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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-11-11

POSTSCRIPT.-7 o'clock A. VI.
flRE.--Wc stop the press to mention,
that the Workshop Of Mr.. Silas III. Cot
trell, ship builder, is on fire, situated in
the South part of Thames-street. A
messenger Just arrived from the spot
informs us that the engines are all at
work, and from appearances the fire
will be put out very soon, without ex-
tending any farther. The shop con-
lained Mr.. C's models, tools, Sc,
which will probably be destroyed, to-
gcther with the whole interior Of the
building. 1t is supposed to have origi-
mated from n stove ip the chamber.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-11-11

INTERESTING TO NEWSPAPER PUnLIsnsRs.
"A point of some interest TO editors OF daily
newspapers was decided in the Court o'
Prince Georges County few days since.
An MT emp, was mado to resist the granting
of final discharge 10 person applying Tor
the bcnef, Of the Insolvcnt Laws, partly on
The ground that the rcqulsliion OF the court,
directing The publication OF the notice to hls
creditors 'once ,pe'k for three consccuiire
months" had not been complied with. The
publisher Of a newspaper IN Baltimore, N
whicl, the notice was given, was sumTQonod
before The court who testified TO the publicn'
,ion Of tho notice opce in each ,ceek, although
an interval Of eigh, days had elapsed be-.
tween two of the publications. The conr'
ovcrrulcd the objection OF the nllegants and
stated as the object of the publication was t'
gire notice 10 he creditors, 1t mai,ercd not on
whs, particular days the advertisements were
published. provided they appeared one IN edc'
,oe,k. Thus the order would have been CON
Piled with. if the advertisement had appear
ed on Monday Of one week, md not Hgali
until the Saturday ef the week following
.liaijoyo'. M Gdt,iic.
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DISASTERS, &c.

Sch samuel Crortcr, Hathaway, I'm Taunton, IN 'cn'-
Ing uut oI this haror sunday morning, ran nto,nnd
CARVED ava, the ib booR ui the Gutter sHilan The
srIt bs, her me in boom unhuug, which tell upon Capt
a. nj the brln rrd dslorHrd hi shoulder surg on
was prncnfe the shoulder sct, and the sch agnn pro
cceded To-
40 so Ion % TO- sch Mufu Bremen. Nc. with head n
nrenast nnd 10Th anchors ennr, and her nsinsn tt-
~ rceGd-no person on board cargo ~ Wtsd Batk
poer,led her 80, away the mainniA.t aud U'uk lfon
her somc sails and rigging.
Prie Robert wain, Mathews, ~ I'm Boston inr Ihl
pu, into ihs port the th having hreu ruu
,o hy srh 1n ~, righ' ~ the 5th On hcnhug ard
strsc.d tn ,at- trh f,Fsus tfrt v. Goes nn' htoW
ne nnLne q Do ~ ~ y Ahl olnsst sht uetIy,d
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SIHEIsHEE',S SALE.

NrwP0IT, &C.
RY virtue OF on Execution issued out of
~ the Supreme Judicial Court for the
county Of Newport, March Term, 1871, in fs-
yor OF Nathaniel 8. Rugglcs, and to me dl-
rccicd aud delivered, viii sell at public sue-
Itnu on The premises, 10 the highes, bidder. on
Monday, The 9Th day of December, l64l, a,
10 O'clock, A. NJ.
All the right. title and interest that T.cvi
III. Gale, of said Newport, Merchant, had on
the 2Slh day Of June, 1899, at o'clock r.
Nj IN and TO n lot Of land, with the three
dwelling houses and other buildings thereon
standing. situated near the State House, ~
Newport. and boundcd ss follows, 10 vii
souihcrly on Touro street, westerly on WASH
lngton.squarc, nonherly on ------ street,
and easicrly on ------ street Also NJ the
same tine one other lot with barn and 9th
rr buildings thereon standing, and bounded
casicry "n Spring street, sontberly on land
"i Mrs. $. q. Bal!ey, westerly on street,
and northerly on street.
WIN. II DOUGLAS, Sheriff
Newport, Nov. II, lSiI.-4w.
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Arrival of the Great Western,
Two days later from Europc.

