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Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-04-08
ADVICE TOYOUNG LADIES.

Detest disguise remember It's your part
By gentle fondness to retain the heart.
] ct duty, virtue, prudence, take the lead.
To fix your choice but from it ne'er reeede;
Despise coquetry; spurn the shallow fool.
Who measures out dull compliments by rule,
Anl without meaning, like a chatterrins Jay
Repeats the same dull strains throughout the
day.
Are men Of sense attracted by your face,
Your well turnu figure, or their compound
grace.
Be mild and equal, moderately gay,
Yoor judgment rather than your wit display
By aiming atgood breeding strive to please,
Tis nothing more than regulated ease.
Does one dear youth among a worthy train
The best affections of your heart obtain
And 10 he Ieckon'd worthy Of your choice
Il your opinion with the general voice9
Confess it then, nor from him seek to hide,
What's known to every person else beside.
Attach him to you--in gen'rons mind,
A lively gratitude expect to find
Receive his vows. and by kind return,
Affections blaze w.ll ever brighter burn.
Disdain duplicity, from pride be free,
What sv'ry woman should, you then will be
c.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-04-08

We are hard hearted from habit.
from forgetfulness, from ignorance to
be charitable, we must have some ob.
|ject on whom We may lavish our boun.
|ty the reason why benevolehcc is 50
frequently by irivolity is.Inost andoub-
teddy, that we very seldom put our
virtues to the trial,
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-04-08

Frsshet.-A most tremendous fresh.
ct was experienced on the Kenhebeck
river last week. The food, occasion
ed by high wind and rain. broke up
the ice on Friday and Saturday and
almost inundated Augusta, Hailowell
Gardiner, Pittston, &c. carrying down
in. its imPeiuos,ty, buildings, vessels
from the stocks, log lumber, &C.
The water rose IS feet above high WI.
ter mark and families were obliged I,
abandon their dwellings or flee to the
upper stories for safety. The bridge
at Waterville was swept oil. 'Th'
damage sustained is immense.
Nsu durypors Herald.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-04-08
THE CHOICE.

Now take thy choice. thou maiden fair,
Of the gifts thy lovers bring;
Ths QUO has brought thee jewels far,
The other flowers Of spring.
The maiden watchI the rubics glow,
And wreathd them in her hair
And heavy they ptessd upon her brow,
Like the weight Of secret care.
The gems that bound her forhead high,
Might have lighted diadem;
Yet pale grew her cheek, and dim her eye
Her heart was not with them.
And ever an inward pulse would stir,
When she saw spring flower wave;
But never asa:u did they bloom for her,
Till they bloomd upon her grave.
She's borne to her grave with purple poll,
And scutcheon, and waving plume
One follow'd-the saddest one of ALL
And threw flowers o, er her tomb.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-04-08
From the City Register.


I dreamd that Desolation's wing,
With crimson tinge, had hurried BY,
And swept the slories Of the spring.
Asd faded beauty's dye.
And Death had breath'd upon the shore,
And spread his sckly mantle there,
And man had sunk to rise no more,
No more smlle to wear.
But still upon the darkenu wreck,
A solitary wand'rer stood,
Whose lonely whisper seem'd TO break
Tho silence Of the food.
He sighH not--but his eye surveyd
The wild and desth-like solitude
He wept not--for his birth forbade.
His name was-FoR rlTUDE.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-04-08
4QoetrU.
STAN'rAZ.

Shesrd Thy fate without = tear.
Thy loss with scarce sigh,
And yef thou vert surprising dear.
~ Tso loved Of all to die.
!. I know not what hath scsra mine eye;
:. Ihs tears refuse to start;
But every drop its lids deny,
Falls dreary on my heart.
Yes, deep and heavy. one by one.
They sink and turn to.care;
A. csvern'd watefs wear the stone;
Yet dropping harden there
They cannot petrify more fast
Than feelings sunk remain,
Which coldly fx'd. regard the past,
But never melt agan. ByRoH.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-04-08

The New.York Evening Post says
" We are desired to caution the pub
lie against S dollar counterfeit Gere
va Bank bulls as a number has recent
iy been put in circulation"
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-04-08

STOCKFO2D Il WHEATON
Keep constantly on hand
11@DA&N g CABLES
OF various sizes, manufactured from
the best St. Petersburg clean Hemp,
at their Rope Walk. They can
supply Those who will please favour
them, with any quantities at short
notice.
ALSO,
White Rope and Seine Line. ol
various sizes. Sewing Twine anu
Lines Of all descriptions.
March 4.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-04-08

Green Peas were ofe red for sale in
the Charleston. market on the lltf
u!t. Es
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-04-08
VII THOUGHTS.

