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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-02-07
TO FARMERS & TANNERS.
TO BE SOLD, OR LET.
THAT excellent LANYARD.

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s. situated 10 the town Of Princeton, and
county Of Worcester, 3.4ths OF mile from the
Meeting house, on the county road leadip.
from Westminster to Worcester, together with
good stock Of OGk and Henalock BARK, and
from 400 TO 500 HIDES. Said YARD contains
a good BARK HOUSE, rs by % feet, Q sto-
ries high in front, with good Cellar under
the same which never freezes. There is il,
said Cellar IL Watts and Copper Kettle, set
in mortar for the purpose of heating liquors.
In front of said Bark house, on the south side,
are 80 Vats and Pools Of Water for soaking
Hides.
very convenient 3ARK-MtLL, about 90
rods from said YARD, which is driven by water,
.Aiso-a beautiful and highly cultivated
FARM, adjoining said YARD, containing "a
acres, fenced with heavy and firm walls, well
divided into lots for Tillage, PastuFing and
Mowing-the Buildings on said FARM, COM
sistng Of two-story brick House, well and
neatly finished inside and out, 40 by 81 feet.
with Back Kitchen l6 by 90 feet, 2 stories
hgh-2 good Barns, one so by Sc feet, the
other 80 by "a feet. The Buildings aforesaid
almost entirely new.
.AIso-one other lot of LAND, on the road
aforesaid, one mile south, containing Id aCreS.
consisting of Moving, Pasturing, Tillage, and
Woodland, of superior quaity-well fenc-
ed with heavy and firm stone walls and Virgins
IA fence.
.ALso-46 acres of PASTURE LAND, half
mile from the aforementioned lot, of excel
lent quality the brush entirely subdued-the
and well fenced.
o. The above ESTATE will be sold in lots
the Farm separate from the Yard, or all to.
sether, as may best suit the purchaser or pur-
chasers. Conditions liberal.
JACOB w. WATSON.
Princeton, Jan. /, 1927.
N. B.--The Subscriber has on hand, and
for sale, 400 sides of SOLE LEATHER, and
from 500 to 700 sides of UPPER LE.aTEI-
Err, from the tan--which he will sell veru
IOW, for Cash, or undOubted personal security.
J. w. WATSON.
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w anted.

Mn Sticks Timber, % feet long, 9 by
W. Il inches, Chestnut or Pine
do. do. % It. long, by IL inches, do. do.
25O0 feet Oak, Chestnut or Pine Plank 6 feet
long, inches thick.
1000 feet do. feet long, inches thick.
600 feet do. 20 feet long, inches thick,
To be delivered near the location of the Aque-
duct over the Mumford River early next sum-
mer.
Proposals will be received for building the
Piers and Abutments of the Aqueduct
TO BE LET next Spring, s Tenements
Families ofChildren will he preferred.
Also, one half of Blacksmith's Shop, situated
within few rods of the location of the Canal
Basin in Uxbrldge.
JOHN CAPRON & SONS.
Urbridge, mo. 10, 1897. 4-6w
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Notice..

WE, the undersigned, APP
w appointed Commissioners to receive
and examine the Claims of Creditors to the
Estate Of GEORGE WOODS, late Of New
BTaintree, in the county of Worcester, de
ceased, represented insolvent, hereby give no
tice-that Six Months are allowed TO Credi-
tors to bring in and prove their Claims and
that we shall attend that service al the house
of ConUerse & Wethercu, in said New Brain
tree, on the 4tb Monday of February, the
9Th Monday Of April, and the Cd Monday OF
June next, from one to four o'clock, in the af-
ternoon, on each Of said days.
SAMUEL MIXTER.
EZRA BASSETT.
NeW Braintree, Jan. 16, 1927. 5
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Valuable FARM for Sale.
yNSHE Subscriber offers for c

Il his FARM, in Leicester, containing up
wards of one hundred acres of cxcellent Land.
suitably divided for cultivation, with a good
Orchard thereon. The above premises arc
very pleasantly situated, five miles from Wor-
crster Court House, on The County road lead
ing from Worcester 10 Ha.dwick, consisting Of
a large two-story Dwelling House, large
Barn, Shed, Wood Shed, Chase House, Corn
Barn, &c. all in decent repair. For particu-.
lars, inquire of the Subscriber living on the
premises. ELIAS WOOD.
Leicester, Nor 90, 1926.
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Keai Estate at Aucfi0n.
WlLL be sold at Auction. on


