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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-06-03
SNOW sTORM.-On Friday morn.

SNOW STORM.-On Friday morn
ing the 18th ult. the ground at Utica was
covered with snow. II. fell about four
inches deep on the neighbofing hills in
the town of DeerfeId. The storm ex-
tended west as far as Buffalo. Vegeta-
ton appears not to have sustained any
material injury; fruit hats probably been
benefited by it
MURDER man named Trad
Morse. has been committed for trial at
Oneida, charged with wilfully murder
ing David Freeman, his nephew. on
Sunday the 9th ult. They had both
been drinking whiskey freely in the
morning, and went togetherto the woods
hunting pigeons. Morse, it is said. was
intoxicated when the dispute arose, and
continued so until apprehended. The
charge of shot and part of the wad lodg-
ed in Freeman's lungs-he lived about
As hours.
A METEOR.-On Thursday even
ing, between sun down and dusk, a large
and brilliant Meteor shot across the sky.
1t seemed to shoot from the south east
to the north west We understand that
to some eyes 1t appeared to fly over the
Capitol large ball and exhibit
ed a long train behind it. But indica-
tons of the size, distance and direction
ofthese bodies, are very deceptive. Our
informant is satisfied, that if it had APP
peared during the night, it would have
been singularly bright
The atmosphere was uncommonly
clear. About 10 o'clock Jupiter as he
was descending to the western horizon
looked almost as bright as Venus her
self---and Mars famed with an unwonted
fire. Arcturus sparkled with extraor-
binary, and even ilphecca in the Coro-
ma Boreali. looked like the star OF the
first magnitude. The late storm SEEM
ed to have washed down almost every
atom which could obscure the vision
The whole armament seemed to be
hung with little sparkling lamps. Nor
THESE tlit OliiJ nights WuiSh ea''A~StSN ss'S
eyes; for in the space of ten minutes,
as we stood surveying the heavens, two
minor dazzling nleteors famed out and
vanished. Richmond Compiler.
The colored man, Thomas Jones, or
Robinson, now under sentence of death
for murder on board the brig Holker, has
confessed and related the particulars OF
the atrocious deed, for which he IS about
to forfeit his life.
Currencn-At Huntsville, Alabama,
bills upon the bank of the United States,
and the Banks of Baltimore, Philadel-
phia. and New York, were on the esd
ut at from &c TO 9sper cent. advance
the bills of the Kentucky bank, from 80
to 80 per cent. discount.
A peacsabts torn.-At the last session
in the town Of Cheraw, S. &. tpenty tsoo
cases of assault and battery were tried
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-06-03

A peacsabts torn At the last session
in the town Of Cheraw, S. &. trenty tsoo
cases of assault and battery were tried
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-06-03

Steam Boats--In the course OF the
lasttwoyears, ten steam boats have pee"
built at Pittsburg, and there's one near ,
completed at that place.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-06-03

Pirates fdken-From Jamaica,
we learn that the British frfgate Hrs.
sar, and sIoop Janus had destroyed, at
the Isle of Pines, two piratical feline
cas- and a scbooner-pnt 6 of the pr
ra'es to death, and made 5prlsoners
Previously 10 their capture, the Williams
had succeeded in inkinga gig belong
ing to the Janus, with a Liut chant.
one Midshipman, and six men--the
two officers and four Of the men they
put 10 death:
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-06-03

STEAM-BOATs.-We understand,
Says the Philadelphia Freeman's Jour
nall that Il is contemplated to try the
experiment of one of Hawkins s. Plan
toons's Engines without boilers, on the
steam boat Etna. fit should (ofwhien
we have little doubt the recurrence OF
those dreadful accidents may be a
.voided.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-06-03

Curreneg-At Huntsville, Alabama,
bills upon the bank of the United States,
and the Banks of Baltimore, Philadel-
phia. and New York, were on the Esd
ult at from 20 TO 9sper cent. advance
the bills of the Kentucky bank, from 80
to 80 per cent. discount.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-06-03

The colored man, Thomas Jones, Or
Robinson, now under sentence of death
for murder on board the brig Holker, has
confessed and related the particulars OF
the atrocious deed, for which he is about
to forfeit his life.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-06-03

