, the Sc
nate. as in committee Of the whole,
proceeded to consider the bill reported
by the committee on Indian affairs, to
enable the President to carry into ct.
feet Tho Treaty of Client, to prevent
foreigners from trading with the 10.
dians within the limits OF the U. States"
Mr.. Elliott was calico to the Chair.
Mr.. Benton then addressed the com.
nit,ee In speech OF two hours, in
which he gave a history OF the connex.
ion which has existed between the U.
nited States and the tribes Of Indians
west of the Mississippi, and the oa'ra-
ges which have been committed by some
Of those tribes--and proceeded to state
the reasons which induced him to be.
lieve that the safety Of our citizens, and
the security of our valuable fur trade
are only to be preserved by some act,
on the part Of Congress, to carry into
effect the s,ipulations Of the Treaty of
Client. prohibiting foreigners from ira
ding with the Indian tribes within the
United States.
Anerso me further remarks. in which
several gentlemen took part, the bill
was postponed to, and made the order
of the day for Wednesday next.
The Senate then proceeded to the
consideration of Executive busines; and
nedia,ely after adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
After the presentation of numerous
petitions, Mr.. Mitchell, Of Maryland,
moved the following:
Resolusd, That the committee on
commerce be instructed to inquire into
the expediency of erec,inga light house
on POOLS island. in tho Chesapeake
Bay.
The House then went into commit
tee of the whole on the amendments of
the Senate, to the appropriation bill for
the support ofgovernment for the year
1924
The question was taken on non cen.
curing with the Senate in their amend.
meDt, and decided in the negative
Ayes SO, Foes 80.
So the House coucurred in the Sc.
Mates amendment.
The following amendment Of the se-
nate being utdet consideration, VIZ:
for graduating and improving the
ground near the Presidert's House,
within the enclosure. 4S2 OOO.'
The question being taken on non con.
curing in the AIMED ment Of the Senate,
II was decided in tho aiarma,ivs--Ayes
SO, Noes So.
The question being pot on reconsi-
dering the vote of Saturday, it was de.
cided in the negative.
The committee then rose, and report
ed their concurrence in the LIST, cd, Sd,
9th, 9TH, and 9Th amendments:i their
Engagement to the 4th; and reported
the 5th with an amendment, as already
| stated.
The question being put, in the House.
on concurring in the decisions of the
committee Of the whole, it was carried.
An amendment offered by Mr.. Ha.
milton was rejected. Adjourned.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-01
From the Baltimore Amer,cdn, March 81
FROM JAMAICA.

By the schr. Rising sun, Capt. Jenney,
arrived at this port 10 Is days from ia
maica, We have received from our cores.
pondent OF the Kingston Commercial
Rooms, file OF the Jamaica Courant to
the Stb inst. inclusive.
We have been politely favored with an
extract OF a letter from Kingston, JAM
which says:-'I II is Of some importance 10
inform you that the tonnage duty on Anne.
rican vessels will, in future, be collected
according to the American register, and
not, as formerly, by re-measurement here.
Some of your clipping scbooners paid 10
tons more than were called for by the re.
gister measurement
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-01

4 < ~ n
T com pa rative view ofthe charges on 4.
mericap vessels ss they existed pre,icu,
| to the lat Of August. 1919, and &. thew
now exist by this late act Of Pas!A.
ment.
Tables she5ring charges. &c.
Charges III Charges in
1919. 1872.
On an American
ship bound to
Havrede Grace, Is. Cd. per ton 34d. pc, ton
On an American
ship bound to
Holland or
Flanders
If under 800
tons, IS. Sd. per ton gid. per Ton
]. If above 500
tons Is. l0d. per ton Gsd perton
On an American
ship bound to
Hamburg or
Bremen
If under 800
tons. Is. Cd. per ton Is. I'd. per ton
If above 800
tons, IS. I'D. per ton lid. per ton
On an American
ship bouna to
Denmarkor the
Baltic
If under 800
tons, IS. Sd. perton Is gid. per ton
IF above 500
tons, IS. I'd. per ton Il4d per ton
The surplus pilo,age which was ex.
acted FROM American vessels, and went
towards fund for the support of de.
cayed British pilots, is also now abo.
lished.
By the act 4 Geo. 4 en- called the
Warehousing Act. all goods whatever.
legally imported, may be warehoosed
at the port Of Cowes and afterwards ia
ken out Of the warehouse either for ex.
portation or consu mp,itn.
By the act all goods whatever lex.
csp, tea, gunpowder. fish. pork, in.
spectej hides, counterfeit coin, and book
and prints originally printed in Eng.
land, > imported from any place what.
ever, Except from Chins,) in any Ams-
ricam or other foreign vessels Of legal
tonnage may be warehoused at Cowes
for expectation only, notwithstanding
they are prohibited for home consump-
tion.
LEGAL TONNAGE.
Wine mnst be imported in vessels Of 60 tons
Spirits do do do 100 tons
Tobacco do do do l20 tons
- Goods warehoused, may remain 90
for three years, and if further time be
required. application must be made to
the Treasury.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-17

