davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-10-28
OBITUARY NOTICE.

It is with sincere regret that We
have to add to the list of our fallen
naval heroes, the name of THOMAS
CLAYTON, one of the milshipmeu On
board the Lawrence, Capt. Perry, in
the memorable naval engagement on
Lake Erie, on the 10th Of Septem.
Der. Young CIaxton was a native
of Philadelphia. bat for the last Is
years resident Of the city of Wash.
ington, where he received his edu.
cation. He was the son Of MIR.
Thomas Claxton, one of the officers
of the House Of Representatives Of
the United States and brother to
Lieutenant Alexander Claxton, who
was distinguished for his cool in,re-
pidity in the battle Of the Wasp and
Frolic. He was in the 18th year Of
his age, and was very promising
youth.-Claxton was wounded with
an Is pound cannon shot on the
right shoulder, SO high and near tie
neck as to render amputation i'm.
practicable. After iinseringt twenty.
seven days in extreme anguish, he
expired on the 9TH Of October
The following extract Of a letter
from Hon. Thomas Wilson, member
of the House of Representatives Of
the United States, conveyed this
melancholy intelligence 10 the father
Of the deceased.
ERIE, Oct. 8, 1913.
"DEAR SIR-It is with real SYM
pathy l undertake to communicate
the mournful intelligence --your
highly valued son Thomas is GO moro.
He departed this life yes erday mern-
ing, and will lie inferred at 40 A. Nj.
to-day, attended by the honors due
to his profession and distinguished
valor. He appeared, notwithsland.
in his extreme pain, reconciled to bis
fate, and never expressed any regret
that lie had so bravely served his
country, although at the expense OF
violent pain, and ultimately Of his
life"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-10-28

raj had, in his Aurora, accused Cover.
nor Snyder's Colonel Of being an Iyi,h
man g! The Colonel taus meets III.
charge in his paper.
Z. From che Democratic Press.
WILLIAM DuANE, born nobody knor.
where, whose origin is known to nobody.
whose very name is in dispute who ha,
sworn he is got an lrishman, vet i, 70.
iected as an Ame,ican--this man, in nj,
paper, has the impudence TO deuccnc,
me, whose birth place and family arc
known and ayowed, as Gan Imported
Patriot
The addresses and resolutions psb
lished in the aurora, abound in insinuc.
tiens against the moral and poli,ial in.
tcgrity of the editor of this paper; insi.
nua,ions which he, HIM. Duane, know,
to be utterly unfounded, and with Which
he would not pollute the columns Of ,
public journal, if one drop Of manly, ho
nourabie or truth.loying blood warmed
his heart. Let him or any man but dare.
boldly and unequivoeaIly, to assert ,ha,
which he, like Trembling Coward, in.
sinxates, and / will hrovs him to the
world 10 be, what he knows he is, A CA.
LUMNIATOR.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-10-28
EAsT-FLORIBA.
M1LLEDeEv1LLE, Geo Sept. 80.

M1LLEDeEvILLE, GEO. Sept. 70.
We understand secret expedition a.
sainst Ea.t-Fierida is brewing-that a
number of persons are about to associate
for the purpose of making Tin conjunc.
ton with the Patriots) second attempt
to revolutionize that Province--and that
the 9Th of next month is the day fixed
on for them to rendezvous at Teltair
Court House, 100 miles below here,
whence they will proceed without de-
lay 20 the accomplishment OF their OBJ
ject.
AS far as We can learn, government
is entirely ignorant Of the entertrize.
Those concerned in it appear to be in.
flaenced less by considerations of public
interest than fripafe gain. The offer OF
500 acres of land by the Patriots to any
person who will espouse their cause,
was no doubt ths chief inducement for
men to volunteer.
On Saturday last Col. THADDEUs
Heir was shot through the body, (ssp.
posed with rifle BalD which entered
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-10-28
From me Salem Gazette.

From the Salem Gazette.
An obliging correspondent has handed
us the following literary curiosity it
seems from Cambden's Britannia (apd
other ancient works) that Maic"m
Canmore, or CONNER, who is naHed
in the annexed charter, was king of
Scotland in the llth century.
ORIGINAL CHARTER.
Ofthe lands Of PowMo.te, in tie gear
1857.
!. MALCOME KANMORE, King,
The first Of my ring,
Give to thee Raron Hunter, upper and
neither Powmode,
With all the bounds within the houd,
With tie Hoop and Hoop town,
And al! the bounds up and down,
Above the earth TO heaven,
And all below the earth 10 hell,
AS free TO thee and thine
As ever COP gave to me and mine,
And that for bow ard bread srrsw
When come to hunt upnH Ya:row.
And for the mair suth sooth i. e.
truth
Ibite the white wax with my tith[ tooth i
Before MARGARET my wife
And MALL my nurse.
Sic subscribHur
MALCOME KANMCRE, King.
Margaret. witness.
Mel, witness.
.dn ancient ceremonial the ere
cutting Of insfrumenfs.
The ancient mode Of attesta,ion was thus:
.And in zvifness that this is sooth,
I bite the wa1 srith my soong tooth.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-10-28
BOSTON, Oct. 90.
FROM SPAIN.

