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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-27

4. s. SHYAfdh-Sx7, Practical Dentist
NOR the better Of my professional vos,
have rented an the yelling house formerly
evpied by Dr. CLARK direct, opposite Mr.. Nsihons
Store.
oaie. hour, from until two M and from TO r.
Dec
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CO.NyWTSSJ0.Y BUSTN'ESS

VIE .nerssn tenders his services 10 the pubic n,
- C"mrissior Merchant, with the that any bu.i
ne'' eniiuhtd 10 hm shali that attention it may
o- w. n SWOOPE.
Ohoe he'ween u & Tue eross street nearly oop."e
the Bell Tavern - N'r"'
Not e.,.,r
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Yaluatir Real Esfafe for Sale.

sSY vue Of deed Of u executed by Foushee a. Tebbs,
ID dated the 18th day Of June 1916, The Subscribers, aud
Of reeo the county Of E,sex for the purpose OF
curing the of certain money Geo. Dabney
shall tue 2t day Of February, 10 sell at
public auction the premises 1.-the hsb. bidder for ready
money $50 Of land, part Of the called Paradise
lying the county Of Essex, be laid o from that part
the tract adjoining the lands OF William L. Warning and the
river, much will be sucis
Of money due To said Dsbnsy aud the
attending the execution Of the tru Acting we
shall only suL title vested by said deed,
tl. title Is believed to he god
THOMAS GRESHAM.
JOHN DAlNGEkFIELD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-27

oSs1ee,y A aeoas ned ie iOa', county s.p,sm
William Hugh. aud judith hi. wife, William Ti.dals
%esPn Ind,ls JohnCh.~nins aud Nancy his wife, T.rios
fsda'e and John Tsdai', Plaintiffs,
George T,jale, Park, Psrrb and De,,ey his wife, Henri
aud Francis Ti.de infant children Of Teirel Tsdsie De-.
Que oil the children Of Shirley T'dals, dec.
Thi: day this BE- beard and il is ordsr.s
the John Kvnnao a. admns,or Of Shirley Tie
dee and that be also audit and settle the accounts
court ,Ie e.ias o. said sni.y T &
OF the said kennop, render the said commissioner al
SAID kennon commissioner aforesaid any the bond,
rem any bond, Of those sn,edo the estate
na Tue said adnor VI kennon. deli, the
Of rsdaie tina, the said make 40
ms ute time and showing proportion Oh
h.,s and dev'se.s OF the said rsdalr, aswe ar.
missioner, and all such other said eom,.onet
may oesr pr.'nsn. o. shall be required by the parties.
Inc parties interested in the above decree, hereby
houh.d mat shall commence the execution Of what 10 t
CURED ~ the decree, Nath Perkins, store GU the as
,s %A sio iss j. s vii
Hee- ~ 64-wTw.
" InGINIA: Al Raie. holden Il. the clerk. eiIee Of d..
9Th LAY Of December, 1896: vac
ss u %S vaia Aa'Dee Society against on building.
William seld,n, John Pa,Lh,i and John iias, 1870;
george Savage d.e late High Sheriff Of county,
Tue defendant Izrsel b. Kmshesdt not having entered M.
ana gwen security according the IL Assem-
sssnes ha, he Ih essn'y
.a ssi1.t H. 5 ss e. s S".
a copy OF tins order be forthwith inserted IN .ons new
paper published m the city Of Richmond for two mon,
said city. e Np'oi IN tue
NJ, cory Ts'te, wM ". uENING, &C
- - 6s-wsw
,s S5sa""ee', l. Uo'ehland Count, Uou ga NoveuI.r
Paul Dmue of the di.,r irutee, and sd,u;,.o, ,s
Lsrio"s pinue decd, aud Garland Dnue also ~
Ar.n., PautGs,
DAVID Aowen who ntenarred with r. lily Dimue d,u.b.s
o. .si Lirr"w' p'nue deed, and Nancy Coueu orne,iy
daughter OF said deed aud others, p.,,nS.,,
ous.en mat said David, Polly, Park Nancy he .pc
mohed 10 ebiuiry Court next shew cause if an, thsv
why 'he land and negroes b,un sng the estate Of
D'uue deed shall not be sold in order 10 an ,,,,
Ton thereof: AID be II further that iii. Old. r. I
ei5ut wets succe,svey Ia the Richn,ond Enou.
County " ' S'1''"ou'e u 'is
CrPy, Te'te, NARCIssUs w. MILLER
6o-wG~~
Ohan5-ry. Al quarterly Cont held ivr Louisa conn
! w ON The 18Th day vi November, 1870:
Alice H. Barbee John o. Brown aud M.rx b v;c
W "'u''on anu Veleus r. Campbell and hi. WIFE
s.,;n. Plaintiff,
john IL Winston, admor. of jaime, win.on loo 81 - .
own hight, Peter NJ. Wn.ton and Jane. WI,iun ~ " ~
/ IT, .o.,, Defendants
u. a'en"an' James Winston, not having entered lis ap-
anu gwen security according law and the rlr.
OF ms court aud appearing ccSt , lie !. not an nh
@ pl ' state On The motion of the plIa. b, H. g. Wio
T All "o'ey, ordered, that he appear tie
ms order he inserted in newspaper edited il, IN. y
isehmond, tor light weeks succev.lv and paJss IL
10 " ~ 800, % oi this e""a'y ON day.
Dc. Il. o. C
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.aDYERTISEAfEN1.

