davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-01-01
T.. Five Dollars Reward.

ID AN AWAY from the subscriber, two
~ apprentices, zHomas Barnett and Philip
It9Ltiams Barnett is abouttwelve years of
age. feet inches high, fair complection-
Williams is nearly Is years of age, feet 8
inches high, dull Of hearing and of very dark
complexion. The above reward will be CIV
en- fer either or both if Brought home or Sc
cured so that l get them again, with all rea'
,sonable charges for Barnett, but no allowance
for Williams. Ailpersons are forbid, at their
peril, from employing, harboring, or carry
Ing away said apprentices. ~
Daniel McDougall.
December 80. cost
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-01-01
Alexander Moore, Regy2u.
This is to give Notice,

That the subscriber, Of Alexandria county,
in the district of Columbia, has obtained from
the Orphans Court of said county letters Of
administration on the personal es.'.;e of Ma
thanicl Pierce, late of the county aforesaid,
mariner, deceased: Allpersons having claims
against the said deceased, are hereby warned
to exhibit the same, with the vouchers ,here-,
of, to the subscriber, on or before the 29.h
day of June next, or they may by, law be ex--
Guided from all benefit of said cstate.- and
those indebted thereto are requested to make
immediate payment. Given under my hand,
this soth day of December, 1909.
Jolhua Yeaton, Adn.r.
3d. December 80. 81
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-01-01
g. Hogs Brilles.

u Tug UI1ILNS'
CASH and the highest price will DC given
for HOGS BRISTLES either,cIsan, comb
ed or in the rough state--by the subscriber,
who manufactures and keeps on hand, ge-
neral assortment of BRUSHES, which he
will dispose OF on reasonable terms, Ut his
manutactory opposite MIR, Hodskia's Indian
Queen tavern, King street, Alexandria.
John Shakes.
December o. d5Lco4t
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-01-01

e. PRINTING in all its va,
rious branches, handsomely exc
ecutcd with accuracy and dis.
patch.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-06-11
Dl5ceiiailp.
Letters upon French Influence.
NUMBER ".

10 the PeohLe Of the United Slat@.
HAVING established the point thatthe
President Of the United States has no con-
stltutlOnal right TO impose on iniunc;iand
secrecy upon the two Houses ofCongrrss,
or either OF them, III any case whatever Is
Is now proper 70 enquire into The powered
those Houses TO lay such am inimctoauq-
on their own members
The only power vested ~ the two bran
ches of the National Legislature, ~ tie
constitution, which bears upon this subject
y contained n the third paragraph Of ths
fifth section Of the FIRST article cf the con-
stitGtion, which article establishes and
defines the legislative functions. Each
house shall keep a journal oi It's proceed
ings and, from time 70 time, publish lis
same, excepting sach parts as n1ly IN fArf
judgment ye7Tte Secyccg. and the yeas Aaa
nays, of the members of either House, da
any question, shall, at The desire " O'e
min a those present, be entered IN I'M
journal THIS paragraph is nuturaly coa'
neoted with that which goes before Y.
Each House may determine tie rules ~
lts proceedings punish rs members ior
dIsorderly behaviour and, with the col,
Wrency If two thirds, eNpei 2 nsembef.
The provision IN the present ccnsu'h''|
respecting a secret journal, appears ~ la'S
been in some measure derived from N3
seventh section of the ninth sFticie ui l.1
old Confederation Of The States. n KIM
Congress Of the United States shall Iia'0
power to adjourn al any time wilfIn u'
year, and 10 amy place within ihe U"l',"
States, so that no period VI adiOUHHelt Y.
ior q longer duration than the space NM
| months, and shall publish the Jouin~' Nj
| their proceedings mon bly,, e1cspt slfh f-'
thereot relating 10 treaties, Gl.iaEcr5, @ 'A'.
tar operations, Us ~ fiefy iuasHtrft Ies
SruecgS and tile yeas and nays oi 'iie u-i~ \, N.
gates of each state Cn any question s''~,'
entered on lie journal, when II VI aes
by any delegate and the delegates "
state, or any ~ thein, at his or N"en y
quest, shall be furnished with y IFals-.
ofthe said Journal, eScett aaca Paffs 4. ~. ~
! GbgVe eNcebiec, to lay before the it5is'''
of the several states"
AS the old Con sress possessed ihe
ers Cf peace and war, with only
shadow ot legislative powers gc'F...
| and The power XII making a. aues, H.
ied IA ,he President and senate eNf''.si's
the provision which las Just bee
! from the Articles oi Confederation aft
TO have been adopted with a we"
| exercise ofthosc powers upon tte su'r
~ treaties, slliaices, aad mlli'If Mi
TONS" an,l upon uu otblr suhieels'
was me object OF Y The PeoP's,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-06-11
TUESDAY, IUNE 5,ISIe.

