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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-09-21
LANDING

LANDING j..
IRON, on board Schooner BRuTUs, at Narsecs'
AGizler's qsharf,
SUGAR by the hogshead
Coffee by the bag ;.
Herrings by the barrel
Pork by the barrel s,.ea,
Jamaica Spirits by the hogshsad
Moiasses BY the hogshead
Loaf Sugar by the barrel
Cotton by the bag
Pepper by the bag
Candles in boxes, and
A few barrels Of Tar,
Snme excellent Chewing Tobacco. a..
Which will be sold low for cash or snort
credit.
James c. Deneale.
rs Rent for one or more years,
rr@HE. BRICK DWELLING HOUSE at
/ present occupied by Mr.. T. w: Fey-
tan. on the corner of King and columbus
streets, adjoining to the subscriber II mas .
rooms with fire places, and two garret oons,
t1yo kitchens, smoak house, and staDie ioi
horses, all in good repair
' G.. Deneale.
August 9. -..-.-. .------
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Seles at KsndSs. -,
lf ! every Tuesday and Frloay.
e 0ss WILL BE SOLD
/ the vendue Store, corner Oh ''nee 49,
4 "S Water streets. =.
, WRIT, Of Dr., Goods, crsesr'ss, &C. :,
a V@ '',i.rs Of which will be expressed IN
Pa!ue 81 the day-All kinds OF goooss
lhs ODi arc on limitation and the prices %
shlca az ~ established, can at any time De
'iassd sndpurchased atthe lowest iim''a''0A
anu p. G.. Marsteller, ". N.
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WILLIAM HARPER, II

WILLIAM HARPER, JUN
DRUGGIST g AnOTHECARY,
.IIAs Ius. opened Druggis. Store IN King
il / street, between Mr. Hodgkln's averh
and MIR. Kincaid's store, where ne oilers lot
sale general assortment OF
Fresh Medicines.
He likewise continues his wholesale and
retail Druggist Store on Fairfax street. next
door to Mr.. John Llody's, and opposite Mr..
Bryan Hampson's, where orders entrusted
to him shall be executed on the most reason.
able terms.
duly "a.
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1864.
Liverpool Salt and Platter

Liverpool Salt and Platter
afloat.
$500 bushels coarse Liverpool salt
20 tons Plaster Paris
On board the sch'r Catharine, Newcomb
master, from Boston, for sale by
Lawraion & Fowle.
Who haze also landing FROM said schooner,
|. 20 hhds and 200 bags, being about 5000
pounds, prime green HAVANA coffee
200 boxes mould and nipt candles
SO do soap
10 hhds n rum
100 'reams writing paper
200 do wrapping do
Alec landing, the cargo Of the sloot Rang,rs
ea1'taia Campbell, from Porto Rico.
80 hogsheads prime retailing Molases
so barrels Muscovado Sugar
20 IA puncl.eoas Rum
5000 lbs, Coffee ;:
A quantity of OK Horns,
IN STORE,
10000 lbs. red Soal Leather
5000 5000 bushels ss s' si3s1 Liverpool }sALr.
100 boxes mould and dipt Candles
50 do Chocolate ;.
so barrels and so half Barrels Boston Beef
A quantity Of grass Rope
;. 80 chests imperial. young hy.on, and n.y.
son teas
cases sinchavs md Sarsen-ts
400 ps yellow nankeen
5 cases German checks.
For FREIGHT,
rKS% The Schooner,
Hk3As :, MARI-dhM,
. EBEsEzra SMALL, master,
Burthen about 900 barrels-Will take freigh
to an Eastern port, on reasonable terms, ana;
be ready to receive cargo in three days.
arr, amy as above.
August 27.
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JUST RECEIVED