iilE tract Of Land called Hill Grove, containing above
$500 lying in the lower end Of Amelia county, for
mey advertised, still Tor sale. II would max. eseeeni
cao plantation IL will he sold all to5athrr divided into
patcrl, The ter will be accommodating.
W,.wsu,, ma,ah4. se-u I'M. X. GILES
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lFro,s the Beston Statesman

lFrois the BaStos Staiesnsan.
HIGH SCHOOLS FOR GIRLS.
have the pleasure to submit the foi"~ing branuiu
eu.ion the production Of one OF the )onns rur' 'h
port,nt aud The author We
il the daus liter Of from that country "hi'h o'"
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Wigtuam Grdlnn1nr ,NehnsI

lE public respectfully Informed that in addition 10
very extensive course Of classical aud p,athema,ics
be taught al thu. institution. ~ "
MT Fay the gentleman who gssed give course OF
e"e h me,. Isngu'ge presents ampl Testimonials u hi.
competency H'sycis is that Of Du FieL The sdyan.rr, Of
wiIch are now generally admitted.
lheTe will beau additional fee Of $40 PAYABLE 10 Mr. Fav
Tor ms course Of lectures Those only who learn these Ian
s"'s'' Will be required to pay The adjdi2nal tuition lee
WIN. u. GILES.
BART: EGhN.
In consequence Of his engagement .. the Wiswam Mr. Fay
10 Richmond
Jan. %. n Doc,
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NOIIHE

~VOIICE.
4 Wf3Hto employ for the ensuing year Young Man If
good moral habits Manager on a Small Farm aLa nj
- "i., from Richmond One somewhat with te
nsr OF edged tools would be prefened.
MIrhInnnn. Dec. IL GLlL ~ LRELH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-27

Chanerry Al Quarterly Cou,t held lar ,ni.. .-,,
l. ", on the 18Th day November. iJSG. ~ S
& 49,. na'oee' John o. Brow" aud Mary hi, wife, An-
'"'oa ana 'eieus Z. Caiube aud Sarah hi, wife
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-27

ne psfue, teiesied in the above deere~ aie hereby
noon.d, mat shall commence the execution Of what
CURED by the decree, at NahL Pekin ,torr ON Nh. ss
DAY OF January, 1927 when they required 10 attend Win
'h % papers, proofs, &c NlCilS. }. FoINDEXTER M C.
Pec.is
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-05-10

