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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-11-04
PUBLIC SALE.
Under a decree of the United

Under a decree ofthe United
States circuit court ofthe district Of Column.
ola. for the county of Alexandria, in the case
of PRESLEY PARSONS, against the heirs OF
JNo. Parsons, deceased The subscriber
will offer at public sale, for cash, on the pre-.
misses, on Tuesday the sth day of Novem-
Der next, a
Brick Tenement 8 Lot Of Ground.
On the south side OF Cameron street,
beginning "a feet westwardly from St. Asaph
street, and extending in front on Cameron
steet % feet-.in depth 100 feet, subject to =
small annual rent, not exceeding Eve dollars.
r. I. Taylor.
October 81. cots.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-11-04

Thirty Dollars Reward.
RAN away from the subscribers farm, IN
Fairfax county, Virginia, on sunday the
2sth ult. NEGRO NAN named
B. E N,
Very dark complexion, we'll made, about
feet 10 inches high, about 25years OF age,
has a remarkable scar in one OF his hands,
occasioned by burn when young 1t has
caused contraction of his thumb, and part,
or all his fingers on that hand. have not
ascertaincd what cloathes he took with him /;
but if he intends leaving the neighborhood,
he will no doubt change ,hem.-l will give
the above reward to any person who Will ap,
prehend said BEN, and secure him In jail
so that get him, provided he shall be taken
on. of this state, or the district of Columbia /;
bur if taken in this state or the district atorc.
said, l will give TEN DOLLARS, and pay
all reasonable charges
Joseph Powell.
October IL. o.
r A
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-11-04
For SALE.

A NEGRO WOMAN, about 90 years
Of age, with her two female children, one a.
bout two years old, anti the other months.
She has been accustomed to cooking & wash
ing Apply to the Printer.
October IL q
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To be RENTED,
October %.
A,d immediate tossesdon give,

.Ard immediate fossession g7uen,
That commodious and spacious three sto-
nv WAREHOUSE, at the corner Of Princs
and Water streets. opposite the Farmers
Bank of Alexandra, at present occupied ~
Messrs. Faron, Meteay y Color terms
apply to
RGhd. NJ. Scott.
October "a Sawsw
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-11-04
TO RENT,

The Store ON King street,
At present occupied by MARTIN BRENT
;, Dry Goods Store. Possession may be
hal the Isl Of October. Apply to
r. l. Taylor.
September l9
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-11-04

Loft or mlsIaId, W..t.r
A Certificate for 20 Shares of the Stock somp,,
the Marine Insurance Company of Alexa
dria, transferred by JAMES DYKES to the suS'3
scriber, 10Th March, lso2,-No. 1898 to
Js4l2 inclusive land for the renewal OF which,.
application has been made to the said Com1 !
pany.
James Patton.
October'l8 2aw3w
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-11-04

~ BLU OhLE. ...sEeee'1
Under the authority of deed Of trust son, Young,
RICHARD ARELL to secure detn Qulxotte,
T. to JosepH MANDEv1LLE, the subss
will offer at public sale, for cash.
Coffee House, on the 10th day Of 81 Lauh I'a''
Der next
A House and Lot cow
On the east side of Fairfax street, beta
Wolf and Wilkes streets-apd numbt-
valuable we'll secured Ground Renis.
r. l. Taylos'
October 10 cots i>y
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-11-04
r Negroes wanted.
TOHN G.. LADD,

Kin. for saie, no7v landing from schooner Ea-
gle, Cart Ha7oes from Boston,
2o5 b,gs heavy Sumatra Pepper, enutiea
70 drawback on expectation.
30 barrels Muscovade Sugars
500 reams Writing and Wrapping Paper
IS tons Plaster Paris
IN STORE,
A quantity of Liverpool coarse * hne oait
o sacks.
Mould and dipt Candles, Sherry VINE IN
n uarter casks, Whiskey. and Cider Nlncgar
i, hogsheads and barrels, by III, by ~
and to by II Window Glass
100 pieces Russia Sheetlngs'
boxes Irish Linens, sc. sc.
Septe,0he~ II
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-11-04
November /.
FOR SALE,

A TRACT OF LAND, lying in Fairfax
county, adjoining the lands of Robert Patton
and Col Smith containing from 20 to 81
acres about half mile from Great Hunt.
ing Greek Bridge Road There is some good
woodland on it. The land will be shewn on
application to Nv
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-11-04
FINE TEAS.

