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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-11-03
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The accounts from the interior become more
favorable to us. The Bey of Titery has been
beheaded in an Instruction. of which the Ka-
hyles have taken ad vantage to exterminaic his
partizans, and the Turks who were retained in
his service. They have since returned TO the
mountains.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-11-03

ST, PETERSBURG, Sept. 3. The Ambassador
OF the King Of the French has had an audience
with the Emperor of Russia therefore II NAV
be considered that Russia has acknowledged
the new French government
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-11-03

BRussFLs, Sept H. The city is again plunged
in alarm by the sudden return of the Deputies
from the Assembly Of the State General at he
Hague. The greatest confusion prevails 1t
is expected the Kings troops will occupy Brus.
sells either this evening to morrow morning
their presence is heartily desired. Agitation is
at its height, and the Belgian party are said to
wish now to return TO order We dread starry
ing and iniulate mob.
BRUssELs Sept 81 For tho last hour the
drums have been beating to arms, and the toe.
sin sounding. The advanced posts of the
Royal troops are at our gates, and smart fire
of muskeiry has commenced The disorder is
frightiul, The peoples minds exasperaied
Six hundred of the Burghcr Guard have been
d'satmed by the populace. Part of these guards
have joined the people Every body Is hiding
his valuahIes. The women and children are
leaving the city, which is unpaved and barri-
caded. How will all this end /?
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-11-03

Baron a. dc Lederer, tho Austrian Consul
General has published notice. that INV slave
tho niononi he sells his feet upon the soil Of
Austria, 10 irec--his Government bay dc.
creed that every man has inborn liuh,s, and ia
entitled TO civil liberty. '..'
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-11-03

The United States troops have driven off all
the persons engaged in digging for gold in tho
Cherokee country. II was found necessary TO
coniae about twenty Of these money diegers for
a snort time. The dgRers had threatened OPP
position TO The troops, but nothing serious was
appTebended
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-11-03

Pooa DrvrLs' This was tho designation
which the Hon. John Forsyth, of Georgin,
chose repeatedly 20 apply to the Cherokee
Indians. during his vituperntivs speech
against them on the floor Of the Senate last
winter The best commentary upon this un-
feeling Tudeness is furniscd by the Cherokee
Phenix Of the 9Th instant, received this morn.
ing. II contains an interesting account of the
celebration Of the blount Wesley Sunday
School Anniversary. Many people, and some
OF those even, who are interested in their be.
half may perhaps be surprised TO learn that
these Indians have formed several societies for
cutiyatng and diffusing the blessings of mo.
rality and religion. The Chiefs generally take
the lead md support them by their example
and contributions. They have Missionary 80.
cIetes, Tract Societies, Sunday School Socie.
ties, Benevolent Societies, Book Societies, and
Temperance. In connection with the Sunday
Schools the Board have resolved to put the
plan Of Bible Class instruction into operation as
soon as possible, and have made arrangements
to obtain n suitable library Of books for the
purpose. We should like to sec Mr.. Forsyth's
constituents--we will not call them Poor
Deyjls"-engaged in works as good as these.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-05

Tn the Senate, on wednesday,Mr H.SDaIeK'
reported bill to authorize sab,erlP',"" 20 q,
the SO, IT the Louisville apd Por land Canal
Company. After an hour spent in the consldera'
ton OF executive bo,iness. Mr. FooT's reso'u no"
was taken up. and Mr. SPRAeuE concluded MS
remark. ia rel ply % Msssrs BENroS and HAYNE
and in defence Of New England men, measures
and character.
In the House oTrepresentative' the resolo
tons of the Legislature Of North Carolina, on
the subject Of the reduction Of the duty on Sat-
where alter a brief discussion, laid on the "a
BILE Mr. McDurr1E having stated that me
Committee Of Way. and Means would to, DAY
report q bill on the subi-ct. The House then
took I'D The bin TO provide for taking the 9th
Census, being a special order Of the day: La
Committee Of the Whole on the state Of the
Union, supdrv amendments were made, a'ier
which the committee rose and reported pro
gresa, and the House then adjourned.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-05

