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SALEM. May l3. Arr brig Mermaid, Waters,
from Fort Royal
18th arr ship Two Brothers, Meek, SO days from
Gottenburg.
PORTLAND, Mayo. Arr brig Beaver, Hum
phrey, from Havana.
10th arr brig Sebago, Woodbury., from Havana.
llth arr brig Superb, Sawyer from Havana,
SACO, May 8. Salad schrs Ant, Patterson, for
Providence; Enterprize, GiIlpatrIck Fall River;
Spring Bird, Underwood, Providence; sloops Jo-
scph, Baker, do; Victory, Bee, do.
BOSTON, May y. Arr ship Emorad, Heard,
from Calcutta; brigs Tencdos, Clifford, Smyrna,-
James, Barker, Halifax; schrs Despatch, TrIpp, FIN
Providence; Superb Fogg, Charleston.
Cid brig Dolly, Martin. Warren.
18th arr brigs Herald, Curtis, from Campeachy;-
Nancy, Brown, Bilboa.
Cid ship Sarah and Caroline, Prince, Charleston.
HARTFORD, May l3 Arr sloop Sally, Poarco,
from Providence,
NEW YORK, May ~. Arr ships Parachute,
Nichols, from Havre; Eliza and Abby, Wood, from
Savannah; Florida, Tyler New Orleans; VIM and
George, Dyson, Londonderry; brgs Kent, Fraser,
Rotterdam; Tampico, Rathbone, Car,hagena; schr
Cheraw Nichols, Savannah.
18th arr snip Romulus. Lovctt, from Havre; brigs
Pedar, Tunis. MarseIlles; Thatcher, Thatcher, fin
Gibraltar; Wanderer, Berry, st Johns, NIB; sooP
Splendid Young, Key West.
Cid ships Jupiter, Clark, st Croix; Douglas, for
Curacao, briggs Swftsure, Attwo ood, Gibraltar; Ok
ford, Prince, iIavre.
PHILADELPHIA, May l2. Arr ship Fanny,
Foukc, from Liverpool; brys Orleans, Paltrey, firm
Mayaguez, PR; Fe!eciana, Graves, n Orleans; schr
WaverIy, st Eustatia, Gold lIun,ress, Curric, from
Providence; Domestic, Hall, do.
Cid brig Joseph Eas,burn, Donaldson, for st
Thomas.
BALTIMORE, May II. Arr brigs George and
Henry, Chandler from Lima and Coqulrnbo; Flora
DAVIS, BRISTOL, +; schrs Cora, Collius, st Thomas;
sloop Eliza Alien, Wilmington.
CID ship Gov Van Schotcn, Pucn, Gbraltar;-
schr Lapwing, Kennedy, St Thomas.
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II. q. ALLEN.

rs constantly receiving at his New Ware Rooms, Cabinet
u Furniture of all d,scrption.-Lkewisc from hs Char
Mandatory, al kinds of Chaisnleror TO none received
from Ncwiok A, h.. late sale. N Auction, has created no
little excitement among hi, pretended friends aud Brother
Chips-hr would inform the public generaly-ha noiwil-
standing his large Annual Sae' At Auction, the Ware Rooms
will be well supplied having in his employ hfywo kmcn
and bog No pains spared TO have SEASONED stock AMI
good furniture. May IL
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MARRIED,

In Attleborough, Mr.. Joseph b. Gay, Of Philad
ephia, to Miss Abigail b. Ellis, daughter Of Mr.. ia
bcz Ellis, Of the former placa.
In Coventry, on Sunday last, by the Rev. Mr..
Wilson, Mr. James +. Munroo, Of this town, to
Miss Amey Greene, Of the former place.
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DIMFRIES' HIGHLY APPROVED
I'VE WAITED

