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... deep and strong, on the lip of dies; floats mild evening's shade along, When meet the fond consenting eyes. There sigh.—that speaks regret, Yet seems scarce conscious its pain. It tells bliss rd yet, Of bliss that ne'er must wake again. There is sigh,—that ...
... and Dwnhy and who has been educated at the Asylum in the Grange Hoad. They hare taught him to make Shoes, and to write, and speak a Jew Words, and the last time called uu>, he announced his intended Marriage in the Jail owing Words: fire Mouths I wdl getting ...
... tie Methodist Prrock.’rt; and how it has been the Methodist Societies. It concerns the public to know whether that address speaks the language of the body of the Methodists, or whether their sentiments correspond with those expressed Letter In the Leeds ...
... Acres of very Good LAND, adjoining the same.—• Hornsea is a Watering Place so well known to the Public, thattheie is need to speak of its advantages. The above is Copyhold* fine certain, and very small. For particulars apply to Johiv Beckwith, Seaton Thomas ...
... two Acres very GooJ LAND, adjoining the same.— Hornsea is Watering Place well known to the Public, that theie is no need to speak ol its advantages. The abovfe is Copyhold, tine certain, and very small. For particulars apply to John Beckwith, Seaton (Thomas ...
... inform (hat the French post had been intercepted between and I.e,psiz, and about . ,i)oo letters rieJ oIT. most of which speak in the most despondtag lone, of five sufferings and privations of the French troops; and their waul of spirit as well of bodily ...
... extended to fery great advantage. Apply, by letter, post-paid, to Mr.J.T.GaiTTON, Boston. Mr. Michael Robinson, Hosier, Hull, can speak the situation of the Shop for the Hosiery Business. LINEN-DRAPERY might be added with success and advantage. ...
... B*stnr*t«**n sever, Bey-nd the T.lip's rannly; abade*, A Ray thai araras for aver. There its charm torprissi n R art, That speaks in every f .•ainre. That twines around the' leeliror heart, It » thy charm, ONatare! TW, Rtratie-er, h* tlrrsn* fain wnuld'st ...
... doctrines of Christianity, and bringing back to the bosom of the Church those who have gone astray. The f'oreis_,n journals speak of newv captuies of vessels by the Algerines, and the carrying the crews into slavery. Thbe Dey h. s lately been presented ...
... .IHPROMPTIj: astir to /Af/»js_-_?A_s.yc_s. The sn..»la jng Cou.tt r t md Coram r\ lo.x's tool, 'Thus speak rhe language of both knave ?? . ?? If .on .lisiifc. (helend you IKe in— tea a c jt ; Mr ?? (in tneraphbr 'receive il) . I» Bugs _iole_t jbe a ...
... cit'i'zens?of thei aUnited.States from.,selling vesels'-of war to- hele itians or, subjects ofnao kbr'nighoer5 or -ore propelrl f speaking, form'aintaining the :.neutrality ot theynatiOl ...