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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-01-13

row-aed .hat the Can lenen Of Ale Bolton ieat
be ,eoueael to inform tie committee OF ihs
town thereof
q, d,sk That tie members the Houfe wear
black Grape or ribbon on he lii sra' curing
the ietion, and that the Speakers table, deik'
and apparatus Of tie Houie, be lhrouded IN
black, as a tribute Of mourning for the death OF
she late General GtoRGB WAsHINGros.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-01-13
From Charlelaon Is. C ] paner.
f,d,s. ERENNEAU 81 PINE.

7fl7T5. FRENNEdU . PH7NE, .'
Peaie inform the citizens of MaGaehnlstn,
Newhampihi'e, Connecticut, RhoieiIlanJ, New.
York, Pennsylvania, and the Northern and.
EaRern States generally, lha, from the great
crops made in South CaroHoa this year, and its
bulky nature, comfortable quantities of chipping
will be wannrg in ih= months of February:
March, April and May. and fooner if they can
be iert, and thar they may expea coed ireighh
and ready employment IN Charlelton.
dN TNHABITANT OF CEdRL EST0N.
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Eanaa Ga Leiter tiom Biad.fard. ian 6

y : y
Ytaerdsy agrteably TO preyiol, arrange.
ment OF the principal ithabtanss of tie town Of
Pea50nly0,Ousb, the Rev. M. WHIrcoas de
livered an excellent, gsnious, and pathetic dif
coulfe, on the death OF our late worthy &c eral
and Commander III Chief Of the Armies Of The
United Ssates.to very crowded audience from
Proverbs CT. xxi. V. ,. TIE fieb and tie to0r
meet toqabr, he Lord is The Maker of tbsm all"
The congregation generally wore iome badge
of mourning, and ioIsmn iilence pervad:d he
whole aaembly."
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-01-13

Commerce, which has 70 long battened on
the miieries of the political world, feems a,
length about to come in for its ihare of the gen.
eral dfaaer. Letters by the lait Packet bring
accounts of fevera failures in London, and it is
faid, ihe has brought back protected bills to
very large amount. Gas q. 81
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-01-13
OFFICIAL.

Exra7 Of a letter fran CAPT. Baker Of tbe Dsla.
apare, dated Of Curacao, Nov Is.
: "On the 10Th October, had the faiisfa a;on8
to fall in with and capture, after a chafe Of
fevcn hours, the French privateer brig Ocean.
mounting &c guns with Is men,"
Estr0H Of a letter from CAPT r. y. Mo,yi,, Of.
tie ddams, dated ct Guaaaospe, aotb Nov.
Since we have been joined by the Infnrgea.e.
have captured finall F'ench prisateer lchr
and rscapturcd an American tchooner."
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-01-13
"Funereal horors to the mcurr DEAD"

Funeral horors to the MIGHTY DEAD"
The publication of thefe numerous ,enimo-
mails would entirely engrofs the pages of the
Gazette for weeks A few general iketches
therefore can only be given.
The fra expreilions of grief in this town,
were mentioned in former Gazette-But a.
greeable to general orders from the preIent
commander of our armies, military honors were
performed here on Wednesday, lat, by the u. S.
corps at Fort Summer, under the command of
1t. LEONARD and by the Portland Federal
Volunteers, under the command of Capt. goYp
AT day break fixteen minute guns were dif.
charged from Fort Summer after which the
dtcharge continued at an half hours interval
The en6gn at the Fort was difplayed half Raif
high, and the aags of the ihipping were placed
half-n ail'-The procellion being formed at the
fouth part of the town by Capt. Doyn, moved
to the place reprelentiag that of interment,"
in the following order -
The Valunfser Com3aay, and the Detachment
from Fart Samae, with arms reverted, drums
muffied, and muhc playing dead march
The Clergy Military Offers g. Seiet7nsn-- CHI,
s,ns--Tbe Everai Schools, with their Teaebers.
During the movement of the procenion the
bells tollcd, and minute guns were discharged.
Having arrived at the place os interment. the
troops opened their ranks, and relied on their
arms reverted, until the proceilon pafed
through after which, three volles were dill
charged---The procellion then moved to the
Rev. Mr.. KFLLooG's Meeting houfe, where an
vocational addrels WAS delivered by one of the
volunteer company.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-01-13