w Wednesday, the 28th day of Februa.
ry next, at o'clock, ID TIE afternoon, at j.
MaynGrd's Hotel, in Lancaster, by leave of
the Court of Common Pleas, for the County Of
Worcester, obtained at Dec. term last, that
pleasant and profitable Farm aud Estate late
ly Belonging to THOMAS STAFFORD, late of
Lancaster, deceased, situated on and near the
old Common, so called, in said Lancaster.
consisting oil Dwelling House almost new,
two Barns, Wood-houses Chaise-h house, and
other convenient Buildings, with Bake
house attached 10 the Dwelling house, laying
on the north side OF the great Poast-road lead.
ing through Lancaster to Leominster and Bar
re, over which the public Stages TO and from
Boston pass every day--together with the
House-Lot, containing about ten acres of
Land. tract of most productive IDtervale
Land adjoining the House-lot, containing "a
bout sixteen acres.
Also, the Whiting piece, containing about
twenty acres also six acres called the Page
Meadow and forty-eight acres in wood and
improved Land, chiefly in wood these three
pieces laying on the road Leading from Lam
caster to Berlin. Also a small House, Shop,
and fity-one rods of Land near Union Village,
called in said Lancaster, now occupied by
George Stafford.
Also, we'll situated Pew on the lower
floor in the new Meeting house in Lancaster.
Also, will be sold on Tuesday, the 9th day
of March next, at one O'Clock, P. NJ. at the
Inn of Mr.. SiLds Gates, in Marlborough, two
undivided moieties OF two pieces of Land,
lying in the south part OF Marlborough, in the
County OF MiGdlesex; one containing twelve
acres, the other containing twenty-six acres,
which were part of the dover of Sarah
Brigham deceased. For particulars respect
ing these two pieces of Land, inquire of Mr..
Silas GGtes, in Marlborough.
Terms of payment will be made known at
the times and places of sale. Fer further
particulars, inquiries may be made of the
Subscriber in Lancaster,
WILLIAM sTEDMAN, Admir-.
Lancaster, Jan. 8, 1927. 3-6w
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Worcester, IS. January % no.
on Execution hau

"A ing been attached on mesne pr,c...
and Will be sold al Vondue, to satisfy III. 800
on Thursday the fifteenth day of Februar, "sy,
at two Of the clock, p. N. at the Inn Of c..
Joseph Loueh, in Worcester--all the R;shtr :.
Equity that LOUISA HOWE has TO 49,. 10
the following described Real Estate. ,itustsd
in Worcester--twenty-eight acres of Tand
bounded by Elijah Burbank, Timothy TaN
William Goss, and the Heirs of John Mcnai''
Ian, and is part OF the Homestead Farm of ~
late Henry i'atch.-.4lsO, about three acros ~" ~
Land, with the Buildings Standing tb,reoO
situated on the north side Of Mechanic s,raa.
in said Worcester. '''ee''
WIN. EATON, ID. Sheriff.
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sales at auction.
an Wednesday, the l4th day

~ w cuuoSddJs lli0 Attl1 va
W of February next, will be sold at tine
A'nory, in mnioury. py the subscriber, a
large quantity OF small Iron, of various sizes
and qualities, suitable for common Black
smiths ten tons old Sable Russia Iron, suita
BILE for Scythes; thirty bundles double refined
German Steel, superior quality; one thousand
Musket Bayonets; one thousand Musl1et
Stocks, Black Walnut and Maple one thou
sand Musket Ramrods; few Musket Bar
rels; quantity OF English Fire Bricks, supe-
rior quality large number OF small Grind
stones, with some other articles not necessary
to mention.
The above property will be sold in lots to
accommodate purchasers, at eight months
credit, with approved security.
Scythe-Makers, who wish 10 work the best
Of Steel, will find it for their interest to attend
the above sale, as the Steel to be sold is bet
ter than any the Subscriber has seen offered
for the last twenty years.
ASA WATERS.
Millbury, Jan. g. 1927. 4
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SRll6otn OW

fit the Store Of the WoLcoTT WooLLEN
MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
-SOUTHBRIDGE-
VERY CHEAP, the remainder of their large
Stock of DRY GOODS,
CONSISTING Of
Pelisse and Dress Merino& Cashmere
Silks; SbawIs and Mantles
suPernne Black Satin from Sc TO $I8;
do.; silk and Valencia
Black Levantines; Shawls;
Bombazines-Striped Fine assmere Shawls
Silks; at ST. so;
Batteese Ginghams Cheap Calico Prints:
Gloves q Worsted An elegant assortment
Hose; of Valencia Vest
Bonnet and Pelisse ings;
Trimmings; Cravats, &c. &c.
The entire Stock will be sold Uery loo,
together with an extensive assortment
of fiue and coarse WOOLLEN
CLOTHS, wholesale and
retail, for Dress Suits
or common wear.
Jan. "a, 1927. 4-8w
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To Let,
A BLACKSMITH SHOP, sit