The steamer Great Western, Capt Hos.
kins arrived at New York at o'clock, on
Tuesday morning, having left Bristol n, p.
NJ. the 22j ult., bringing London dates to
that morning. two days later than those by
the Britannia at Boston.
Among the passengers in the Great West
crn are Hon. Mr.. Stevenson, late American
Minister, and family.
The Russian steamer Kamschaikn. under
command of George j.. Schuyler, Esq. from
New York, arrived ut Southampton on the
2lst ult.
In the Manufacturing Districts there is
much distress, especially at Palsly and its
neighborhood, Meetings are called TO re-
lieve il.
The news from Canton j. no later than
before received. The English are exasper.
ated with Captain Elliott.
Tuesdays London Gazette contained the
Official notifications of the appointment OF
the following as Ambassadors to the Cont
mental Courts; Lord Cowley, to France;
Lord Stuart dc Rothesay, TO Russia; Sir
Stptford Canning, to Turkey; SIR Robert
Gordon, to Austria Lord Burgncrsh, TO
Prussia.
Daniel O'Conncll proclnims himself can,
didnte for Lord Mayor of Dublin at the ap'
pronching election.
The Queen continues in excellent health
FROM the London Herald Of Oct. e3J.
Captain Garfield, Of the U. S. army. was
married yesterday, at Trinity Church, Port.
land place, to Miss Mary Cass. daughter Of
his Excelcncy General Cass. Minister Of the
United States at Paris. Amongst the com
pany present were his ExcelIcncy Mr.. Ste
venson, Col. Todd, United States Minister al
St. Petersburg, &c.
.SPAIS--A new and formidable insurrec.
ton has broken out in the province of Ma
varre, a, the head Of which is Gen. O'Don
ncll of celebrity in the civil war of the
Constitution eighteen years ago The move
mcnt appears TO be conGned to Navarro nnt
The Basque provinces: The revolt is osten
sibly in favor Of Queen Christina, now nr
exile in Paris, but NJ. Olozaga, Spanish Min
ister ut Paris, declares that it is not author
jed by her, though she did not censurc it
Munagorri. one Of the chiefs Of the revolt
had been surprised and killed.
From every part Of Spain the accounts
respecting the insurgents are uniavorn5e.
FRANcE.-It appears that on extensive
conspiracy exists in Franco, carried on by
secret societies, under different titles, and in
some respects, with different views, but all
with one cnd-the overthrow Of the existing
Government. A mass Of documentary and
other evidence of this fact has fallen into the
hands of the police in various places, but
cities Of Toulouse, St. Etcnne, and Lyons
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ny HIS ExCELLEncy
SAMUEL WARD KING
Gorenor, Captain General, and Com
mander-in- Chig Of the State Of
Rhode Island and Proridence
Plantations.
A OCLA Nj ALTON