What man can remain virtuOus. if
he allow himself to he governed by his
imagination f? Perfection in virtue
can only be attained by the purity and
wisdom Of our habitual thoughts. How
admirable; how profound is the severe
morality. which inculcates that to in
dulge with reflection and compiacen.
cy IN censurable ideas or wishes, is as
criminal as to commit guilty action
That weakness predisposes t. every
other. Wereasct great deal more
than we speak, and our words are new.
er the faithful, or at least, exact ex-
pressions of our sentiments, our true
spiritual existence, that which distin-
.uishes Us from brutes. is altogether
Internal It is a mysterious essence to.
ally impenetrable to man. In silence
", CO mune with God alone we
the. a Z in converse with the Deity.
Let u, not profane a faculty, 50 noble
50 sublime; we are more excusable in
not weighing our words than in not
watching over our thoug hts. In the
very day actions Of life, necessity re.
yeived usages. and human respect in.
luence, ana determine US; the real
volition of the soul is only in our pro.
jects. in. our secret wishes, liz those
internal thoughts, which have never
'een confded. and in those prutracted
'eve'ies in which the indignation take,
% rapid flight.
There is no temper so generally in
!ulgent as l:ope. Other passions Op
rate by starts on particular occasion,
or in certain parts Of life but Hop,
begins with the first power Of compar
Ing our actual with our possible state
and attends us through every stage an,
lperiod, always urging US forward t
new acquisitions, and holding out som
distant blessing to our view, promis
ing US either relief from pain or in
crease ofhapp'ness.
| When in society, the state Of mo,
ale are generally pure. vice not onl
:"nceaI,. but disguiscs itself. and i
rder mott create disgust, and to su,
cee'l under its nefarious designs. it a.
umes the semblance If virtue bu
shen profigacy is openly counter an,
"a, we blush at possessing the feeling
It rectitude and in assembling "
loose them forever.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-04-08
From . Vermont PapeN
EDITORIAL QUARRELS.

A PARODY. M
Let dogs delight to bark and bite. :.
For It's their natures to
Let bears and lions srowl and Asht,
For God hath made them so.
But EDsroRs should never let
Such angry passions rise
Their little JFs were never made
To gouge each others Is.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-04-08
GRASS SNHDSa

GRASS SEEDS
TUSr received and for sale by the
81 subscriber. Clover, Herds. Fine
and Rcd-Top Seeds. uvarranted first
rate qualities.
ALSO,
RARD8N S18Da s.
Raised and put MP by the SHAKERS
as usual. together with a variety o'
others furnished by the most approx.
I'd Gardners in Wethersfcld.
LIKEWISE,
\Vethersfelh Onion Seed.
JEREMIAH WILLIAMS,
Feb. IS.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-09-16
EDITORIAL ITEMS.

lNlis understood that Commodore
ycwstt. is to proceed to Baltimore. Il
take command Of the Brazilian frigats
which Is 10 be fitted for sea with al
possible dispatch, The BRAZILIAN con,
sui general wiII2depsrt for Washington
in few days. Some children were
bathing on the coast near WhitehaveD.
when shark seized and carried of one
ofthem. A lodge Of Frecmasons
has been opened at Bombay, uatdrr a
regular warrant Of constitution from
the Grand Lux'ge Of Eogland. Grid
irons and warming pans in Indis -
General Jones hps been elected to the
North Carolina House Of Commons,
against his express wish; nay he even
went about eIectioneesing against him
self, but was quite unsuccessful. 49,
An invitation has been sent by about
one hundred ofthe frsehOidcrs Of Vir-
ginia, TO Judge Barbour ofthat State, 10
become candidate for congress al The
election ID April. We almost wonder
the frceholders in Rhsdc- Island are 80
blinded tostheir Interests W. not % in-
vite Judge Mart,u totakc /. seat in the
Senate Of The U.ited States. .-7--It is
computed that there are fifteen thou
sand dnmb persons 10 France, only FIVE
hundr,d d Of whom have been educated. /.
How many ofthese are ladies. = '--s y
~ w. Gazlay, slste Representative q
Congress from Ohio, and known by bis
speech 10 opposition TO the gsantto Ia
Fayette, has established II Cincinnati
e paper entitled the Western. T'iller. II
is . warm advocate of jackson ). pre-
tensions 10 the Presidency. This IS d
fresh hand " at she tilier." ."--'rbe
editor Of the Providence Journal has
paid a visit to The cotton factories ut
Fab River, and been treated with civ.
iMyl Nhst a lucky man. n.----The
New-York Evening Post, cautions The
publick aeninst two foreigners, who ar.
rived in that cry on the second instant.
from England. and who, il 'is believed
have co0ol9 9vIeit notes ofthe Bank O.
gland. They assumed the name O
Jones on tue passage, and after theil
afivsI.wedt inthe direction Of Boston
one ia rsp Oliver, : native Of Ola
m6fgtookife, tweoly -6ve years Of age
far comple1ien' Eve feet setsn oseigb
es&a2 ~ Y ~ Gee slsa ! I the face ~
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-09-16

