Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-07

doneftic tumults, and confoIidate into
one uniform lylfem, the principles and
views Of good men of all parties. We
are indeed in want OF iome ex-
ternal prel1ure to force US to a proper
Ultimate of our real ftuation and re-
iources.
With refped to the precife Tate Of
our concerns with Spain, We only learn
that our government has proceeded 70
far asto intimate that her foreign agents
here might depart at pleafnre.
(Phil. Req
From tie GAZETTE, ana DAILY ADVERTISER.
The CHRISTIAN AND rAs INFIDEL.
trouble not myf:lf abou, the manner of
my future cxlttencc. content my lelf with be-
lieying, even to pofitiye conviction, that the
power that gave me exilfence is able 60 Continue
1t in any form and manner he plesi>s either with
or without This body and il appears more pro
bable 10 me that (hall continue to ceitt herea-
ter, than that (lou1 have had cxience as
now have before TIA. exjaenccb began"
z. PAINE.
IS look beyond the boun Is of human life for
the re ward of our facrhces aud the felicity CT our
reunion :: ho1 in what manner am ig-
rsraul, only ftfl that it ought 10 be f."
MADAM ROLAND.
I" An im,s2rtal remain is The mott powerful
CT death bed conioiatlOns." BuFFooN.
To anfwer fucb 'aimfy attacks as thefe upon
the CaslGian tai h, by 'egular train OF argu-
mcnt, wonld be TO pay an extrayagant comph-
menr to the vanity and arrogance OF hursan fol.
ly late writer has done II better In the beau
tiiul tory of La Roche; aud, perhaps, the fol
lowing fragment will be found calculated to have
Gn,ilar effes.
Alas my Jane!
He was delighted with the work of his own
hands he faw it beautiful. He made it good,
and took it to himfelf."
i had daughter fwees!y fair
With hazle eye, and auburn hair;
A dimple TOO, in either cheek,
And cherry lips; ihe could not fpeak
She was 70 yong; yet ihe could look
Her meaning juh as if he'd fpoke.
Oft in her eyes us'd to gaze,
Delighted WIKI heI infant WAYS
And play'd, and ock'd, and play'd again;
SO waichful never to give pain,
That fhe was plcas'd and feldom cryd
Except when iomething vas deoy'd,
Which fferner duty ordered 10,
And this, fotfoo,h, would caule her woe;
But then il wen fofoon away,
Thar we did little e te but play;
She juft could run; think fee
Her infant form approaching me,
bunch o! wers 10 either hand,
Like little lyIph from fairy lard:
She rooted was within her heart.
So thar / thought could not psr
From little Jane, i loy'd her TO-;
Butyet journey / nduff 60,
And leave my. lilfl> girl HehiNd
To nurfe's care it griev'd my mind,
For had fears, foreboiing fears
Which fofc'd away the Glver tesrs,
And made NE trtmbe; yes, and fgh,
Though I could give no reafon why.
Oh! ye. who know parent's cares,
Whole every with fomc darling ihares,
Though ab!ent leng, ana far away,
You cling TO that anfpicious day,
When you again mali eager kits
The fw.et controI!er of your blis.
And 20 did l /; The day YVES come,
And I had fonaly j5urney'd home:
Alas my Jane! thc WIS not dead.
She Fill could lift her Gck!y head;
And fill could fnile; and aill would try
To run, becaufs papa was nigh;
And when fhe could not, ieem's to lay,
Papa be cheestul; perhaps may;
Then tern, and give me fuch iook,
As allshe parent IL me hook; ~
I fa% the fruggles in her heart; ~. ~
For we'll me knsw that we mutt part.
~ ** g So -
My litt1e infant now "a gone; !,
And Why lhould her lois ben.oan