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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-06

This beautiful vessel is the property Of the Trans
Atlanie steam Company, to which the Liverpool
belong AND NAV be expected to take her station on
the New York line, IN conjunction with that vessel
IN the early part Of the summer The engines
which are manufactured by Me.srs Fawcett and
Preston, are 10 = state OF great foruardness, and
W i'll be ready before the interior filing. arc rom
pleted The United States IL admitted by all who
have seen her to be beautifully modelled vessel
Her frame throughout Is II the choicest BIRTHS III oak
close together, and interorly cauked. 40 thai her
bottom TO that extent, would be water-tiebt. even
" her planks were removed. Her Iarboard s,roLc
lot eight inch Piank) - bottled together through
and throughout her kelson Her flooring tiob.,s a,s
all Gagged, or dowelled together. and further secured
by strung rods of iron driven through then fore and
ait Her bottom planks are OF American elm; and
such IS the I"int thickness ~ these and the tbers
that they form sol,d mass Of the best timber OF
eighteen iaches in thickness. Her sides are pro-
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THE PILOT.
THE MOTHER WHO HATH a CHILD
AT SEA.
BY MRS. ELIZA COOK.

There's an eye that looks on the swelling cloud
Folding the moon in funeral shroud,
That watches the stars dying one by one,
III the whole Of heavens calm light is gene;
There's an ear that lists to the Kissing surge,
As the mourner turns to the anthem dirge,
That eye! that earl oh, whose can they be,
But the mothers who hath child at sea?
There's cheek that's getting ashy white,
As the tokens OF storm come on with night,
There's form that's fixed at the lattice pane,
TO mark how the gloom gathers over the main,
While the yeasty pillows lash the shore,
With loitier sweep and hoarser roar.
That check! that form! oh, whose can they be,
But mothers who hath child at sea?
The rushing whistle chills her blood,
As the north wind hurries to scourge the flood:
And the icy SILVER spreads to her heart,
As the first red lines of lightning start.
That ocean boils; all mute she stands,
With parting lips, and tightclssped hands;
Oh, marvel not at her fear, for she
Is a mother, who hath a child at sea.
She conjures up the fearful scene,
OF yawning waves, where the ship between,
With striking keel and splintered mast,
Is plunging hard and laundering fast.
She sees hpr Joy with lank drenched hair,
Clingirs on the wreck with cry of despair.
o. tle vision is madd'ning! No grief can be
Like the mothers who hath child at sea.
She presses her brow-she sinks and kneels
Whilst the blast bowls on and the thunder peals
She breathes net word, for her passionate prayer
Is too fervent and deep for the lips to bear;
1t is poured in the long convulsive sigh,
In the straining glance of an upturned eye,
And holier offering cannot be,
Than the mothers prayer for her child at sea.
Oh, love the winds when they spurn control,
For they SUIT my own bond-hating soul;
like to hear them sweeping past,
Like the eagles pinion, free and fast;
But pang will arise, with sad alloy,
To soften my spirit and sink my joy,
When think how dismal their voices must be
To mother who hath child at sea
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BAfTT MORE,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
WATCHES. CLOCKS, JEWELRY, SILVER AM