IHSiIIS safe and powerful wash for infdmed Eyes
"A st,h's prctlinet among the multitude Of ordnasy
Ircpitt "7s for This pirWc. The not obstinate tho
oL slight nrn!iol- ul that Sca,rc cyyan, yield to thn
lsihy ai;ToNcd Eye Water, which will brace and rsA'<o
me tne uf the diseased parts On eyes the etst
gly s,liitry. In Of ycrs standing, the
exctei relief has brn received, aiicr other applications Of
interim efficacy had failed. Hcakafss sOreHess aud 9th.
er c"n ms oi the Eyes, preeeins from eods have been
isnninc'tiy removed. Those who il pronounce H. be
tm best prt'rr,ihG fr this complaint they met with,
especially IA Obstinate of and inanaton-
Irtfc - ~rHts b,tiis.
AL4o-Ihc rated CdmJrian Tooth Ache PHis which
give immediate rel,r wnl. the e,i injury Ia the Teeth
On fiii this VIII be tand OF Tie lest edies known
Tor ihiS p'ininl coin,hlHt. Price 80 ccnts a hos.
y Prepared and sold wricsile by 4. KIDER, peo,ri.
.tr n tie CoHrdB .Hed.ciHf, ~ Coming Room iu Ciap.
bcis over No %, tonco tt and Hanover Streets and
retail by lS special appointment, ngctier with all the tile
different artclc OF the Conway Meicinc) by the following
Druggists, viz JOSEPH BALCIi IT, and
JOHN II. MASON Co
bscrve. genuine without the riten signature
OF r. kthDE", ru the outside printed wrapper
l.nr.r discount I" tilu-c who buy 10 seil aylin.
AprI O.
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REMOVAL.

FENiE subscriber respectfully informs his enls and the
public generally, u,i hu has removed his Guiding r.,
thkmcnt fuhn No IN No Canal street where he " "a
b. happy to wlt n ! who viii fyU him with a eaI. Y
has rit received from New York. elegant assoent II
it,r i Cissimecs, Ntsngs, new'and elegant pa'ie,,s
Trimmings o every description. few poce- BIown EievL
Dlnss superior atcc, nud stripes iur ran,aopai LA.
en- Dnl'nts, Bansu" Cords with great variety e cher
Goods, to numerous L. mcntion.
ALSO.
On hand the most extensive assortment Of Ciu ,V ~.
has ever been Offered IN the market, all II wir 80 -
IN prime si,r, and the mHS durable nanner, t .vni SO
sold ut snr'l advance, and AT the lowest cash pst-'s.
may T. JAMES SNAi'.EY.
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PANTUIKEr nDrEh AND STAGE HOUSE.
:. Il. EDWARDS,

e NONTlSI FS 10 keep the above establishment, aud b
" preplrc Ia accommodate people oi business and genil
Nistg iS Village, Ia m1nCT, e trusts, VIII bs sat.
slactl - busc vino may Favor him with their company
the rH'c i1s lisly rn thoroughly rl'n I'd and nats-
rially Improved, which rn,crs OF the most coni,
di,ais establishments in t;.h vicinity.
Gani ilu>,S and Ilniscs ken fur the accupinsls.
ton oi LIS customers wip may wlIi To rsit the numerals
and c,rin uuf,rirrs il Tie vicinity Aso gosd faea
aud careful driver is attached ~ The Hotel. Careful and
scnci ncn attend Tie stable, where horses wiz lie krS
III rl>'Whc terms.
Tie following Lines oC stages arrive and dep,r from tts
hWc dty, where be taacu fH almost every
tan "i tlic criatty, viz
BSttm CtiICns IUci
Hriun Commercial ia,
Wore s'-r aud kcrnr 10
Tannt,n and New. lcdi,rI ,ot
Sl,tc'SylIc Arrula nrdl'i1n do
Pawirchoi md Providence Hourly do,
Pswiuckct, nIlrch ~, ISIS
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Mons MATTHIAS gives an excellent enter
tsinment this evening at the Washington Hotel.
We recommend to those who are fond Of wit
Messing. Herculean feats to p ay him visit
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TwENTY-FoUR THOUSAND DOLLARS