A p ROCI. A Nj A II TION.
WHEREAS the General Assembly of the
State aforesaid, on the twen,y-ci2h'h day Of
Oclober last, passed the following Resolu.
lions, to wit:
Whereas, il is the duty Of oil Intelligent
beings, to acknowledge their dependence
upon Almighty God for The various blessings
they enjoy, and to render TO Him the tribute
of grateful hearts; and tho season having
arrived at which IN times past, our ancestors
have usually appointed day tor that purpose;
therefore,
Resoiped By this General .1ssenibly, That
] IThur-day the twenty fifth day OF November
next, be set apart as day ofPublic Thanks.
giving and Praise TO Almighty God T; and The
General Assembly recommend TO their ie.
low citizens that on that day, nbstainng from
all unnecessary labor and unbecoming re.
crcstion, they unite in rendering to the Al.
mighty Ruler Of the Universe, tho homage
of sincere md grateful hearts for The innu-
merable blessings lie has conferred upon Us;
and especially for Ills blessings upon the la.
bors of the hnsbandman for the civil and
religious liberty we enjoy,-and for preserv-
ing to our Country the blessings Of Peace /;
and 10 tcsecch him to enable MS at all times,
TO exhibit our thankfuness 10 Him for these
and all other mercies, by living in reverence
OF Ills power and laws, and exhibiting in our
intercourse with all men,the spirit OF bcnevo-
lcnce and affection; that He would grant
! Ills blessing upon all our institutions, and
pcrpetuaie 10 us and our latest pos,eri,y, their
continuance would confer upon all IN leg
islatvc, judicial aud executive authority, that
wisdom aud virtue so to discharge their va.
rious duties, as to preserve the hoaor and
welfare of the people, and the peace, good
order and prosperity Of this State and Nation;
TIM, sound learning and vir,uous education
may be diiruscd throughout our land:-and
above all, that lie would impress upon our
hearts, a deep and habtual sense OF the OBJ
legation we are under to the Gospel of his
son Jesus Christ, for the glorious hopes OF
immortal life.
Resoired also, That his Exccllcncy, the
Governor be requested to issue his Procla.
nation for the observance of That day in pur-
suonce OF the foregoing resolution.
Given under my hand aud Seal Of said
II State at Providence, this fourth day o
II November, in the year of Our Lord one
II thousand eight hundred and forty one
i and of Independence the sixty.sixth.
H SAMUEL WARD KING.
II By his Exccllcncy's command:
II HENRY BowES, Scc'ry.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-11-11
STATE TEMPERANCE SOCIETY

vnNIlE Annual meeting Of the Rhode Is
n land State Total Abstinence Society
will be holden at Providence on Tuesday the
7thof December next, in the First Baptist
Church, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. Al Total Ab.
sllncnce Societies in the Stale are earnestly
requested 10 appoint Delegates and tho
Secretaries TO send their Reports immediately
Ia Elder l. :. Parker, Corresponding SecrG.
iary. or rithet at the Con,nitlce.
Several Interesting subjects will be brought
before the meeting and an Address may be
expected IN the EUenpg from an eminent
defender Of the cause. Places # entertain
mcnt Tor the Delegates, among the friends o
the cause.
HENRY CUSHING, }
J. Is. NICHOLS. Com.
SAMI. W. WHEELER, }
OF. &C. Gw.
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Efe swrc you're right, then
GO AHEAD!

E>ROM and ofcr the first day Of January
L 1912. shall keep no books in the Dry
Goods business, and give the following five
reasons for such proceeding, and hope my
friends and customers will be satisfied.
!. | live ou, Of town aud cannot attend Ia
hooks.
z. Nv Sister who is at the store in my alb
sencc, is not conversant with books nnd the
settling Of accounts.
B. | can sell Cheaper, MUCH CHEAP.
ER FOR CASH
4. shall not again gee that most rascatls
Of all sights, a customer who has owed m,
and Others from two TO FIVE years, purchasing
goods for Cash.
\ 5. can and will underseIl every ten days
gu!ler that comes along, as have no expen.
ses or rent to pay. shall make it my bnsi
ness to break up, if possible, every ten dny'
store, and every one who does not establlsl
permanent store in Newport and when
have got things about right, intend TO breal
up myself, WM Jh.HES 1ILEH.
II Nov. II.
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TRADERS BANK.

.Niapot, Srp!. o, IS4I.
NOTICE is hereby given, That unless tho
~ debts. with interest and expenses, se-
cured by forty shares of the Capital Stock Of
this institution, standing in the name Of VIII
liam II. Crandall, are previously paid. ] shah
cause the SAID shsrcs Ia &c sold at public auc.
ton to the highest bidder, on Saturday, tho
l;Iib day Of November next. at III O'Clock A.
M. in front of The Banking House.
by order of the President mud Directors
BENZ. MUMFORD, Cashier,
Gcwi,sl
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Evening school.