IN uated on the Blackstone River. about
3-4ths Of a mile east of the centre of the town,
in the vicinity Of 3 Manufacturing Establish
ments. Said Shop is about 90 feet square, with
two FORCES, and water power TO operate q
RalgGGEt Yeeelh Apply a ID sA""
ROYAL CHAPLIN, .Agent for The
Urbridge WOoLen Manufacturing Co.
Uxbridge, January 22, 1927.
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5000 Acres of Land.

NOR Sale, situated in the town
Il of OrOno, Penobscot County, State OF
Name, on the Penohscot River, 10 miles above
Bangor, the head Of Ship navigation This
Land rs considered, by those who are acquaint-
ed with that country, as the best in point of sit
uation and soil on the River. The town Of
Oro'lo is in fourishing condition; the popu-
lation has doubled in five years good Schools
are established, good roads made and making !;
and there IS now in operation fifteen Saw Mills
and privileges for double that number Many
other kinds Of Mechanical business is carried
onto advantage !; mail is received once a
week; and Stage runs daily during the sum-
mer to Portland by way of Bangor; the settle
ments extend above this place on the River IS
miles, aud the country generally is settling
fast; Produce is high, and the first crop gene
rally pays for clearing the land, where there
is no uncommon difficulties good Land is
worth from Sl2 to Is per acre, when cleared
This Land has been divided into lots suitable
Tor Farms; the most OF them wing partly on
the River, many OF them are intersected by a
road, and new road is soon 10 be made to ac-
commodate the whole. This Land has not
been offered for sale until within the last two
months, and within this time six Farms have
been sold to Settlers, who are no-y clearing and
building. The aforementioned Land will be
sold in lots to suit purchasers, and terms pay
ment made easy. A plan OF the Land, and a
map OF the County, can be seen and any 9TH
obtained, by applying to
G.. w. SOUTHGATE.
Leicester, January "a, 1927. 5
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Commissioners Notice.
reD Braintree, Jan. IS, 1927.

OOnlHltSS3ON6TS JVOE1C6.
EETE E, the Subscribers, having
w been appointed by the Hon. Nathan
iel Paine, Judge of Probate for the county of
Worcester, Commissioners TO receive and ex.
anime the Claims of the Creditors of the Es-
tate of MOSES WRIGHT, Esq: late of Tenn
pleton, in said county, deceased, represented
insovent, hereby give notice-that Six Months
from the sixteenth day of January instant are
allowed the Creditors to. bring in and prove
their Claims and that we will attend that SER
vice at the House of Col. Cabin Townsley,
Innholder, in said Templeton, on the first Sat
urdaysin March, April, May and July next,
from one to six o'clock, in the afternoon, on
each OF said days. SAMUEL SWAN,
SAMUEL LEE.
TsoaanIeg Inn Jam Q6 1nO7
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Worcester, So. January Is, 1927.
A TTACHED on mesne pro-

a cess, taken on Execution, and will be
sold to satisfy the same, at the Inn of William
Healy, & Co. in Southbridge, on Friday the
sixteenth day of February next, at one O'Clock
in the afternoon--all the Right in Equity F1a,t-
cts & Leonard Harding have to redeem Cot
ton Factory, recently occupied by them--with
all the privileges thereunto belonging, situated
about three miles south of the Meeting House
in Southbridse, on the road leading to Wood
stock, Comm
LEMUEL DUNBAR, d. Sheriff.
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Farm, Mills, &C.
THE Subscriber offers for
sale an excellent Farm, pleasantly sit
uated in Belchertown, about two miles from
the Meeting house, on the road from Enfield
to Northampton. It contains about $50 acres
of Land, of which $50 acres are under good
Improvement. On the premises are a good
two-story Dwelling house, Wood-house, Barn,
and other Out-buildings-aII IN good repair.
ALSO,
One other Farm, lying on Swift river, in the
essterly part of the town, containing lis acres
eff Land, well adapted for raising grain or
grass.
LIKEWISE,
A good Grist-Mill and two Cardins Ma
chimes. The property will be sold together or
separate, as will best suit purchasers. Terms
liberal. Inquire on the premises of
NATHAN SUBWAY.
Belchertown, Dec. Is. 1926. eow.4m
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Vermont.