PLATED WARE, MILITARY GOODS, &c.
OFFER at Wholesale and retail, complete as
assortment of goods in their line. Their facilities TO
obtaining goods by direct importation, and from tn
principal Manufactures, such to afford them ev
cry advantage. Among the leading articles OF Their as
'' WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
Gold levers, of NJ. j. Tobias, Johnson, Robinson
Harrison ans ether makers.
Gold Anchor Levers, do with Independent seconds,
Gold Lepines and Vertical Watches,
Silver Levers and Lepines,
Silver and gilt Watches-sut bic for the country
trade,
Gilt AIabastsr, Ebony & New England clocks
time pieces,
Ladies gold chains,
Gold guard and Fob chains
Seals ard Keys, Watch Hooks,
Miniature Cases, Lockets,
Gold ear rings and pins, in sets,
Diamond, Ruby, Emerald, PEARL Mosaic, Cameo, En-
amelled and gold breast pins.
Do finger rings,
Pearl sets complete,
Gold Thimbes Pencil cases,
Spcctacles, and every variety of Gold Jewelry-als
a large assortment of common JewelTy-sWtable
country trade.
United States Army and Navy Swords,
Gill and Plated Sabre, Cut and Thrust Rapier do.
Fencing fOils. masks epaulettes
Wings, sashes, plumes, aguilettes,
Sword belts, tassels, stars,
Hat and cap Trimmings,
Caps furnished to order and trimmed,
Gold and silver lace,
Cord, thread spangles, bullion, SC
Eagles plume sockets, ball buttons,
Army, navy and other military buttons
Plumes ofall descriptions,
Pocket, Holsters, Travelling and rife pistols
Dirks, game bags, powder TASKS,
Shot pouches, percussion caps,
Gun waddng, &c.
BRONZED GOODS, LAMPS, SC.
RrOnZed and GILT astral, mantle and suguendn
lamps,
Chronicles, candebras, candlestieks,
Brackets, inksuinds, taper stands,
Card vases, Thermometers, &c.
CUT LERY.
Table and pocket cutlery,
Racers, scissors, &C., SC.
SILVER, PLATED & BRITTANIA WARE,
Silver spoons, forks, ladies,
Butter knives, sugar tongs,
Salt spoons, SIC.
Plated Bread and cake baskets,
WALTERS, castorss candIesticks,
Teafand coffee Hfns; epaTgnes,
Shutters and Trays,
Bottle stands, |
Cups goblets tankafds, SC. foF communion service,
Plated tea and coffee sets complete five andssix spio-
ces,
FANCY GOODS.
Writing desks, dressing cases,
Work boxes, snuff boxes, card cases,
Segar cases, spectacles, coral,
Razor straps, tooth brushes, purses,
Chessmen, back CANNON boards,
Dice, pocket hooks, wallets,
Morocco Miniature cases,
Musical boxes, opera glasses buckles,
Slides, Head bands and ornaments,
Purse clasps, shoe buckles,
Becanter Labels.
Pencil cases, sc. &c.
Military companies furnished with equipments at
short notice.
Watches repaired and warranted. Watch tools and
materials for sale.
ORDERS from the country promtly attended to-
auls
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1t affords as sincere satisfaction to find, that
that unwearied and unwearying philanthropist,
Mr.. VATTEMARE, has experienced in this city as
much success as he could reasonably have ex-
pested, in his laudable views of uniting into one
general scientific literary community the dife-
rent institutions of this city which contribute to
intellectual improvement. In pursuance aad
completion of this plan, we understand that
general meeting of our citizens will soon be
called, with the Jew Of amicably discussing the
best manner ofcarrying the views Of Mr.. VATTE-
MARE into effect.-.MoRtresi Gazette.
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VIM. N. HARRTsON'S
PERIODICAL RSTA RLISHMENT.