FINE TEAS.
Imperis', Yeas, 81 inc 'a nsss;, ",
Yotag Hysor, and torfationsh' reee,oea
Hyson Skin } from ""a"' a"'A'
FOR SHE BY
T, w. Peyton,
Who has also for sale,
sa.t-Pe,rc, rough and best rehncd
Gunpowder, F, FF, and FFF
\ nericau Patent Shot
Cogn,sc Rpandy, 4th proof
Tanners Oil
Spermacsti Candles
Ksnnebeck Sliat, No. l.
October IS a." <s"4"
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-11-04

ALM4NACS, for 1912,
OF different kim S, are just received and
sale by
James Kennedy, sen.
October IL ou
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-11-04
RECEIVED TO-DAY,

RECEIVED TO-DAY,
A fresh supply of ladies' fashionable
SHOES.
on HAND,
le5 bales excellent retailing Cotton
IS barrels well cur Shad
z boxes Carolina Indigo
l3 bags do Ground Nuts
1900 ladies' Chip Boanets, dow prlceo)
Trunks andShoes, a general assortment
E. Gilman.
July 81 cost Nv
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-11-04
October 2 |.
to Superfine Yellow Bark:

- OupeIHllc 1eiloW OdiA.
DR. SAAFORD'S improved WDER
of the BARK, having been used and highly
approved by many physicians of distinguish.
ed character in different parts OF the United
States; the proprietor is now encouraged to
offer it to the FACULTY in general, under the
persuasion, that no practitioner OF TASTE, N
the choice of his means, can fail to be-grati'
fed in the use Of this elegant preparation -.
In strength, fneness: and certainty of opera
ton, it greatly surpasses the bark in COM
mon use.
The ESSENTIAL SILT OF BARK, pre-.
pared by the same.
The above articles are put up in parcels OF
different sizes, to accommodate tie usual !
wants of not only physicians, but OF retail
druggists, country merchants and private ia.
milies.-Sold BY
James Kennedy. sen.
Bookseller, and no other ilerson in .hezan-
dria.
September en-
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-04-26

THE subscriber wishes to sell valua.
L bic tract OF LAND, Wing IN Hsmp.
shire County, about one mile and an halt
from Bath, and about half mile from Pc.
tomack river, containing 245 acres, the
soil is of the best quality of free-stone land
very well timbered and watered by several
fne springs; there is about ten acres clear
ed, and great deal more may easily be
cleared. The subscriber living at great
distance from the said land, will if applied
TO, take two dollars per acre /; he will take
one fourth in cash and about one hundred
dollars in goods. and tor the rest reasona.
bic credit will be given. A good title will
be made the purchaser, and the premises
may be seen on application to Alexander
Finn, Alexander Catlett or Henry Boyd.
WILLIAM M'MACHEN.
April 26, 1911.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-04-26