,And for Sale by the Subscriber, ~
good assortment of West. India SWEET
a. -, MEATS, viz:
Preserved Lines
Do. Orange Peel
DO. Citron
Do. Ginger
Do. Tamarinds
Do. Quava Berrie.
a.. Do. Quava Jelly, and
A small quantity Of ARA Root.
- .ALS0, BY Retail,
Old Port Wine-Sherry and Lisbon ditto i
Old Spirit West India Rum Whisky, ank
Apple Brandy; Molasses excellent Picking
Vinegar; Lemons, Lines, Cocoas, &c. sc.
Thomas Patten.
sehtember ~ At -
Mew Teas at reduced Prices.
los chests, half chests and boxes gun
powder, imperial, ,hyson, young hyson, and
Tyson skin Teas, principally of the Sidney's
cargo, lately landed and OF excellent quail
Is. ,,
100 barrel. Rye Whiskey. : !.
20 barrels & hogsheads N. E. Rum.
40 dezen old Medic Claret, imported iS
1907. .,;.,r.,
IS quarter casks Malaga Wine.
:. pipes Lisbon and Fayal Wines,
1000 lbs. Coffee, ,.......
1000 lbs. Loaf and Lump Sugar.. .
10 hogshcads and 40 barrels first * Sc
cond quality Muscovado Sugars.
20 bags clean heavy pepper and plmento
5 chests Cassia, u Cassia buds
SO lbs fresh nutmegs ,,..
20 boxes. ! dozen each, bottles best Flo
100 boxes and half boxes choice lst and I'd
quality Havana and St. Jago cigars
10 bales Georgia Upland Gotten
:, 3 hhds green copperas ~
1000 lbs glue :,y. 80.
500 gallons picking vinegar
SO demijohns :. s>.en,::,; -. -
Which with his usual extensive assortment
Of Wines, Liquors and Groceries will be sold
on low terms for cash, and to punctual men
at moderate credit, by .,.,
Joseph Vaudeville
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KECE1VED,
Per the Schooner Sylo,a, s. Mo6nda, iron"
Boston, for safe by
Lawraion and Fowie,
8 cases Nutmegs and Cloves,
case colored Sarsenets,
SO reams Wrapping Paper.
Wd1rI'ED,
A quantity of SALT PEIRE.
Amply as above
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Now Landing

Now Landing
From, on boardt the schooner 7achin, captain
Yfver, and for sale by the su6scr'0er'
80 hhds. first quality scale Sugars
100 bags Green Coffee,
5 tierccs new Rice,
20 halt boxes Havana Segars,
Also, from on board schooner Mary and Kit
ty, captain Black. re
100 barrels Muacovado SUGARS, OF dill
ferent qualities.
N. Keene.
September | l..
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@ Negro Woman for Sale:

For sale. likely young Negro Woman
Enquire of the Printer.
September Is.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-11-26

:" laughed heartily tie other day, at The
ingenuity and presence Of mind by rhich an
English sergeant AZ law, celebrated for bull
lying & browbesting Witnesses, saved him.
sell from the indignlty and corpolesl pain &c
good fioGging He had. il appears, ON ihs.
western cufcuit, most grossly ms ulted ve.
ny respectable gentleman IN court. in the
course OF cross-examinafion. The mex
morning, very early, the insulted party pro-
: ceedesito the lodgings ofthe advocate, with
Agopd horsewhip in his band, and requested
ot the clerk TO see lis master, alledglng that
he had some business ofgreat imbortanc i.
ihe clerk showed the gentleman into l;s
bedroom, ~he:e e lay fast asleep, and upon
! hls awakinT was addressed BY his visitor al
follows -. Sir, ! am the person whom You
treated SO Scsndslously YESTERDAY, In court.
| without any reason, aud have come rerson-
ally TO chssuse you with this horse whip, for
your lnsolence." " Are you, indeed IN re-.
Piled the barrister, +" 5ut'surely YOU viii not
strike man IN bed" No, Sir, pledge
my honor not to do that" said the gentle
man Then by -" exclaimed the SER
Jeants will lie here till dnmsday," The
humour Of the thought disarmed The anger
OF the affronted gentleman, and bursting in
to lit 1t laughter, he said, there, sir, you
may he as long as you like: will not mo-
lest you this time but let me recommend
you never again 70 hold up q person Of res
Pectabillty, whose only object IL TO tell the
truth, ~ the defision OF court of justice IN
| and lsiL The man OF law TO console himsslis
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-11-26
THE TYR-4AA-Y OF PARTY.