WIN. N. HARRISON'S
PERIODICAL ESTABLISHMENT,
". Gay street, near Fayette st., BaE.
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issued Notwithstanding of original Essays Tales OF
Real Life; Scientific infomation Biographical Sketches
&c.-Tems 81 % or lSa cts. per month.
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cuts-$3 per dnnum.
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Sd per annum.
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ly Magazines per annunl.
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Terms SO per 25 cents each No., on livery
BURROWS GENTLENIAN'S MAGAA me
AND LITERARY REVIEW-embellished with splen-
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Mrs. Stephens, Mrs Osgood & N. NJ snowden--em
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shons Embroidery, Music, sc. Terms 50 per annun
or 25 cents monthly.
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or 25 cents monthly,
N.B--The above valuable and cheap Periodicals are
DELIVERED MONTHLY YOUR RESIDENCE OF
PosTAr and mailed to any part of the United States
Address WILLIAM N. HARRISON,
Literary Rooms, No. 2Sth North Gay Street,
diff Near Fayette street, Baltimore, Md
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YHyHE SUBSCRIBER offers TO his friends and
the public in general at his Lumbsr Yard on the
Fa1s, below Pratt street Brdge,-(omce, head Union
Dock, large and general assortmentot seasoned Lun
Der, such Panel Common, Select Culhgs, dost
Raffers, Shingles, Lats, N. Carolina and n D. FLOOR,
ing, with every other article necessafyto make gooa
assortment. A quantity of Ark Logs, ana also AIk
Plank will be sold at reduced prices as nave large
quantity hand All those who buy for cash may ex-
pect liberal discount. ID. Z. THOMAS.
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PREPARED BY JAGuB HuUCK, Baltimore,
NOR the of the following Diseases Tumors
y rheumatism, Govt Palsy; Ring Worms, Itch, Chil
blains, Frost Bites, Mumps, Stiffness of the joints,
Cramps, Burns, Soads, and all kinds of Swellinss At
tended with pain.
{h7-Ihe IMMINENT can be obtained at HOUCis =
LABORATORY, South Charles, Market st ct /
with proper directions for using. Price so cents.
ma12-6m
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BY DUFF GREEN.
PILOT AND TRANSCRIPT.
Published every morning, Sundays excepted) at NO.
IL, Water street, opposite Cheapside-
TERMS:

DAILY PILOT, So per annum.
WEEKLY PILOT, 81 80 "
Where five subscribers at one post Office unite,
and remit free Of postage, they will receive =,
Eve copies of the Weekly Pilot for ....."....SlO W
ARd five of the Country for............,.,..@l5 VI
And for greater number at the same rate.
The payment in all cases TO be in advance. The Ed
tor reserves the right continue the paper, unless all
aearages are paid; and in that the price of the
weekly win be THREE DOLLARS per annum, and ethe
country five dollars per annum.
hg-The PILOT FOR THE COUNTRY, Pisa large,
handsome sheet, and contains all the interesting Pc
Htcal, and other news, from the DAILY PILOT Il IS
published on MONDAY and TIL URSDAY EVENINGS
The " WEEKLY PILOTp also contains all the IN
taTestlng matter from the Daily, carefully arranged II
forms valuable sheetfor binding, for future reference
as is the intention Of the publisher to make 1t COM
petC Political Register.
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CHEAPEST AND BEST
AND In FACT THE ONLY,
FIRE PROOF ROOF.

SLATER SLAIE!! SLATE ~
KNT WILLIAM RAYLEY, Slater, has recevedby
w the ship Poeahontas from Liverpool, his fall sup
ply of those beautiful WELCE SLATE, the roofs Of
which, (that he put last fall have been much ad
mired In order obtain the best article his line
the subscriber has gone to the expense of experienced
Judge of the article, in England, visiting all the Welch
quarries and purchasing the best without regard 70
price and invites an examination OF his present stock
being satisfied it will compare advanlageousy with any
thing OF the kind ever brought to this market
He has also constantly on hand full supply OF
AMERICAN SLATE, from the best quarry known on
the continent, and trusts he viii be able to give entire
satisfaction TO those who may favor him with their work.
To those not acquainted with the fact he would state,
that the cost of slate roof very teG any)mO than
the best Shingles and considerably less than those pre-
tended to be fire proof roofs which, upon the ap
preach of fire, get into melting mood, and disappear,
leaving the property they intended to protect
easy prey to the devounHg element.
The subscribers yard is on Union Dock, below Fleet
street bridge; dwelling Front St. next to the Theatre.
WILLIAM BAYLEY. .
FOR SALE, first rate carriage HORSE. Enquire
as above. iii sc III
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nnA SACKS LIVERPOOL CT
i OOO ALUM IsAIT. Fer sale by
SEI.LNIAN s. CROOK,
corner of south and Pratt ST cts