WILL stand this season, from the Isl
w Of May until the 9th of July, and
cover mares at five dollars the season, (bu,
four will be taken if paid within the season.
two dollars cash the single leap and eigh,
dollars for insurance, TO be paid when the
mare proves with fosl parting with or re-
moving the mare forfeits the ensurance.-
ANY person sending two mares will be en-.
titled to reduction of one dollar on each
mare, payable as above.
CANADA BAY is most elegantly
formed for the saddle or harness, (but par
ticularly the latter he is supposed by the
best Judges to be better calculated for get
ting colts for the draft than any horse this
side of the Blue Ridge, very minute
description will be unnecessary, as any
person wishing to improve their stock OF
horses, will no doubt examine the horse
He will stand at the following places
on MONDAYS at John Hinkles near Har-
pers. Ferry, on Tuesdays and Wednes
days at Capt. Walperts, on THURSDAYS
and F,idays at Jacob Billmire's in Mar
tlnsburgh, and on Saturdays at ]. G. TN
seld's in Shepherds Town. Particular
attention will be paid to mares. but NO
responsibility for accidents.
JOHN KREPS.
April &c, t8if.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-04-26
FROM THE WAsHINCToNIAN.
The NeJv Farce,
ENTITLED,
DEGREES REVOKED:
Or,


NEUTRAL RIGHTS RESPECTED
This popular Play was first announced
in Paris, (Aug s. by the MANAGERS, for
the sole benefit of its super eminent"
AU THOR, and was immediately received
in this country with most an.(ounded ap-
pause. 1t was wen calculated for Stage
effect, and though written IN Paris, was in.
tended prir cipally for representation 10 the
United States, as we have never heard OF
its being ACTED in France. In its erhi6i-
ton at Washington, certain GREAT
MAN volunteered to take the LEADING
FART, in which, it must be acknowledged
however, he has made but an dQkWQyd f..
cure.
THE SCENERY,
Which was also done in Paris, by "Su-
per.emlnehf' ARTIST, is wonderfully ab-
probriate and striking. In the fore ground
is a full view Of French Dungeon, with
pale, emaciated Americans, Peeping thro'
the CRATES, and calling to our minister, who,
with gems arms al his side, is making a
draft on our Treasury for the relief of " dis.
tresSed ssamen." On one side of this Dun.
geon are seen " British Goods" 10 flames
on the other, I" American Produce" going
eff, under the hammer of French AUG.
t,oneer, and The aDaiis going into ''de POT y
for the Emperor. In the back ground, we
have distant view of American vessels
burning; or comiog in under French pri
vateers, to be g dezasionclised," or laid up
In s dry dock
Over the whole are several Scrolls, on
which are inscribed, in the hand roriting o.
me Duke Il Cada,e, such Labels as the
following;
= His Majesty L9ves the americans"
"A Government zsithout honor, zpi;haul
q energy, withani Just poli.ica. o.ews" -!
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-04-26
Berkeley Light Infantry
ATTENTION /!

THE Ligh. Infantry Company, com,
manded by the subscriber, is reques-
ted TO be punctual in attending MUSTER,
in Martinsburgh, on the second Saturday
in Nav. in full uniform and arms 10 good
order, at II o'clock, A. nj.
VIM GREGORY, Capt.
April &c, 1911.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-04-26
Wanted a quantity ofPlank.

THE subscriber will contract for the
l. purchase of twenty or thirty thou
sand feet of three quarter Yellow Poplar
Chestnut or White Oak PL ANk, IL feet
l9ng and from TO inshes wide, to be de.
lvered at his landing on the Potomaek, Ell
Their this f,ll or earl, the next spring--Also
for 1000 Locust or Chestnut Posts.
RAWLEIGH COLSrON.
Berkeley, April &c, 1911. LII ]
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-04-26
An Apprentice anted.

WANTED immediately, as an ap-
Wv prentice to learn the HATING
business, boy between the age Of 10 and
IL years, of good character and moral
principles-One from the country would
be preferred.
DAVID SHAWHAN.
Martinsburgh. April 90, 1911.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-04-26
Troopers, Attention |!