The Frederick Citizen gives the following
additional particulars relative 10 the assessing
,iop of Col. THOMAS B. DUNN, Superintendent
Of the Armory al Harper's Ferry, BY one Foe
pezer Cor.
Il appears Cox for his vorthlessness had
BEEN discharged from employment by Colonel
d m, who persisted In his refusal 10 give
him employment again; in consequence oil
which Cox made bi ,er threats oil vengeance,
which however, were disregarded. Psriou
iseihe time OF the fatal occurrence, C"x was
seen going into Colon'l Dann's Office, and
soon after the report of a mu>kei was heard
Those who repaired TO the "ffire 10 enquire in'
to he cause, foand Col Dunn sitting in his
chair hf.isss and he gun leaning against the
wall Suspicion immediately liked upon Cox,
and after ., abort search heawas found conceal
ed in the water wheel Of the works. On being
taken Into custody he ack"owedEed ne had
murdered Col. Dunn, and expressed regret
lha, he had not an opportunity 20 w'.ak MS
yenvcsnce on others who had incurred his en-
miIy: his conduct was that OF demon, utier-
ipr the most horIid imprecarioDs, and esin'
ciue total desli,u,ion Of compunctios or re-
morse. He was carried 10 Charlrstown and
committed to prison 10 avail, his rial Thus
has fallen in the very prime OF life by the
hand Of an assassin, Thos. B Dunn, man OF
sterling merit, and an offio err whose devotion 10
his du,y WAS always exemplary and prsise-"or-
thy. He has left mother and sister who were
wholly de pend.n, on him for q support.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-05

We have before US, says the Nav York Com
mercial Advertiser. the reports OF Legislative
Committee Of Massachusetts, appointed TO in
vsuiea,e the concerns Of the Btlcherrown Far.
merso Bank, and the Sutton Bank They de-.
yelope uansac lions Ct sto,k- jobbing enormity,
tqualling any of the memorable disclosures
made in New York, during the Investigations
Of 1926; INDEED, we rather think the New York
operations have been out-done. The specie in
the vaults Of the Belchertown Bank,at the time
of its failure. amounted to the sum Of one dollar
and twenty five cents!
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-05

A paragraph dared Savannah, (Geo Jan.
II, says: +" We understand by passengers in the
Southern stage yesterday evening, that me-
Isncholy event ,ook place in Da'ien on Monday
afternoon In consequence Of previous mis-.
uuders, snding, = rencon,rr occurred in the
streets Of that city between Major John Floyd
and Allen Powell, Esq in which the former
was shot through The body by The latter, and
died in shor, time after. We refrain from
suy particulars Of the unfortunate affair. Mr..
Powell, we are informed, surrendered himself
10 the civil authority"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-05

Coon EXAMPLE A correspondent oil the ~
York Observer writes from Alexandrs, u. y:
thatthe cause Of Temperance IS gaining grouho
in that region; that Society is lately iormea
which consists Of thirty four members; ana
tina, two ELDERS Of the Second Presbyterian
church, who had been dealers in ardent sp'I"s,
are among the number. One OF them gi..'
Up the prof Of This part OF his business, WIN
little else TO depend on for support; and 'ne
other gives up his Whoie lung. He was com
mission merehan,, and his business was near'!
confined 10 this article.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-05

The Loneoa Literary Gaz tie gives US the
following account Of the dispersion Of he body
ard limbs Of the great Sculptor CASovA:
We learn from he Italian newspapers, that
a mos, singular distribution has been made Of
the mortal remains Of the celebrated Canova.
The new church erected on his plan, and his
expense a, Possagno, Ills birth place, is des'in>
e6 o receive his body. His heart has b. en-
deposited at the Academy Of the Fine ARA At
Vesice; Blu, it appears that this has given rise
to some discussion, and in consequence 1t has
DETERMINED that il should he placed U der &C.
no,sph in the church Del Fros, at Venice Fac
academy, resolving 10 possess portion Of the
NOR: al relics Of Canova, addr. ssed NJ Canova,
the brother Of the artis, a, Romr. req es ing 10
have the right hGnd, with which he sculptor
executed 80 many eha}s d'euvre VI Canova
has cons-a,ed, s,ipuia'ing that ~ Case he Aca-
deny Of Venice should be suppressed or re
moved 20 another city, it shaI restore iris de-
posii to The high prizes, of the church Of Pos
ssepo. 10 be re-uni ed 10 the rest OF the body.
The Academy Of Fine Arts al YenIcr have oh>
.siprd possession OF the rgh. hand OF Canovs,
and a noisry has drawn up the csndinons IN
sisted MN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-05
The Colonial Advo, ate (Upper Cauada) Of
the 2lst inst says

