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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-07-06
THE INDIAN WAR.-w. h.li

THE INDIAN WAR.-We believe
that no subject is more worthy the Sc
nous attention Of the people of this
country at the present time, and Of
Congress, at its coming extra session
than the war with the Indians. which
IS nov devastating our southern from.
lier. A desultory warfare has been
carried on for long time, harrassing
tbe frontier settlers, and making their
nearths and their lands alike desolate
and dTeary, yet no power ezerted by
the government has been sufficient 10
afford permanent relief. The United
states, with q population Of fourteen
millions, cannot, we are told, be pro-
leeted from the assaults Of a few hun
dTed undisciplined savages. Is il NOT
strange Is Il not marvellous? THOUGH
seeking but a short time since a war
with The most powerful nation Of Eu-
rope, the fact is now presented. that
We are unable 10 strike down the nerve.
less arm Of the retiring savage on our
own shores, our own soil The Ame.
ncan must not only feel his pride hum.
80 "uas bG mace TO crimson
with the blush Of shame, when be re.
heetS upon the aspect bis country pre.
senls to the gaze Of the envious iyrapls
OF Europe. Shame, shame upon us
has the spirit which humbled The train.
ed legions Of q mighty polenlate Alto
getber deserted us9 Hes the power
which. through she darkest hour Of al.
veF'''y and danger maintained the hi0h
PTerogaiive Of the law, and guaranteed
to al The peaceful enjoyment Of the
rights Of free government. foraker
us' IL not, foF the cake Of blsedino
humanity, for the sake Of our national
honor. for the sake Of justice, lot Il b.
shown IN the suppression Of those
whose war-Whoop echoes and ripos
enid the ruins Of fields that were oose
iaiT, and hTesides that were once han
Py. Let Congress determine lbst rs.
evil shall end, and forsate lbs n;og,r3.
y policy which Il has heretofore ogr.
sued, and the Seminole var vii 49,.
10 be heard Of Let iho preas so5 ~
people unite with one seeord I, me-,
aueing q conclusion 90 desirable.
lVAssiisr Gassns.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-07-06
THE HARVEST.

The iugrssslea has nov hreome general that
the yisId Of the present harvest thrOushsu, the
u. s's'es will not be Inferior To that Of sny Tor
sevvral wears past. The lat Bal,iuore Patriot
says, There " not section Of country IN our
Union in which We are no, nov sherrrd Nth the
prospect Of "fslI average CROP" sBd Ia yerJ
msny quarters, the prospect Is deeisrvd TO be
better than usuAl-in some the promise Of an
abun'lsat harvest Ia said 10 be FAIR almost bvy oad
sxsnPie. An abundant harvest 10 one of the
greatest pleasing, that can be bestowed on an
agricultural country like this, snd IN our osn
particular ease and conditiou, u sosid never b
more ~eieoSs OF fruitful Of good. than =, pre-
seRi."
Alc,ttr from York county. PenAE ivsnis, ssys:
"Thrrei PrOsPees oGgress crops IN oar Jsoa-ay.
The wheat and rye wll he better than Tor the las,
ten yesrA lssstOid BY al intelligent farmer,
tAs' some hrlds viii give forty bushels Of uhes,
60 the acre. The Prospee, OF the oats snd corn
rroP, Is Aiso yer. aauvrinE, the Gortaer never
Looked hriier."
The Wheat, zoo. Of thss We =, Il !, thou n,
vii be OF an u"asu.i fac quality The B.I,i-
more America Of Monday. s-ys, eve sAu o..
Saturday rvcniaE sample OF very beaaiifaT uhru,
Of the new crop. ~hish had been scut from Vir-
EsnsA. IL ArssrA w. MeDoa.ld 4 Co. Il.
quality ~ss remarkably 6ne, and reminded us Of
shat he had been AteuIioserd 10 see in uas, yrsrs
Of fsli crops We hope &c may no, be mistaken
In regarding 'hls sample as IN earnest Of the eS
oellsn, quality Of the crop OF the present YEAR"
500
Our town has witnessed, within the Last few
days, one Of those novel exhibitions which
have been fashionable In some Of the eastern
elites for some time past, and which origina-
I'D IN desire to burIOsque the militia system.
We aliude TO Faniastieal parade The
company made its first appearance on saiur
day last, aud caused no little Amusement
snoOgst the lovers Of fun, and some alarm
am"ngat the children and others who were
strangers to such hldeous exhibitions. Their
second appearance was on Tuesday evening.
and seemed to take a. an excellent winding up
OF the enjoymshts Of the Fourth. Their dress
Is worthy the attention OF the lovers Of ne.z
fashions, aud their military displays would
command the admiration Of Col Pluck himself.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-07-06