VB7iir subscriber would respectfully inform
II his patrons and the public, that ho -
psned his Evening School on the eth inst.
h fsw mtfe scholars nav b. rsreiged ''''
,l, Day z, hool. THOMAS T.. NICHOLS.
llh of 10Th mo. Istl.--tw
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-11-11

TowN MEErrHo. Notice was given
yesterday in the usual way, (hy beat "'
drum,) for the freemcn TO meet at The
Court House this morning, at 10 o'clock,
for the purpose Of ordering the establish
mcnt Of a Town Watch.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-11-11

Tho proceedings Of the Convention
in to-day's paper, occupy so large a
space, that we are obliged to exclude
several interesting articles, beside n
number Of advertisements.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-11-11
& A q &&A g IS.


In this town, on Sunday morning last, Mrs. Abigail
vile OF Mr. Richard Sanford, aged ~ years.
On Monday evening last, after short hut painful i'll
ness Sarah Burton, wife ri Mr. George B Know
daughter Of Mr.. Samuel y. Mason aged 20 years and
months. Possessing every Virtue 40 promote happines
in NIL the domestic relations oI lite, and cDdow ed b,
nature with those end.aring qualities which have st
closely hound her To large circle pi friends she IL
down IN the midst ot her usefulness and in the bright
morning oi her existence s eNenped the sad reality
that "God moves IN a mysterious way"
Man IN his best estate is hut fragile flower,
And death hHs n tender lily brohcn. CONN
On Tuesday morning. Mrs. Sally, wife Of Mr.. Henry
Anthony, nged IS years Funeral this afternoon, NJ
O'clock from her late residence Spring ST., which III,
relatives aud friends are invited Ia Attend
Jn Mddieiown on the 2jlh ut, pheho Parker infant
child of g:eorge " rcckhnm, nged year and 10 mos
In Warren the 29!h ult.Mrs. .Betsey, wife OF Mr..
II. Buitcrworth.
In Providcnce the Cd inst, Joseph Eddy aged 9,
yenrs. On Thursday last, Sarah Jane, daughter Of Mr.
Iemurl u. shepard nrsd 10 years. On Friday Frances
Aprlia arugler NJ the late Gideon barker, sged %
Ia Sockhfdgc, ~ Y. on the LIT inst, after long aud
distressing Iuoss Rev. John Ormshoe formerly pastor
of the First Baptist Church IN this town, aged nhqui
~ wears. "BessGd nre The dead who die IN the Lord
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-11-11
WILLIAM ArLIH, Secretary.

.7y7ired.-I'he u. S. schooners Galatn g.
Nautilus, engaged in the survey Of the coast,
arrived at the Philadelphia Navy Yard on
the 9Th inst where the crews will be dischar.
ged and the vessels laid up for the winter.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-11-11

To ConnGsroxprSTs. -" Manners"
-"EGza,"-"E. II. G."--nnd several
other communications received, bat un-
avoidably deferred )or The present.
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HER AID OF THE TIMES
MEMORANDA.

Arr At Savannah, 2d inst, brig Poland, coz1ens from
Havana.
Al Nassau " r. 9Th ui, sc sapeiIo, Townsend, GIr
Wilmington, \. T.. in days
Cid at Charleston, lst inst, sch Isabella, Clarke, New
York.
Brig Gov. Hopkins arr al Bristol 81, reports no dale
brig Sea Bird, Trpp, 81 tLis port, with ~ bbls sP oil
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-11-11
AUCTIONS,
II 0 Y L s al Auction

On Saturday next, Nov. 18th, >,
N 9o'cioek, a. .M IN front Of Ms subscriber's
AUCTION Room, ,yiA be sold nj public auction.
I iurgc Cook Stove with copper fixtures,
l. suitable for large vessel.
= new Rotary Cooh Stoves and fixtures.
3 Coal Stoves.
CnOncpEEn 1,~rr
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-11-11
BRIGHTON MARKET-MoSoAy, Nov. S
Reported ior the Boston Daily Advertiser a. Patriot.