the 2lst inst says
"a series Of resolutions, in substance nearly
the same as those lately passed by the Mon
,rssi Conmittee Of trade, have been adopted by
the House Of Assembly Of this Province
strongly demonstrating against opening The
Wes, India trade TO the Americans, or OF al
lowing Them on any ,erms me free navigation
OF the ST. Lawrence. la tie second resolution
a csnsure is passed upon Mr.. Buchanan for his
opinion on these subjects as expressed IN The
Loudon Times, winch, we thi"k would have
been rs well left out
GOA division on this subject, however,
only one or TWO members vo ed tor striking
our he vote OF censure. IL Is possible that
thesr measures will no, be conceded to ,hs
Ane, leans; but il they snall BE- patty con ed
ed, in consequence Of the di,tres, ed stat, Of me-
msnuf,c,unr. Of Gres' Bril- ain. We incline 70
the opinion, that 'he Brush Cow rnm' n will
a. an equivalent, allow the grain aud -four "l
thesr colonies 10 be Imported into the hree
Kingdoms duty frer-a MEASURE that wouh Or
equally acceptable 10 the colonies and the Bit
,ish nation
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-05

The Pennsylvania Inquirer, respectable
Jackson paper N Phil delphia, thus SPEAKS o.
Mr. WIssrER's resolution, and Of Duff Green:
"Nor do We lamen, The motion Of Mr.. Web
s,er, because we approve the conduct of the
Washington Telegraph. On the contrary,
whilsr we cordially supper, ths administration
Of General Jackson, we cohsiaer the coarse
style and prosc'ipti,e ribaldry Of that paper 10
b. injurious to the govrrnm NJ and unworthy
of public Journal profes sing be lis organ:
And, Standing IN the relation IN which It's Edi-
tor does sand with the stnae, As one OF us oil
4, cts, his attacks upon its memoirs, much
m r. if they contain mi.iepresen a ions, are
indecorous and iAexc usabls. They have no
tendency 20 illustrate or maintain he liberty OF
the press; but they degrade 1t into licen'ious'
ness, aud SO far diminish IT'S emIueni utIliIy.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-05

"Lo! THE POOR PRINTER" The Detroit
Gazette states that 10 1922 the Collector OF that
Porr seized turkey aud two baskets Of salad
which were regularly condemned, the costs
amounting to sixty or eighty do'lars-the con
scsntious officers charging the Government, i"
their bill Of costs, the enormous sum OF ten
dollars for advertising the notice Of trial, and
fire dollars for advertising the notice Of sale
while they actually disburssd to the Printer the
sum 81 ONE DOLLAR only for performing the
saruirIl
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-05
Eriroei # a letter. dated

INDIA kEr, jan, 4tH.
THE sloop Sarah Isabella, Cap House m N,
arri' ed here yesterday from Key Wrs'. He
inf rms that h. pIare continues very SirkIy-
no business of any kind doing, mos Of the
stores arr shu' up, and no mdn-v 10 the place.
The Judge MarsaaI. and Collector, had Left the
Island for shor, lime, in consequence OF The
sic <nsss"
Let rrs from the Isle Of May, to middle Of
Drcem,er, state that no salt was to be had, Ell
ther ., thai plac., Bo avis's, or Isle ut Sal.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-05
BosroN. January 80.

THE RAIL Ro.p-The bill 10 incorporate
the Massachusetts Rail Road Corporations was
rejected in the House Of Representatives on sa'
,urday by verv large ma priv. The molon
Of Mr.. Russell Of Priueetown 20 strike ont the
-nac, sing clause having be N decided In the all
hrma,i,e by sore Of 2s3 /" 100. The yeas
and navs wete called; and neatly all the mem
bers were in their ST. ats.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-05

The black Eek Emnress Of Hay'i, widow OF
Christophe arrived a, Dresden in the middle
of las, month. The curiosity Of the public to
have a view Of her sable Ma jes,v was SO great
that The police officer were obliged 10 axe
measures TO prevent a breach Of the pu'i'c
peace.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-05

GAsTRoNoMIo JOKE. A loin Of mutton was
on the aoir, md e a,ieman took the carving
Snfe in hand. "Srail cut it saddle wise !"
said a.. "You had here, cut il Lridl~- wise {"
ID his friend. fo, then we shall stand Bet
Ter chance u getting 4 bill in Our meu,hs!''
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-05

GEORGIA GALLANTRY,-ih' attendance Of
females in the Csur, as witnesses, except IN
criminal asses, is dispensed with, and their res
,imony taken by interrogatories, precisely, we
btlieve, as if they resided "u, Of the country,
or were beyond the jurisdiction Of he Court,
and their refusals to appear b. fore the Com
miasioners and testify, punished by the same
npnaltiss.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-05