/" A Town Meeting at Salem has voted, that
an Orator be appointed to pronounce an Eulogy
on the Character of the lamented WASHING
TON that handforue and durable Monument
be erected to his memory that the inhabitan S
wear mourning for 90 days.; thar copies of the
fveral Funeral Sermons de iveIed at the houies
oe Divine Wcrihip, in that town on The location,
be printed, with the Farewell Addref, Of WASH
iSoToN, in yolunn, to be preisnted 10 each
family"
o. he Ladies Of Providence have exhibited, as
ma k of mourning for the death of the uni
verbally beloved WASHINGTON, a black Grape
Saih. laiias from the right ihoudcr to the left
eide"
The Vice Pieident of the United States has
arrived at Philadelphia.
One Scott, an imported Jacobin, has advertif-
ed his intentions of writing the life of the
American WAsHlNGroN.
ellis excellency David Humphreys, the Mn.
iffer of the United States at the Court Of Mad
rid, will write the life OF the iluGiiors WASH
INGTON.- He is in pofction OF mott Of The
requiiite documents, and will be furnilhed by
proper authorities with further materials for
the intereaing work. The Colonel fcrved with
Gen. WASHINGTON during the war, aad has a
perfonal knowledge of many of the events of
the immortal Patriots life."
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-01-13

It is rumoured, that a recent arrival at New
York, in ihort paaage from Liverpool, brings
intelligence of the fate arrival of the Duke Of
York, in London, on the Sth Nov.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-01-13

Representatives, the honor which their reialu-
tons confer en- my humble Efforts to execute
their with.
4 car never diiobey their viii, and therefore
will furnih 4 copy of the Grafton delivered on
the late sflefin. oecalion, much as l had
hatts 90 myief with a different dhpc fition.
:. Sincerely reciprocatibg the pericnal con.
alterations with which you honor me, am
very RESPECTFULLY, Sir, your 1iiend and obedieut
fsryant, "HENRY LEE.
7as Sa,aisy Of he Ksys IF RsprysnfafUei.' -
Tie " Imprifoned Debtors Relief Bill" was
reported, amended and recommitted.
NATIONAL CONCENTRATIONS
Mr.. Marihall, from the Committee, &c.
further reported,
.That it be recommended to the people OF
the United States of America to aiIemble on the
z1d Of February next, in fuch numbers and
manner as may be convenient, publicly to
,ellfy their g,;ef for the death of General
Groscs WAsaisGros, by Irritable eulogies.
orations dilcouIles, or by public prayer; and
that the Pre.ident Of The United States be
tequefed to idue bis proclamation for the
purpofe of carrying the fame into sffea."
This report WIS unanimously adopted.
TUESDAY, DEC. 81.
THE engroGcd billin,i,led ''An aa to pro-
vide for the enumeration of the inhabitants of
the United States" was read third time-and
the queaion being put, .ibaH IBIS bill pajs'
The queaion was put and negatived, ayes 81
nays SO.
1t was then moved to reeommir the Dill for
the fpecial purpofe of conflicting the 9Th
feslion only /; which caufed warm debate
Mchi. Jones. Smile, Marihall and Mott fpoke
in favor of the motion and Menrs. Thatcher.
Dana, and OTIS, sgainl t-Upon the queltion,
there were in the affirmative 4I-negative 49,
And then the bill paded.
a medsge was received from the Senate,
by Mr.. OILS, their fecretary, informing the
Houfe that the Senate had concurred in the
refolution paaed yeIierday for paying futable
honors 30 the memory of Gen. WAsHINGTos.
Mr.. d. Foiler, from the committee of claims,
made an untavorable report on the petition OF
Wm. Donaldfon which was ordered to lie on
the table.
Mr.. DIS called for the order of The day Oh
the report of the committee to whom was
recommitted The bill from the Senate for the
relief of p-rfons imprifoned for drbt-and the
Houfr having refolyed itfelf into committee
on that iubjea, Mr.. Rutledge in the CHAIR, the
bill and amendment we're read, and agreed to
by the committeeman having been reported,
were raf.d by the whercupon i, was
Orarrea, Tha, the bill be read third time to.
morrow.
On motion of Mr. Sewall, the Houfe went
into committee of the whole on the bill provid.
ing for ialvage in cafe of recapture-which was
agreed to without amendment and ordered to
I &c eve its third reading tomorrow.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-01-13

As.fRRIED--At Northyarmouth, Mr.. Jo6sh Cum
mngs of Freeport, to Mis- Arwitherc Mitchell VI the
former place.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-01-13
LegjN1ure Of MaDaebg/stts.