FOR many years past there has been
tyranny exercised in this country.
compared with which, the tyranny If
Bonaparte is liberty and freedom.
Tins y The tyranny Of party. DIN n
the oppressive and cruel poptrs
eised IA this wicked world MA. 4-g
OF party y the most msu an,
man OF an Independent nl
are often aSsc.asit LlaE
should 50 tanls .a.at
~ laan tes ala wy his
hi tod aBa Ats .sl.a4 Hwy WY.
csfftiei,tss k-af avE ~ ~ Air...
self; ever tiilg Nus. b. lorc hy the
leaders Of toe PARTY. But this i Dot
the worst OF il /; he is often forced tn
think and act in dirert opposition to
has own sense Of propliety and Justice:
nay more, he IS under the necessity Of
not only outraging bis own FEELINGS,
but OF urging his neighbour To impro.
per, foolish and wicked acts. lie must
'use all influence to persuade his neigh
bours to vote for measures which he
knows to be unjust, impolitic and ruin
Gus to his country merely because
they ale the measures Of the party.
Men in thi. situation are the men who
are Boosting of American freedom.
These are the liberty men of the Uni.
ted States. These are he men WHO
cry up the republican institutions Of
cur Country (; who extoi the right OF
suffrage, as exercised IN this enIigb.en.
ed section OF the world. hese are
the men who are SO fond Of the nation
who commit outrages that disgrace
human nature, and then declare that
they are the only enlightened and ci-
slllzed people on earth. My country
men. When will you rid yourselves
OF this most AFFECT and most derra.
ding state slavery When will YOU
have courage 10 act and think for your.
! selves When will you be able to ex-
erclse your right Of suffrage withorr
controul When will you find It in
your hearts to tell the demagoguts who
lead you by the nose, that they are but
men that their works are the work >
fof darkness, and that you VIII 10 longer
foley aer b Ted By them!
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-11-26

" drd the Sco,aS rhich l. command kee this
day, shall Be IN thine he0t !; Asd thou shah
teach them diligently 10 thy ehi!aren."
THE education Of children has ever been
considered subject Of the highest impor-
lance. Inspiration is decided Oh the sub.
ject, nor is 1t any where left as a matter Of
| doubtful speculation, how, or what they
shouid DE taught. Moses. after rehearsing
The wood'rous dealings Of Gods providence,
together with his moral law. and the essen.
tial doctrines OF the scripture, proceeds TO
give the command in the text, "The words
which command thee this day, thou shalt
| teach dnligcn,ly TO thy children, and thou
| halt talk Vt ihem when thou sittest in thine
house, and when thou wslkest by the way,
and when thou lest down, and when thou
, risest up" How then can parents Justify
/ themselves in the neglect Of this important
p.rt Of the education Of their children IT,
,tructors.. public schools would do well TO
consider also their responsibility In regard
! 10 the youth committed to their care. For
ever opportunity TO do good, men will un-
| doubtsdly have TO render an account and
an awful dsy will il be TO those whose OPP
portunIties nave been many, whose sphere
| like that az parents and public Instructors
| has been enlarged, On; who through care
lessness, ;,lieae~s Or ihG,sposi.Ion 20 the
work itself, suffer their children or pupils
| 10 grow up IN beaIbenish ignorance OF the
| way Of salvation, and Of the kno Wedge Of
thai God and saviour, whom to knoz0 dyiFht
| q late eternal. The laudable practice OF
ca,echisinS children, has lately been to-
: ,uch neglected. Many seem 10 y.ew j. Is
| al old purilsnical foinl4lity without sense
! or meaning. and as sIch, cast Il :. de. OH.
ers pi e,eta ,Aey are aot perfec'sy satisfied
with any US The forms or systems nov in
, use. and tsIeieforc neglect TO use any Of
theta, but AZ the same time they are not
anxious 10 provide better. By such friyo-
nus excuses men r:d themselves of the
trouble attending the performance of duty,
| and seem not to consider that the souls as
wei AS ihe bodies Of their children are
-commnted 70 their charge. Although there
| il no absolute promise that children shall
obtain s.iyalion, provided the parents are
faithful, yet God has ever seen hl to connect
hem iii some way, often biesses parental
instruction., 10 the conviction and cons ersinn
Of children 4 hose therefore who instruct
their children with Cafe, viii avoid that
iilicnaI surg to the reproaches OF con-
scithce, although their children 81, ,sd con-
tipue hardened and impeniteni, while those
W @ ,otaiiy neglect 4, siii probably in The
I cat day " AZ counts, meet them ~ u an
atter.Uic an ash, when hey receive that
their cafeless.'ess has no' only ruined their
own ouis, bui been The u Z, r. of tie ever.
,4stinS icsIeas.scn Vt u ef y Pring.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-11-26
Original Poetry.
DIVINE PRESENCE.

