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By virtse of deed OF truft TO the

By girtae of a deed OF tguft TO the
fabfcriber. will De expofed TO iale, on Wo.lne'
day, the fscand Day of April next, for rsadi
money. upon the pennies, isyetzi vesy valuable
LOTS Of GROUND, lying upon Qaesn, Far.
fax, Watef and Uhion .etee,s, 10 the town ef
A.exsndIia--And immediately alter the fale o.
the Lots, will be expofed 70 iaie, ., the COTE
borfe, fer ready money alfo, ia cafr by the iale
of the Lots the finn required fhouId not be raj
fed one undivided fxseensh part OF q Tfaa o.
Land, lying in Spotfylvania county, containing
about eighteen thcnfsnd acres, known by thf
name OF The Mme 7rat7
James Keith Tygaee.
March IL. 81
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THURSDAY, Mack ~, 1906.
Mr., GEN E r. Is

HasIB baHo, f57nfofm f5k AMArEuks ~ -LJAF.
cling,
~EtHAT he will haze a BALL, on 5Fyfdg,
4 etxs, at his Dancing Room. corner q
Royi ard Prince areess; every gentleman 10 pay
a DAryFror ticker, which he can tessst fhs
Danfpa -RooE before tie night OF the Ball
Mfehsas. 81
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TO RENT,
The Dwelling HOUSE at pieiens

occupied by Nilijan Sanford The hcufe IS =
,olrnoA:aus and handsomely Situated, with eve.
y necefafy out haufe, aad has h&ndfome gar-.
len in high cultivation. Apply to'
ME, Thomas Prefien, or
Thomas Sanford.
oa1ber q. GSs.ee
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BOARDING. HonR Opened

By the Subicriber, in Pnnce-ltreet,
In the houfr lately occupied by Tbemas PAT
,sn h-lween the dwelling houi1 q DR.. Dix
All Mr.. Hexelsn's fore -whs,s few gensesi
poarders Nay be secommoasted--with orwith.
sat logging. Apply 70
HAf,a1 King.
Neyembsi !. soft
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-05-29