BOSTON, JAN. 9.
YESTERDAY the Legislature of this Com
monwealth convened at the State. Houfe, agree
ably to adjournment. Having formed quo
rum of both Branches in the afternoon, they
appointed Committee, who waited on His
Honor the Lieutenant Governor, aid informed
him they were ready to receive his communica
tons. The Secretary foon after came in, and
read the following MeGage:
Gentlemen Of tie Senate, and
Gentlemen sf The Heuys Of Representatives.,
The DEATH of General GEORGE WASH
INGTON is an event truly diltreaing.
The Prelident of the United States on the
74th of December lat, asreeably to reiolve of
Congrefs Of that day, has, by Proclamation, re-
commended to the Citizens, an uniform mode
to exprels their profound iorrow on this location.
IF you, gentlemen, hould think proper TO adopt
any meaiure in conformity with faid rsfolve Of
Cong,eis, ihall readily concur with you,
MOSES GILL.
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FROM Nrw-yoRY. TAN, r

FNoW- NEW fONN, T..
Es'ysH IF a'hae' fro" 81 sfbdias,, dated on. ztsb, 1893.
" II appears that France is at open war with
Hamburger, and that their envoy at Paris has
received orders to quit the territory Of lhe
Republic.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-01-13

II utter m, fiji you viii not hsidate 10 comply
with the rtquea of the IIou!e, y iarnihing
COPY Of yoos GRAFTON to be ken Ter pu5llsa-
ii, n.--Allow me, willie peilo ming this Pieaf-
ifg tax Of official duiy, IN communicating an
at Of he Repitfgntalivcs Of the people, 20 jul
to you, and 70 honorable to themlelves, 10 SIN
brace the opportunity To declare that
=. I am pei.onallY, with great eileen. and
frcere regard, Dear Sir, yous friend and ODE
dent feryant.
THEODORE SEDGWICK.
"7ks Hen. Maj Gen. Lee"
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Nafional LegWfmye.
.%r-.s> @s,ss, 80

Sixsb; CONGRESS Of United States.
FIRST SESSION.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-01-13

THE American public are Gill occupied in
Displaying their reipea to the memory of their
deceaied friend and benefaefor and almolt
every town and village in the country have
performed
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-01-13

A Committee ofthc town Of Bolton attended
the Houle and informed them, that on location
of the much lamented death OF Cen. GEORGE
WASHING TON, an Euloeum would be pro
nounced on the 9th init. at the old South Meet.
ing houie by GBosGG X. Manor, Efq. and that
the tewn requefed the countcnancc and attend
ance of the Hon, Houle, and further requeaed
the ufe of the apartments on me lower floor of
the State Houlc for the purpoie of forming
procefIion.
\ The Houfe voted, in compliance with the
wihes of the town of Bolton expreiied by their
committee, TO attend the ceremonies of to NOR
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-01-13
Dorttano,
MoNDAr, JANuARr r3, 1900.

Obfequies in honor of WASHINGTON
My bend y5n S,a'yirm yer their igfffvsseY
Wy deps yoa Chief tbs urasaiing tea,
Wiat Jaiaa g,iJ bargf DER yam Martial Band
JPbai dep Siaysf fsysNrdss he tsteaisi land
In fad rgfosi, JoSAA from J5ors 70 fsrs---
"Ouy FRIEND, CIR Cuipe, s,g FATnER 10 no me-. /"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-01-13

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES..
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-15

HigbSf prize 5000 dollars.
THE drawing Of the Philanthropc Lottery has ac-
IL uTaIly commenocIin Bolton, and will oe compile 90
In thirty days.
a few Tickets in the above Lottery may be hal at
the Ps9-0tEse, Portland. if appl.ca for immciafeIy-
The eler aT1res thofe who may be dpolcd 10 become
adventures that he II Trierve The money received for
tckes in his own hands, Tor The Purpoe of paying the
prizes, ana thar the payment Of the prizes thal COM
mence y innn IS tie draw-ng Is eoneLude1. 81 N
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-15
PHILANTHROPIC LOTTERY.