Own powder puff, plastered with tbeis
own pomatum balls their eyes put gu,
by THAR carelessness, their noses twist.
ed off by their own fingers, land their
brains rsked from their heads by their
own COMES. Ina word--they must frs,
be murdered by their own scalping
knises--drowned by their own soap
suds, and buried 10 their own powder
THE BLESSINGS OF LIFE BY ALADY,
Were | to describe the blessings
desire IN life, / would be happy in few,
but faithful friends Might Ichoose my
talent. it should rather be good sense
than much learning, and the character
of q good Christian would please me
better than that Of Philosopher,
would consult in my choice Of house,
convenience rather than state, and 10
my circumstances desire moderate 10
dependent fortune, business enough to
secure me from Incidence, ard leisure
enough to always havsan hour to spare.
l would have no master ADD desire but
few servants. | would not be led a.
way by ambition, nor perplexed with
dispute. lasould be free from both en-
w al d aVarics; would eujoy the bless
Ing of health but would rather be be.
holden for it to regular life aud an
easy mind than the school Of Hippo.
crates. As TO my passions since we
cannot be wholly Invested of them. l
would hate only those whose manners
and actions render than odious, and
love only where know ought. Thus
would pass cheerfuIly through that
portion of my life which cannot last
and place my only true confidence in
that which shall never end. &c.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-17

ANA t0mhS.AH = $500 :. j
The body Of gentleman, who died
"a Louisville. ke,susky. few days
.;oee. was opened By some members OF
aha faculty, for 10. ssction: from which
,sss following remarkable viseerai trans
sa.;r;on vas discovered: The heart
~. found in tbs right cavity of the
,,,,st withthe situation Of lie auficies
I'D yentricles reversed, & the sorta or
l,r.s, artery. aching towards the right
's,.,esd of the loft sides descending the
.n;oe 10 the Usual course of the vena ca.
20 which last were sitoatsd where the
.o,t. should have been. The great
iobs of the liver occupied the left hypO.
.hondriac region, with the small lobe
attending little to the right. The
.olsen was found IN the right side,
.hare the liver should have been sit0a.
rad The stomach was reversed with
regard to its position, having the larger
curvature 90 the right, the email cor.
rature and the pyloric orifice on the
Tan. The intestines were likewise
changed 10 tneir oroer OF arrangement,
The dsodamus commencing and lying
priocipally on the left side. and the seq.
mold hexturs OF thu colon onthe right.
This exA ANIMATION was extended far
enough to satisfy those present that
this aoamoly was lusus natora of the
rsmotsst embryotic origin, aud could
not possibly have resu ted from dis
ease, at any period Of his life. This
ssn,lsman died in his thirtisth year.
and 10 said to have been remarkably
healthy snd athletic until within two or
three years pact, during which time he
had suffered much from dissrrange>
meat OF the liver and spleen, probably
produced by his semoval from a north
srp 10 a southern climate, of which dis
ease he ultimately died Morn. Post.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-17
AUCTION SALES.
Public Sac.

AIILL be sold at auction, on The pre-
w misses, on Wednesdoy tie 4th of .Au-
gast, at 10 o'clock, beginning with the ono
first named, Oh a credit OF s, 9, and is
months, TOR approved endorsed notes, the
following valuable property, all in fee
simple, belonging TO the estate OF ths
late James Lawrason:-
a His late dwelling house and loo
+" on st. Asaph street, being 30 feet
sA front and two stories high, with
Aextensive back buildings, all Of
brick, and OF the best workmanship and
materials, with the convenience Of pump
of well vi alter, and large cistern OF rain
water near the kitchen door, a large smoke
house, milk house, sc. With dry cellars
under the whole.
A three story brick warehouse on Prince
street, at present occupied by Mr.. Nor
deica Miller, 20 feet front, 443 deep.
Six vacant lots on Colombus street, be-
tween Duke and Wolfe streets, each IS
feet front, and 1881 deep.
Also, at the dwelling house will be sold,
a variety OF FURNITURE, consisting Of
Desks, Bureaus, Tables, Chails, sc.
A. r LEVERlNG, executor.
S. A.. MARSTELLEK, auct.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-17
7po 9th