JAMES T. MITsHELL, of Tennessee, late Mem
Der Of Congress, was elected, during the last
week Of the session Of The Legislature, on the
seventh ballot, Judge Of the Eev'H'h Judicial
Circuit OF that State.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-05

II i. stated that Gov HousToN, who, as, has
beeen mentioned, is now al Washington, has
abandoned entirely his assumption ct the In
dian costume and habits, and mingles in social
in,srcourse and gaiY as freely as formerly.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-05
F OK Rent,

- A three story Brick Warehouse, FIRE
H-Ei proof-a well known stand for grocery or
1aSSnn ship chandlery store, southwest corner of
Rki Prince and Union street, just at the head Of
Prince Street Dock. This property will be let low
a careful tenant Inquire Of
ISAAC ROBBINS. Agnt.
feb 4-dfwk1solw
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-05

Mr. Rives, American Minister. having been
received a, Court during the absenre If the
Duchess Of Brrry, had the honor to be pre-
seated o her Royal highness in public audi
ence on Sunday.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-05

It is stated, in Paris paper, that the dia'
monds Of the Princess Of Orange are SAID to
have been recovered, and the robber is not like.
" to be prosecuted.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-05

In the Maryland Senate, ON TN 20 ILL., me
Clerk Of the Council delivered communica-
,ion from the Executive, enclosing commu
mic alton from tire Honorable CHARLES FENToN
MERCER, President ofihe Chesapeake and OHIO
Canal Company, with memorial OF the said
Company, wit. accompanying documents
read and referred to the consideration OF tn E
House OF Delegates.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-05
ider

Oh barrels prime New Ark cider just received and
81 ,r sale low by 5 x KENNEDY
jan So Lswr snd Of king stvset.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-05

OF an Executive COunCHi WIN w S">'
10 perform than to watch the Governor l" MS
execution Of the laws-ia the extension Of the
right of suffrage to many "haring no evidence
ofoermaneat common in crest 10, and anaeh-
.ment TO. the community"-in The exclusion o.
We, more Of the very best citizens OF the . ave
in the establishments and prrpetuai'"'' "'o
all time to come, Of arbitrary sectional "V''
.ions-ard, above all, in IFS obvious ana sue
cessful fort TO retain in Lowland oligafc"y
rhr power Of cons'ruc,ing the future des'i"ies
OF The STATE, in opposition TO the voice OF
large majority Of US ci'Izrns. And YET VIII"
all This, i, is so far an improvement IN The o'd
Cons i,u,ion, that we cannot htlp repeating our
hope, that i, may be adopted, at least as q 'em'
porsry expedien,. by even those who 'aVe 'e'n
so questionable as TO think ,ha, an Upland
majority have a better righ' than L"~'a"a
minority TO prescribe the laws OF the lana.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-05
AiEaaahssas Al SJ!Dla.lAA1 d. o.
FRIDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY $. 1880.
THE VIRGINIA CONSTITUTION.

The following summary OF the amendments
proposed to the old Constitution by the late
Convention. which we have found leisure to
prepare, will probably be acceptable to many
of our Virginia readers:
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NOTICE.
GEORGE M. RICE& co.

AVE taken the Store, No 6 Goddard,
Buildings, (recently occupied by Marc
o. Hobart,) where they offer sale, at Loao price.
general assortment of G GODS:
CONSISTING, IN PART, OF
English and French Ginghams,
Calcoes. of all descriptions,
Black and Mixed Silk Camblets,
Black and Blue.black Italian Silks,
Turkish Satin Silks,
French and India Levantine Silks,
eros de India and eros de Naples Silks,
Satin Silks, of all colors,
Fancy Silk and Gauze Handkfs.,
Red and Yellow Bandanna HandkfS,
Flag Silk Handkfs., -nHs = - =
Plain and Fig'd Swiss Muslins,
Book and Jaconet Muslins,
Cambries and Cambria Muslin,
Press Grape, of all colors,
Nankin and Canton Grapes, Cor Dresses,
Blue and Black Broad Cloths,
Olive and Brown do,
Claret and Mixed do,
Bed Tickings, from 12b to 25 cts,
Bleached Sheeting and Shifting,
Brown do. do.
Black Lasting Striped Damask Satin,
Cotton and Linen Damask,
Rouen Cashmere,
Irish Linens in great variety,
Russia Diaper; Crash,
Leghorn Bonnets. very low,
Silk and Cotton Umbrellas,
Oil Cloth do,
Battistes, for Ladies' Dresses,
Brown Battistes, for Bonnets,
Brown Cambria do,
Blue snd Yellow Nankeen,
Gentlemens and Ladies' Kid Gloves,
Bonnet and Hair Ribbons,
Cotton, Silk, and Worsted Hosiery,
Merino and Raw Silk Shawls,
Brocade Shawls,
Warranted Liue Geese Feathers,
Paris Hair Workouts, Curls, &c.
GROCERIES.
White and Brown Havana Sugar,
Philadelphia Loaf Sugar,
Old and Young Hyson Teas,
Souchong and Hyson Skin Teas,
Flour Mackerel,
New Orleans and Havana Molasses,
Spices, of all kinds,
Figs, Raisins, &c.
EGrthen and Stone Ware,
Paper Hangings, Band Boxes, &c.
% The public are respectfully invited to
all.
% G. M. R. & Co. are Agents for VIM. B.
OK & Co., Silk, Cotton, and Woollen Dyers,
Worcester. Worcester, June 2.
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COpdrtaerShiD Notice.