At market 270O Beef Cattle, i60 Stores
1890 Sheep, and sos Swine.
PRicrs-Bcf CaWe-We quote TO cores
pond with last week FIRST quality 50 % q
S6 second quality Si 80 a 50 % third quality
s3a S4 81.
Barreiiieg Cone Mess IA 50 No, S;
I2, anp No: so 30
S'ores-'rwo year old "a 10; Three year
old $l4a2
Shcrp-Dull." =" Sales were made at the follow
ing prices; Zoe. 81 03, -, IS. ~ and 223
S,rinc-Lots to pcddle 3 l-2c II 3 33-dc for sow'
and LA 3-4c for Barrows, AT retail 81
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-11-11
J. M. S II Z r N A N,
7 all O R,

HAS lately received several superb varie
H ties of Asphallum Beaver, Pilot and
other Cloths adapted TO the season, which
will be nnde TO order, in a superior style, and
after the latest approved fashions. All in
want Of the above
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-11-11
A LARGE LOT OF
EkDY MADE Cl0THIN

Consisting of Surtouts, Frock and Dress
Goats, Pea Goats, Monkey jackets, Round
Jackets, Pan,aloons, Vests. &c.
ALL CHEAP FOR CASH
Nov H.
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Letters.

lREnatsiso ~ THE POST orffcE, sEwroRT
n. L., HoyEMBER lst, 1871.
" .4drertiSsd ietteSs are piae,d ina separate
bor. Pcrsons applying for hen wiu please eaH
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-11-11
For Sale,
EIanlacIS.

ED ED. white and yellow FlanneIs, iwtlIsd
n q. aud plain. Cheap and good Brcadclo'hs,
Pilot Cloths aid Cassimeres, by
II. SESSIONS,
Sept. 81.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-11-11

Flannel Shirts, Draws. Robins, Stockings
Mntcns, Gloves, Suspe ndcrs, Ilandkcrcblofs
Cravats, Stocks. Cloth and Velvet Gaps, I'm
brelas, Trunks, Valscs, and
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-11-11

ON HAN ID,

Nay rely upOn being deah mith most Hteraiiy
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-07-10

Be it ordained, by tie board of Selectmen
of the town of Baton Rouge, That fifteen days
after the publication 81 this ord nance, all hogs
found running at large within the following
limits OF the corporation, to wit : North-street
on the North, the street running North and
South in front of Louisiana Penitentiary on
the East, Spain-street on tn" South, and the
river Mississippi on the West, shall be taken
up, or caused to be taken up, By the Police
officer, and sold at the market-house on every
Saturday at IL O'Clock, NJ. to the highest bid
der. The Police officer shall receive for
grown hogs, one dollar, and for sucking pigs,
twenty five cents each, for taking up. keeping
and selling. Any person or persons, finding
their hogs in the possession of the Police Off
Ger, previous to their sale, shall, upon identi-
flying their hogs. paying charges, be allowed
to redeem their property.
The proceeds of the sale Of hogs, sold I'M
der the above ordinance, after deducting the
expenses, shall be paid over BY the Police
officer into the corporation treasury.
Resolved, That the law respecting hawkers
and pedlers vending merchandise within the
limits CT the corporation Of Baton Rouge, be
SO amended that after the passage,of this rese-
luton, all hawkers and pediersJ within the
limits aforesaid, shall pay a tax OF fifty dollars
per annum; and that no license issue for less
than six months.
SAML. sKOLFIELD, Clerk.
3,-, 81 1Gal
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vol kxEE1
TERMS.