FEyHE INTEREST OF ALL. A person wish
= ing purchase Beds BoIsters, Pillows Mattresses
Colts, omforts, &C., will find il greatly TO their ineres
10 call atthe Bedding Marts, N. W. and 5. w.
of Lombard and Ligh Streets where they viii find the
mos extensive assartmentin the Ugfea, which win be
on the most reasonable terms. w dIf
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NO APOLOGY FOR WIGS.


h+.AT TENTI0N B.A L ID HEA DS!=EH
~ e all the remedies devsedfor the restoration
" and preservation of the Hair nothing has been
found equal to .4lberts Oleagous Hair Tonic 1t sci
dom fails restore the hair to health and beauty. Ma
ny who were bald three months ago, can new exhibit
luxurant heads of hair by the use of it,
Copy of letter from DR.. S. FIToH, dated
PHILADELPHIA, MAY }, 1888.
DR.. jayne:
Dear Sir-I feel that hardly say enoungh TO you
in favor of 9Lerts 0edsnous Hair Tonic prepared by
YOU My hair had been falling off about two years, and
had become very thin, threat ming speedy baldnes
when commenced using this ie'aedy. In about orr
week. il ceased to fail off. have used it abe
three months, aed have full and thick heal of han
as | can possibly desire. have recommended rs use
to a number of my friends, who all speak well of il.
faithfully employed, have doubt of its general
cess. may add that before using the Tonic had tried
almost all the various articles employed for the han,
such the MacassaI Oil, all the different preparations
of Bears Oil, Vegetable Hair Oil, sc. &c. wIthoutexpe
riencing much, if any, benefit.
Respectfully yours, -
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A PROFITABLE INVESTMENT,
ESOR SA t9-'ihe Furniture, Fixtures and Good
= VIII of toardng House, eligibiy situated and
well Kept cannot fail to he of nr0it TO the
purchaser. The present proprietor wishing to change
his place of residence will sell low for cash Apply ut
this ONCE. nol0-eo4t
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MAKE READY FOR WTN1TER

MAKE READY FOR WINTER.
EpEDS. PILLOWS, MATTRESSES. &C.
Sd All Pesons wishing to make comfortable ar
fragments for the approaching Winter bv proeI,rns
good Beds, Pillows Mattresses, Comforts Sc will do
well TO call at the Bedding Mart before they purchase
as they cannot fail TO be suited, from The Ready Made
Goods, which The subscriber has, and ways keeps on
hand, and will be sold very low for cas- by immediate
applieatioe at the Bedding Mart, N " X S. w cor
ofLombard and Light SITS. nI7 diff
MIR. DAVISON'S PATENlT MUSCULAR
GUIDE TO PEEMANSHIP.
report fead and adopted by the Maryland Institute
u the utility of the Guide in actual application ia
ound the following:
''The repetition upon the Guide nculcates so corec
conception of the letters and drills the muscles nte so
exact obedience TO the will that failure would be little
less than phenomenon
ROOMS Al Baltimore street
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THE UNITED STATES MAIL COACH,
YyIsONI Frederick 10 Baltimore, Md, win leave the
v United States Hotel in frederick, lin a horse
eoach) for Baltimore, on Mondays Wednesdays and
Fridays at O'Clock M, aud leaves the Globe Inn
IN Baltimore for Frederick Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, a O'Clock, A. NJ.
The above line of Stages will commence running on
the list day of July The fare by this line will only be
s250; and excellent dinner will be furnished on the
road at 37k cents. Passengers will be called fer in each
city, within a reasonable distance, free OF charge
ISAIAH MEALY, Proprietor.
NJ. B.--The subscriber is prepared to furnish Car
fages and Vehicles convey families or private par
ties . any CART of the country.
Frederick, Md, 10 3w PA I'M
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y
No l72 Chestnut street.
m Before Dr. Fitch used this Tone his hair began to
be GRAY, but since then there is not gray hair to be
found on his head.
The above preparation is sold by
q. l.. DUHURST,
Corner Dugans wharf and Pratt street,
ma % lower end of Centre Market Space
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q OG CABIN PRINTS-WILLOW SLEIGH
- BASKETS, received and for sale BY
DUKEHART s. Co
nov - 1914 Bait st.
" IRGINlA COTTON--20 bales of VIRGINIA
COTTON, in store and for sale bv
SELLMAN s. CROOK
0c3 South NJ pratt .trao,
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MARTIN MATHERS & co.