HOW sweet this radiance of niy Lord;
Halt seen, half felt, AID AL sdor'd
Where'er turn, catch gi-sm;
Each teehle ray now grows beam.
This sotf, serene, respondent lighr
With pleasing wonder fills the sight,
Bends low the heart TO heav'ns behest.
Then swells with joy the pens'ye breast.
Behold. descending from Oh high,
The Great Supreme 81 Earth and SKY:
he throws around dssysng blaze,
That we'll the sinner NAV ann ze
lay proud presumption in the dust.
And fiii with awe the pure and JUST. \
What flight Of fancy high and bold,
What force OF genius yet untold,
What human skd;, or angel voice
Can tell tbe psngs, can tell the Joys,
Which such Overwhelming views create.
In them that love and them that hate.
What Seraph's hand, tho taught with care,
Wha' colours deep beyond compare,
What Canvass dark to raise the foil.
What years of patient, pious toll,
Can half this glory represent,
Or tell the Visions vast intent.
Shall God vouchsafe on earth To dwell.
Who spans the Heav'ns and measures hell.
Who hung the starry worlds on high,
Which stud with gold the molten sky;
Who stretched abroad the wxt'ry main.
And richly dressed The spreading plain,
Yes. he whom sPsce cannot incIose,
One idvourI,e seat below hath cheese
The breas' OF such as bend their will
To Him, and Ill his mind fulfill.
For these the power which reigns within,
Throws down tn enchanting wand Of sin ;
And turns its false, though dazzling charm,
To scenes more bright, yet free from harm
Ciids natures works, and human things.
And drawt delight from constant springs
Il such the glory, such tbs grace,
Comp; esd within this narrow space
Is such the bliss vouchsaf-d TO man
Whose longest life u but span;
Are views so bright unfoldet here.
As make the joss Of Heaven seem resro
Then what must Heaven itself contain
A world of pleasure, strange TO pain;
Such pleasure too as sense, r mind,
Nor boldest fancy hss defin'd.
what once, as.through glass, was seen,
With " clouds and Darkness. spread be
tween,
Is now dispiay'd in brilliant light,
To hold in chains the ra,ish'd sight;
And things. before obscurely Known.
In All the blaze oftfuth are shown.
The Tree of life, which quickly fades,
! Wherever one hostile breath III. ades.
Is always there in verlure found,
Deep-rooted In eternal ground. X
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-11-26
Solomon & Tn !: Boyce.

Solomon & TIL: Boyce,
Lave JUN received a, their fore nearly
oppoiite the Lrsias cbisf, Exsta.ge ssees,
general saortmenr of Ladies, Gentlemen 4.
Miles and Children's
Leather g Mcrocco Shoes,
on the mon reafonable terms.
% They manufacture Boots and Shoes of
all kinds at she ihortelt notice and on al
van'ageous terms
They have on hand quantity Of SoAL-
LEATHER and so AP--whieh will be fold
cheap for cad, or approved credit.
FOR SAFE,
convenient DWELLING-HOUsE, with
good well of water aud outbuildines. in
central part Of tbs town.
P0ffkasd, lif5 no. 5.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-11-26
POCKET BIBLES.

+ YMAN, HALL & CO a, the fien of the
BIBLE, Inss,sns 5.iiding,. Exsbaaee E,ssf,
have juit received quantity of POCKET
BIBLES, together with an addition 10 their
former Stock, Newton's Works, vol 4th aud
Panopliit for October. are ready for delivery
ALMANACko FOR 1911,
by the hundred, dozen, or fingle---Among
their Stationary they have received a large
afortment Of Quilts, which come lower than
formerly-Lead Pencils, &c &c
Portland, Mcver5sr Ia
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-11-26
RsfeHiAit In a graue rari.