~ THE )ubI6ri5er regrets being und-r
~. Htr15Ly Of iaf5rnay tb9f qyls bar. A2t Jet rs
esiye4 t5fr Prize n2n,y for IrksfJ purc57a on Inn,
~ t5e f,FtI 7fEd btteyy, t5at after repeated ap-
2Icaton5 bs i uga5t 10 o5tll7n fomtbe br53rit5r.
n u 1errGyy, i5.rtf5yr, 10 Jtri NJ 10 tbs Lstt-yy
OtTcs, No ~, C2rr5N, Byl3n, 7yf" !5y all Lavs
a rich, - 1sn47d t5s amount.
TJst ttzy 7yb3 54Ue Pare5aEa t5s feonl clzG,
informed fbat ny Gra7v4g, greatly ~ tbs Pef-
pogsusrt, zy4J " csnntrcs ~ Tbu,t!.1 LE. Tie
,-s9ney ayifag from re ais5 oftgs Ins, zyU ~ IVY
fGiqed p I"afy tts tUe5asrJ. x tlg5.y improper
e0aa49 nt5e trarn+mg Llid lottery, baJ Induced ~
70 GJto4tlzRs t5s l.aLs of t5s .ictsiJ.
E. ~. jerks.
PartLzrY. So y So.
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DRFPARED bv SAMUEL LEE, un.
a IF Wndham. Connecticut. Secured To him by
Patent by ,5s Prefacnt # tht uni'ed States dated
April 3oh 1876 agreeable e "A act oi Ccn5rels -
They a-e approved og Fly Phydoans, and others Tor
thl.r ruou'et Virtues, and particularly as io7ereign
remedy qzaiul an charge ot bile - the itomachS
ol men, women and children. They remove pains IN
the head, G0mach and towcis-the grlaea ar obH7uc-
lions. They are an excellent heip tor the gravel
lcurvv choHc. ,aundce and dropiY; and mott eltec-
tuai remedy for co0gentls and therefore convenient
for all travellers bv far and LAID They have proved
to ha very aaoalous IN preventing tbs yellow fever
After a dch uh by eating az drinking, they reuoTc
the os ID appetite, and CARLY purge the fomach and
bowels, without pam gripping. They are very ne-
cchary far eamcn, a. hevprrvent many Of thoe dit-
cafes which they are afflicted with.
The above Pills may be had OF JOHN
? WnrwELl, B13saj Of SHIRLEY EkvIN7, Fa'tl"i;
and q
TdMES CUSH5LAN, To3bam;
who has con4antly for fac. general aaor'ment Of
Drugs & Medicines.
TesG-r, h.sgs 16 1890. lSw-1')
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II No PcTon TEaTI 1TPc1T r. CIcHarre
flid taxes and al neceflv intervening CHARGES. o7
or before "Wednesday the twenty ixih r of No
vember 1900. at ID o'clock, A. "A. I'D mach of .ba
Clid Lots of Land wH be efficient t1dG-h3-ee
the fame Will then be fold an Public AuQioa al, th,
hish-G bidder, according to Law, al The h0rr. or
WENTWORTH RcEER, innhoi5rin falt Poland.
John 4. Merrill, CoisH9r.
Poland. IagEg Jo, 1870.
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PHILANTHROPIC LOTTERY.

Parfl7r{, S.tt. Z, 1890.
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Nil.
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Library,

~ FFNE5' L01K5ToRF- 7.e: N IN B-,f.
IT AlELY received at faid Library, a
IL variety of TIE neret Novels, Sc vrich have
arrived ho@l Observation-Disclosures cf which are
nav Pr n,cds sad may 5e had grals The following
arc tGe
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STAMPED PAPER,
For Sale 4. TFNE5' BOOKSTORE


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- Tie rxt,gfge and ,q8iH irsysefag circulation ~
Ga1+t renters Il birbA g!eartly o4s IA, AD/b -
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g Elimination Of illicit Iove.--No iuch
Z man knew better how to approach the citadel
{" of honor, and lay fege TO uniEPettIng
(: virtue. His manners would be eaiy, full OF
s. grace. marked by peculiar and minute at'en-
:: lions, rich in exquiGte fenGbiity, patient Of
" reproof, but viglant TO dicover the almolt
evanefcept changes Of alpett, OF tone, or OF
=" department.; turning all 70 ultimate adyan'
" tage BY appearing to admire that reierve
{" and fin lcity which, though the intereiting
traces Of a pollhed and virtuOus education,
vet were in fact the mott powerful incentives
to love, becaufe they threw around beauty
that Iuire which was to faGcinate and lead
captive the hrmeR and the PToudea 1Pirit.
" Such, or fmlar to rheie would be the feel
" ings, the language, and the arts Of an accom-
plilhed leducer."
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-29

THE following elegant dslineation Of the
arts Praeticed By a leducer, is taken from a
speech of lord MggraVs, in the BritIh Hou(e
Of Lords, the 4th April laf, in a debate on the
Divorce Bill This bill prevents the parties il
f:duaion from marrying-His lordhjp was
oppofedsto the BILL as dePriving the leducer Of
all the reParation he could make to the unfortu-
nate female he had leduced. In anlwer to
fome obfervations on the bill By tie bihops of
RoebfRey and London, his lordthip faid-" The
"reyerend and learned Prelates would forgive
I" him, if he NUT take it for granted that he
E: knew rather more of the gay and fashionable
s.world, its cuRoms, its frivolities, its puriuts.
" its pleafures, than they did. 1t was natural
" his knowledge in this reiPed ihOuld be great
6 er, for his opportunities Of acquiring it were
q certainly more numerous, Now from all he
" knew of the habits Of f,fhionable and &C
. complilhed feducer, a character he only Rudi
g ed to detea, it was not the Ryle Of 1uch a
q penon-it did not at all accord with his
manner-to begin by fuggeting, clumfly,
that the difficulties 10 the way Of marriage
" were great or few that marriage would be
:: the reward Of compliance, the ultimate con
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MUSES.