TUESDAY, JUNE s, 1910.
The bill to grant relief in cases Of
ipfolvency. was read hrf time, and
700 copies ordered 70 be printed, for
the ute Of the members.
The Gentlemen elected Council
Iars on Saturday, having declined ta-
King frats at the Council Bo I'd, the
two branches met in Convention TO
choofe nine Councillors, Secretary,
and rreafurer of the State
The whole number of votes for
Secretary was 624--neceiIary to
make a choice 3IS-BENJ AMIN
HOMANS, ECq. of Bottom, had gas
votes, and was chofen. G Han.
WILLTAM TUDOR, FL. 1vn5 The fed
eral lcauAidate-gub2 bat 400 vofeS.
The votes for Treafnrer were 628
-of which THOMAS HARRIS,
Elq. of Cbulsfop, had 339 votes and
was chofen.-T mr.. Treajarer
DWICHr declining being a candidate
far reabbaintmslt, tie federal candidate
far TreaElrer 4ya5 1oHN Z. AP-
zHoRP, Eq. qub2 had 239 yates.
The Committee which collected
the votes for COUNCILLORS, reported
the whole number Of votes 70 be o3o
of which 3r6 were necefary TO
make choice-FIon LEVI LIN
COLIN, had 337, THOMAS HAZ-
ARD, Jun. $50, SAMUEL FOW-
LER as MARSHAL SPRING
228, DANIEL KILHAM 338,
WILLIAM ASPINW ALL $50,
AARON HILL 338;-who were
chofen. There are itill two vacan-
cies the votes for the democratic
candidates were, for THoMA5 CUTTs,
Efq. 3o3, BENJAMIN J. Porter,
ECq. asa, Martin AENsLEY, Eiq.
81, and Hon. WILLIAM WIDGERY,
The Convention then adjourned to
II O'Clock, tomorrow, (thiS day. to
come to the election of two Council
lars. and for the choice of Notaries
Public.
Upward Of 50 members already
have leave of ablence.
WEDNESDAY, June s 6-The Con-
yention again anembled at II o'clock,
according to adiournment, for the
purpose of completing their unfniih-
rd bufn IS of yesterday.
The votes beius taken, i appear
ed .ha. the Hon. THOMAS QUITS,
and MAerlN KENsLEY, Efqrs we're
elected Councillors for the year en-
flung
They then proceeded TO the choice
of Notaries Pub!4, for the several
Counties, when the following gen
tlemen were chosen for Maine.
99rk-Rjchart I Cuts, alex. Nc
Intire. Jonas Clark, Daniei Granger
Nathaniel Goodwin, Henry Clark,
C,oqhs~ira.l-Samuel Homer, Eben-
ezer aaso, joiiah Snow, Edward
Ruatl, Jaieph c. bod, Andrew
Dunning, David DUMAS.
Hmc9ck.-Jno. Hufe, Juo. Gibfcn
Leml X. Whiting, rhos. Phillips
seth Kempton, Joleph Tyler, L. l.
B. Goodwin, P. D. Sargent, Theo
Tones, David Richardt5n
jVaf5ingtsa-Jo Jofcph Patteu, iona
D. Weton, JnO Brewer, VIM
Chapbsll, Peer Talbot jr. Wm
Allen. stephen Brewer.
Na1sF James Humphriss, Ma
thaniel Ruggles, Thomas Bourne
Kcaae5sc. Ebsnezer /. Warner
Nathan Weifon Jun
Liarlq 6eni. Ames, Williar
Bowman, Joe. Ladgdon, Daniel Rot
u ,,iA Waters, yatermAn Ihoma
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-06-11
MONDAY, IUNE a, 1910.