fcribei AZ poGefliag lovely appearance and the
moit amiabIc msnncrs. The rooehncis OF his
behaviour and the cruelty of his condua foon
rendered it impoRiblc for her to live with him
fhc mue have died under the blows OF her hef-
band and protector. Shs fucd for divorce.
Pigott, enraged, accompanied by part of his
crew, ieiz-d uecn the defencclcfs fair, carried
her on bepard bis hip. and horrible 20 rel ate !
fripped her naked, tied her down upon her
hack, and with car o'nine tails 10 HE Own
hands, compelled every man on board the veIel
to cffer lone indignity to his wife, thus plac-
ed !--Seo his trial, and read what thoie indig.
mites yere--they are fuch a. pot all the feel
ings Of umaniiy 10 abhorrence.
So much for the character of the commander
of the Hcrmiche. againa whom the crew. mo
tinted, and who tell fscIfce to his own cru-
elites. In this mutiny, admit becaule would
have done the fame myielf, ,hs, the Americans
took their full fhare--they would have apof-
ia tizsd their country, If they had not. For
this crime, our government gave up JsSatbas
Rebbip,, and his bones now hang in chains in
the l0and of Jamaica
Let US then demand the Captain Of the Lean
der, not to take his life, for death ought not TO
be ira eicd by mortals, but to puaifh him tor
hss y's'NOus dhu " P'S'cht tSpCthto"
of like conduit from others.-Let Us unite in
this deosad--lef our voice, be raifed sgainff
the murderer and his abettors, Until they arc
compelled TO liRcn 20 us. For if this fad event
i, pa1ed by unooticed, our Independence is--
m,bjsg. Herculus like, we fraDgled the fes-
pen. OF tyranny in our infancy--we are now
able to combat the hydra Of opprefIion --noughr
j, wanting fave that fpirit Of pstriotifn, which,
in TO taught Us 70 count all thing, "as drofs
and as dung" which had not for their objea
the welfare and liberty OF thefe States.
Iofalred on all hands, abufed by all nations.
il is high iinc The fpirit of America was arouf
ed. To preferve peace, wemuH fomc,ires be
prepared for war. Withspr paftislity for any
marion, Ter our commpn Efforts concentrate 10
the one G@pIc objed Of preterving our rights
inviolstc. and handiog>them down to poecrity
pure and MIN paired.
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1iat9. Tha, the cxpence of executing fnch fur
veys ihall be defrayed by the parties claiming
the land, unlcfs the fame be claimed by legal
French or Spsnifh grant made and completed be-
fore the 6ra day of Odober one thoufand eight
hundred And provided ALTO. and il is hereby
fvrrhcr enaaed, that every fuch furvey, as well
a, every oth.r furvey. by whatever authority
heretofore executed, thole of the above men,
toned and complete titles only excepted. fhall
be held and conidered as private furveys only |,
and all the traets of land, the title TO which may
he ultimately confirmed by Congrcfs. in confor-
nifty with the pfovidons of the ad above men,
tioncd, fhall prior 10 the iluing of patents, be
Is-furvcycd, if judged recsSary, under the au
fhority, Of the perfon exsrcihcg the powers OF
iuryeyor general, and at the sxPence OF ths
parties.
= SEcr. 4. md be il fnrfbe, tsaRed. That