Great Bargain in Land OH
the Potomac.
I AN authorised to sell lot of Is or 90
4 acres of
LIND,
Lying on the Potomac; 81 miles from A.
Iexandria, and FROM Font Washing ton
adjoining the Tent Landing, with a hshe-
ry on it, which once rented for $3.50
The land is rich and well adapted to gar
Gening, being handsome site for coun-
try seat, commanding view Of Alexan-
dria. Georgetown and City Of Washing
ton, and an extensive view down the Po-
tomac; 10 which IS attached never failing
spring OF excellent water. If immediate
application is made, great bargain may
be had in it. For terms, apply 10
THOMAS JOHNS,
Living near the premises.
Prince Georges Co. Nd, June 8-tf
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-17

Sugar, Lemons, &c. &c.
L lindsay J. HILL have just received
IL from n. York, per schr. Exchange.
Harris, and this day landing.
s 5 P bspss I'o brown S1Se! SUGAR.
20 boxes Sicily lemons, in prime order
is barrels peach brandy, years old
IS boxes bright yellow soap
IN STORE,
$50 sacks fine salt, Liverpool filed,
extra size
1000 bushels ground alum salt
S hbds and ST. Croix ard
go barrels }New Orleans SUGAR.
rs bags South America & w. ]. coffee
70 chests and % 10 Catty boxes T. II.
tea, very fine
20 10 cstty boxes Imperial ditto
40 bids and ! Pennsylvania, Bsltim'e,
loo barrels &Cumberland Whiskey
Is barrels Cumberland ditto old, aud
very fine
pipe and or. casks old Port wine
10 or. casks Malaga do
pipes Holland gin, warranted.pure
as imported
10 bbls country do
7 pipes Cognac brandy, 8 superior 10
any in the District
Is bbls apple do
2 seroons indigo, 50 reams wrapping
paper
Bales cotton, leading line bel cords
Pepper, pmento, loaf + lump sugar
Starch, copperas. muscatel raisins
Figs, race 4 ground ginger
Alum, rice, sbelled & pearl barley,
Madder, English wanuls,
Lante curranls, demjobus
ton SHOT, assorted
70 obls. mess 4 prime pork, N, York
inspection
julys Ct
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-17
District of Columbia,

alexandria County, set.
May FERN, 1924.
IN CHANCERY.
Isaac Gibson, for the use of Thomas Jam
ney. Complement,
AGAINST
John A. Jones and Lloyd Logan, Detsn-
daals,
TNHE defendant John A. Jones not hav-
Il ing entered bis appearance, and given
security according TO the statute and the
rules of this Court; and it appearing 10 the
satisfaction OF the Court upon affidavit
MED, that the said defendant John A.
Jones is not an inhabitant of the District
OF Columbia: % motion Of The complain
ant by bis counsel, il is ordered that the
said John A. Jones do appear here on the
first day Of next November term, and en-
ter his appearance to this suit, and give
security tor performing the DEGREES Of The
Court and that the other defendant, Lloyd
Logan, do not pay away, convey, or Sc
crete The debts by him owing to, or the
estate or effects in his hands belonging 10
the said absent defendant, John A, Jones.
until the further order or decree of this
Court; and that copy of this order be
forthwith published for two months sue
cessivey in one OF the public newspapers
printed in the town Of Alexandra, and that
a copy be also posted al the front door Of
The Court House OF said county.
A Copy.
Tesle, EDM. |. LEE, G. C..
July II law2m
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-17
MARINE NEWS,

ARRiVED--July Is.
Sloop Cbauncey, Nichols, N. York,
days; lul freight tor the district and six
passengers.
SAILED,
Ship General Liugan, Crabtree, Liver.
pool.
Steamboat Richmond, Norfolk, thirty
passengers.
l6lb.-Scbr. Rising Sun. Silver, Salem.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-17
district of Columbia,

County, of alexandria.
VX7lLLIAM ARNOLD has applied to
w The Hon. William Craneh, Chief
Judge of the United States Circuit Court
Of the District OF Columbia, to be dischar.
ged from Imprisonment. under the act for
the relief oil iusolyent debtors within the
District of Columbia, on the First Monday
OF August next, at 9 O'Clock, A. M. al the
Court House in Alexandria, when and
where bis creditors are required to attend.
iply 49, EDM. LEE, C. G..
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-17
District of Columbia,
County Of alexandria, 10 nit