A great number ot local and pri-
vate Applications were read and com-
mitJed.
The motion TO PATS vote Of thanks
to the Rev Or. PARISH, for his Elec-
ton Sermon, and to order the fame
10 be printed, was called up, had a.
gother warm debare, and was finally
admitted, and referred fsr WedneE-
day.
After feveral trials the Rev. DR..
Baldwin was cholen Chaplain Of
the Houfc.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-06-11

at Il O'Clock His ExcelIency the Gov
ernor, attended as uluaI on iimilar occa-
i;ous, met the two Branches Of the Legil
la;nre IN the Representatives. Chamber,
and delivered the following
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-06-11
n3USE or RIP 4 5hNrd1IrES,

sATCRDAY, JUNE 2.
n Copvea-icn ot the two houies
having bern formed, the Hon. Meiiis
GERI<Y ana CRAY, the Governor
: :, l.ieuJelant- Governor elect came
~, a.d were faorn into office by the
ZION. Mir Orls, Prcfden, of The Sc
mare The Secretary Of .re State
;hen made the uluaI rroclamation.
After the Lxecutiye retired. the
Convention came 10 the choice of
niae Councillors 10 adviCe the Gov
tgaor IN Executive duties.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-06-11

- N t5s eis7iaz IF Nltayisf PuJfe Hbovs 50
cazeus 5ave been Jspgseisliz IL s5eir .6fes, 5saaEe
t9ys Gas4 in sfirisa fyom :Ls rsgi.rity!
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-06-11

Eeai5'aelrs Of aPls.@t3agrtts,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-06-11

Fbenrzer Flint, Gavin Curtis, Will
lam vi Dawes,
Ssmcrget.-Wm Sylysaer, VIM,
Kendall.
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1810-01-20
TO BE RENTED,

.1aa possession gitcn on Or tcfore the. 25M ot
AIarch merit,
\ LII that valuable property formerly occupied
IA bv Col. Thomas Duff, Esq. in the village
of misunderstanding of large commod'ous
brick dwcIing-housc, pleasantly situated on the
main street and elegantly fronting the river
Christiana, we'll calculated for large store, and
as the Turnpike road leading from the Gap la
vern OF Lancaster to that place Is now in consi-
derable forwardness, and will probably be car
ricd into effect in the course Of the next sum
MGR, it will certainly be one Of the most eligible
spcts for business in the state of Delaware. 1t
has every convenience, such as a.good garden,
barn, s,abling and other houses, &c. &c.-A
handsome FARM Of excel!cn, land, contiguous
20 the town, will be LET with it, ard two or
three Lots in the vicinity thereof. ut'fa4sa.hfo
for grass, or as the renter may think proper to
appiy them. There are also eight acres OF i1is'
rate Marsh, now in good order, small distance
from the town. The t-rms OF renting sad pro
perry may b known by applying to THOMAS
DUFF, Esquire, residing at Mrs. Husgins's,
Wilmington.
N. B.-No par, o! this property will let B;
separate from the ether.
Wisa,iaefon, Dec. 5|h, 500. It:
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1810-01-20
In The Court Of Cbaneery.