Rev. TaonAs sRsor, W. ori(ain.
ed Pastor efthe Cathoiit ohsFeea6oa'
al GhercIs in kSkobot dsps, On WI ed'
9e'day last. So many people &slot,s
bled On the occasion, thsssll sould nol
obtain seat. iaihe Meeting hodse =
The Introductory prayer wss oflSr.
cdby Rev. Mr. Fisk. Of wtenlham. ~
The sermon was prsaehsd by Rev. MI,
Mann. IF Brissol, ft0n Col. /. as.-
: Whom ~ I'vsach warning every
man and tesehint every man in All wis
dom--th6l We may present every man
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-09-16


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Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-09-16

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;ofor6ed, themselves tbcrooehIv il the
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mus. pend 20 'ne p'ousn every ~ofN.ns
gay IN .ne wno'e yer, IN oroer 'os''e
hrs children oread take ou' one 'wo'
or three days Tor 'has man 70 carry =
musket and Just 80 many days must ms
i's'le ones 90 hungry. ~ = a.'ae', '' uny
deolaD'e ano uncon'rso'c'eo' .na' our
military parsdes. our gau"y sno".ou :
~ lace ano unsei' roo ism'''es q 'he
common necessar's. o. .l'e- ana TAKE
food from the mouths Of hungry cbil-
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-09-16

~
Our citizens have to complain Of The
practice which yieitots to this place
have, Of driving back and forth before
theiv places Of publick worship, on
the Sabbath. The people n the town
Iof Warren % happy 10 see ssran-
gers atfber homesaS the citizens ol
any other place; but they would
not willingly be disturbed While at
their devot'ons. There ara two Passa-
ges through the town, gsnd by''akinerthe
one nearest to the water. tr,yelIe,s I
will confer a favour on the citizens
and make themselves more welcometo
the town Of Warren.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-09-16

N / ~ no -
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rk ~ sae
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4 ~ II a. - ,.
< &e||Au, 41d ~ ~ 6I |ogt1n
SSkins = "A, eApo) jcn
ln&ed = hesvil IN Ne de| PyS9
periy, y TIE Ficb tne's 50 ~. !t.9o
thHping. 40 meschsidixs, nc @Rseq
70 Be bnrnt aud PIundeFel = 6.s i. !
country and he would leed ii ~ '1e- |P
fenes bot while defending j., AZ fami-
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-09-16
Also the two letters.

II. >~''0 -'~S S"v 'CstcSSsf i-fsrilt s-.iifi
4 A very modest order, Sfr. en-"
Of the Bristol Hotel. The editors of
The Northern Star are your humble
servants, end will take any order with
regard to your COMMUNICATION and let :
ters which they shalt see ct. Perhaps
you had forgotten in the height Of po-
esical soaring. that when, you put our
names upon the back Of those commu-
nications, you made them oar ,property
and placed them at disposal. We
are Of opinion you viii be convinced
that yos have no powerto cause or hin
der their publication, or orecsI them
to your private drawer. We, never
thousht the production worthy Of no.
|tices butbeliesing the publick haven a
curicsity<to judge Of It's merits, we
Ishall tcke'' tht liberty" (since The au-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-10-10
William and Mary Colleoc.

N Lectures IN this Institution will commence os here
Il t"i"re on the last Monday in October From The
'uhc"ton issued by the Rector 22d of the prese,
month inll meeting Of the Visitors is confden,l, cxpected
va tue l"'n OF octooer at which time there is scarcely
any doubt but that the vacancy occasioucd nv rho i
on o. te late PRESIDENT aud Professor Moral Phoso-
pny WI" be hled: In the however, even of failure
p"Pse" meeting OF the Visitors the public
snred at the u!l Lectures Will neveihIcss no
ue''eTe as heretofore TO all the classes in Cueee dny
e ensuing session; the Professors having determined 10
'"Ae me aGvce OF the Visitors, who may thar time
attend ai appoint such persons (fo the collie
ge Year, as ns,y be deemed best qualified discharge
M VIC u'es OF the nora! and political chair. The Gram
mar School will open ON st OF October accoriinr IN h
"'Fohs OF Inc statute, aud hoard, &c will he furnished
US usual Ia pupils in that school
FERDINAND s. CAMPBELL,
N'!'' ~Vti' 1850 Secretary of the Society.
N. 3. a Steward has heen engaged who will enter ON
ms duties at the opening of the college and provide
every ins necessary and desirable the cumfu, and
gr"i'hcatun of the students. e.,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-10-10
LAND For SALE