THE subscriber respectfully gives notice,
II that he has taken Mr.. SMITH HILLS into
partnership with him. Their business will be
conducted under the firm of
HENRY ALLEN & co.
They offer for sale a general assortment
of AMERICAN, EUROPEAN, 6, w. /.
GOODS & GROCERIES CROCKERY,
GLASS, HARD & HOLLOW WARE /;
DRUGS d MEDICINES, FAINTS, OIL,
&c. &c. Also, general assortment of CAB
met FURNITURE; Elegant Fancy and
common CHAIRS of all descriptions and supe-
rior finish; High Post, Field, French, & COM
mon BEDSTEADS; Toilette Tables, Wash
Stands, &C. &c. All the above will be sold at
the lowest cash prices. HENRY ALLEN.
Leominster, April %. Sw17
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DRUGS, CHEMICALS, &c.

~ CASES Carb. Magnesia,
~ IS jars Carb. Ammoniac,
casks Carb. Soda,
cases Gum Opium,
90 bbls Castor Oil,
90 cases Refined Borax,
5000 lbs. Refined Camphor,
& 10000 lbs. Refined Salt Nlter,
cases Turkey Rhei,
Is TASKS Quicksilver,
40 bbls. EPSON Salts,
100 OF. Sulph Quinine,
500 lbs Calomel,
600 lbs Pulv. Tartaric Acid,
500 lbs Pulv. Sup. Carb. Soda,
400 lbs. Tartar Emetic,
$50 lbs Prussiate Potash,
300 lbs Pulv. Rochelle Salts,
so bbls. Alchohol,
10 cannsters Oil Anise,
80 do do Almonds,
6 do. do. Cloves,
3 do. do. Wormwood,
5 do. do. Wintergreen,
bales English Valerian,
200 groce American Phials,
rs do. English do.
With an extensive assortment of DRUGS,
DYE STUFFS, and PAINTS, OF at uRusu-
ally low prices. For sale by
DELANO & WHITNEY,
Nos. 10 g. 90 South Market-street.
Boston, May IL. 3m
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FLOUR, CORN, and RYE.
ALSO

Snaithfeld and Th0m0ston Lime,
FRESH and in good order. Also, a lot
Of damaged Lime, for sale by HOWE,
JACKSON & co.
IL: J. q Co. are receiving every week, a
supply of the above named articles, which they
offer at prices that will not fail to suit those
who wish to buy with cash.
q Freighting done on the Canal as usual.
Worcester, Nav &c. 2Itf
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-06-16
ORCEsTER, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1e. 1880.
EVENING TIME.-Br J. MosreOmrRr.

EVENING TIME.-BY J. MoHTGomERY.
At evening time let there be light;
Liie's little day draws near its close; .
Around me fall the shades of night,
Inc night of death, the graves repose
To crown my joys, to end my woes,
AT evening time lei there be ight!
At evening time let there be light:
Stormy and dark hath been my day;
Yet rose the morn divinely bright,
Dews, birds, and blossoms, cheered the way
y tor one sweet, one parting ray!
At evening time let there be light!
At evening time there shall be light:
For God hath spoken lit must be:
Fear Doubt, and Anguish take their flight,
HIS glory now is risen on me;
Mine eye shall his salvation see:
It's evening time, and there is light!
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From tile London Nea0 Monthly Magazine.
THE FAIR SEX.

When Eve brought aOOe to all mankind
Old Adam called her p0nsan:
But when she GOOD with love SO kind,
He then pronounced it aoOO-npan
But now with folly and with pride,
Their husbands pockets trimming,
The ladies are so full of aohims,
That people call them ,ohim-men