Thomas Robinson, surviving ex'or.
of Abraham Robinson, decd.
rs.
James NIcIlvain and Mary his
wife, ard Thomas Perkins and
Sarah his W fe.
TN the Court OF Chanrcry Of the state of Del
Il aware. held at Nsw-Castle. for the county Of
w-Caste--l,;ll FLED Feb. 10th, l8o9-Sub-
pnna issacd, sc.
Upon the petition Of the complainant Thomas
Robinson, and upon the affidavit of Francis
Haughey, esq. late sheriff of Newcastle coun-
", it is ordered by the Chancellor, this thilticth
day of November, in the year of our Lord one
Thousand eight hundred ant! nine, that James
hlcilvain aud Mary his wife, two of the deien-
,Iants in the said bill Of complaint, do appear in
this Court on Saturday the tenth day of March
next, TO the said bill Of compliant, and on fail
urc SO to do, that the said bill be taken pre-
son!esso.
NICHOLAS RlDGELY.
Chancellor.
Te7v-Cosiie County, Sc.
lido CERTIFY, That the above
is a true extract from the record thereof. Gi.
ven undo, my hand and the seal of the saic
Eourt, at New. Castle, this fifth day OF Deccm.
Der, A. D. 1899
HUGH w. RITCHTE,
Reg'r. in Ch'ry. for N. G.. County.
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1810-01-20

| can be no doubt. There is a rnan
Of the name Of Drummoad, who, is
! II appears the commandment Of
corps Of Volunteers in Westminster,
called the prince of Wales loyal
volunteers, who has published a lei
Ter or order to his corps, in which
he clearly imputcs (lsloyai;y 20 eve
~ one OF the corps Intentionally who is,
absent from parade on that day. Ihis
man who is, i. is said, the Kings
banker, his said no more than others;
and the fact is, that either in direct
or indirect icrn,s, the Jews, iobders,
con'ra etors. nal>ohs, pensioners, aat!
insecure placeH,en, Who haze pus G
themselves back upon this ocCasioR,
charged with disloyalty all those who
tisaproved Of The measure, witch
charge, if i; were not false. would be
drcadru!Iy ominons tolhetoyal fA7,l,
"; for, | will venture 10 say, that
the measure is deeid=dly disnpprovcl
Of by those who possess nine hun
drecl and ninety nine parts oot Of eve.
! ry thousand fttc sense, the Talents,
| tile virtue, and the property Of the
country.
| There is 10 be grand naval and
| military promotion it seems, when We
have already ten times as many ADM.
rails, perhaps, as are employed, and
when we have more generals than
Bonapar;e has These newly promo
ted people will Of course f4joice; and
SO will shc sailors who are 10 have
double allowance Of driaS and so
Will the soldiers who are 10 &c releas-
ca fror, dungeons and jaiis & SO will
all those who at The expence Of Others,
are 10 b. crammed and made dunk,
I and who will sing anl hrawl out The
praises oe those VITO staff and who
drench them. 10 read. the account
, lnthe M vs.pspers, to reaa the exul-
cations at the prospect Ct ths feeding
and drinking Of this day, foreigners
must look upon US as having liy-
Cd uaon hips and jaws fof the
last forty nine years. We seem pre-
pairing one single meal Of v,Gtuals ard
e!;ink ior the kings subjects, as it
were by way Of making up for life
uf starvation and When these fed
Ipeople set Up shouting for JOY at
Iesling the effects Of belly full we
arc TO proclaim i, to the world as Il
proof Of nasionai loyalty and, what
IL more, as proof Of lie pr opl~'s ha.
wing besn happy. having enjoyed pros
pcriiy, for the last forty Mise wears !! --~
| 10 be added 70 this and TO the grand
Inarai and military promotion, there
is but one thing. X venting, ana that is
a nsw swarm Of Knights to mach
these upon i've occasion of Pig N;ch-
o,dson.. This would render the thing
quite complete. and therefore, il is q
pity it should be lief. our. A set Of
Jubilee knights, scattered over he
country, would be the thing, Of all
others, here with TO crown the whole
transaction. In the mean While, 3D.
uaparte keeps steadily on.--We cam
not shout him down. We cannot,
/ with all our boosting ard teasing.
turn bim aside FROM orc Of his objects,
, while those VINO fattcn upon the taxcs
, here, are giving the ignorant and
, hungry victuals and drink, in order
TO make them shout for y.wll;.e ma
tons unbought with either bread or
r beer are proc!aiming their admin
ration Of our enemy. Ec. III warrant
!. him will make no jubilee knights
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1810-01-20
even in these. tiynes-of uad1ess. 10