CuRt FOR DRUNKENNEss--Thc editors
OF the New-York Observer state that they
have made such inquiries as To satisfy them
selves that the remedy ioi drunkenness,
discovered by Dr. Chambers, is eifectual--
a. least ,or two monihs--none of the cases
examined by them having been ~ longer
standing. They state the following facts.
I'VE called last week upon man about
a. years of age, employed IN dlstlllcry,
who had taken the medicine six or seven
weeks previous. A short time before ap'
ply,nr 10 Dr.. c. ne had been dismissed
from his employment for intempcrance.-
Bong asked whether hc had drunk any
thnr" s,nce he took the medicine, he an
swcred No" lie was asked whether he
abs,ained on the principle ot self-dcnlal-
or because he had lost h's appeuta Tor ar
dent spirits he rephed that ne hsd no de-
sire Cor such liquors. lie was asked II his
appetite for food had increased he said II
had always been good. He wa, asked If
he believed himself finally cured he said
he had no doubt OF It.
A barber, about 80 years old, had been
in the habits OF inlemrorance for three or
four years. The last thing at night, and
frs in the morning was ROM. When he
found he had become a drunkard, he was
often tempted, he said, TO" "go and drown
himself in the Hudson ; but wGs prevented
by an unseen hand" lie at length heard
of DR.. C's remedy, and Immediately made
use Of II. This was at least ten weeks
ago. He has drank but one glass since,
and that as a medicine, in a severe attack
BY an acute disease.
4 young man, about 10 years OF age,
had been addicted to iutemperance from
childhood. To use the language at a bro.
thor.in.law he was "clear gone" lilo had
become "a burhen 20 himself, to his friends,
and to society" When other means failed,
he would sell his clothes for liquor. To
the remark, that with such habits he could
have lived bu, Il few years, i, was replied
by near relative, "he would not have
lived q fortnight" Ii is now two months
since hc took the medicine aud that only
four times. He has not tasted of any ar.
dent spirits since. His appetite for food
has returned. his constitution is reno.
ya,ed,--and he fulils the duties of his cal
ling, As regularly, as faithfully, aud witt
as much correctness, as any other man
The evening before We called, one o
his old friends persuaded him into dram
shop and tried every means to induce hin
10 drink, but without SUCCESS.
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WIN. JAMES T'ILLEY:
.9mong them are The .Joiiowing:--

) 4; Ladies do.
r {: Diapers and Dowlas,
{, Superb red Cashmere
! : Shawls,
s Buntings on hand and
, { Colours made TO or.
= ) der;
f; Fig'd Grape dresses,
T. 5 Elegant Barage do.
, Black and white Cal.
t , icoes,
: Elegant light plaid do.
( Dark blue ditto,
5 Green fg'd ditto,
Z ; Black, white n green
5 Italian grapes,
) , Black Grape dresses,
! 5 Super Levantines,
; Fig d Silks,
, : Swiss muslins,
5 Null null do.
I: Jaconet do, = | wide,
5 for ls9d yard;
! s Cambria muslins,
{. Fig'd Swiss DO.
S Elegant cnintzs,
! American Dimity,
5 Furniture Dimity,
: Elegant Lastings,
5 ( Pearlings,
; Book muslin,
; Prime linen damask,
; Do. do. Napkins,
F! Nerino Sha wis,
5 Super yellow Nam
: kins,
t Do. do. white,
: Cotton Umbrellas,
5 Oil cloth, do do.
s Stout Bed ticks,
{ Superb Vestings.
also open One Bale of
for Weavers, ofa vari-
many other articles too
Ill Of which shall be sold
ces possible.
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'attice and Grecian ; Silks,
Stripes, SFig'd and plain blk
i'uDdeome callCoes., Hdkfs.
some as low as 10 Real Italian Silk for
cts. Crayats.
'ialn aad figured Fashionable Vest
Grapes, ings,
ierino, Raw Silk s. White and green
Valencia Shawis; I, gauze Wells,
Fig'd q plain mus Furniture and cam.
ms, ; brio Dlmities.
v hlte and colorcd English and India
Cambrics, ! Nankins,
six, BsraCe and T; Russia Sheetings q
Gauze tdkfs. ( Diapers,
Gloves, Hosiery and ! Duck, Linens and
Striped Jeans, { Lawns,
Lastngs and Dem Single and double
mark Sattins, width Bombazines.
India and Florence
ALSO,
FRESH BOLU.4R LEGHOR.NS,
.RE.N".S LEGHOR.NS.
Handsome parasols, Umbrellas
& Real French Flowers.
LIKEW Is E,-Shiytings, Shce .ings
rickngs, and Sattinetts, all 81 which vii
be sold for cash or credit, as cheap as can
nc bought. April IL.
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(RoADCLoTHs, %
- per cent cheaper
than ever ;
Cassimeres, nice and
cheap;
Sattinetts, very cheap
iabit cloths, for chill
dren $ clothes;
Ill cloths, with bor-
ders;
Linens p per cent
cheaper than ever;
super Sea Isl. Shirt
ing,
American shirtings *
sheotlngs,
Black Bohbinet Laces
White do. some A
wide at is yard,
Good strip Lace for
: cts yard,
cry cheap Lace edg-
rngs,
hildren's Leghorn
Flats,
ladies do. do.
Slack Satin,
rink Satin,
White Satin,
BLACK Gro de Naples
silk,
'arage Hdkfs.
\ complete assort-
meat Ribbons,
Ilcgant Barage Dres.
scs,
laid silk msslin do.
nell side Combs,
iorn do do.
me Grape Leissc,
,nilGren's Hosiery,
~ w. J. T. will
uae WARP, suitable
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A man who had been intsmpsysts ffsn