TIN, GrNEsAL CONFERENCE, now
sitting in Baltimore, have elected the
Rev. JOSHUA Soul and the Rev. ELIJAH
HEADING, to the office of Bishop in the
Me thodist Episcopal Church.-also the
Rev. NATHAN BANGS, and the Rev.
Door. EMORY, Book Agents, to reside
in New York, and the Rev. MARTIN
RUTEs, Book Agent, to reside in Cincin-
matt.
By the Laws of England every one
of the Jstcish persuasion is denied paio-
chial relief Phis fact was stated by
the Duke OF Sussex at the late anniver(
sary dinner of the jews Hospital in
London, of which the patrons are better
Christians in spirit than those who enaca
ed the uncharitable exclusion just men
toned.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-02-24

fN"' "'t AspA9sn AAtfrarg Iraxftie.
a were not for splendid light
That tnembles from yon beauieous star.
hoN dark would be the form 81 night,
Sareefing IN her dusky car.
Ia tlfss enlivcning woman cheer.
Mans gioomiest hour with fond caress.
when nought Of kindred life appears
To soothe the pangs Of deep distress.
And yet how OF his reckless heart
Nesiecis her in bis reign Of bliss
Us only u sfElictions smart,
We truly know what woman Is.
Then wherefore, man, forget that friend
When fortunes brighter planets shine
Remember, when their beauties end.
How dark the night that must be thine.
But thou art like the thoughuess roe,
That sports around the fountains brink.
Nor heeds the rill that glides below,
Nor cares is limpid wave 10 drink.
Not 50 when mid the desart's heat
She feels the pains Of thirst begin
Oh then ths biiterest draughts were sweet
10 Stake the FIRE that burns within.
80 when with grief and cares opprest,
How soon we fly 20 womans arms.
And, supplisnt round her generous breast,
Forget our woas for beautys charms.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-02-24

0Tln addition to the above there
will be constantly kept on hsod a good
assortment of BOLT IRON, for vessels use
all kinds Of Rods and Plates, and Eaoop Irun.
.4lso-All kinds Of STEEL, VIZ.
Cast Stsel-Biistered, German, swcdes, IL
bars and tubs, with good assorthent Of
CROBARS 4 PLOUGH MOULDS.
Country Traders that deal in this article,
may find il 10 thei interest 70 call and pur-
chase here, in preference 10 going to Boston,
as they may save the exponce oftheir journey.
tEy-The above will be seld for CAsu, or on
a liberal CREDIT TO those who purchase to
sell again.
01~C'asiOmers can be supplied as usual.
Portland, Segt. %.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-02-24
Davis,

has sold large share Of those alrea
drawn, and no doubt viii add the 5000
to his list
The earth and Sea man traverse DER,
From pole TO pole, from shore to shore,
And natures latent springs explore
For Money.
lie quits his dearest happy home,
No matter where he's bound to roam,
His anxious thoughts are bent alone
On Money
The social converse Of bis wife,
The truest bliss of human life,
He leaves, TO combat sordid strife,
For Money.
Hard gripping misers, lank and bare,
Denied theirrest and needful fare,
Torment their narrow souls with care,
For Money.
fortune hunter heaves a sigh,
And for his mistress feigns 10 die;
Bat what has won his heart and eve
Her Money.
The Jockey lies and cheats and swears.
The player foams and stamps and stares,
And hypocrites prolong their prayers,
For Money.
The doctor makes his deep snrInise,
Affects TO look most wondrous wise.
His learned recipe supplies,
For Money.
The lawyer he expounds the laws,
And sIyly twists a knotty clause,
And warmly pleads his clients cause.
For Money.
But he who would fortune gain,
Must call on DAVIS, and obtain
ticket that viii draw the same,
5000 Dollars.
Portland, Feb. 10, 1924.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-02-24