TWENTY-FOUR THOUSAND DOLLARS.
NlERE hs been considerable anxiety displayed BY
u fny good friends flmt in the above handsome
'aptal slnnld by any mlJJtuHe remain on my hands un
sold, would absolutely render totally incapable of any
Sad oi business Whatever aud doubt be the complete
ruinatiOa" vi me- now give
PUBLIC NOTICE,
And do hereby call ny friends, and all 10 unite
heart and hand To brdher-fum nnnhiation by the
above horrible calamity. There Is bat Straight forward
course to pnrSe on ;he present melancholy occason-
have nj THIS time few of the tickets remaining hands
unsuld the dnwg will probably be received This Day
CAL and save, q, Brother from ruin, by preventing
liz drawing ~ 900 ollarswlch may be done by Jrircas
Ing the whole Of the vefy few tickets nmt may be found
CLARK'S
H. Island state Iottery and Exchange office, No lo IA and
Ii, Market street. corner Of Union Buildings.
Bank Bills examined and all Lottery information given
gratis. may II
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NEW SPELLING BOOK.

NEW SPELLING BOOK
VHNIE National Spelling Book, PrDnoncin: Tutor,
a containing nIdincnts Ol onhograpIy and pununcia-
ton on an improved pan by which the sound of every syi
liable Is distinctly Shown, according Walkers principles al
English ouIpgrliIy WIi Progressive reading eSsos -
Designed tor the use of schools, the United STATES BY
b. ID. Emerson, principal OF the Adams Grammar School
Boston. Received and Tor sale by
uUTCHENS & CORY,
II No !, Market street
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FLOUR, OATS, &c.
rom sloop Eloisa-JO0 bbls Canal Flo,

II ANDING from sloop Eoisa-3O0 bbls Canal Flou
III 4 fresh ground
800 bushels Oats,
30 bbls mess Pork,
1000 lbs leaf Lard.
20O1 lbs dried Reef,
400 bushels ShOts,
1000 lbs ciecse--EH salo by y. 2. DAY SON.
may 10
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VESSELS SPOKEN
10Th. lat 81 s, long 6s, schr Experiment, Thurbcr
b ssce, Iof 81 Domingo.
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REMOVAL

"ARr DhWLEY, Merchant Taiors, respectfully
iniorm their friends and the public, ,hi tlcy have
removed rpm No l. C1n-ton street, Ia No. ~, Wtstmn
-er street where they will be happy 10 a who may
favor them with their custom.
THEr KEEF cOSsr,STS on HAyD, n general assortment
~ ins,,hds Caslcfcs, Ncstngs, &c. They win make
garments In te neatcst manner and M the shortest notice
~ 2Mtlcll . attention paid 20 cutting. mIIea 26i
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may 10
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PORTER AND PALE ALE

PORTER AND PALE ALE.
FHNllE subscribers have taken cellar No ., Union Build
n ines directy under the Posi- Otlice where they will
keep iiand durng the ensuing PoR and IA
ALE, IN Bottles, for sale by the gIoce, dzen single
tie. they their Porter and Alc be AS good as
any that Is manufactured in the country and from the
rbished reputation Dl their Brewery they anticipate n bc
raj patronage. VASSAR y MlLBANK.
miy III 4w
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GLADDING & SWEET,

MAHOGANY FRAMED LOOKING GLAssEs
A extensive arso tment just received and fw sas "
IA MUSES. rTTTER 3 OD.
May 10 M. D., CScAp 10
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REAL, ESTATE.