The furveycr general fhslI fix the compensation
Of the deputy furveyon, chain carriers and axe.
suen, in the territory OF Louiiians PrsUiSra,
That the whole expence OF forveying and mark
ing the lines, whether paid by the United States,
or by individuals, ibsll aot exceed three dollars
per mile, for every mile that fhall be actually
Iun or furveyed and marked. And the prnci-
pal deputy aforcfaid fhall be en,itled to receive
from individuals the following tees, that Is 10
fay. Tor examining and recording the furveys
executed by any Of the deputies, at fhe rate Of
twenty-five centsfor every mile Of the bounda.
ny line Of fueh furvcy, and for a certified copy
Of any plot of furvey 10 his Office, twenty
five cents.
NATH'L. MACON,
Steak<y effbe Hsk of Rrbr,jfniOtio1.
GEO. CLINTON, V;ee.Pyc6dsnfg gj
sbt y. S. and PysGdrnt Of tbe Senate.
FEBRvARY as, $500.
Approved,
TIL: JEFFERSON.
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From fbe BALTIMORE EvExlNe Posr.

AMERICANS
Shall tbt 5ajE Sirsiisg Of a ccpquer'dfse,
ln/sh exr coafs ard lay oxr fsmen hxv /?
WHyoa permit Csiambia'r baSty %vs,
Viii dahard murder 10 be erimJsnI e'eyl
NsI--Is NE fyssgfb Of Lite,r a,j<,
.4md karn ibe oceans tygants 10 Be avlf.
Ne longer accufe the dsb.frd aad Ignorant
people OF the RaR for their paAivc aud sren-
bling obedience to the arbiters of their fate
no longer wonder that the more enlightened
Eurcpesp. latoring under the pEejudices of cdu-
cation, ihonld oc ready 10 meet death at 'he con-
mapd of King. who cares nothing about him,
while you fuAsr fnck hpmiiatiog infsits ~ ksvc
lately been committed IN the tar5sr OF New
York, by foreign hands, With imponity. Rob-
bsry has been added 10 repeated inful,, mur-
der ,e robbery. And by whom By the fer
wants OF nation with whom we are Of peace |
--'' Tell il not in Gath, nor spublifb in the
freets Of A0sslon," that America has friFsred
the indiSoitiss to pafss unobfcrveJ. Although
we love peace and are willing to make Tome "a
crifcss to retain its blefRees. le, il never be
.faid thar We viii patiently fsbnit TO the hor-
ron Of q war without fccking rcdrei, oI the in
ju9ice. THAT noble principle OF. republican
icRitutions I" thar the fmallsR irjvsy done TO
oneof 'hs members of community fhould be
feltby the ~hoe'--.dcfssves The foppor Of G.
very good citixeu--for ", u0itsd we Aand--di.
vided--we fall" ., XII
Mcrdes---dseard'y murder has been commit.
ted on our fhores. by order OF lhc commander
Of the B'itih ihip Of war Lsscdss--let him be
dsmanded--let him be giveo mp TO snfwer at
che bsr Of this nation for the atiocicus deed.
Therewm monaer sfthe name OF Pieett
who commanded the Basih fhip Hesmione--.
.theArk Of cruelty aud Of rnifrv. On board
th's,vsdrl, itis laid there were Gxty iuprefTed
Americsns. ~ho every dsy were liable to all
pre',ions and privations. the moa horrible dd-
pofiion of Pieotf could Invent or psattie.
hsvs sailed Pissts rronaer--!et the following
sartsti~t juflilv my sGer,icn tais.
} Pigott married young lady OF one OF the
SoR rsfpee.,ble iamils' 10 EnslaHd. who is de-
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TIL JEFFERSON.
70, be RHODE. ISLAND REPUBLICAN,.