Amos Kendall has published in the
Alexandra Gazette long reply to The
late soorching letter Of Robert Wick
life Of this State. - Louisville Jour.
Yes, he has done so-and the editors
OF the Journal published WIcklifFe's
letter, bit will never DARE to give a
place TO MIR Kendalrs "scoRcHIsc"
reply 10 it. -7drerfiser
And, if the Editor Of the Advertiser
dares 10 give place 80 it, he dares to
give place 10 what he aud all his readers
know TO be sndaciously false. Kendall
asserts in his letter. that, when be had
charge Of the Frankfort Argus, be was
opposed TO the Kentucky ''reliefIaws"
as inexpedienI; and yet every politician
IN the State knows, that Amos claimed
TO De the leader Of the reliefparty and
exeried all bis strength to secure the
triumph Of its lawless policy. His vio-
lent support Of the relief.laws is as no.
to'ious as bis violent support Of Van
Buren,. aud yet he has The matchless
ehronleTy to deny II altogether.
Louisville Journal
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-07-06

DO our good citizens Of Nev Yo,l
nndsFnland Why Il iu, that What i;t,ls
re have Of silver change & 20 e.
oisapPearing We can tell then
Zoe thousand dollars day are o.lbsr-
ga aP BY she oppressive post Office -.
neiions, % The small silver coins. Th...
sfo boxed up. and placed n come N
the banks as special deposilss. Tbe
general poet Office draws In avor 80
some mah contractor. Who tates ,bs
silver end makes q hundred dollar 49,
upEerds on the Thousand. bv asliipg !,
70 = broker. If be bas dis6urseu,e1t'
% make, 81 is Usually IRE case q, 49,
nal routes in the country. IL 90
laakes another hundred dollars on 49,
, ..., ~ buying Deprecated pspey ,
Who would not b q patriot
Jfip Kcrk Ceu.us~~g-f.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-07-06

Il, n Hefyaa-~-Lasi Saturday week
'he Newport Mercury commenced ~
eign,ieih year 81 iis publication. n
sas hfsl pubbshed Jane ~. f7Ee. 81
semea knnkiir, elder blolhsg ~ ,he
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-07-06

Waite SsipAEr.-A correspondent
Informs US, that on the 10th inst. $50
persons had registered their Names
There Is quite fine company at that
delightful and unrivalled fountain Of
health. We have not heard the num-
Der at the Blue. Salt. Red. Grey. OF
Sweet Springs, but undersisnd there
are some bOarders at each Of them.
tLswisbuTg Rspub.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-07-06

The Albany Journal Of Tuesday
evening mentions The fact that Ire
British Government have purchased
w, 700 silver dollars in New York.
ior the payment Of the troops IN Cana
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-07-06

!. Five Thousand isborers ere sayss.
lsee ~ @ Indianapolis, b wcrk a.
gte.ip Improvements iu fhe So. -
anf litepi nsees go,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-07-06
LEwIsBuRc. (Va) JuDe On

Cold Wsafhey.-Some eight o. ten
days past we have had remarkably cold
wet weather. so much 80 that Il was
uncomfortable without ERE during tho
day, and on Wednesday last, 2lst
June. snow fell. We are informed
that on SeUel mountain. some thirty
miles west Of this place, there was .
considerAble snow slorm.-Rrpnb.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-07-06