MARTIN MATEIERS & 90.
- ERCHANT TAILOTsS. No. 8 N. HOWARD
I'VE STREET, inform their friends and the public that
they have selected from the New York, Philadelphia
and Baltimore markets. their Fall and Winter supply of
Goods, embracing handsome assortment o the most
desirable Cloths, Cashmere aud Vesting which they
will promptly make up to order in the best style OF
workmanship and fashion, and respectfully solicit
tnuance the patronage heretofore literally bestow
ed They have for sale few gross efsuperior Coat
Cord, suitable for the trade.
N. b. For sale or rent, first rate modern built two
story HOUSE, with attic, and extensive back Guild
hove.
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OF ADVERTISING.

Cards of two lines only, IS per anAum, in advance
l5-Serteen lines, less, make square. If an adver-
tsemen exceeds sixteen lines the price will be in proper
ton. All advertisements payable at the time OF
their inserion except yeares which are payable guar
terlv in advance. All advertisements ordered in till
forbid will be charged twenty five for each subse
quent insertion.
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j. T. WATSON.

ALBANY LUMBER.
FENHE SUBSCRIBER will receive in the com
IL ing week cargo of ALBANY POPLAR. consist
ng of Chair Plank ScantIing and 5-S IA; also WAL
NUT BOARDS, which viii, withtt.@ CURL MAPLE
CHERRY and WALNUT SCANTliiNt. now on hand,
make good assortment He would respectfully invite
the trade call before purchasing constant supply
will be Kept on hand.
ALSO FOR SALE Low
100000 feet Shipping CULLINGS
100000 White pine SHINGLES
5000 feet running measure ARK LOGS
$4,000 feet A, Ga, ga, 81 and inch ASH
With large and general assortment of LUMBER.
SUITABLE FER BUILDERS. ID. E. THOMAS,
Office head Union dock the Falls.
Below Pratt street bridge.
aI5-The Richmond Compiler, Fredericksburg Arena,
Kent Bugle, Chestertown, and National Intellgeneer
will copy the above to the amount of 81 each and charge
Americana office. IL
FEVO THE T.--NOTICE.--ApDIi
u oants for the insovent Laws Of the state of Mafy
land, have their papers correctly drawn up and on
reasonable terms, by applying TO L. r. SCOrTi;S Css
erai Intelligence aad Agency office, No. West Fayta
street. basenea. story 5araaia City Hotel oe2
z B8I.S MESS AND PRInfE REEF
- II 1880 lbs. Western FEATHERS M
For sale by TALBOT JONES s co.
all / eJda
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-12