THE Berkeley Troop of Horse, under
i the command of the subscriber, is re.
quested to attend Parade, ia Martinsburgh,
on the second SATURDAY. in May, complete.
" equipped, at IL o'clock, A. M.
JOEL WARD, Capt.
April 26, 1911.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-04-26

JACOB MdnnliiS, ESd behio. 10
French brivdfcers - There are now IN
this port, three French private ers, renting
and victualling For cruise as it may we'll
be supposed, to plumber and sink American
vessels. One of these privateers is IN part
owned by Mr. C, OF this city, ano-
Their parts owned by his brother atRochelle,
in France, and the remainder bv the cap.
tain on board. We do not state this b, way
of complaint; our laws allow of those things:
we only give it that the people may know
what is going forward between US and our
loving allies aud friends.
". T. Even. Post.
The nezos fro.: France We this day
give the news from France received via
Philadelphia We have copied the ac-
counts from the several papers which differ
little in the manner of telling the story,
but agree as to the amount of the intelli-
eence. The inform alton is such as was ex-
pected. No man of sense ever supposed
that Bouaparte would suffer a trade with
America while we remain at peace with
England. His promises amount to nothing;
he promised to revoke his decrees-,hey
are not revoked, and he declares that they
shall not be revoked. He promised 10 de-
eide whether he would con6scate Ameri.
can property on the Cd February; on the
9th Of March he had not decided. He now
declares that he will not even admit any
more applications for the admission of A
merican vessels. The A metican merchant
who has been hardy enough to send proper
ty to France, may set il down as lost-noi
a cent of it win ever return. Even that
which was covered bv Bonaparte's own IL
cences is under sequestration and we
should not be at all surprised if it should
share the fate of that already conhscated
and sold What will our government say
now? Was ever nation in such an aux
ward situation? Pledged to France-hght.
ing her battles, and running ourselves -
for what? WHY, because the Emperor
l9oes the americans, and saws his DEGREES
as it respects them, are revoked. Though
every one knows they are in full force and
virtue, and operate with more severity on
the Americans than they do on his
most inveterate enemies the British. An
) English vessel with Napoleon Hcence
would De suffered to enter and clear at q
French port without rnolestation. Not SC
an American vessel, she must be put un.
der seques,rstion-her lfcence notwith'
; standing. After we have submitted to the
disgraceful system of paying tribute to
the emperor, he will not allow US the priv
lege which he grants to his enemies
. Where is the spirit oftbe nation? Are we
, always to be treated thus? Will our go.
yernment never show any resentment Are
, we to settle down as province OF the Gal
lie empire without struggle? Have we nc
, national character? Are we slaves or free
{ men!
Recreation Ct the French DEGREES. The
, democratic editors are requested to copy
the late news from France INTO their papers
after which they may rei.erate the old stale
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-04-26
STE 8a5ette.
Marlinsbwgh, april &c.
JEFFERSON ELECTION.

At the close of the polls on Monday last
The result was
For Member Of Congress.
John Baker, Esq Feu. Rep. Pei
Daniel Morgan, Esq. Demo l43
For Senator IF this Commonwealth.
Lewis Wolfe, Esq Fed. Rep. 2lS
Charles Brent, Esq. Demo. lfo
For Delegates.
Thomas Griggs, jun Esq. Fed Rep. Isl
Rawlelgh Morgan, Esq. FED. Rep 2&S
William P Flood, Esq Demo. l56
jacob Manning, Esq. Demo. l52
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-04-26