the Enlpcrog Napolea1,s,1 when ha-
wing iill;shea the conquest of tie
continent, will say to himself.
Z" come, that IS enough and, /
will not only leave England unat-
tempted. but will amicably shake
hands with her, and leave her in
quiet possession Of those means
which she has SO frequently en-
ployed Tor the stirring up Of other
nations against me, and for the put
Ting down NC and my faiiiy." No;
even the Dixons and their pastry
ceos o.operator !; nay, hardly be,
lieve, that poet Ei.,zg-raiti is 50 ex
ecrably stupid rs to suppose this
No /; that man must be staring mad,
who does not see, that the serious
warfare between England and France
IS only now Beginning That it is now
Tlhc beginning of dangers; that all
former and the present dangers are
trifling compared to those which are
inow abou. TO menace us Of this
truth every man of sense must be
convinced, and We: this is the time
when We are to hold national iabi-
lee ; when on this very day on which
am writing this article, all the
means Of intoxica,ion have been ap
piled to the thonghtless part of the
people, and, as If we were in love
with warlike failure and disgrace, we
answer with canonat:es Of joy, ,ilose
which the enemy, from the opposite
coast is firing in token Of the COM
plexion of u peace won by his skill
and vaor, while we have before cur
eyes the miserable adventures upon
the Scheldt and the Iagus. We an
pear to have lost all shame To be
SO fax fon, that sheepish people, that
we were formerly thought, ,s,at we
/ may not with much more rropriety
Lecome famous for senseless impru-
dence.
| The poet when he drew the char
acter OF f}obadl!, made him hang down
| his head after having taken elru'bina
| for, he did not suppose it was in
! human nature for boaster to continue
on his boastings and that, too, witt
an inclase Of brass, after having be.
come VIGOROUSLY beaten thing
Look at the Schcld. look at thu
banks Of the I'agus look a, thu
ciroves Of English prisoners OF war
which are, at this very moment, ira
vcrsing France on their way to nyis
on; do not say, look back but lcoI
at what is, on this very day, arc
6 then tell me, if you believe. that any
E nation upon the face Of the earth, rve1
thought Of a jubilee under such cir
cumstances. 1t is, however, f,tiD:
that it should be known that the ma
ton, properly SO called /; that is
l that the sense Of the nation disap
f proves of this measure. 1t appears
. published by the mayor Of Glasgow
that undcrhand means to feel the pul
ses of corporate bodies, as e III
keeping Of jubilee, were resortet
so early as about the mid
: die of August. The Jews an
, contractors of the city wer
. the first openly to propose III
!. thing, and as the public will bear j
a mind, the proposition was so openl
opposed by every sound and sensi
bic man in the common council. =
i Grand dinners and feas'ings anon
= the rich contractors and jobbrrs were
0 at first the intention but, fear sue
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1810-01-20
THE JUBILEE.

There IS every reason to sup
pose, that a peace IS now conclu-
iied between France. and Austria !;
that is to say that the latter has in
due forin, submitted to the demon
nation Of the former, which for
mer, he it Observed, the-king has
Upon very recent occasion, dscla-
cd TO be our INvETzRATE Enemy.
Well, then here is our powerful
FRIEND aad ALLY, bent down, a.
least, beneath this our enemy. But,
| it is towards the event, .how natu-
rally. to be expected, that we arc
to look for the s.,bdu-ing of Aus
tria is, in fact, the mere signal Tor
the great and steady proceedings
against England. Narolean may
now be regarded as having the
whole Of the continent of Europe
| at his absolute command. SPAN
and Portugal only excepted and,
were not those countries assisted
with the statesman Ike advice and
the military skill and prowess Of
tie Wclleslys, to complete their
subjugation would certainly not
cost him many months ; nay there
are those who appear to believe,
that both the noble marquis and
his brother, the baron, will find it
their duty to come home, in order
to give their personal aid to their
sovereign and his government, and
that this move will take place be-
fore Napolean will be able to get
back to Spain.
| IF this should BE tie case II
Spain and Portugal should be de-
prived Of the talents Of the heroes
of Calcutta and Ialaycra, their
doom is sealed at once. In short
when we see the Wellesleys
come away we may be sure, that
in their opiiioa at least, the house
lis about to fall. But whether
| they come away Or remain, the
}sIort of the matter is, that, with
the exception, perhaps, Of the pen
stoned poet, Fittzjcraid, the editol
oftl1e sinking Morning Post, and 3
few such ones, there is nobody
who does not expect to see JOSEPH
Bonaparte as much master O
Spain and Portugal by the end o
the year, as his brother Loui'
is master Of Holland, or as Georgt
the third is master of England
! This being the general opinion,
question which every man ough
10 PUT toilimself is, shallwe thenb'
able to defend ourselves agains
this conqueror he will hav'
under his absolute command, eve
ry seaport in the world capable
4 of being greatly mischievous tc
this country and, at the sam
time, he will have all the means TO
building q hundred ships of til
line in year. At the end of on
year from next Christmas, he vii
in all probability, have two hun
tlred ships of the line fit to put t
sea. 1t is not more difficult fo
him to have a force like this, tina
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1810-01-20
For Saie,