MIR. BIsBEE,
IN the Aurora Of the s,h OF May, no.
ticed an attempt at apology, for the late con-
dud Of John Randolph. Though m prep,ia
/o,na IL preients itfelf as 40 article tranfmitted
30 the Editor, dated at Norfolk, and under the
hgnatoTe OF +. G.. yet | have no doub, that 1t
proceeded directly or indirectly from MIR. R.
himfelf. have ever been con6dept thar his
psnefsniaiyej7s6osS would have produced shis---
ard viii produce more and that foon it will
be his win aud his paipsble exet,ion TO return
10 his former aapding with bis republican
friends. But he may reR aHored, that al en-
ig6lered public will never scquit him upon the
clearing mp plan, He muf exhibit proofs OF a
receiiion from error. Tor g,e6 iup,sdsne. il il
be more iri,shle expreiIi,n) before he 10 re-
foted to her confidence and favour. 1t is not
fuficicnt for him to plead his magxanimify, in
DARING to differ in opinion from the executive |;
who has too great and too philofopbic mind
10 tnjJy fervis iycophan,ic echo of fenti-
snenr, even from his political friends. Soch
pleas are, in their own nature, but obliquc and
puGilanimous reflections, which the copfcious
independence of great mind would diidsin 10
plead--and much more 10 rely on As an apology
tor opinion. The fstt is, Mr.. X. hs, dared 20
qxayrsi 1rifb b, J,ies<f, for the qualification OF
patiions, the infurreeion Of which agsnA rcs-
fon and intelligence, woold have been inaao,'y
cruihed 10 the brssR OF a patriotic aud conhd.
crate IeRiAaor.
4'y'oi, Mey 40, SEQ.
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royal family, with an immcnic quantity Of pro-
pefty. fpesis. plate, diamonds. sc. in his ma
jety's hiPs Excellent. "a. and Intrepid, g.;
thsir msjsfties arrived at Palermo in perfect
health. About tweaty empty tranfporu were
taken and dearoyed in the Bay OF Naples, but
no troops were on board at the time, nor any
property of value.
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A Bottom paper lays, 6s lfaae Ce6n left town
yeaerday for Csna's. We we're mif.keu, when
we fated that he was appointed TO command
the Halifax cation, although il was mentioned
In the Englilh papes. The admiral 10 on fur
Tough TO attend 10 fome perfonal concern,-he
Is native of Maaaehufets, and a royal
refugee.
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heeR LONDON, Mareb 7Ss
Lord Melville, appeared in the houfe OF lords
yeRetday, and after protecting again& the cir-
CUNT ances under which the laR article OF i'm
peachmcn, hn been preferred sgainh him,Plead-
ed no, guilty to the charge.
March a8.
The convention between France and Pfuhia
Il csrryins into execution with all PoHible fpesd
Welel. and the whois Of Prufia Cleves, has
been occupied by the French, as the reader will
fee by the following sccoant dated from Wefel
the 70 Of March.
" The evacuation Of this city. and the whole
of Pruflian Cieves is now completed. Yeher-
dav. at two o'clock in the afternoon, about two
hundred French troops arrived here by water,
from Neus, the citadel and the fortreh were
Immediately delivered up to the French Gener-
al Beaumont. Major Schoies. however remains
here, with iome olicers Of tho artillery, to TO-
perintcnd the formal delivery OF the msgsxines,
&c. General Beaumont, ss srft aid &c camp OF
his hichnsfs prince Murst, has idued procla-
nation. Eating the empcror's orders for his taxi
ing pofIsiTion Of the Du,chy of CIeves. In the
name Of the prince whom his najehy hall sp-
point. in confcquence Of aueaty Of the ISth Of
Febrssry, between mssfhsl Duroc and court
Hauesi,x. The pcrfons in tho administration
Of public affiin are to remsin in the exercife Of
their functions ill Others fhall be appointed by
the new foveseigu."
Accounts have been received by sdniral lord
Col,ingwood. Of the arrival 1t Palermo Of their
nsjcIties tho king and queen Of NsPlss which the
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His Britannia majefy's brig Bufy was off the
Hook Iat evening, on a ctuizs.
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Bv the arrival of the American Packet we
have received Paris papers TO the I'd of April.
They contain bat few articles of news. IL was
ftated that Louis Bonsparte was TO be appointed
commander in chiet in Holland, to reiide at the
Hague.
Capt. Swain. informs thar he was embsrgoed
az L'Orient for 20 days, which was rsiied on
the 4rh OF April. This embargo wa. laid in
confeqsence of the failing Of French frigates
and brig, from that port. which vsfIels took
their departure about the 2 9Th Of March.
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despatched with dirt by the mob.--Whatj
are these frivolous disorders when compar-
Cd TO the gloomy regularity produced by de-
spotism in which men are obliged to the
most painful circumspcction in all their
actions arc afraid to speak their scnti-
ments on the most common occurrences
suspicious of cherishing government spies
in their household servants distrustful
of their own relations and most intimate
companions, and all times exposed to the
oppression of men in power, and TO the in
science of their favoritcs mo confusion
in my mind, can be more terrible than the
stern disciplined regularity and Wanted
police of arbitrary governments, where
every heart is depressed by fear, mankind
dare not assume their natural characters,
where the free spirit must crouch to the
slave in Office, where genius must repress
her ctfasions, or, like the Egyptian worship
pers, offer them in sacrifice to the calves
Of power; and where the human mind.
always in shackles, shrinks from every &c
nerous effort.
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EDUCATION.