Robert Warrington, & Co.
Hartey's-Fcvrg, :.
Doct. Charles Brown,
Messrs. Roger Humphreys and
Thomas S. Bennett, b Coz
Charles Tozpn,
Doct. Samuel ]. Crsmer,
Messrs. WV. Lane and
John Humphreys.
Winchester, ,.a
Messrs. William DAWSON,
William Holiday,
Edward M'Cuire,
John Bell,
Daniel Gold, and
Throckmorton 4 Holidays
Stebhensbuvgh,
Doct. George Linn and
MIR. Henry Jackson.
The Scheme of the above Lottery is al.
lowed by the best judges to be as adsants-
geously arranged for the intere st Of adven.
turers as any ever offered to the public.
The proportion of prizes is much. greater
than cussomary--ths blanks not being near
two to one prize. It affords also many
strong Inducements t. purchase early, in.
asmuch as the FIRST three thousand tickete
that are drawn will be entitled 70 twess
dollars each; and the highest prize is liable
to come out of the wheel on the next o.
any day following. The great encourage
ment which has been alread. given to this
Lottery affords 4 reasonable expectations
that the drawing will commences II an early
Blu, independent of all the advantages
peculiar to the scheme itself: The grsde
and gsod purpose for which this Lottery
has been authorised, viz. ITO preserve the
genuine vaccine matter and to distribute IL
free of every expence." ought slone to iu-
duce the public TO give il every. possible
encouragement without delay. II is we'll
known that many persons have of late fallen
victims to the Small Pox by misplaced,
confidence in spurious matter instead OF
using the genuine vaccine so that already
the Kline Pock has been brought into disc
repute, in many places, and the old inocu-
lation has been again unhappily substituted
in it. stead. Wherefore the people of the
United States are unwilling TO .felinqoish
the advantages of the Kline Pock, or wish
to enjoy the benefit of this discovery. di-
vested Of the dangers and difficulties which
have hitherto accompanied IL. they must
support vaccine institutions such as the one
now contemplated to be Observation-Disclosures
institutions by giving free circulation to
the genuine vaccine matter, will greatly
facilitate its use. and by preventing the
mistakes so liable to occur from using i'm.
proper or spurious matter, they win engage
the confidence of the public in this Invalu-
able remedy, and finally. i is confidently
believed, they will prove to be the means
of ex,irpating the Small Pox entirely from
among US.
y For a more particular description OF
the above Lottery, adventurers are refer-
red TO the scheme itself, as published by
the managers. Every Information. howe-
yer. relative to this Lottery, will be given
to those who wish to encourage il, on ape
olication to Doctor JAMES SMITH, SUPERB
;ntendant 81 the Vaccine Institution in Bal.
timore.
- Orders for tickets, directed to him,
will also be punctuaIly attended TO.
% Postage must be paid on alllstters OF
ders coming through the post Office, si'h-
cr for Vaccine matter or Lottery fieksss.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-04-26

Music" D7rOn with Old England )"
followed by grand national chorus, to the
favorite air OF ''Cd-Ira."
10 the last Act are introduced French
" blacksmith" with chain and paddock -
and an American F,aler, who served his
time in France, under revolution dina
.surs, where, il is said, he learnt to play -
sod save the Gniiiotine
This Play has been pu@ed a good deal,
in certain prints, devoted to the interest OF
"Super-e minent Statesman PIX has alrea-
DIV afforded considerable amuse ment TO the
Performers and will. no doubt have a
great run Bur, in the deaouenent of the
plot, the expectation OF the audience Is
balked-for, b, hold, instead # 9 NEUTRAL
NIGHTS REsPtcTEp," it turns out 10 be,
neither more nor less, than
THE ROAD TO RUIN"
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-04-26

Prize Refs Ph'lsdelphis Gazette OF
SAtur day. says, the United States Gun
Boat i52, has captured French priva.
teer off the BalZe,
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-04-26

story, OF the revocation Of Bouaparte's de-
crees, with good grace. Their readers
will have no difficulty in reconeiling the
bnperor's actions with his professions.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-04-26

Recreation Ct the French decrees.-The
democratic editors are requested to copy
the late ews from France into their papers !;
after which they may rei.erate the old stale
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-07-17
pUBLICK HEALTH.
BATHING HOUSE,
pELHAA-s TR2ET,
NEWPORT,

