N'O. 60.
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sc. I'll nature increases.
81. Very meddling and oficious. N. B. growing


penchant.


80. Ifrch, as derner resort, makes love to ayoung


man without fortune.
80. Not succeeding, rails against the SEX.
40. Partially for cards and scandal commences.
Al. Severe against the manners Of the age.
AZ Strong prediction for the parson OF the parish.
43. Enraged at his desertion.
"A. Becomes desponding and takes snuff.
As. Turns all her sensibiIity to cats and dogs.
Al. Becomes disguised with the world, and vents
all her i'll humor on this unfortunate relation.


.Noterhe ages affixed to the above altered to sui
this latitude, the original commenced at l5 years
Ed. Fen. G6z.
The followngs specimen Of the Toasts drank
at the late Anniversary of the Mddlesex Agrcuitu-
raj Society. held at Concord, Massachusetts


:" The hypocriticat Parson, the pe'tyoging Lanyey.
and the quack Doctor, if they must live may they
live on each other.'


"The political and religious partisdn, always on
the right side, so is an eft or."
Oid Bacheors and old Maids, with all their get<
tngs may one get taxed and the other get married"