THE Subscribers have for
u salt FARM in the town of Barnard,
County Of Windsor, and State of Vermont
about 100 acres of excellent Land.
One half is under improvement, with com
Bile Dwellng-House, new Barn, and Out
Buildings. 1t has summer and winter keep
ing sufficient for IL Cows, and will, with good
husbandry keep double the number II may
be had at the extreme low price OF $3.50 flap
piled for within 80 days.-For further particu-
lars, inquire Capt Luke Stone, on the prem
ises, or the Subscribers.
C. r. & A. STONE.
Shrewsbury, Mass. Dec. 25, 1926.
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Commissioners Notice.
AVE the Subscribers havir

w been appointed by the Hon. NATHAN
TEL PAINE, Judge of Probate tor the County
OF Worcester, Commissioners to receive and
examine the claims of the Creditors on the Es-
tate Of JONAS w. WHITNEY, late of West
minister, deceased, represented insolvent, here
by give notice--that Six Months, from the
ninth day Of January current, are allowed the
Creditors TO bring in and prove their Claims /;
and that we shall attend that service at the
house Of Oliver adams, Innholder in said West
minister, on the first Mondays of February,
March, and June, from two to six o'clock in
the afternoon on each of said days.
CYRUS WINSHIP,
OLIVER ADAMS.
Westminster, January Q, 1897. S.
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Worcester, IS. Jan. IL, 1877.
A TTACHED on mesne pro-

In ces, taken on Execution, and will be
sold at Public Vendue, at the house Ar
chl6afd Blacks, in Barre, in said COUNTY, on
Friday, the 10th day of February nett, at
two O'Clock, ?. Mall the Right in Equity
which JAMES w. JENKINS has to redeem
the following Real Estate, viz. Farm dtuat-
ed about three miles westerly of the Meet
-ing-house in said Barre, containing abot one
hundred acres of Land, with Buildings here
on bounded northerIy and easterly by the
Esquire Jenkins Farm, so called, westerly by
Hopkins and Carruth's Land, southerly by
the Timothy Jenkins Farm. so called. spd is
$3.50 III "''untne SAID James ". .JnLi,,o
now lives. SETH HOLDEN, ID. SbssF '''
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Worcester, IS. Jan. 10, 1927.
.NAKEN on Execution, hay-

= ing been attached on mesne process,
and will be sold at Vendue to satisfy the
same, on Wednesday the 18th day Of FebruN-
ry next, at two of the clock, P. M. at the Inn
of Recompenee Cary. in Ward, all the Right
in Equity that JOHN BARTLETT and AN
SON BARTLETT have to redeem the fol-
lowing Real Estate about three acres of Land,
with Buildings, situated on both sides of the
road leading from Ward Westinghouse to Ok
ford, and is the same Estate which the said
.ansoa now mproves--also, the Farm on which
the said John now lives. Both Of said Estates
are situated in Ward aforesaid.
WILLIAM EATON, d. Sheriff.
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Millinery y MQntua-Making.
MISS c. CA0TB9
"AKES this method of r.

A@c&eS w Ss@ - 1870
TAKES this method of re-
u turning her thanks to the Ladies of
Worcester and its vicinity, for their patronage
heretofore granted. She has just received
new assortment Of Goods in the above line,
which, added TO her former stock, makes
very general Notwithstanding Of Silk,
and other materials, of the most fashionable
colours, for Bonnets; Silk and Gauze Hdkfs. !;
Laces, of all kinds; Lace Wells; Ribbons !;
Artiicials; Plumes; Curls; Shell Combs and
variety of other articles too numerous to
mention-which she now offers for sale at her
Shop, nearly opposite the Centre School
House. All kinds of DREssEs made in the
latest fashion, and on reasonable terms. Miss
c. hopes, by diligence and fsithfuluess in her
business, to merit her share of custom.
Worcester, Dec. IS, 1926.
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For Sale.

A FACTORY PRIVILEGE, situated
LA near the middle of the town Of North.
borough, on the Post-Road from Worcester TO
Boston. On the premises are a Dwelling
House, and Carding Factory, with an excel
lent Garden; which will be sold on reasonable
terms.-For further particulars, inquire of JO-
NAH B. STRATTEN, Of Northboroueh. or Of
LoRlNG BRIGHAM, on the premises.
Marlborough, January 81, 1927. s,
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RICHARD. CLEVELAND