The FLORIDA wAR.-The N. Y.
Times INDUCES in the following COM
ments upon the several commanders in
the Florida campaign. IL says that the
Indians have "belesgured Gen. Gaines,
they out-msneuvred Gen. Scott, they
laughed at Governor Call. they bam-
boozled General Jesur. and what would
the Commander in Chief do against
them !" II Is announced that Major
Gen. Macomb may take Jesup's place.
Doubtful.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-07-06

The tour Of Mr.. Webster il marked
With all that can contribute 10 crafty
the best feelings Of republican citi.
zen. hsisevery where received With
JOS fnl gTeeti0es-greetings which over
come partisan predictions and preiu-
dices. AZ st. Louis. at Alton, al
Springfield, he was received in the
most cordial manner. We bear Of him
last on his approach 10 Jacksonville.
f.ft<r Garsffe
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-07-06
VOLUNTEER TOAsTs.

By ". Shropshire The Orator Of The
day and the Reader OF the Declaration Of IN.
dependence May they always be a. much
esteemed By their felloW-ciiixsns a. tbey are
poT nay they live long and ssjoy peace
~ Capt a. w. sappinEtoB. The Cherry
Who favored ~ With their presence to-Ss~.
The learned, pstfiotio and fsrteot pysvers
of the one, aRd the religious patriotic i1de-
pendencs % the other, are examples praise.
worthy 70 the pious; improving 70 ihe morals.
ana restraining 70 The vices Of the present
BY T.. chiplsy. The Tree Of Liberty
While aaoFda shsds and shelter 10 tho op-
pressed Of every cline. snd emits = fra
grance healthy and invigOFstiaE % freedom
and equal rights, IS aimosphsfs 4 ss fatal
g TIE UPa' Of Java 70 he approaches Of "
BY W. w. Divine. The ,pirl, ,b., an
mates us this day-A solid Evidence IN -
uioiiFm, aud ne safsss test az Z er1 80
Nsfs resolve 70 uphold oar blood-bourht N.
BY !. w neller. Freedom og Oplsioe-
~ Vfanti % public opinion fret fsstsn lheiy
mapaele' upon TIE chartered winds Of Zee.
yan-ihey mag thea oaasY 20 chain fhs
thoughts and actions of en- American peont.
~ 2. W. Raviins. George Wasblseie,
The msn who waa suddsaly called oa 81 IN,
ocabtfymeu % tuFn be plough sheer isto 4
asord, and 80 forth 10 meet iogreaf al
evils vhieh thrsatensd her.
~ Joseph e. Davis.-The ChsyIsstoup
Afiiisry- Dncarding all ilihoraf lsaiousv.
nay they cherish sontimehts Of muiusi ~.
sgect asd BE- oniy smolous ahieh shall rse-t
snecigaily serve their sommou country.
bg ". irwin. oen. Andrew jackson
W var q hero, Do peace q tiaisaman.
~ 9eorgs q. amool 1sfsraon coontv
ne iiibsFnia 81 AmsFlcl fog hospitality 80
Kindness 90 slFanrers.
~ a. l. Dryden. The Tsnisn stsr-ft
hs' bssn nobly upheld b. Anrlo-sanos hsoss.
'bannef for thousand yssfs
res braves Ire battle era ne brsezs 70
nIlienfy Beard. Liberty and F1nsiKv
Aay taey ever have ihsis eject upo- Our
essa.sy men ihey should prompt ihs psors-t
cli'Nen g bold - bead up a. proudly =. ~ |
Hho eHulia ~ iAe poasessioa ~ riIi,ens
~ 3os1ua 4. Beaver TIE co.rfiinfio, ~
20 uniist aialss Meg Be thai isar, n 4, |
20 a'iee.pi % tifsiet IA have hi1 kH 1919 /
~ e 81 81 lime. orioTs ite ifssr af lbe -. I
'eh Indignation fssttn1 e. hh ts.frr. =. - 4
80 - f1aiIre pierce aisnh
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-07-06