REAL ESTATE.
On TUESDAY neat, at II O'Clock, A. NJ on the Premi
ses,
THE valuable REAL EsrATE, Leonging the bcin sf
Col jeremiah ''cy Consisting of 10 House Lots situated
on Pawtuckct East Turnpike, near Olney's Lane.
ALSO,
One ut o meadow land, containing acres and As rod
adjoining, westerly said Huusc Lots
ALSO,
One Lot, containing aud lG rods, with a bara
thereon, standing IN the ftle fint mentioned Lot with
never Failing spring, Of water and fountain erected ere-
on, whh an ne Ot hrrporRon passed Siay session. 1902,
pecing 10 the said Jeremiah Oney, and his inis and as
sislS ile right and exclusive of std waters with rgEt
!mg logs, aud penalty for disturbing said logs &c kefeS
rhce to The said grants o incorporation and plat tho aloyo
described premises ny be- examined by calling the Cour-
ting Room "f NJ. s'toddad Conditions made known us
ine Oi and place of sale. NAV II
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WANTED,

A SMART, active lad, Ia attend in Grocery Store
"a One that resides IN tswn would bc preferred. In.
uuire OF SEkELL x BOSNORTH,
NAV atlaw No. lO. Brold street.
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ALBERT SWEET.

FASHIONABLE HAIR CUTTER,
No 80, WestmiHSer-Strcet, COrncr Of OrdRgc-Srect,
EZ EEPS constantly hand, Combs Lather brushes Po
n "A matIm Hair brushes, r,oth brushes Cologne water
Hair Oh, RaZors and Razor Straps, Shaving soap, Cour
Plaster and great variety Of articles necessary for the gen
tlemcn's toilet
Razors honcd and set in tie keenest order. may IL
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RAM CADET k&TN
s$ MARINE LIST Sse

High water this day, llh l0m-Sunday, llh 81
m-Monday, l2h 42n-Tuesday, In 27m.
II subtr acting ID gives high Newport
adding 3hou and maues gives the time high Boston
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DRY GOODS

NLhDDfNG * SWEET, have just received from New
w York, and Will this morning open, complete assert
et of soa.oable Day GooDs principally purchased
late auctions which they offer for sale on accoin,odatn.
terms, ut No. {, Market-sqIiare. may IA.
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BY MARTIN STODDARD.

PEW AT AUCTION.
TRIS DAY. May i7tb O'Clock A. NJ in front Of ouee
Pew No "a in the i Baptist Meeting Iouc wiboa reserve
MAY II MARTIN STODDARD, Auct.
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CURRENT MONEY
NNTlLL lie exchanged the most accommodating
Wv terms, by PAINE burgess,
may II No. IL, Market Square.
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ALVAN CLARK, JR,
ESPECTFULlY informs the citizens Of Providence,
~ that he Is about to leave town and thosc wishing tor
pictures from his hand, must make application within
week, at his house, No. 2l7, Benefit sliect. may 10
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FURNITURE AT AUCTION.

FURNITURE AT AUCTION.
THIS DAY May l1th AT O'Clock, A. M. in front Of Office
No. !, Market Square,
variety Of lnndsonc Furnfrte, Consisting OF Go.
eian soia Malngany Side board, Secretary and
Book cise, Chains Iedsteas Entry Lamp lone Time peace
2'lnadrans Nautical Books Sc &c by order oft,e
administrators of ilYc Estate OF The late Daniel Paine
may II MARTIN sTODDARD Auct.
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WANTED.