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To be fold at Auction.

On Mond7y ne I5b dy 2f December nent,
4 Certain piece Of excellent Wood
4 a LAND, containing one hundred and TWEEN
~ acres (moaly white oak lying 10 the towo
# Biddttord about three miles from Saco falls
SAID Land will be fold at the houfe Of JosEPH
BEAL, living n faid town. The land may be teeu
any time previous 20 the day of iale, by applying
10 the laid JOgEPH BEAL.
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ARTICLES OF CONVENIENCE Z

In Browns Travels in Egypt, Sc. may be
found the following pa1age-" In many Of the
:. villages are Women for the tonVsnisncs Of
" Rrangers-a part Of whole profits is paid to
the government, which tolerates them. |
/" did not obferve, however, that the nature Of
" their calling created any external levity, Or
f" indecency Of behavior"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-29

IR. jerks,
hel.eve there arc but few perfons who Pc
:1f- your u-sfs' department, who will moi be pleaded
','th Ih- following Description Of Winner and sum
Evening, drawn ny hs pen OF the guilty celebra'-
81 author Of tie Ptgj4r" IF Hq3s.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-29
30 INV fair hand enamour'd Fancy CLEAN,

DO thy fair hand enamour'd Fancy CLEANS
Tbs treafOr'd pidures Of a thoufand fcencs
Thy pencil traces on The Lovers thought
Come Gotta. home, from towns and toll remote,
where Love and lore may claim alternate hours,
With pea-e smbofon'd il italian bow'rs
Remote from bully Ife's bswilder'd way,
Der all bis heart fbzll TATE and Beauty fway
Free On the funny aope, or winding nlore,
With hermit Reps TO wander and adore
There thalI He love- when genial morn appears,
Like PenliVe Beauty fnilin3 in her tears,
To watch the bright'ning roles Of the ky,
md mufe on Nature with poets eye l-
and, when the fua's Ian fPendor lights the deep,
The woods and waves, and uurm'rng winds aneep
When fairy harps tn HefPerian planet hail,
And the lone Cuckoo Gghs along the vale,
His path fhall BE- where Rreamy mountains fweu
Their fhadOwy grandeur Ger the narrow dell,
Where mouderingI = and forreHs intervene,
MingiRg with darker tints the living green
Heaven, Earth. and Ocean, blazing all around
Ne oircling hills HIS ravlrd eye to bound
The moon is uP-the watch-tow'r dimly burns
I'd down the vale bis fober hep returns
Bu' paule' of, q winding rocks convey
The ailI rweet fall Of MuGc far away;
And CT be fingers from his home awhile
1o watch the dying notes and nart, and fnilt
Let Water come lie, polar fpirts rweep
II rsry '---,, y n
Though boundels inows the wi:her'd heath deiorm,
And the dim fun lcarce wandcrs through the form;
Set halI the fmiIe Of focal love repay,
With mental light, the melancholy day;
And, when its Mort and fu'leu noon is.o'cr,
The ice-ehain'd waters Numbering on the Ghore,
How bright the f4ggots in Ills little han
sla1e On the hearth, and warm the pi6ur'd wall.
How bIeft the names, in Loves famiHarto1s,
The kind fair friend, BY nature mark a HI, own
And, in the viewlef, mirror Of his mind,
Views The feet years Of pearure left behind,
Since ANNA's empire DER his herrt began
Since frR he calrd her his before the holy man
Trim the gay taper in bis ruR-c dome,
And Eight the wintry parable Of home
And let the half uncurtan'd window hail
Some way-wOrE man benigh.ef in the vale
Now while the moaning nga:-wind RACES high,
As fweep the ihot-nars down tile troubled Ky,
While aery hofts in Heavens wide circle play,
And battle in I.vid Gilt the milky way,
Safe from the form the meteor and the llower,
Some Pleafng page haI charm the folemn hour
With PathOs flalI command, with wit beguie,
2 generous tear Of angu Oh, or a fme.
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