A PHOTOGRAPHER.

330. _Engraved Portrait._--Will some of your correspondents who are

conversant with the history of engraved English heads, oblige me by

naming the original of a copper-plate print in my possession, and also

with the conclusion of the verses beneath, the lower part of the plate

being mutilated. The verses, as far as I have them, run thus:

"Here you may see an honest face,

Arm'd against envy and disgrace;

Who lives respected still in spite

. . . . . . . . ."

The addition of the names of the painter and engraver will increase the

obligation.

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