virtue at a Deed Of Trust from Sarah Iiurner to
81 Elliott Chiles and Tho V. Brooking which is Of re
@ III Tue county court of Chesterfield, will be- sold the
premises, Friday the 90h OF This present month c,ob
i" nuhHc auction" for Tract of Land living on The
mai road from Manche>er to Chesterfield CnuLt House.
o"t miles from the former aud from tie latter, and
CONTAINING fifteen acres and four poles, adjoining the lands
oi bartlett CaaSiy, &C. It is wished t,a these discussed
to purchase would view the Land before the ,lav Of sale.
therefore further description uunecessarv Tn, lille
wi} be nude good by Sarah IIorler Joining with the rrus
tees !" III. deed Of conveyance to the purchaser.
ELLIOTT CHiLES.
TIlOS V. BPOOkING.
Is, Oct. 1921
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-10-10
William and Mary College.

5 ME Visitors of the College of Wm 6 Mary, are re
q fucsied 20 meet in their Comvora Chamber at II
clock, ON the i6h OF Oct The object of the meeting is
TO appoint President aud a'soa Professor Moral Plo-
sophy he'orc aud Heilesleres Metaphysics, Nat. and
National Law, Political Econnny, aud Government Tic
salary al the President Is $500, aud nc is furnished with
GOOD dwelling house aul garden. The salary of the Pro.
lessor Sl22J payable quarterly, uMd ice of 500 eacl,
stucn vino attends any his classes. Communications
ca ihc subject may br addressed any Visitor OF the col
lrc, who Will lay them b. lone The Board OF Visitors
w. BROWNE, Rector.
sept IS 7o-Gt
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-10-10

FALL GOODS.

HAVE received by the Richmond Packet and Other
4 late arrivals, pat o. my FALL GOODS: Amongst
Whjch arc,
SupcF6uc and common cloths and cashmere
Pclissc aHA habit cloths assoited
Hencia slid foreninc aud Marsciies :estires
Supc,fun nj common satiiuets
Eiuc plains, kerseys and on skins
K'Sr, point and whitney blankets
Rcd, white aud yellow l1nne!s
Carpeiiugs and hearth rugs
German oluaburss and tickieuburgs
Black and colored bombazetts
Taam aud Caroline plads
SIX stfiped baregc
Cashmere and merino snawls
Company chorpas aud bamdanuas
u and black mode Of superior rua,itv
Black and colorcd GIos de Naples
I'D plain and worked bnbbinet lsces
Ditto lace wells and ppcriucs
Ctilcoes and printed canbrichs assoIicT.
E!ark ard whtc silk aud cotton hosiery
Book, Swiss, mul and jaconct mu.,;us
! / and Cd cambicks. assorted
5-8aui ca Mandarin grapes
Plain ana figured Canton Grapes ard r.i,s
Zine ard stlperGnc black horlba2inc
Black, blue aud assorted Italian silks
7-8 and4 1 heavy Irish linrrs
81 and 6-I sheetiugs, as7"r'"i
Birds eve, Russia aud table diaper
Thread aud cotton ticknes
Thread and cotton checks
Sk aud cotton umbrellas
Brown and blrachcd don.s site shiriinq- Il si.rrtr-s
VII, "ariry cfolicr scasonablc GOODS; and cx9rct
10 receive Iancr supplies few days. all which he
sold ut unusually low prices, by
Sept. Is. TIALF NELSON.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-10-10
30 Or so Dollars Reward.

E EscoNDED on the 18Th of August, a negro man, by
I a maine ERASMUS HUNT. Said negro is about 80
years of rather below middle size, stoops little,
and generally keeps himself very grnecly dressed
iirrm Cities.
1trfy do2arS reward will be given f1f appfehentius
said upon delivery. upon his being confined,
IS again obtained by U.s. if taken within the State it
taken il, Fifty doliats.
$. & NJ. ALLEN & Go.
Scpf 10 G8-tt
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-10-10
BY PEASANTS & SMITH.