ine iour nrst periods (l7S2, 1901,
1905. and 1917 cover the whole dura-
ton Of the first United States Bank
The charter Of that institution expired
in 1911; and there were then IS State
Banks. The second United States Bank
was chartered under Mr.. Madison, in
1916. In the fire years that intervened
between the expiration Of the first
bank and the chartering Of the second,
the State Banks had increased from S.
10 2I6, being l52.
From 1916, the date OF the second
UAited States Bank. TO 1890, when
General Jackson had commenced his
rigorous attacks upon it-being a pc
rod OF fourteen years-the State banks
increased only from 246 TO 329, being
S3-an average Of ar a year. From
1897 TO the present lime-seren wears
The Stale banks have increased 49i
(irom 329 10 S23) being an annual
average Of more than sereniy.
Take another view. From the Re-
evolutionary war TO the year 1890, the
number OF State banks created was
329i from 1890 to 1896, the number
created was 49l. In other words, the
policy Of General Jackson and Mr.. Van
Buren, has given TO the country more
State hanks than existed in the whole
preceding period Of our history; yes,
moro by 100.
We beg the reader TO examine the
foregoing official table, furnished by the
Government. leisurely. and to draw BIZ.
own conclusions. Let him notice the
fact, that in 1880 there were but 32g
banks, and that there are now S23, and
then let him wonder. If he can, AZ the
condition which the country is now in.
Boston Courier.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-07-06

A NATIONAL BANK.-The result
OF former experiments. with the one
We are now suffering, is sufficient 10
convince all parties in the II. States.
that we cannot do without National
Bank. to control and keep in check the
State Banks. so far as 70 preserve .
uniformity in the value OF their paper.
There Are upwards of 500 banks and
branches at present land God only
knows how macy more there may be
by this time next year, holding their
charters under ftcenfy-sir independent
States ! As we'll might the States do
without General Government TO re-
gulate their Foreign affairs, and preserve
harmony, and order among them, as
these numerous aa01icd iRsfIfufions to
do without a controlling head Ma
tional Bank.
That our present banking system 10
al evil, cannot, we think. be disputed.
But We hsveit, and cannot get nd oft.
II - the duty Of the Government-,o
regulate ind control IT for the general
good. And for our own part, we as
hrm.. believe il as we believe in our
own existence, that this can only be
constitutionally done by Congress es-
tablisbinR National Bank, Bank, with
ample means and powers.
+ Er.~ LIZ. D~,a..fo-.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-07-06

The examination Of Potent Rifles at
Vest Poinf.-It is pretty generally I'M
derStood that the board who recently
finished iheir examinations Of these
newly invented destructive implements
offered for their consideration. have
promptly rejected the whole Of them in
toto The chief objection is that the
common soldier must not have placed
IN has haads an instrument Of eompli-
Gated structure. which is but little cal.
enlated for the excitement which exists
"a the beat Of battle. It's not time then
TO be obliged 10 enter into ma,bemati.
cal reasonings on gunnery, and 10 study
Out TIE processes which the manage
ment Of an intricate piece Of workman.
ship requires. Moreover. several Of
the inventions offered are found. or At
least declared 10 be. old afFairs newly
vamPed up. II the Board seemed 10
lean TO any Of then, Il was, we learn
10 Halle Palent.--TN. Y. Sfay.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-07-06

VIRGINIA BANKS.-The Richmond
Enquirer says that the Farmers Bank
oil Virginia, has reduced her discounts
near half E million. and her circulation
: DOG. OO0. since the FIRST Of January.
The Compiler says that the same bank,
since the suspension Of specie pay.
ments, has curlailed her discounts
about 1850, 900, and pays out in small
change every day over two hundred
dollars.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-07-06

the 10Th June, (at hlch = large pro-
portion Of the shareholders were pre-
sent, or represented by proxies, for
the purpose oftaking into consideration
the subject Of an improved navigation
otthe Shenandoah river and its branch
eS.
The improvement recommended by
the meeting is q still or slack water ma
vigation. TO be effected, generally, by
means Of locks and dams. A resolu-
tIon was also adopted. recommending
to the Board Of Directors 10 take inme-
measures for the survey Of the River,
as soon as practicable, is reference to
this mode Of Improvement, It's cost. &c.
Some discussion VAS elected upon n
proposition TO recommend continuous
tow-Paih on the margin Of the improve
ment, which was agreed TO. I'll the
same shall be found to be necessary"
The President and Directors were also
authorized to open books OF subscrip-
ton Tor the additional capital necessa-
~ to effect the object in view; but II
seemed TO be the general sentiment
that no effort to obtain additional sub
scriPtionS should be made until the re-
port Of sn engineer Can be had. A
further resolution was adopted, request
ing the President and Directors 10 Pc
dion the General Assembly at its next
session, praying, IN consequence Of the
embarrassed state Of the currency. that
the time for taking the additional stock
De extended.--f Rockiaghom Register.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-14