man who had been inteynpeyete ffofn
the age OF % to 30, at the expense Of S5C
year for his liquor, took the medicine a.
bout four weeks since, and is now com.
pletely temperate. lie says he has no de.
sire Tor ardent spirits. He is strong and
vigorous az in his youth. His nerves, which
before could only be quieted by two or
thrce glasses, are now tranquil without any
stlmnlant. To a question on this point, he
replied, stretching out his hand and arm
with perfect steadiness, "see that"
But the most extraordinary case which
we met with, was that of a journeyman
printer. He had been educated a drunk
ard. In his boyhood, his father, now in
tne grave by intemperance, used TO lead
nm around to taverns and " porter-houses, !"
and after drinking himself to give Of the
same poison to his little son. Under these
circumstances it il not strange, if at the
age OF IL no was a confirmed drunkard.-
lie Is now 30. In the course of these thir-
teen years Of debauchery, he has been
twice lunase-has been once carried to
the hospital--has had two fits, and one con-
vuIsIon--bas been often found dead drunk
IN the streets, and carried home or 10 the
watch .house--has frequently lost his hat
and shoes-has abused bis mother-in
short, has been drunkard of the very
worst character. A quart of spirits day
was TOR him moderate portion. lie would
often get up nights, to slake his Unsuitable
appetite f)r rum. This man resored TO
DIR. Chambers about eight weeks ago
took his medicine seven tnes--and has
drunk no ardent spirits since, nor had any
desire for il Peace ia nnuy restored in that
before disorcanized family and his widow
ed mother is rejoicing and blessing God for
this unexpected deliverance.-We ought, |
however, to add, that, having taken the
medicine in spirits, he is still fond ofstrong
beer but i, fully satisfied that, by treating |
This appetite in the same manner as the |
other, the result will be the same. lie is |
determined to try the experiment"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-05-10
Andevson's COUGH Drops.
The most valuable Medicine ever in use

The most valuable Medicine ever in use.
FOR
Coughs, COnSumptiOnS, and .aSthmds.
H>HlS new and healing Balsam bids fair
Il to rival every medicine heretofore
discovered for coughs and complaints of
the lungs leading to consumption, and even
in seated consumptlons it has lately been
used by many with the most surprising sue
cess. If certificates from persons of the
highest responsibility or the great and in
ere easing demand for them may be called
proof of its good effects it is proved Scarce
ly a case of colds, coughs, pain in the side,
difficulty OF breathing, want of sleep aris-
ing from debility, or even consumptions,
but may be relieved By the timely use Of
this medicine. Every genuine bottle has
.3nderson'S Cough Drops
stamped on IT, and the directions are all
signed by James .MeHen.
These Drops generally give ease in
most cases of coughs, colds, difficulty Of
breathing, Wheeling, tightness of the chest,
consnmpuons, and pain in the side. The
aged will experience relief equally agreea-
bic and instantaneous, even when the
lungs are affected.
&C. BE particular, as each genuine bot
tie has Anderson's Cough Drops" stamp
cd on it; and that each of the directions are
signed in writing by "James Mellen";
no others are genuine,
Price One Dollar for large, and fifty
cents for small bottles.
The ADORE Medicine IS for Sale by
SAMUEL w. VINSON,
DRUGGIST AND APoTHTcARY,
No. 10, Thames-strcet,
who has for sale constant supply of the
best kinds Of
Medicines, Drugs, &c.
Also sold wholesale and retail, by George
III. Tillinghast. John II Mason, Providence;
Dr. Tibbitts, Warwick; Benjamin Bateman,
st-Greenwich; Daniel Carpenter, Tx
bridge; David Farnum, Smithfeld; DIR
Briggs, Bristol; Thomas Taylor, Little Re {.
Rowse Babcock, Westerly; DR. Tillinghast,
WEXFORD: jeremiah Williams, Warren,
Daniel Brewer, Taunton, and the Pest Mas
ter in SlaIersyille,
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New s. Fashion .yble.
yENNNT xc&t JNxMSNC
HAS JUST RECEIVED,
a great variety OF FANCY GOODS,
"A mong which are the following;