~ DliLE y hsrehy given that Ihc subscnhrfs haAf
been duly appointed hy ths Judge ni PFrbnH
Of wills &C. within and tor TIE COuniy 81 CuHt
land. commissioners with igll power 70 receive a.
examine ali The claims Of the several efenit4rS
the EsiaIr uf John Pitiee iate nf Cumberland. Avn
said C0uaty- Mariner. deceased. represented iraM
vent SIX months from Tie thisd day II FetFa.8
INST are allowed 10 said creditors ~ hrineinA
their claims and proving thFir debts foI nhl1m Ha
pose I've subscribers uit attend aI riae Office VIVA
seph Adams on the last Saturday 1i Naseh aH
ias saturday q June from fNn fill SIX 81 te rs
In the aftrmoon. WILLIAM WOODRUFF
JOSEPH ADAMS
February :. 1924
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-02-24

AT Count of Probate held NV Portland. w N.n
and fol the cnunty " Cumberland wv tbs Else
Tuesday Of February, in tie year Of our Lord
eighteen hundred and twenty -foui--
&AMUEL MERRILL Adminifuaior XII thr rt-
- tate Of Moses Merrill, late VI New Gloucester.
"a said country, Esquire. deceased having present
Fl his second accouH Of tie administrator al said
estate. and also his private account araipt ir 4aiJ
deceased tof Allowance Uytsrtf, Thar ur rrrT
Administration give notice "a an persons Interested
by causing copy Of this order 20 b. Published
three weeks successfully il The Portland Gazette,
printed AT Portland, Thar they may appear Az
Probate Court 40 Ne held ~ ssid Portland wv WV
first Tuesday Of March next, 81 ten Of the cioel
~ The forenoon, and shew cause. ifany they have
why the same SHOULD not be granted
BARRETT POTTER. Judge
true copy, att. Horauo southgase Reg'r ~
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-02-24

w ihe suafcrihsls hayins hesn arna,es.s f...
missi1ners by iha Hanagahle Rau~st .m
lHal5e IN Probate iar fhe County IVY Caat a M
$3.50 ena tNAmine re claims u ~ seresss w
iiofs 70 tAs Estate of Ret.har q - Al. .
Portland IA said Countv. Ntrin~r -
Ftntea iuAnlsrnL--do hershv ri~e $3.50 4
'is ere alrrea GO said creditors fFon st's
fsol-=tY cuFrsnt. % bFinx - their 81 .sss So
$3.50 ahsaf druii--aua Ne shah attend fhat Ta Me-
Nh me 1aunsinE Rurn 0f WI. Ewau .g ism. MN l.ss
" ol,.an1 cl ihg second SatufdAt fsass \. e
lte Iotiosinx months. ffon sra IS fear -. s.
M 1a1h dAy. ALBERT NE7FH kM
- WILLIAM swan
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-02-24
BoLingbrokeS, ChinchiHiS, Bon
nets s. FurS.
CHARLES FROST

Has receiDed, at the Boston Fur and Hat Store,
No. 2, EXCHANGE STREET, PORTLAND,
A VERY extenkye assortment OF Ladies Chin
IN chilli CAPS,
Misses do. do
Ladies Beaver BONNETS
Ostrich Plumes, black and drab
Elegant Fur Trimmings almost every description;
Sable Muhs and Tippets
Bear do. do
Gentlemen's Fur Seal Caps;
Do. Imitation do.
Youths do do.
Mems and Boys low priced Fur Caps and
Jockeys;
Gentlemens superhne Beaver Hats
Do Imitation do. do
Youths do; do do
Mems and Boys Felt do.
Boys Morocco DO.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-02-24

TIE subscriber hereby gives puafE notice r
concerned, that he has been DAILY arrnirt
oi he estate Of HUGH MCCLELLAN. ATE 81 l'ois
'auai m me county Of CumberiaHl hsaniFe. darfal
a. ny giviug bond A. lhe iaw difecis-Ha thertil1
requests AZ persons who are indebted u THE said
eeaseds estate % make immediate paynlsrt al
those who havs any demands therecr I'd txtilit lE'
same ior settlement ta fhe CgmmfEsicBfrs
CHARLES FcX
Portland. Feb 8. 1894.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-02-24
POETRY.
From ne NstO York StaieSaan.
BEAUTY AKIN Crxrre