w lie Auction, on Wednesday, 18th
March next, the REAL ESTATE in Lancas-
ter, on which he now resides; consisting of
three-story brick. Mansion, so feet by 40, in
complete repair, with piazza the whole ex-
tent Of the front-a convenient Farmhouse of
two stories, spacious Barns, Stables, Granary,
Coach-house, &c.-with about 3l3 acres of
Land, we'll proportional in Moving, Arabic,
Pasturage and Woodland. The Mansion, and
any part of the Farm, will be sold separately,
il desired; and the residue in such lots as
will accommodate the purchasers. After the
sale of the House, will be sold the FURNI-
TURE, consisting Of Straw and Kidderminster
Carpets, for parlours, chambers entry and
etairs Mahogany Side-board, Dining, Break
fast and Card Tables, Sofas, Easy Chairs,
Wardrobes, and Bureaus; High Post, Field,
and Low Post Bedsteads, Wash and Light
Stands, Chairs Fire Sets, Looking Glasses,
and Paintings of various kinds; Dining and
Tea Sets of China; Glassware; Feather
Beds, Mattresses, Blankets and Counterpanes;
London-made day Clock in mahogany
case; Commode China Bidet; a Tin
Bathing Tub, and Shower Bath and a great
variety of Kitchen Furniture. Also, the Lii.
brary, consisting of about 900 volumes.
Al the same time will be sold, an excel
lent PASTURE, in the town of AshbuInham
near the Watatick Mountain, containing l3s
acres, well walled with stone, and divided in.
to two parts by like wall. Also, all the
Stock and Carriages, consisting Of Cattle
Sheep, Swine; Horse and Chaise a lgh
Wagon; two Sleighs; and all the Farmiu,
Ute0sils. Sale on the premises, to commenc
at 9 O'Clock, A. Nj.
Lancaster, Jan. 80, 1927. 6w-5
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Barnard is one of the most fourishing agri-
cultural towns in the County has abnut 1900
inhabitants, 16 miles from Woodstock, and
about the same distance from Windsor.
1-6W
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.MACHLJNERY CASTINGS.

DANIEL HAYWOOD & Co.
- give notice, that they will furnish ev-
cry description of CASTINGS, without delay,
warranted easy to work, and in good order,
and at the lowest prices. Orders by Mail, or
left at our Store near the Brick Hotel, will re-
ceive immediate attention.
Worcester, August IA, 1926. 3wseow6m
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Wanted,

IN the month of April or May,
n BOY. from IA to Is years of age, as an
Apprentice to the, Tailoring Business. Ap-
ply to THOMPSON KIMBERLY. F.
Worcester, Jan. "a. 1927. :
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7sanptetOn, Jan. &c, 1927.
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Shrewsbury, Mass. Dec. IS, 1926.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-07-14

Poverty is productive of so many
evils, such severe trials, that the suffer-
ers check the remonstrances of consci-
ence, from the belief that their strength
is not proportioned totheir suferings.
Hunger, they plead, tempts them to
steal; fear Of punishment induces them
10 lie; paucity ofenjoyment drives them
to drinking; and when drunk, they are
not accountable for their actions. A
religious education would soon con-
vince these poor and easy deluded
people, that in our country such pleas
cannot palliate their crimes. Labour
is in demand, and liberal rewards crown
the eXertions Of the industrious, and
none but the idle, drunken and profit
gate, can suffer from absolute want.
Neatness and content ....a mild con-
scien,ious wife....a happy husband....
dutious and aiiectionate children.... be-
meath humble shelter, and supported
by the fruits of daily industry, are not
merely the creatures Of poets brain.
Many, who habitually visit the abodes
of the poor, can bear witness to their
existence; and they will also bear wit
ness, that the piety, nea,ness, economy
aud patience oflhe wife, are the sources
whence flow all these comforts.
"scom not the simple annals of the poor"
Much may be done by the middling,
as well as higher class of women, to
disseminate good principles, and SO
take the bitterest dregs from the cup of
human misery, Of which the labouring
women of every country must, from
the established order of things, drink
deep and often.
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IOETRY


Ne thank our fair friend, the author Of tn
annexed little poem, for the favor she has con
ferred on us by contributing TO make our poet
cal department interesting. She is respectfully
assured, that we shall slways he glad to hea'
from her, and shall he proud Of her polite a;ten
fions.
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o, swee. the pensive twilight hour,
When the sun has sunk to rest,
When the dew dsoP glitters the fragrant flower,
And bright is the glowing west
IT'S sweet to gaze on the silyery moon,
When her Lean. a,e bright, and clear,
And weet are the notes OF melody then,
A. they steal on the listening ear.
But iwee,er Ear, is the brillian. light,
That beams from affections ray;
Oh. there's noushi J Ike this Gun give delight,
. When other Joys decay
lie genial charms, can cheer the heart,
By the storms of affection riven:
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