Grecan Stripes, handkerchiefs,
Battise, Ribbons, Artificial
Barrige, Flowers,
Gro de Naples, ; Bobblnet Larcs,
Sdttns, Merlno long shawls,
hevnntnes, Square ditto,
Shaded muslns, Plain Valencia DC.
Jubilee Cord, French Scarfs.
Chlian Dresses, Double Leyantince
Ingram black Cling Plain Pongee Lus
hams, rings, for FRIENDS
New style Plaid Dresses;
Prints, Plain silk Shawls,
Partisan Plaids, Very fine pressed
Swiss muslins, Grape,
Fancy Silk s. gauze
LEGHOR.N BO.N.NETS & GIPSETS
Open Work and Plain Straw
dltto--a great variety OF the
newest patterns.
Newport, April l2, 1927,
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BOARDING xE0EG1I.
MRS. BAKER,

respectfully informs the Public,
ENllAT she has taken the House in Thames
l. street, recently occupied by Mrs. Cook,
'sa Boarding House II has been thorough
v repaired, and is commodious, airy and cen.
uel. Every cxertion shall be made on her
part to- give satisfaction To those who may Il,
Vor hor with their company.
n i Ladies and Gentlemen visiting the
town for a few days can be accommodated
Newport, April I, lS27.
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WANTED.

and PECTORAL POWDERS have from aa
extensive use for : years past, proved them
selves 10 be one of the most valuable remedies
ever yet discovered for tic cure of Coughs.
Colds and other affections of the breast and
lungs leading to Consumptions Thousands
have experienced the happy effects Of this
Healing BGiSd8. and many Of the highest re-
spectaoilty have voluntarily given certificates,
some of which will accompany each bottle,
that will satisfy every unprejudiced mind that
the most extraordinary cures have been per-
formed by the use of this medicine in cascs
Of long standing, in which other medicine,
had porduced no favourable effects, and whete
tho most skilful Physicians had given them
up as hopeless 1t is not pretended that they
are an infailible ure in all cases, but of such
as are incurabc there are but few but what
will be greatly relieved by the use Of them,
Scarcely case Of Colds, Coughs, Pain in the
side, difficulty of breathing, want of sleep
arising from debility, or even seated consunlp-
tions, but may be relieved by timely use OF
this Healing Balsam. Each Dollar Bottle Of
this medicine contains about 40 doses, which
proves them to he cheap medicine consid-
erng their virtues.
For the further satisfaction Of the public,
he following Certificate is offered for perusal
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New Goods.
'gAEV,Gy SESSIONS

,'ls.ASV..aY ~ SNSS-G%S0
yIAS just received, and is now opening,
u 4 n general assortment of SEASON
ABLE GOODS, among them are the fol-
owing, viz:
Black Nankin aud Canton Grapes,
Synchaws and Sarsnetts,
Black India Levautines,
Colored ditto,
Black Figured Gro do Nap.
Colored do. do.
Ba,ticc and Buttice Ginghams,
Pink Ginghams, mourning ditto,
Elegant plaid and stripe Calicoes,
"A Fine Prints,
4 81 ca Cambrics,
do. do. Jaeonet do.
Cambria D,nity's,
Common ditto,
Furniture ditto,
Chintz and Copperplate Prints,
Silk, Flag and Bandanna Hdkfs.
Black India Silk do.
Black Italian do. without fringes.
Fancy Silk, Gauze and barage do.
Valencis and Merseilles Vesting,
Black Silk ditto,
Black and white Silk Gloves,
Horse Skin and Kid ditto,
Black and white Silk Hose,
Black and white cotton do.
Linens and Linen Damask,
Birds eye and Russia Diapers,
White and striped Jeans,
White aud brown Drlllings,
Denmark Satins,
Caroline PlaIds,
Black, blue, olive and mix'd Broadoloths
do. do. DO. do. Cassimeres
White and brown Sheetings,
do. do. Shirtings,
Checks, Ginghsms, Stripes, &c. &c.
Newport. Apul II, l627.
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NEW CERTIFICATES.