frofa ne JNst1 York StateFsaan.
BEAUTY AND GENIUS.
Young Beauty through the dexy night,
% near q gillterine sireamlet lie,
nheh 1eniuss on bis wings "A light.
NeAl Daimy morn came ha1tering 81.
epen her cheek smile he hung,
=. Ana efesihed within her lips a sigh,
T. ~ ~ 2 81 hDf form with rapture hanx
A Glory from bis home on high
shs lev with him Ger faney's plssn.
ana hnger Of in feelings grove.
she ranged from mountain IL TIE maj,
lhen fed with himto realms above.
ne mould q Earth, the fame az Heaven,
= home below awhile)msy tiy;
nq' round ne world IL tumuh driven,
Their native mansion is the SKY.
ISLA
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-02-24
GARDINER IRON WORKS.


FNHE Subscriber. Agent &C the GARDIN
A. Err IRON WORKS, has constantly for
,sie at the Agency Store 10 Gardiner, the fol
lowing artIcles viz -
Saw Mill Cranks, Pulling Mil DO.
Lantern Wheels,
Wrought and Gas, Mill Spindles,
Hatier's Basins, Plates,
Grow Bsrs,-PIOugh Moulds 4. Coulters,
Wheels for various kinds Of Machinery,
Sad Irons,-Casi Iron Dogs,
Shelves and Cogs for Blocks,
Cardiug Machine Irons.
Cart and Wsggon Boxes,
Gudgeons Of All sizes.
Brands for names, sc. made at short
notice.
The above articles will BE- sold cheap for
cash or approved credit Orders Tor any des.
eriPti a Of Castings. Will be executed punctuaI-
~ in the best manner.
NJ. SPRINGER Jr. fesnf.
Gardiner, Sept. 2, 1899. n.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-02-24

TNHE breast work bank and fats, sixty nine
n ieet IA width, adjoining, and south az Dir
ASDErws iRos FUKSAcr, situated on Thames
Street Inc above property i very suitable
place Tor sny business requiring access 70 hy
water. Enquire at No. 5. Nlusseys Row, Nd.
sis'SATssss Psrtlzrs, Nsr. IL II
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-02-24
-.4LSO-
| Case Bolingbroke HATS, SUI

do. Military do;
| do Silk Umbrellas
DO Bingham do
Trimmings for Beaver Bonnets, &c &c
I5sA of which are of the latest style, and are
afforded at wholesale or retail, very low for
Cash.
Nov IS, 1923. Ii.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-02-24

.M Court ~ PROBATE htii oi Pariilsd, uiHirI
and TO- b.s County ~ Claa5sf and "a fas Ersf
Iassfay Fl February. ts fts star str Lgr.
tightaca hitHdrrd and frtlfg fawr.
GAhiUEL MERRILL. Jun. adH'niEffainF XVI iAH
- estate Of Luther Merrih late 81 Falmouth. in
said county, Iouse-Wfisht deceased, having rFe-
scnisd hs fHt account of lhc administration XII
said estate, Ind also his private demand a.a lsf
said deceased OrdsreF That tte said A5minisill.
o give notice 70 all persons ialefesle3. By causing
copy Of This order % he Published three weeks
successfully w ilc Portland G0dcte. pHnted w
Portland, that they may appear al Probate Cnun
20 be held at said Portland Oh the hrt Tuesday Of
March next At ten Of the clock in the forenoon,
and shew cause, y any they have. why the same
should not ~ allowed
BARRETT POTTER, Judge
true cupy-att Hofstio Souihcaic Reg pd
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-02-24
NATHAN WINSLOW,


Of the most approved patterns, foT Kitchens,
iarlors, Chambers, school Houses. Meeting
Houses, Factsriss, Stores and Vessels, ~
cast from the best Of metals
AMONG wHIeH Ar
several sizes Of elegant nine plate or oven
SIOkES-Do. with buiiers--SIx and seven
plate STOVES, suitable for Halls and Meet
ing housss-yarious Sizes 81 Box stoFes-dn.
with boiers--Franklin, Pipe Franklin and
Franklin Pyramid Stoves, u various patterns.
Also, from ms own patterns, which are very
handsome, sizes franklin Pipe Stoves, 9
sizes Of Franklin Pyramid Stoves, DO. 81
Franklin Stoves, calculated either 70 set On
legs, or TO set dowa dash With the hearth,
and sizes Of Franklin stoves without hesFths.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-02-24