He now thought of visiting England bur NOT WIN a"y
special intention of seeking his parents as nc "a
assured by the person who took INN 10 1Ana. IL IN
was an orphan but had been taken care oil IN cary IN
fancy by the benevoence OF lady and &c ntean anu
that hs had been sent TO sen to get veiinoSu 40 o
he could However as he could not readny Obtain q
suitable situation board British vessel ior WINCH
moreover he very anxious, as the tunes mao
been, and likely to continue, very tfouoious' o
got into merchants Office in New York, where nc pe
gan very subordinate post Being oil te'npcrac On"
persevering habits he became in five years cores
pondug clerk He rising high III the Seaie VI au
vancement, when of his brother clerks Ha'iieua
daughter OF the merchant and was imiheuialeiy I'm
into partnership. His elevation caused the new part
consequential airs, whlch disconheo inc
peace Of the establishment and ended IN our nero SEP
aration from the house. He afterwards hiieo aio.hei
responsible situation in New York, when, alter TWO
years, service he accepted lucrative oer to superl
tend merchants Office in New orleans, ana supso
queny he became partner Ia the concern anu aoou
mulaed moderate fortune. For these last Ten years
he had prcwpg desire to visit England and al length
he resolved its gratihcation. About three niohths
ago he landed in Liverpool and alter soournne IN hat
and London some six weeks, he visited bristol
From the appearance Of some OF the pubic IN
Bristol particularly the Exchange, he was convinced
tina, Bristol the port whence he sailed from ENG
land. After spending fortnight al Clliton ne deter
mined on returning to Liverpool through south wares
by way Of Nonmou,hshire; and 1t was IN ms county
that accident threw him in the path OF his molher ne
recognition has been described but the history % e
mcaRs, namely, the cushion, remains 10 DC tolu' " =
the hapess boy kidnapped from his home ne nao
the cushion case in his pocket he knew II was oeariy
prised by his mother, and he had often heard et 81. y
had been given her by his grandmother IA .e 81
6agree work that enclosed the cushlos was
in circle the Christian name Of his grand ana
the words-"Keep this in remembrance OF me-. Inc
boy the cushion and as ne gre" 10
manhood his affection for the relc became stronger
this ise nemcno of the days of his childhood perhaps
served TO fix the remembrance of them more firmly IN
his mind. OF late years he wore it in his bosom sus-
pended TO his neck by a black ribbon On ascending
the steps of the far famed Wind Cliff his foot slipped,
he fell against fhe steps and damaged the lagee
that ncased the cushion. On his arrival at the flrst
in his route, he fastened to the shep oil working
mother cast her eyes upon the relic read her mother
name, and forgotten words" Keep this in re
membrance of me she felt more but mothers can
feel-but moral describe and the evening OF
her old age will be smoothed by the afectionate aten-
tons Of beloved but long lost scn.Hereord Times
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-14
nsnnstt's sewsraper ,sbiishment.

Mosarsc HERALn-Issued every merning except Surosy
Poet per copy Country Subscribers
for specific period
No paper out unless paid In advanc..
SvEsNe HERALD-Issued every sncrnoon al e'c'ock .
Price two cents Country subscribers furnsd ut
the same rate Cash, ia advance.
WEEKLY HERALD-Issped every Saturday morning n min
o'clock. Price, IL per copy. Furnished nry
suhsoribcrs ~ 81 per annurn, in advance
WEEKLY HERALD ExTRA-Issurd every Wednesday n orn-
ing 1T nine O'Clock. Price Ga per copy Furnsh.s -
country sobcribersat So snnun payable In advaael
In all those Al the
usual rates-alwavs payable IN advance
CoRREsroNprwTs-Are requested address their eterH
Gordon Bennett proprietor; and all letters bpsnes
TO be paid.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-14