THE Proprietor in announcing TO the publick in
a general, and to the patrons of this institution
in particular, that it is opened for the acconmo.
dation of those Ladies and Gentlemen who wish 10
partake Of the "luxury Of the Bath" is happy in
being able state, that it is in every respect
complete as at any period since its establishment
To those acquainted it is unnecessary to say, that
to elegance Of accom- sodstion, quality OF water,
situation, cleanliness and attention, this BATHIwo-
House is not inferiour TO any in the United States.
II is open every day, from sunrise until o'clock
in the evening, Sunday excepted, when it is closed
at 10 in he morning.
or Holders Of Shares will be furnished with
Tickets on account (not less than six at time) by
applying at the Bathing g-house.-Tickets sold at No
3, Pelham street, and at the store Of Mr.. WM i.ov.
IE, Thames street.--Prce so cents
Newport, June ID 1911. (ept)
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-07-17

JOIN X .MINGI On,
INFORMS his friends and the publick, that he ha
taken that noted Hotel in Mill-srcet lately occu
pied by Mr.. BsRIAu ELpRED, where he means to
keep gerteel Boarding House for Ladies and Gen
temcn; who may be assured every attention shall be
paid TO them, that will make their reception and ac
commoda;ion pleasant and agreeable.
Arl s.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-07-17
MR.. RAND,


rs recommended 20 the Publiok, in the line of his
L. Profession by the following Gentlemen of Proy-
dcncc:
HIS Er. lin. Jones, Rev. Henry Fdes,
Tie hte GoU Femer, ReU. " IL. CrOcker,
Hon. II. Jackson, jim. Dr. LGvi Hheaton,
James BurifH jun. esq Moses Bro1sn,
PrecebtorS RaEson and General UiLiam Barton,
me- Cientock ~. H. Smith,
H. NJ .9t1reH, esq. q. VI. Brozs1,
c. II. Greene, DGU'd Tinton,
Henry Cushing, Charles Sheldon.
Rec. Jan'es Uiisen,
Bristol, Jt1e II, 1911.
Mr. Rand having exhibited To Us satisfactory eyi-
dence, that by Sir UriG6rds method of instruction,
he is capable of teaching the ART OF PENMAN-
SHIP i'll much shorter time than IS usually devoted
to that purpose, cheerfully recommend hm to
friends and the publick, as possessing peculiar
talents for the Art he processes.
Right Req. a. Gris7soid, ReU. Henry Uight,
James D'HoE esq. Preceptors Alden and Os-
Hih0m UUoH esq. born,
Charles D'UOH esq. iShearjashns Botrn, esq
Henry DU0E
July g.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-07-17
POETRY.
From The chartestO7vn (S. g Courier.
BATTLE OF ASPERN.

ON the banks of the Danube, as slowly descending,
Game night with her ebony shield,
The contests of warriors most happily ending,
And hiding the gore OF the field;
When the clashing Of more 20 be heard
And the soldier fatigued with his toll,
For the life that saved, his rude ant hem Preferrd,
Or slept on his igotton spoil;
Came damsel, that morning who rose to delight,
That morn bid her lover adieu,
As she braced on his helm for the terrible fight,
And swore to be constant and true.
But vain her vow. For the rude hand Of war
Had parted the youth and the maid,
And vain was her search, as she sought him atar,
Mid the havock the battle had made.
She sought him in vain for the wreck of the day
Had marr'd every warrour's form.
All blacken'd, and rven, and blasted they lay,
Like trees meath tho pcss storm.
Now wild as her ringlets flowed loose in the air,
She called on the youth, whom she loved
So irar. lick her grief, and SO sad her despair,
No tiger had heard her unrnoved.
All wherefore my love could you leave me alone,
Leave a maiden tender and true
WHY leave your glad cottage to fight for throne,
And monarch, VINO thought not OF YOU
Saw dark rolling stream where the battle has stormd
Where reposc the bright arms OF the brave
yield me my EpwAep, tho pale and deforn'd,
He hoa, on thy blood mingled wave
a ghostly response from the biows ascended,
The voice of her lover there,
She sought his embrace, and in misery ended
The life OF a maid i'll despair.