N ~ IUNTT "a ITtT1It NfIN " TNTIIFTII FFIINIW
aad for ire county III Cumberland oH tht HiTd
Tuesday IF January. in fbf gear " car Lord
eighteen hundred and hpenfg,fsair--
4 hDlA ROGERS, Administrators ui fhr estate,
- ADD widow 81 James Rogers, Date Uf FTcepprT
IN said county, Gentleman, deceased. having Ore.
sented her petition for an allowance out Of the
personal estate and for license 10 sell real estate
Of said deceased. Tor ths payment XXI bib debts
administration and incidental charges Cr1-rsa
Thu the said Administrators give notice 70 an
persons interested, by causing a copy 81 this order
10 ~ Published three weeks sucressivoly w thc
fofllana Gazette. printed a. said Portland, fhat
they may appear al Probate Coun 10 Dc held e.
said Portland on the 6rst TUESDAY Of March ne (.
al ten of tie clock in che forenoon ana An "
cause, u any they have, why Tie same should 1t
be granted BARRETT POTTER. Judge
A true copy ATT. Hnmtio Souihgaig Beg. 30
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-02-24

NE subscriber hereby gives public notice AZ ai
concerned that tie has been 1ulr apPoiritt ane
taken upon himself the trust Of Aa4frisffssnf 81 ~
estate n SUSANNA HAMILTON. late Of Npfih
yarmouth, ~ the county ~ CumhrhaHl. FiapWt
deceased by giving bond as the isu drsFEs-lie
therefore requests all persons who are Indebted ie
ne SAID deceased's estate 70 make iEnmeaait Say
ment and those vino have any denrnlF tisfeu-
ls exhibit thc same toF settlement wv
sTErHEN PORTER.
North YaTmouihFeb 8. 1894
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-02-24


SAVARY 4 RADLEY,
Hare Jcr suie az Chambers, CornU Middle and
Union Street.
30 Bales Brown Sheetings and
Shirtings,
40 40. Yarn, assorted Nos.
10 do. Waltham Goods, comprising an as
sortmenl which viii he sold Al Boston pri-
res,
10 Bales Tickings,
10 do Ginghams, Cheeks and stripes,
do Threads, assorted and white,
80 Pieces American Blue Cloths and Cassi.
mereS,
60 do. do Red and White Flannels,
200 do sattinetts,
Also
AZ Bales and Cases European PIECE GOODS
such as-plam and fgd Bombazetts a large as
sortment Cambria and Common CalicOes Gg'C
and plain Muslin White Cambrics 8, 4 81
patch shaWls Cotton Flag Handks Black Sill
do Cashmere Shawls; Nesting kerseys Dut
hls Cotton Braces, &C. &c. &c.
Also
Q Cases Blk Sewing Silk.
40 d0z Mems Beaver Gloves,
3 Cases NJ. NJ. & gilt Buttons.
n. b. The above Goods win be sold BY tn
Bale, Or piece, for Cash or approved paper, a
prices worthy the attention Of purchasers.
Oct. ~. #.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-02-24

w 2 Court az Probate held AZ Portland ritain an u
Jr5 tis county Of CHuIbeyi1rd On Ee first Tues
a9y p February n fae year Of oar lord aghfes
hundred and flSenfu f0iir--
ELIZABETH BLANCHARD. administrators ".
tne estate and widow Of solomon L Blanchard.
late OF Cumberland, il said County. Manner. de-
ceased, having presented her petition for az Al.
ioNance ont of the personal estate. and Cor thl
assignment q her Dover out NJ the real estate oi
said deceased ORDERED, That lbc said admin is-
tfatfiN give notice 10 all persons Interested b.
ihg copy q this order % ne published three
weeks successiTely n che Portland Gazette pnuis
a. Portland, that they may aBnear ~ Probate C0u
70 be held az said Portland on TIC he.i TUESDAY II
March next,ai ten Of the clock in the foFsnnnu and
sneW cause Il any they have, why tHs same fhculd
not be granted.
BARRETT POTTER. }u5gs.
4 true Copy, Att HoFa6o eoufheare Reg
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-02-24