THE subscriber respectfully informs the
public, that he will continue has
SCHOOL ut his house in the lower end of
Aibemarie county, where ne teaches the
Greek and Latin language, the English
language dramatically, Comho&ition, and
the RudimentS of the Mathematics
His price for boarding and tuition, where
scholars find their own beds and furniture,
is twenty-eight pounds for ten months, one
third IN advance, the balance at the expi-
ration Of the term-Two months of the
year, MAY and October, are allowed as va
cation. Where washing and mcnhing are
done, his price is thirty-two ponnds, terms
as abcve-For tuition alone his price is
eight pounds one half in advance, the ba-
lance ut the end of six months.
Parents who place their children under
his instruction, may rest assured, that par
ticuiar attention viii be paid to their mo-
rails, and every assistance afforded to pre-
mote their learning.
To accommodate parents who feel dis
posed 70 educate their daughters, / would
board six or eight little girls.
JAMES G.. WADDIL.
October 9TH, 1906. pm
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THIRTY Dollars Reward.

nESERTED from Ibis place, on the 18th
~ INST. BENJAMIN WILLS, a solUier'
OF the public guard, about thirty years OF
age, about five feet eight inches high, dark
hair and eyes, fair complexion, and very
large whiskers: he is very we'll set man,
and has in his possession some clothing
which he received when in the United States
army. 1t is very probable he may have
gone down to Suffolk as he has some rela-
tons there, and money due him from them.
Also, DURHAM BRACK, who descr
ted on the 9th inst. about twenty years of
age, abut FIVE feet 6 inches high, blue eyes
and light hair, fair complexion the clo-
thing that he has taken with him is un-
known; he is native OF North Carolina,
of Granville county, and it is very proba-
bic he may have gone there as all his rela-
tions live there.
Also, THOMAS BENNETT, who left
this place at the same time, about twenty
three years Of age, dark complexion, about
FIVE feet six inches high, blue eyes and light
hair, q carpenter by trade, and came from
the county of chesterfield, where all his re-
lations live, but it is uncertain whether he
will go there or not {: he has taken with him
the uniform of the guard and what other
clothing it is unllnown. Any person taking
up the said deserters and delivering them
to me or either of the officers Of the said
guard, shall receive the above reward, or
for the delivery OF either Of them.
ALEX. QUARTER, c. p. CT
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Gloucester Low Grounds.
FOR SALE.


ON the premises, the second day Of Ja-
~ nuary, 1907, a TRACT of LAND, iy-
ing on branch OF Severn River, in the
county OF Gloucester, containing by estima-
ton 348 acres about one hundred of which
are cleared and very fertile, the remain
der, well covered with oak and pine of
superior quality The oak timber (Which
is most abundant) is supposed, by all ac-
quainted with the land, to be the best, in
this part of the country, either for slaves,
or ship building. From the timber alone,
nett sum may be made, equal to the pur-
chase money. On the premises are dwell
ling house, commodious quarter and large
barn, all in good repair, likewise, corn
house and stable.
Nosituation possesses greater advantages
than this. The neighborhood, good one,
and Severn River, Justly ranking among
the first, for iish and oysters, at your door.
Should the purchaser be inclined 20 add 20
his tract, he may do it, most probably in
what quantities lie may think proper, as
two tracts Of land adjoining, viii in a short
timc DC divided among several legatees.
Persons wishing TO view the land, viii
apply to Mr. STERLING SEAwELL, OH
the premises, or TO the subscriber residing
in TIC neigh5orhood
Terms Of sale VIII be made known on
the day, and will be as accommodating as
possible. JOHN b. SEAWELL, Ex'r.
N. b. The above land sold by direction
of the will OF John Seawell, dec.
CIV LBS.
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Miscellaneous.
oE &c AL.

fThe odes Of Mr.. Moore have been deser-
avedly celebrated Tor the vivid manner in
which they depict living beauty, but ii
is probable hat he could not have sur
.passed the plaintive and simple elegance
,ofthe following stanzas on departed beau
ety.]
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17venty Dollars Reward.
FOR taking up and securing so that set
= him him again,
l. L w | S,

A very yallow negro man, about twenty
one years OF age, four feet eight or nine in
ches high, proportionably built, nothingno
table i'll his countenance or speech, had on
short coat, overails of nap't cotton,
and oznaburgs shirt he took off no other
clothing known OF. He was bought from
the estate of James White, of Buckingham,
near Cara his mother belongs to Am
brose White of Hanover; his grand-mo-
Their lives with Mrs. Gray in Richmond,
and his father belongs to a Doct. Shore, in
or not far from Petersburg, as he says No
doubt he viii make for some of those places
for refuge, but mostly suspect the latter,
where, in allprobalitity, he will endeavor to
get in somc vessel, and thereby make his
escape. hereby forcwarn all masters of
vessels and others, from carrying of, or
harboring the said slave, under the penalty
Of being dealt with as the law directs,
JAMES TUCKER.
Powhatan county,
Belie-Meade, Oct l8, 1906. sv
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At a Court held for Cumberland
county. tn 28th Oct. 1906.
20 EYOID INFECTIOUS DISEASES