County of .ileEandria, 10 nit;
May Term, i824.-23d day.
IN CHANCERY.
John H. Ladd, John Wheeiwrigbt. and
Joseph B. Laid, joint merchants and
copartners in trade under the firm OF
John H.Ladd 4 Co. Compiainants,
AGAINST
John A. Jones aud Lloyd Logan, Dsfsn.
donts
THE defendant John A Jones not hav-
Il ing entered his appearance. and given
security according to the statute and rules
OF the Court; aud it appearing to the sa-
tlstaction Of the Court upon affidavit filed.
that the said John A. Jones is not an in.
habitant Of the District OF Columbia: On
motion Of the complainants by their coun
sci, it is ordered that the said John A.
Jones do appear here on the lst day Of
next November term, and enter his ap-
pearance to this suit, and give security
tor performing the DEGREES OF the Court;
and that the other defendant, Lloyd Lo-
gan, do not pay away, convey. or secrete
the debts by him owing TO, or the estate
or effects 10 his hands belonging to the
said absent defendant, John A. Jones, un.
til the further order or decree of this
Court; and that a copy of this order be
forthwith published Tor two months sue
cessively 10 one Of The public newspapers
printed in the town of Alexandra, and
that copy be also posted at the front door
OF the Court House OF said county.
Copy.
Teste, EDM. |. LEE, c. c.
July " lawsm
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-17
Notice.

Notice.
VNIAS committed to Fairfax county
w jail as a runaway, on the eth day
Of June last, negro man who calls himself
J Il G D b,
and says he belongs to Mr.. Mudd, of
Georgetown, D. c. The said negro is a..
bout 10 years of age, about ) feet high, &
has been crippled in his left thigh, aud is
very bIack-bad on when committed a
blue cloth coat dark grey pantaIoons.
cotton shirt and wool bat.-The owner of
the above named negro, if any, is request
ed 10 come forward, prove properly, pay
charges and take him away, otherwise he
will be disposed of according TO law.
P. B. BRADLEY, jailor,
for J. C. HUNTER, sheriff
may i3-tt Of Fairfax county
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-17
Potomac Company.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That
| Y the Stockholders will convene in gen.
eral meeting, a, Clsgeu's Hotel, in Alex
andria, D. C. on Monday, The Cd Of .aus.
ner,, at II o'clock, tor the purpose OF e.
iecting President and four Directors, 10
serve Tor the year thence ensuing, ana for
transsctipg other business OF the Compa'
ny.-By order of the Board,
JAMES MOORE, jr. Tres. P, Co.
july3 3awssdAug
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-17
For Sale or Rent.

hscsA The subscriber intending TO re-
NfTH tire TO the country, will sell or
FSSE rent his handsome and convene Mt
EEl dwelling on Fairfax street; who
has also two excellent female Servants,
whom he will dispose of TOR term, or ex.
change Ter other servants: they having
husbands in town, be wishes not 10 sepa-
rate them.
The subscriber wishes TO purchase two
good, but cheap draught horses.
HENRY T.. SLADE,
iulv l3 81
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-17
phineas Janney

Has received. and offers for sale,
Young hyson tea in 10 catty boxes
Coffee in barrels and bags
Owen No. | chocolate, in small boxes
Shoe thread in bales
Pepper in bags. Russia hemp
Russia crash, DO. quilts, ravens duck
Malaga wine, in or. casks
Cider vinegar, in hhds. i bbls.
with an extensive assortment OF
Ssoedish Bar Iron.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-17

WILL be received ill the Gath inst.
w for building BRIDGE With stone.
consisting of three arches, over Accotinck
Greek, where the Little River turnpike
road crosses said Creek, nine miles from
Alexandra.
A iull description of the Bridge, and
work to be done, will be given, by appli-
cation to the subscriber.
THOMAS MOSS, Sup't.
iuly II t24lh
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-17
Five Dollars Reward

NlLL be given to any one, who will
w give such information as will con,
Wet the mischievous chap who defsced he
palings fronting the Baptist Nee ns
House, on application TO Reuben johnson,
or THOMAS STEE..
July 10
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-17
Madeira Wine.

1--WE pipes. seven halt pipes. FIVE quar-
IL Ter casks, l. three halt quarter casks,
fine old wine, OF Murdoch, Yuille, Ward
fop g. Co.'S, and M Santana, YascoDcel-
los brand, just received, per brig Robert
Cochran, from Madeira, tor sale by
7no SGT JOS JANNEY, ir.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-17
Mahogany.

Mahogany.
TINE subscriber has usl received So
Il logs of superior ST. Domingo Maho-
gsny, which be will sell very low for cash,
either in the log or board, at his Cabinet
Factory, King.sneet, next door to ibe
corner of Alfred sreet.
CHARLES KOONES.
july Is II ths3w
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-17
Office.