BARRETT POTTER, Judge
T. Hofaiio Souihcaic, Reg pd
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1824-03-06

heart can embrace the nerves with an
energy that Knocks the calculations Of
dang r.--The Partisan women penetrat-
ed into the depths Of dungeons, flew to
the abodes Of despair, and were the min
stcring angels that whispered hope and
comfort to the prisoner. They have
shcwn that they knew how TO sympathisc
in the sorrows Of others, and, als0, how
y suffer and de- The daughter or the
wife, Itd in the bloom Of beauty % the
sca1old, with her parent or husband,
seemed to forget that She had a sacrifice
al her life to make, and was only oCCupl
ed il sustaining his sinking spirit. 1t
must DC Confessed, that the Partisan wo-
men, in those calamitous times, proved
themselves to be endowed with energetic
and feeling souls The Characteristic
features Of their beauty is eXpression.-
Besides The ease Of her manners, French
woman has commonly look Of cheerful
ness and great yivacity. She appears
wiilin-; 70 be acquainted with you, and
seems to expect that YOU should address
har.
}ar g4icty, accomplishments, grace,
and modcsty, the Partisan fair are inlcri-
or 10 none. ! hcir dress may by some
De considered as An exception TO this re-
mar, but it is not, as has been falsely
reported, in a state approaching 70 uu
dizzy. The origin Of the present dress is
Grccian and il is impossible to con
ceiye any thing better calculated to dis
play what Stetne calls, The first order
Of fine lorns''
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1824-03-06
TEgE nRECEgEOxs.
FROM Tue NEw-Y0RK MIRROR
4 LESSON.

FROM Tue NEw-g0RK MIRROR
4 LESSON.
One day according to the rules Of his
office, tile assistant librarian III tile Bri-
fish Museum attended through that
grand magazine Of curiosities, a party Of
ladies and gentlemen, all Of HON, except
one lady, were disposed to be highly pleas
ed with what they saw: and really would
have been SO if this capricious fair one
had not dampcned their qualification with
such eXCiama atoms as these: "Oh trum-
perry come along, ! see nothing worth
looking at" This lady, being the hand
soonest Of the group, Mr.. \, who, altho'
an old bachelor, was a great admirer of
beauty,) at first fixed upon her as a tenn
porary favorlte; but soon had reason to
transfer his particular attention to ano-
Their less handsome but more amlable.
On her continuing similar strain OF cx-
CARNATIONS attended with correspondent
looks and demcanor, he turned towards
her aud said, My sweet young lady,
what pains YOU kindly take 10 prevent
that fine face Of yours from killing half
the beaux in London - And then d.
rected his conversation explanatory OF
tFr different objects before them to the
rest Of the party.
50 much influence, however, had she
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1824-03-06
IEggGss SSs.AA: IS / Z &. ,

FROM BANNERS AND ,t.to4, ~ NATIONS.
b. tie Re-. J e,vl4,m 4.
n sketchipg the manntts q Partisan
society, we cannot omit that sex watch
enjoys the preponderating sway. II was
the Partisan women, who, 4 the fatal
epoch Of the reyciutlo,., aud ln'fhosc days
OF horror, proved that sersihili'y HAS It's
heroism and that tbs ad-,noAs II tile
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1824-03-06

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VIII hrr compauv. But | can't fan IN
love with Won, and IN honestly tell Won
Sian nitv he man that does for Pm sure
vou'u nlaruc him ont of his life
During thjs SINGULAR yaledictorv snecch
delivered with such nIcasantry that even
Inc removed could not take offence al i'm
.hr Gentleman Who was Of the marty l,ok
ed now at the soraker and then at the la
IL with considerable emotion. but saia
no,hin,r. vhiIe She called no small Dor
lion of Iirhtninr into her ewes, ana some
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