/" HERE is the Taft ftage oflife's
journey Here is the collecting rem
devious Of fuffering mortals: Here
is a fate retreat from the barbed
fhafts of malice, from pointed perils.
and from mifery's rod Here, after
noble and ignob.e views, after every
aren't with, after purfuiDg every far
tering Object, we find the itluc cf
them all. Here, from feryile bon
dage, and oPpreiiions's iron hand !,
reits the wretched negro, whom.
Chance had made fave here IL
forgets MS CALLING fate, and with hi
lordly tyrant aseps equally accoamo-
dated Here The oppreiI,s and The in
JuTsd naeulder tcgsshrr. Here Arep
rhe meanly fayisig and the riotouily
profufe. Hers, proitrate in dult, lay
the degraded relics Of fearing mo-
tails ! Remember then rhe tranusn,
viiions OF terreitial greatness and
act 70 as to be prepared to pay thz
monetary .oau oLHesysu s,es-
lender.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-11-26
NOTICE q

RY written orders from the Directors of
- Portland Hat Mandatory, 10 me, the
stockholders Of The lad Mandatory are
hereby notified 10 meet at the Hat kanufac-
tory Warehouse. on Hs1aay, tie 29t5 mi. at
8 o'clock p NJ. TO aa on the following arti
cles wiz
III To chooie Moderator.
Cd 10 Zee If the laid Stockholders will
vote another iaital.n.en: or lnilalIments; and
TO acs on Any other tulne.s thar may come
before them WM. EVANS, Ggtyk.
PsrHI1j, lfsp I2, 1910. uD
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-11-26
NOTICE.

THE Proprietors of the Tenth New HamP-
L ihire Turnpike, are hereby notified that
their Annual Meeting win be on the Ian
Wednesday of December ue1r, al one cloek
p. NJ a. the houie of Abel Crawford, On taid
Turnpike, for the following Pu.poies viz
M To chocle ModeI 4iOr, Clerk, and a
Board Of Directors.
Alio, TO traniaet any other bulneis which
may be found neoshary
BLNI. bOARDMAN, C.ak.~
NJ 70, 1870
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-11-26

:. n INA ~ AGko-for 1871.
John BABSON, has for fate, a. his Book-
J fore in Mains4treei. Vlgtggal
farmers and LozC's 1lmanackS,
for the year isii-hy The erofs, dozen, or
Jingle a. iow as can be pnrchaIed in Bottom.
81 Country Traasf are dsised 70 nofiss sbb.
He has alfo for faie, large atIortment eff
SebooL-B0aks and Stationary,
which he ikewife lelis at the Bolton price,.
lie keeps alto for faIe at The fame flore,
WSf- India Gacds q Grucsyies, and
ConzVay'f Celebrated Medicines.
~ He thanks bis friends for their former
cu'tom. and folicits continuance.
WYseDsf, No. IS, 1910. G9)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-11-26
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Name Tire an Mecins L3jardnee


Maine fire an! Merine Inyardnee
Confany.
IN conformity to their act of incorporation,
the PTefdent and DIRECTORS Of The lSai,r
Fire = Bfarfas las0s C.mfs.y give notice,
that ;heir Capital Stock smonnts to one hun
dred thoufand dollars; aud that they consIn.
We 70 receive propoial. and mike inIurance
upon the following riks. at their Office il
Exchange iiree,, viz.
% Ve1eis, Goods, and Freish. sgainft
captivity of perfons; and on the Life Of any
perfsns during their abieuoe at iea; in cafe
OF money lent upon 5ctloury aud reiponden-
tia on Houies and other buildings within
the Diiiria Of Maine, againl damage ling
20 The fame by Gre originating 10 say other
caafe except that of dehga IN the injured.
he Company will not inlure greater tun
shan Ten Thou[And Dollars on any enc r:ik.
By 0yssr Of fbs rsoifssf AID D,,sss.s.
ELISHA MORSE, Secretary.
Maine Fire T. Marine inllrzuce Office,
Portland, i2Ih Nov. 1910. (i9)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-11-26
HOGS BRLSTLES.

cash paiS for good clean Hogs Briales,
- hu;t ends All one way
Cath paid TOR good Juniper Berries
Cab paid for t.Atters Fars
FOR SALk,
10 hals beit Philadelphia Guy Gin
Philadelphia Car Ion Stoves, ali fizes
HATS. al kind- mace al tas Portland Ia,
Factory, by retail
All other Kinds Ct Goods, a. ufuai, TOO nj.
msrous % pzTusu'srize
Row e EVANS.
Pa,fIzod Ne, 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-11-26
HENRY SMITH & Co.