THE price 5f the Gazette is Six DOLLARS
per annum, one half payable in advance, and
the remaining instalment at the commence
nent of the latter six months Of each year.
Should any ore by remoyal. or otherwise wish
to decline his further subscription, he must
give notice to that effect before the expiration
Of the year, Otherwise he will DO considered
as subscribing for another year.
uAdrertisimsnts will be charged as fol-
lows: Advertisements not exceeding twelve
lines, or less, Will be inserted for ONE
DOLLAR, and ;FIrTY CENTS for each subse-
qucnt insertion; longer ones in the same
ratio.
Advertisements, unless otherwise ordered
will be published in English and French un-
" til forbid, and charged accordingly.
For all official advertisements the officers,
personally, wiz be deemed responsible and
in case Of refusal to respond for the same by
said Off srs, such advertisement will not be
published, untq the payment be satisfactorily
secured.
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AND PHENIX BIT TIERS.
A P0 EII,TYE HLrpE Enl, V 4

A POSITIVE CURE FOR FEVER &
AGUE, AND BILIOUS FEVER.
a WELL regulated and proportio nate guam
Ia tIty of bile upon the stomach IS always
requisite for the promotion of sound health
it stimulates digestion, and keeps the jntesti-
| nal canal free from all distractions. On the
interior surface OF the liver, is a peculiar
bladder, in which the bile is first presery I'd,
be mr. formed by the liver from the blood.
Thence it passes into the stomach and intes-
tines, and regulates the indigestion. Thus
We see, when there ID a deficiency of bile,
the body is constantly costive. On the other
hand, an ove%rabundance of bile causes fire.
quent nausea at the stomach; and often pro-
notes very severe attacks of disease, which
sometimes end in death.
FMofat's Life Medicines should always be
taken in the early stages of bilious com
plants and if perseyered in strictly accord
ing to the directions, will positively effect a
cure.
The mineral medicines often prescribed in
these diseases, although they may effect a
temporary cure, at the same time create IN
unhealthy state of the blood, and consequently
tend to promote a return of the very disease
which they IRE employed to cure. 1t is then
by the use of purgatlres, exclusively formed
OF vegetable compounds, which possessing
within themselves no deleierious agencies,
which decomposition, combination Or altera-
ton can d~evelope or bring into action and,
therefore, capable of producing no effect,
save that which is desired-that a safe reme-
dy is found.
The Life Fills and Phenir Bitters have
proved to be the most happy in Their effects
in cases of bilious diseases, of any purely
vegetable preparation ever 0 fa-ed to the pub
llc. If the stomach is fou', they cleanse it
by exciting it to throw eff It's contents if not
they pass to the duodenum without exciting
vomiting Or nausea in the stomach; stimula-
ting the neighboring viscera, as the liver and
pancras, SO as to prodGce a mere copious flow
Of their secretions into the intestines sti1n-
ulating the exhalent capillaries$ terminating
in the inner coat, which an increased flow of
the useless. particles of the body, foreign
matters, or retained secretions, are completely
discharged.
UB. JOURDAN has been appointed
agent for the sale Of my medicine in Blton
Rouge. L..
WIN. B. MOFFATj N. York.
aug 24-23
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LOVE- AND TIAE.-n IS certainly a
most fortunate circumstar. ce that watches
and clocks are never "a love; for without
their interference poor time would indeed
be most sadly helTd~ Every ons takes
his j. f~anciful vii w OF the rate that he
flies. Suspense nlakes a moment an age,
and JOY turns a day to an hour. Ennui
lives . life IN ev cry week; and whilst idle
ness cfIdes the slow fight of lime, indrs.
try narrnurs nat he escapes her 50 sw lftly.
Still old time, goes on his own u-.searied
and. UNMARRIED pace, and varicds are the
contrivances which like faithful emissaries,
mark that he does SO /; and love-ever
.ove-msss submit to the cold decision o.
a well regulated clock, Lovers may scorr
at delay VS. that barely exist, and protest tina
hours gone BY arc yet to come :; but tina
dull, insensible minister. Time, looks OF
! unraored by their passion.