AN Ed.
Situation is wanted by young man, who y partially
n acquainted with English aud West India Goods, and
also with Book keeping He has been engaged in active
business years and feels confident that IN noS' Kinds
active business he should give satisfaction To his enpo,er
Please appIy at this Office. epstf may ~
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WANTED.
a SUPERINTENDENT ola Wooen Mandatory,
"a O." whs Is well qualified good encouragement wi
be gvru. The best recommendations 10 character
caiabiliy will he required. Apply To
may 10 SLATER, WARDWELL x co.
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PAINTS, OIL, WINDOW GLASS, &C.
BhRY and ground white Lead Of the first quality,
~ Verdegr>e, dry aud ground In Oil,
Paris white aud whiting, by the cask, Or at retail,
French and American yellow, Lampblack,
Venetian aud red Lead, Spanish Brown,
Leglhrfec, Umhcf, Chrome Yellow,
French Green, Nennion, Prisian Hue,
Paint Brushes ID all Sizes Copal and Japan varnisli Lin
sced Oil, raw and boiled,
Spirits Turpontino. Window Glass Of all sizes,
White Lead in Ike q, frSt and ID qualify.
The above Paints offered for sale, ,a wholesale retail
The subscribers wish 10 return their thanks to their
toners aud solicit continuance of their fayors assuring
them ihit their stock shall h. of the first quality, and their
pcts n low ~ good stock can ie bmgh, IN this town
r. Il. j. CLARKE,
April 2mlaw Central street.
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<1z..A WANTED TO HIRE,
Essm small House, within mile OF the great bridge.
.14& Ren; about Hundred Dollars. Inquire at this
Office, II
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SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.
TrYTIE Spring term ri Miss sturevant's Schh will con
T. mcncc IN the village of Noorsoke, Smitied, III
first Monday IN May inst.
may
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FUGITIVE POEMS
BY Mas. ELIzABETH T.. JoNEs,
"Ill be ready for delivery 10 subscribers, at the OF
w flee of the Literary Cadet, ON Monday next.
may 10
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IuST landing Rchardon Whitakor's Wharf, $50 log.
- Mahogany Of good qnaiy-for sale low II taken from the
Wharf.
duced prices,
Copa varni.h usual always hand aud for sale by
NAV ii Il. q. ALLEN.
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FIETEEN DOIJARS REV ARD

A BSCONDED from the service Of the subscriber, on in
a "A dented apprentice named Jonathan Hill Any per-
who will arrest and commit 10 prison the above named
apprentice, shall receive the above r:ward ...
may GEO. {. BROWN:
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NEW GOOD

NEW GOODS
Nu OSES POTTER q co. No. 50, Cheapsilc, have
1Vk just received per ship Atlas, extensive assortment
CRocKERY, and CHINA WARE selected expressly ur this
market, from the best manufactures IN saiiordshlre
uay II
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MONEY WANrE
Gs sSAAfhAA Wanted "A valuable Brick House.
Sp and lot worth double that aIiount-the
Interest VIII be pad half yearly qulrery- request ted
the mortgage will be given Tor years rs may
suit the hiorsagee. Apply To
MARTIN STODDARD,
may 10 No. Market Square.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-08
From the New.york Commercial Advertiser

The packet ship Edward Quesnel, Hawkins
arrived yrsl~r I'd ~ from HINrg, and brings Pari
papers tn tie Is Of Ju"e. In the absence OF
o,rer mater, we have amused ourselves this
morning by makios a" snalys,s IF he debate
which rok place in tn, Chamber of Deputies
on the IA - Of Jpne, on motion ~ impeacb
e late Minscrs. Had rime and our limIs
al ,o~ed, w should have presen,ed a more CO.
piou> ab,trac Of this .Inter' sting proceeding.
ABRIDGED FROM THE CONSTITUTIONAL.
Lnyeachmem 0fM TMe.s.--The hall of the
Chamber of Deputies was crowded, a, the Sit
ting OF the IA h June, with an unusual number
of spectators. Manv distinguished foreigners
were pr, sent. The President opened the sit
ting by stating the order of the day, and re-
marking that tie mos, profound calmn,s SIS
ought to te preserved dsring the discussion,
viii, h partook Of judicial character, since the
proposition to be boug ht forward might be the
first &C, Of a grave and solemn proceeding.
NJ. Liable Pompieres had the floor.
Profound Hence re,gned IN the assembly;
and the orator, though his voice was of no
grea compass, was distinctly heard in all parts
of the hall I'll, ministers having been success
sively introduced, he addressed the chamber.
He said that or the S0,h Ct May last, he had
pledged hlmseifto prefer an accusati n against
the ministers Their retreat did mot involve
their aosoIuiion; and If the facts he should SUBJ
nit appeared to the chamber of as grave cha
"a, t,r as hey did 10 him, they could not hest
tate 70 pass on the conduct of men who had
led Frsnce to he brink Of an abyss But II
the measure did dot meet their app oba'ion, it
would, a, least, be- another effor, 10 maintain
tn, Institutions Of the country. He then en-
deasoured TO d. monslrate, that though here
was no law defining the responsibility of MN
listers, i, did no, 70 low that they might 10, be
subject 10 accusaion.-He snould speak of the
ministry, he said, as still existing, Thoue h
dissolved, its dolngs remained. They weighed
heavily upon France; they oppressed il, and ii
was 10 them he would call attention. There
was no one who, being inlerrosated in good
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-08