No. ., lneVeys Rs1U
Have received per the Warrington aud
Betiey from Liverpool, aud New GSlen from
London, -6j packages GOODS, waich they
olIer ios iale OF liberal teTms---vz--
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-11-26
BsR Vbgiaia T0bIec0.
ROBERT n. SMITH.

5tibt sgs IF iLs Indi1n cb<f Ex.Snge9,si
II ESPkCi FULLY informs his friends aud
ne public that he has foriale ben Pig
tai Fig TOBACCO; segars; Rappee aad
yellow snuff Together with 10000 WI SHIP
PING TOBACCO, 10 leaf.
--.dh1-
400 bbls beft Wilmington TAR,
IN Shipping order-AIi which will be fold on
the lowef terms for cath or approved credit
Psrfiesd Nv 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-11-26

-
A vzriery Of fafhicn
able London Viru
let, lo,l'uett aud
Swanidown yeaing
silk iiorentire ditto
Patent Birth Shirt
Ing-Coiersin do.
ID and 6 4 ~aile
Cpt,on Cscibncks
8 1 a 4 & s 4 back
ditto
Brown, Fate, mulber-
ry and green ditto
Black Six Veivct
Bottle di;to
Variety fancy cottoh
ohawls
Fancy Mullins
Rack dis,a
Cambrick and COM
mon IDENTITIES
Black Luftrings and
SArfnetts
Black Grape
Piaided Luiirings
Ladies long aud lhoss
white Kid Gloves
Habit, Yorktan, Bea-
yer and Kid ditto
Gentlemens Beaver,
Doe kin, and Dog
fkin ditto
Ladies aud gentle
mea's black aud
white ELK Hofe
London printed Cam
bricks
Tartan plaid Cling
hams
Silk and cotton ditto
Supe.iine 4 4 London
ditto
Furnitlres
Fine and common
Calicoes
lriih Linens
3owu Platillas
Linen Cambrick
Supee6Re brown Lin
ell
Black and fancy elk
Handkerchief
Bandanna and bef
company ditto
No ST, 4 and Al Pins
Cotton Laces
White sambriek Hkfs
PuIicat. Madrais. aud
twill'd cotton do
RuMa Diapers
Ditto Sbeetiag
Wsbb's patent Sui
pendsrs
Silk. Doe k;n, melted
aud Morocco do.
v Of other ar,icles-all
;ly be fold on the very
O9,Ssx go
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-11-26
Ne.V FaK ami IViatcr Ceods.
ROYAL LINCOLN,

AXCH5NOE STREE1,
HAS ja0 received large and sxseniive
u ziIortment ct new
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-11-26

With great variety Of other ariicles-all
of which will poltiveiy be fold on the very
lowell terms, O3ssy 20.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-10-20
From tie Richmond Enquirer.
WAR SONG.
NV rouANNFs IN EREMo

BY JOHANNES IN EREMo.
Ger the wood coyer'd hills, and rich wales Of
the West,
When the sound of The tocsin has roll'd;
Our youth rise in armor, FOR Liberty press'd,
1Tis a beautiful scene to behold.
The East and the North throng the hillock.
like ants,
When serpents intrudc on their bed;
In the teeth of the mighty, attack III advance,
Aad pierce til. the reptiles arc dead.
The South and the West, like the hornet
and bee
Whom iocusts presume to annoy
Attack the invaders OF Liberty's Tree,
Chastise, and repuise ard destroy.
Bold hunters, like faulcons, descend from
the lake,
AS swift as an arrow can 20
Sharp shooters, unnerring, for liberty's stake,
That ieyca whole ranks at a blow!
Our Eagle of Union sedate in his wrath,
Prepares the red darts IN his thong
To penetrate ~vultures that menace his path
And smite the vindictiye and strong.
Who would not brave danger this land TO Sc
cure,
So free, independent and bless'd:
Where well employ'd talents and virtue en-.
sure,
Fame, property, safety and rest.
Eioh, rich are the products that millions re-
gale,
Farm, fshery--forest and bowers;
Bat little. ai little, woulu riches avail,
If nothing but riches were ours.
Enhancing this treasure that order controls,
Worth ChiEa, Pcru and japan
Our couatry's best opulencc centres in Seas,
Her ao5.est production is-AGaT.