The Book Of Jasher-Noah's Protee t. In Reli-
gion--A new Messiah-Progress of DeIusion
and Imposture.
The notices which we have already given Of the
Book Of Jasher, published by NJ. NJ Noah, the old
clos man Of the Evening Star, have attracted a
good deal Of attention ansng the private, literary
and religious circles, well among the newspa-
per press. All the ignorant old women Of the press
such as Stone, Brooks, &C., have pulled the book,
and recorded their beefin its absurdities. while
those Of any independence and intelligence such as
Bryant and King pronounce IL, as il is, a shallow
imposture.
Every age OF the world has produced impostors
decisions and hambugs. James and Jambres with
stood Moses, and were followed by Pharaoh, has
Court, and Clergy They for some time supported
their pretensions, much TO the annoyance Of the
cause ofthc Israclites and their leader Moses. To
say nothing Of the false prophets of the Jewish age
the OWNERS so.hsayers magicians, and all the min
istry Of idols aneng the Gentiles, by which the ma
tions were often deceived, the impostors that
have appeared since the Christian era, would fill
volume. Of the most Iamentsblc details ever read.
The false Messiahs which have afflicted the Jews
since the rejection of Jesus Of Nazcrcth have more
than verified all the predictions Of the faithful and
true witness. No less than ~ distinguished false
Messiahs have disturbed the Jews, besides NJ. M.
Noah ofNew York Many we're deceived, and my
risds lost their lives through their impostures.
Some peculiar epcchs were distinguished for the
number and impotence Of these impostors. If the
people had fixed upon any year likely to termi-
rate their dispersons, and the period Of their
return, that year rarely failed to produce Messiah
Hence, in the twelfth century less than ten false
Nessishs appeared.
I he year 1865 was year of great expectation,
and gave birih 10 The appearance Of of the most
/ remarkable or tLafaise Christs. "Creai multitud
marc he'd FROM unknown parts to the remote deserts
OF Arabia. and titv were supposed 70 be thp g.
tribes q Israel who had been dispersed for many
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-12


PoLirIos AND PLAyAcrISc.--IIamblipo Of the
Bowery is the most interesting, original, managers
that ever was ruined by hard times and thin houses
During the last three months, he has tried tragedy.
comedy, history, PASTORAL pastoral-c omcal, histor
capastoral, tragieal-historical, tragica-ccmicai-
historical-rastcral, sccne-iudividual and poem
limited" but ALL separately and jointly, would not
gil his Theatre. He has paid in puts TO penny pa
pers 81 900 per snnum, yet his Theatre was half
empty. But at last he has hit the nail ON the head,
and clenched IL on the other side too. Taking a.
idea from the Olympic he has brought out a regular
Amerio an o-tiPpccanoe- polly dox.stc
drama, which beats every thing of the kind and sets
history and politics both AT defiance lie has made
the immortal Col Dick johnson the hero of the bat
tie Of Tippecancc, field OF glory which he never
saw, and is now making converts TO the Iocofcoo
party aud taking them from the wings as fstas tho
twinklins Of bodpost The locofocos arc in costa
cies with Hamblin's new dramo and his houae ia
crowded every night. No doubt after THE the tri-
umph Of The ioccfocos n this city is certain forever
erd day Go ahead, IIsublin. You are he boy
what knows how to get up new drama.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-12

Nor DsAPPrARrD.-We are informed that
Mcssrs. stringham, Wells aud Mcess. Of The Wis
consin Bank have not disappeared. They are resi-
ding very quietly at Detroit aud the west--fone
planting oorn--sone planting potatoes. The bank
only 1isappcarod- not the elerks.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-12

Dun CLERICAL VIsITERs.-The clergymen with
their interesting wives and pretty pious daughters
begin to oome into town very rapidly Great fears
entertained that good ations will be scarce
among the holy brotherhood. Now in order to d.
mnsh their discomfort, every saint and sinner
do the best he can. If any two CT three clergymen
with their pretty and pous families cant find good
accommodations among the SAINTS, let them apply
to the Sinners and among the FIRST to me- can fur
nsh several excellent rooms in quiet, espectable
neighborhood-with every comfort and convenience
during their visit ftheir wives and daughters are
pretty, and very pious, mach the better / like
10 boek on beautiful prospects, either in this world
or in that which is to come, and pious women are
my alteration! Besides, as am like ST. Paul before
his conversion, as yet sinner, who knows but
may be converted to religion, by few fair pious
guests.