county, tn 28th Oct. 1906.
Patsy Stone, administrators on
Anderson Stone, dec.
Plaintiff,
Igatnsk In Chan-
Theodrick Carter, late guar ceru
dian of Anderson Stone, dec.
and Miller Woodson,
Deicndants,J
THIS day came the plaintiff by William
Daniel, gent. her attorney, and the de-
PENDANT Theodrick Carter, not having en-
tered his appearance and given security ac-
cording to the act Of assembly and the rules
OF this court, and it appearing TO the court
that nc is not an inhabitant of this state:
On the motion of the said complainant by
her counsel aforesaid, IL is ordered, that
the said defendant Theodrick Carter, do
appear here on the first day Of February
term next of this court, and answer the
coinplainant's bill and that copy of this
order be forthwith inserted In some one Of
the newspapers published in the city Of
Richmond fortwo months successively, and
posted ut the front door of the courthouse
Of this county and that the defendant Mil
Ter Woodson, do not pay away, secrete or
otherwise dispose of any monies, goods, or
effects which he may have in his hands be-
longing to the defendant Theodrick Carter,
until the further order OF this court.
a COpy,)
MILLER WOODsON, c. c. c..
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N o T &c f..
MARSHAL's SALES.


! 20 BE SOLD, To the highest bid
= der, foT ready money, under a decree Of
he court OF the Unned States, for The 9Th cir.
erii in he Virginia disu'A, between phineaf
Bond, torney for The credlors Of Ezekiel I'd
Yards. plaintiff and David Ross aud others de
endants in order TO raise the sum of twelve
thousand six hundred and fifteen dollars and
hiriy three cents, due and pay able the first da,
4 July last, and expenses and charges OF sale
hat valuable and well knnwn estate. in the ooun
~ OF Boletour7 called FORT LEIgIS--s,ated
by The said Ross contain 1908 acres. The sale
viii take place on the premises, on the I4il ia,
Of Govembe' neat Also urder the said deetee
and upon The same terms. Will he SOLD. at the
Oxford Iron Works. in the county Of Campbell
or The 18th Of the same month, number DIVA
LUABLE SLAVES
REN. MOSBY. ID. NJ for
JOS. SCOTT, M.V.D.
september 20, l0Co. tbs
At the request of Mr. Ross, The sale Of tn
lard above nentIoned, called Fort g.cvis Z,
POSTPONED until The 2o,h day Of NEXT
MONTH, when i, will take place, at the EAGLE
Tavern. IN the city OF Richmond --snd the sac
OF the negroes i, Postponed uniil the 9Th aey OF
DECEMBER NEXT, on which dsy il viii
take place at The Eagle Tavern aforesaid
BEN. MOSBY, y M. for
JOS. SCOTT M VD.
OSobcr 16, 1906.
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a list of one Hogshead Tobacco remain
ing in Gray's Greek Warehouse, with
the mark, number, weight and the name Of
the person for whom it was inspected, which
Itnot claimed agreeably to law, will be sold
at s5urry court house on the fourth Tuesday
IN February next Chat being court day.)
ID. u. No. Ia, Gross 1913, Tare 145, Nett
1898. Damaris Birdsong.
PYLAND u DAVIS, fnsheetors.
Surry county, 29th Oct. 1906. CIV
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" DISeorERIgS or LEBIS AVN mrs Par
9'r ~ LoUISTAHh."
4 fresh supply Of the above interesting
WORK is just received and fer sale at this
Office.
October Is. if
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ELEGY.

Fare the well poor luckless maiden;
Peace await YOU on yon shore!
Grief no more thy soul shall saddcn,
Storms assail thy bark TO more.
Lightly on thy clay cold bosom,
Lie the softest greenest sod!
Nav the fiow'rs that Ger thee blossom,
N'er By thoughtiess fools be trod.
HAPPY may some child of sorrow,
View thy peaceful, lowly bed,
Wishing such were his tomorrow,
There to rest his weary head.
From his bcaming eye may trickle
Gent'iest drops Of pity down,
Grieving, deaths destroying sickle,
Opening how'r SO sweet has NOVA
MAY some Kindred heavenly spirit,
Watt above tn parting sonl;
Their reward shall greet thy merit,
God who bruis'd thee make thee whole
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