E0K TMM REMOVAL or SUPERFLU-
- Ot1 hAlR-Tne Deausy, on tn
sereneaa st unsghy, the upper lip, msy b
snectualy removed by use " A1kINSONS bEFILA-
ont the least approach pain and leaving the skin
softer ah beore BY using the Depatoy the
lhe naar are usually destroyed, uvthev
Picaton OF Il No had from need 40
bad effects.
The advertiser IS prepared ~. bottle sold by
hsH 20 rare tHectuahy
effects Price ~ Sold wheesalea -SlaHby
H. q. RAFT, IFS Breadw ay,
eornp ou rtian dt q
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-14
ls00 MEWAMp.-cKoss,s srkcIrre MIX.

Ia.
lures and Analogous complaints the organs
The GonorrhGa Is disgust ny coA,amnang ard annoying
and s,oo well known 10 require explanation Il quite
compassion bul few admire, although seems SO very
soctous admiration Hpervades all ranks of society, high
Although 50 roubleson Itself and distressing ard
Which has sess @ s qs
so unfortunate as 10 contract the complaint il he follows
business which perhaps reqsts lis nedaie attention
ne a. en NE &c De aa
Kept constantly sick with doses OF enec purged, de-
inlamnaory action Then iois~s en tan Of s.Sseane
MIXTURES irritating Injections lotions, AM
last after me ps,ep' has been ke und lsna s nn
swelled iescles, ehoic inflammation Of ne musrs mem.
brHne Of The bladder geet other desabe nalady,
an exposure that exci.es the dicue him.
thai completely al H. 20 es o ssa
ID and permanent cure without the least regard to diet drink
The remedy is unparalleled in power. Ii has the specific
III symptoms of The complaint sometimes in twely-lour
hours.
Much experience aarge number q cases. and extensive
srva'cn hos proved @couroverby, SUP ericr cscy In
short such is the coBserce i'm the Mixture founded
s na to b m gs 9s q %
rapid cure under oreiiur n Of $500 A0'
presented the public Tor their benefit they stand
use q it, - ''N N'p'' -, "'' ''Ae p'''''
least change Ct diet change in arplcaion tobu
These are consdera ms sufficiently great 10 be of con-
The medicine contains nothing that OF the least injury
the constitution Gallons might be taken but no hura
would follow,
Further he disease be contacted desc of the Mix
tire is taken at nehton going 10 bed when exposed.
It's up bottles with full directions accomI anyng
at 81 bottle One bottle lasts week, which generally
Many cured in days.
For sale only by Mlnor& Gamble 1913 Eroadway
Dey Dr. Guion, OF Grand and Bowery NJ C..
slocum corner of Broadway ard Duane streets A. B. d.
Sands 100 Fulton ST. Of william NewYork; Jones
Hutchinson Of Chesnut Seventh Philadelphia.
n. u. Call for CROSS Specific Mixture. Tie oprietss
signature and number Of residence the label II each
bottle.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-14

IFrom our Eveaing Edition OF yesterday
SpOnging.


All hail 10 spongers ofthe day,
Come hstenyc 10 what say.
us ef sponger very rare,
vines equalls dnei.her here NOR there.
His nickname shall emily tell,
As by IL, yos will know him we'll
Pax u his mann, round Browns he lounges,
Where his friends meet, OF whom he sponses'
And Ia the oyster cellar he'll go,
Aud with his friends hell make SHOW
And il his friends ask him 40 treat
Hell say such stews cannst eat
But il you'll take something, car prov"
Aud order four crackers all around.
For which be trusts and never pays
ril The bilps brought in and then delays
Now sponrers Of him, you must beware
I,e.tbe may lead you "a snare.
Which n he does, you'll ne'er get out,
with a clean face or AN untora coat
Nov friendly spongers III bid you gcod Dye,
And on what Pye said, you may rely.
But ii company you keep with Fax The sponger'
adv Sc you to keep il with him no longer.
BRooKLYSiTE.