~ The C"NerIrurIoS,L WING IS p,.llished itricc a
trees Iesft1s a>tR Friinys) ire dollars per a1si,
payable in aIrdncc.
" Pre'io@ftoa discontin4.cc Of The paper, az ar
1FdeS must he Prif NJ. int these tcho mag ,rsh to
HFco'tlnae, "N ,oiIy The Ediiors 10 that affect least
scrbed.
u For atreSiSiHg15 ccHts square Coricss) for ftc
hrSk inserfi01 md 80 cents for enrt coauGnce-THe
h''H1er Of insertion" be rated Ae MS oAie,1iSc
htey raj be continued ard :hargcd accnrGagiy.
tfnl reccirc no nlicrLion. -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-10-10
FALL DRY GOODS.
w. & .. lyle & GO.

~ AVE received, by successive arrivals since Q6th
a a. very extensive supplies of FAIL IND ELATEYS
GOOLSi and enabled offer assortment. t.a-
:Jrred to be nearly perfect, prices which hoped
meet the expectations of purchasers Amongst them are
Cough and Braiti waite ) nap, cottons
Sattihcs nsey wooscy coa;iuss, aid variety n
wonlens, suited for negro c!oathis
Medium and suprrfne blue, black ana fancy co!nrrI
cloths and cassinlerrs
H!uc military cloths reduced prices
Camh'cs. aconeIt, null and BOOK mu-lirs
Several calicors comprising handsome variety Of
rich new patterns
CraFes, bombaznes, circassion and GILLIAN stripes
Gauz", haege aud gro de nap. han,Acc!cis aud s.
Irish linens, sheriinss nj diapers
Plain and figured banibanets
Oznaburgs, dowass and porter siicc;ngS
large stock ofdoae-c shirtngs sheetirs,z n Il his and
checks OF various qualify
Fannels, plaiiS, dralb cloths, &c. &c.
Also,
4 fresh as;o,taer, Of "Snkzr' EOL7YNTi CLOTyS
f"m n. to inclusive, sail to be Of very sureor fabric.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-10-10
Is; Oct. 1925.
The Richmond Jockey Club Races
Orcr "a 1t.ee I[ilL

CCe' me Tree mn Course,
Is! I'LL Commence on the 81 Wednesday in Oct.Lcr,
and continue days, as usual.
rHsi 'D"y--fhe Projectors purse, mile heats, for
Second Day-JocEry Club purse, mile heats $1,000.
ih"d hay-Post Stake, single ! mile heat, $500
lGuFth Ddy--A Handy Cap--and IA match race fur
The Proprietor has in compliance with his understandable
vim the Club, erected handsome commodinus Paw
on for the accommodation OF the ladies' where they will
have a full view OF the race.
dhe Proprietor bres rarc inform the public ,h,t the
course AMI 'ld are in far order ran they hay, ever
fen an" from the number c superior horses now in train
lis Nc.) fiae sport may be expected.
!. NJ. SELDEN, Itr.
N g. !iil meeting Of Ike Club is earnestly request
rd "m the evening preceding TIE is days race q; Tree
iil house. at ocnck, To G the vacancy occasorc,l w
the death q: onr ia nenIcd President.
Ss.pt22 a.
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virtue ola deed trust executed T., the s,l0.rircr
office Of Goochand county, shall ON the lrh dav of Mo-
vcmhe next at GoochlanJ house proceed To sell for
cash. the Tract OF Land conveyed b. deed or so much
thereof as will satisfy debt due Nicholas poeXtcr
Co '9gethcr with the oil executing and carving ,h
deed into effect; this land lies in the county tnoci,
upon the three chopped road ans! adjal,ing ns OF
Nm Price and others. Such title vested in the sub
scheT by the deed aforesaid will BE conveyed to the pe
chaser.
L. ~. PEASANTS, Tr,ls..,s
Sept % LIT
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-10-10

COMMUNICATED ToR TBE COvrIIEH.
You have key 20 Mrs. BarbauiI's second Riddle 10
Collins Ode Oh the Passions
And HoFE enchanting smiled AM waved Ter go'9ln hair.
What lis but hope that is "banisbod alike bosh from
Heaven and HELP" 10 Heaven Hope is merged IN
t5iiion and from Hell is baDisbcl by Despair. Mrs
B's vkc.c Gczc1i- ,.1c aus~c.s g. 10 effects c H~c
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-10-10
Vol. III.-No. II.

IL rs she who has blest thousands" and yet lone OF
the thousands ecr wishes her stay" (or those who hope
are teSrol' to ha' their hoPeS consD'Dgted} When
she euchans US we are the more npotient,,
aud minutes seem hours ult her VISIT is oer' SC. &C.