DR.. MELLEN, Sir the cause of humanity de-
mands me to give you the following state
ment ofy wife had for six gears been in de-
cline, and pronounced by her Physicians 10
be in consunptive state, and was attended
by severe pain in her side with Cough
and difficulty of breathing. She was reduc-
ed so low as to be unable to get from her bed
to the fire without aid. All hopes of her re-
covery had long heen given up. In this sit
uation, was prevailed upon as a last possibIa
resort, yet without any hope Of success 10
make use Of Anderson's Cough Drops"
She commenced the use of them in February
last and after using two bottles, TO the aston
lshment of all, in the month of May following
the health of my wife was entirely restored,
and since which her health and strength were
never better. Feeling deep interest that the
public in general may resort to the sane re-
medy, when their friends or relations are ap-
parently, or evidently on the brink of tie
grave, TO rescue them from the same. You
arc at liberty to pub lsh the above. | am re-.
specttully, &c JAMES ii. STYLES
Rh'nebeck. DRtchess co. (.N " Nor eta.
For sale by S. w. NINSON,
Newport, Druggist &. .9yotkecar u
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20 sN n r ".


From volume Of Poems, Songs, &c. Englis
AID Scottish, about to DO published. B.
John Burns.
HERE WE THREE HAVE NET AGAIN
Hero we three have met again,
After years Of hope and pain;
Since our parting, time has laid
Many three in DEATH dark shade
Many widow'd heart has iph'd,
Many an orphans tear has dried
But a cup ofjoy we II drain,
Now that we have met again,
Since the dream that boyhood gave,
We have told on life's wide wave
Woarily our oars we've piled
IN the search of Fortunes tide,
Warrng with each blast that blew,
Braving storms that darker grew;
Cold and cheerless was the main,
But we three have met again
Now that here we meet at last,
To recount the gales we've past
Hore, where life s first breath we lrew,
Long-lost pleasures well renew;
Friendships warmth our age beguie,
And, where joys unmingled reign,
Thoro may We three meet again
-..eA&....
From the Essex Gazette.
THE QUAKER.
Who comes with his hat.rim resembling the
OF the bird which old Snbad the Mariner
saw?
Such hats must he surely admirable things,
The wearcr to shield from the elements war
And his coat view it, and you ever vii
know II;
In its roundabout fashion now oddly il suits
His vast with long pocket flaps hanging tc
With drab color d breaches and old fashio, .
Boots
Me, from strange boings may Providence
tell you, Horatio, ho seems to my view,
Like one ofOur ancestors crept from bis revo
The Fashions prevailing IN old times 10 shew
For I'm certain no rational man would have
crowded
Himself into notice inviting ont gaze
W'Ie1 in such uueoanlY habliinen, shrouded |
Save one of,he gentry of prmitivo days.
Beware my good friend and rcvlc not too |
rlshy
A person you know not, because Of his dress
For, believe me, tho man you have pictur'd 50
hnrshy,
Does many noble endowment po ssess
True, he has not deck d out his humble ex
terror
In those fast varying fashions, Of vanity
To such idle allurcments his heart is superior
Tis his mind, not his person, he seeks TO
adorn.
He stands in tho vortex Of folly and fashion,
A mark for tho sncors Of the vulgar and
rude,
Yet beholding thom all with an eye of com
passion,
And lamenting that pride has their reason
subdu'd.
Then lot him pas, on, with his broad slouch.
ing hat,
His roundabout coat and his boots Of old
fashion;
Since his heart is adorn'd, notwithstanding all
that,
With the bright gems Of mooknesas, of
truth ard compassion.
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