The National Gazette notices the new "P'
llical Constitution Of the Peruvian Rrpa'S
given by the General Constitutional CoagIeA
on the 18Th March, 1894 copy Of VIM
was sent the editor from Lima. BY his I'''''
ment it is established, that for Eve y''f'. !"
come, no alteration or reform IN this Co0'i,
ton is to be allowed to take place. Ih' ~
lowing are quoted as thr most striking prov
sious of the new Constitution. -,
"The Peruvian nationis for ever, hee y.
independence seperate and sovereign o''
Ito religion IS The Roman Calhoi,; and QUO y.
worship is not to BIZ loleraIed.-CrIzeH"i
may be acquired. on The part OF the ei'Ta' :
any other division of America, by '"cWa.
residence, and previous declaration oil lop
lion. 1t is forfeited by sIave-Irsdlng' o ~,
ruptcy, non-paymen, Of Deus to the p'J h,
treasury, notorious gambling, drunktn"r'H IS.
abandonment of wife without reason
grancy," sc. f., il.
The Peruvian Government adopts 10 "a.
government, the popular representative e0" ' Al
ted form. The two houses OF Cons,' '"r d
organized as ours are,-the powers and "' ~.
the President are also nearly the sap'' ,I
are differences in the modes OF eIef,.p" ,rr
the Observation-Disclosures required '"' si.;
Of the Presidentship is four years, .,r,t
immediate re-eIegibility. There is permit, ',o,
Council of State, composed Of tie" oe".
chosen by joint vote of the two nous ne.' ri
Con- ress. The judiciary is indcpenu..Tu' vi
removable only by Impeachment ,- n" tH
toucb The Peruvian soil are flee.-CSI M
constitution, all citizens are equal 10 'S'
advantages.
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Fur the Pkenix Gazette.

Fur the Phenix Gazette.
LINES,
Inscribed 10 the amiabis MISS -.
In leaving thee, leave behind
All that ON earth 10 me Is dear,
heart sincerely true and kind,
An eye Oft wet with PHYS tear
Ohcould my pen the truth afford,
Could scanty language only tell
= How much 4 fear the dreadful word
The sad'nipg smiie-.the last farewell.
Dare attempt paint to thee
Nv bosom's bursting boist'rous wave
Indeed, indeed, you'd pity me
And think me happy'n the grave.
All! who, when am far away,
O,erwhelm'd with trouble grief and care
will friendships holy gem display
An who will dry the falling tear.
when weeping DER my wretched woes,
Who then will my sad sorrows share;
To whom shall my thoughts disclose,
where find faithful triend-Oh wherei
Alssi alas! on earth there's none
know not one when thou art fled,
In this wide world Pm left alone,
And ev'ry friend had Is dead.
Death has dcpriv'd ne of them all,
And if but one only crave,
like thunder through vaulted hall
He gives me reference TO the grave
Oh, then, in leaving thee behind.
leave all that is dear on Garth
heart sincerely true and kind
volume of exalted worth WA. T. r
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