THE cargo of the schooner Caroline,
Captain Markley, from Lisbon con-
tanning
50 Moys Of sat-, Of the first quality.
5000 lis Cork Wood.
Goo Gtocc Corks.
6 Jars Grapes.
4 Boxes Bloom Raisins.
80 Frals Figs
Quantity Of Fancy Work Baskets.
John HcdriclZ,
CNsiem- House ~
Wiln1in sion., Dec. IS. 4t
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1810-01-20

From Cob5ets n1echiy Pohticai l'egister.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-07-10
SINGULAR CIRCUMSTANCE.

The. following is translated from the
Heading Adler" of the 10Th in
stapt.
A laughter of Mr. Daniel Stroheck-
er, near Orwigsburg, Bsrks county
PENNSYLVANIA. about 3 years ofage, had
been observed, for number of DAYS to
so considerable distance from the
house with piece of bread which she
obtained from her mother: The cir
cumstanee attracted the attention OF the
mother, who desired Mr.. S. to follow
the child and observe what she done
with it. On coming to the child he
found her engaged in feeding several
SNAKES, called yellow heads or bas-
tard rattle snakes. He Immediately
took it away and proceeded to the
house for his gun and killed 2 of them
at ene.shot and apotherin fewsskys
after. The child called these reptiles
in the manner of calling chickens, and
when i4 father observed, if it conti-
nued the practice they would bite her
the child replied; no farther, they
1oon't bite; they only eat the bread i
give then,.'
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-07-10
For the Ladies' Literary Toilette.
TO MY MOTHER.

!.
Thou tender Mother, anxious friend,
That d,dst my infant wears attend,
All /! how shall repay
The Kindness thou hast heap'd on me
How render kindness back to the,
And soo.h thy ciosing day!
-. = :, - W. +.--st ,i.A-.
Thy love oft made me cease to weep.
Or hush'd my childish fears in sleep,
And WATCHED me ash lay;
During the darkness of the night,
whose sable wings in tardy fIghtl
o'erspreads the shining day;
All: yes, and off when fever burn'd.
And my young mind delirious turn'd,
Or blush upon my face;
Mother, as thou stood anxious by,
Thy breast has heav'd tender sigh.
That gave the heart release,
When thou hast pray'd with fearful eve,
which p-ay'rs swift waited to the sky,
Ire "Monarch of the grave"
Have, disappointed, bid depart,
How hast thou pour'd thy grateful heart.
lo him who thus could save!
And shall.it, mother, ever be.
snail l ungrateful prove to thee,
FOR such affection shown2
1t e'er my soul the debt denies,
Sure Heav'n will shut the frowning skies.
And all her pray'rs disownI
Believe me, for utter truth,
io thee, foad guardian of my youth,
MY hlial love j yield;
Ant. And a. when in my infancy,
hoa dld,st bestow thy care on me,
lhy helpless age I'll shield.
SO thatthy last departing breath
Way Dress me in the hour OF death
And when my spirit flies.
May thine descend from worlds above,
And bear me on the wings of love,
TO mansions in the skiesl
THELLO.