Notice.
NTILL be sold to the highest bidder
w for cash, at Fairfax Court House Oh
the 3la dog Of July,
II NEGRO MIN.
who calls himself Jacob, committed to the
Jail OF Fairfax county, on the eth day of
June, 1898, as runaway. The said ne,
gro says he belongs 10 a Mr.. Mudd, Of
Georgetown. D. C.. He is about ~ years
OF age, about S teet high, has been Grip
pIeG 10 bis left thigh; be bad on when
committed blue cloth coat, dark grey
pantaIoons, cotton shirt and wool hat
The owner j! any is requested to come Torn
ward, prove bis property, pay charges and
take him away, otherwise he will be dis
posed of as above stated.
P. B. BRADLEY, jailor,
for J Z. HUNTER,
Sheriff OF Fairfax county.
july t3lsj
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Teas. &c.

TOHN H. LADD !. Co. offer for sale
- 10 chests superior Young Hyson tea
S do do imperial do
7 casks Barbados sugar July II
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1824-11-13

The following lines were spoken by Miss Ro-
sALlA TAYLOR, beautiful little girl, daughter of
r. l. Taylor, Esq. to Gen. La Fayette, on his late
visit to Alexandria
Fayctte friend of Washington
Freedoms children greet thee here
Fame for thee oul hearts has won,
Flows for thee the greatful tear,
Lov'd and honord "Nation's GUEST
ss= Long may st thou with us remain
6ss Leave us when thou sinks to rest,
Life eternal to Obtain
CHORUS.
Happiness to day is ours,
Strew, We fair, his way with flowers
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1824-11-13
400

coqucttcs, the effect Of which rushed upon me
with all It's irresistible impetuosity, ending in the
sub' erson q my peace, and the total humiliation of
all my happ ness Being now unfit from this, and
Tie visitation of another misfortune, which shall
hereafter name, Jas misfortunes never come singlv
'or every thing which could now estimate as va
luable-thc company of social friends | retircdto
an obscure part Of III, native village there to lrone
"'!tthc remainder OF mvmi.clabc existence i'll man
hcr best suited to my inclination. There pensiyely
unused over my former miseres, and contrasted with
them those in prospect When l strolled out. IN
was for the sole qualification of tlling small square
of my farm, which, by the labor of my own hands,
wore gay, smiling and iuxuriant aspect, until wi
thernS autumn made it assume appearance in
unison with my mourntul soul. Then it was
that fingered out. over few diving Goals, the te-
dous days, now and then startled from my feversh
rcverles or dull insensbity, BY the bowling of some
chill November's blast or to gaze for moment on
some silent and shivering passenger. The compa-
mons of my youth knew such habits were foreign to
NY nature, and that was induced to them by train
OF peculiar circumstances Others who viewed nv
character as repulslye, doubt when they ascer-
tanned the causes which induced my separation
from the world, she'd the tear Of sympathy over nv
mistortunes That the ingratitude Of friends, and
the objectionable tickencss of one whose alcnatcd
affections have produced vacuum which can never
be filled, formed only small part of my troubles
and that she who had plightcd her vow as solemn,
if they had been uttered before the hymcncal
altar, wantonly played the truant, and transferred
her affections to another.
g Thus, the children OF her who had cruelty dies
troyed my happiness grew up around m, door, the
view OF whom always produced the most lnuttera-
Die bitterness. Thus, wealicd and exhausted with
the world concluded the wisest course was to re-
ire to that lonely spot, and remain forever in per-
2et'lal celibacy and TO view in future, with The
Id Indifference Of a m;santhropc, all sparkling
YES and smiling lips, determining never again to
set my neck into Cupd5 haltcr--a good proof Of
ny prudence, but not perhaps Of my scnsbii;y
ut have felt 50 severely The pangs which the SEX
an ufct, that th:nl, they have no frthcr claim
non ne
remarked, that perhaps the !41j,'s feelings had
.dcrsone revolution after promising him; If 50,
,7 vas correct in refusing, even before the alta
IA. 'as.ead of the slkcn cords of affection, she
'ie"o' I'd i to be nothing more than The cobwcJs
1a,fls.91 that she co.~eiycd L more prudcntto
1s@o'"c, han perpctuatc . contract, which ould
81 Ii ;hc destruction Of er happiness.
Years have rolled around, and ny hoary head
..4 fre'r limbs arc fast approynatins tls4 grave.
When thought he measure Of my ,nisfot,mcs full,
ne more Iirc:ul than ali The rest occurred, which