We have received by the arrival
from CadiZ, the GaZettes of that city
to the 18th August. They contain
all the official accounts Of The great
events on tile French and Spanish
frontiers !; with many details which
have not reached us through other
channels.
Marshal Suchet had retreated to
Barcelona, ard the allied army was
in pursuit OF him. The Sd Spanish
army was in Reus.
Gen. Roselio of the Nth Spanish
army, writes that on the SOth, gen.
Alava captured in Biscay 5000
French prisoners. without reckoning
the wounded, and that the division
of Tonga was pursuing the French
into France.
The Journals of the Spanish cor
tes showed, that they were making
every effort to ameliorate the situa'
ton of the kingdom, and establish
its independence and prosperity; ard
if we may judge from the numerous
addresses presented with the con.
gratulations on the establishment OF
the constitution, and on the abolition
of the lnquisition, we should think
the assembly to be highly popular.
A new congress was soon to be
chosen, and its sessions would pro.
badly be in Madrid. Al the pro-.
vinces from which the Vandals,"
as the French are universally demo-
minated, have been expelled, have
been prompt in the election Of depu'
tie TO the corles.
Considerable bodies Of troops had
been sent to the Spanish American
colonies.
The Sapniards have about 40.
900 men in arms-a great part OF
whom are well disciplined, and!
clothed and the whole appear to be
animated by the persevering exer''
tons and sacrifices Of the British
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-10-28
GEN. DUANE.

1t appears that The two great Irish G.
ditors in Philadelphia have ranged them.
selves III different factions of the demo.
ratio party in th,,t city-There has
been considerable skirmishing between
the detachments, but on what principle,
~ rather for wha: interest, they are con.
,rndlng, is not worth the trouble of
inquiry. The contest is likely to pro.
duce some amusing Characteristic sket.
ches, which ought to be preserved.
One is this day presented to our readers.
1t seems Mr.. Madissa's adjutant gene.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-10-28
From the Charleston Courier.

Mr.. Editor,-After / had extin.
guished the lights which had burnt
on Tuesday night, in honor Of the
achievements Of cur Macy, few Of
the old Washington school set down
with me to supper, when We squat.
fed whole goblets full Of wine," to
the names of those gallant heroes.
WHO have so proudly defended the
honor Of the American flag, and led
our ships and feet to Victory. CEn-
tire nous, as there were no democrats
at table we drank our bumpers in
good old Madeira. for those good
souls, l am told, drink nothing but
Whiskey. But to my subject.) While
we were congratulating each other
upon the proves of our Navy. over
that Of our enemy, enc ofmy guests
shrewd old codger, remarked. that
" he had cheerfully entered into the
celebration on Tuesday, and Of that
last spring, but dang it ALL" says he
for he never swears, MIR. Editor)
:" this kind of rejoicing is something
like as if was to sing good song,
and then applaud myself fer having
done SO. Now this is selfish, you
know for it is all one, whether l
applaud myself or my party for doing
good thing. Ihate egotism. Nay.
l hate any thing at this time like
party spirit, nate that we should
have roaring of cannon, and bonfires
and dinners, and illuminatiOns for
the achievements Of the federalists;
why don't You have them likewise
for the exploits of the democrats !?
Why not give them the huzza OF APP
plause as well as ourselves ? This
would be generous this would be
noble, you know gentlemen to do for
them what We do for ourselves and
il we federalists, small minority,
must have taken whole British
fleet, besides several single frigates,
sioops of war, &c. no doubt the
democrats, who are the majority,
must have taken one half of the
British Navy, at least" i" Stop,
S'op"' says my friend, who was sit
ting near him, II have no knowledge
that they have done so''-" nor have
replied the first" shu( it may be
their modesty which has kept it Sc
cret we will therefore ask Mr.. Will
lingtan whether they have done so or
not 20 Therefore, MIR. Editor, /
was requested. TO ask you, and dc
therefore now ask you, to inform us
Of the achievements Of our political
adversaries, that we may illuminate
and rejoice for them. as they have
Illuminated and rejeiced for us.
ID Friend to the NdUy.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-10-28

below the breast bone and came ont Just
under the right shoulder blade-He 80.
ce;yed ,he wound in Oconee Swamp or
the way to his lower plantation oy Jonn
Jones (Whiskey. 1t IS worthy OF re-
mark, that early in Col. Hollis lille he
fought man, both armed with knives
in which affair both were badly cut 10
pieces. In Kentucky, in duel he was
wounded through the leg: and directly
after in many Indian skirmishes. Alter
ward, he was shot through the neck {;
and in the wear 'e5 had his mouth shot
to pieces in dueI--al! which he sur
vived, and lives to agonize with his pre-
sent wound, from WHICH tisprobable he
will recover, being the 4th day since 1t
was received.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-10-28
Distressing accident !!


On Saturday evening last, as a
child of Mr.. John Wells. of this
town, about 9 years of age. was
playing within a rod of the door,
two or three boys, OF half grown
young men, who were cGreleSsty
riding through the street, passed
right over il without taking any no
lice Whatever, or even enquiring
what they had done.
The child was Immediately taken
up by its mother. and being examin-
ed. it was found that the horse had
set his foot upon the child and left
the print Of it upoDits body. il lived
in the utmost misery iii! about mid.
night and expired. The feelings of
the parents on this melancholy oc-
casion can better be imagined than
.expressed-It is a Iameniable thing
that boys or men should be suffered
TO gaIlop horses through the streets
where such small helpless children
arc always playing.
ZanesUille Messenger.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-10-28
From the Some.

Commodore BARCLAY. who com.
manded the British Squadron on
Lake Erie, lost his only remaining
hand by cannon shot he lost The
other in the battle Of Trafalgar
Before he surrendered, it was clear
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-10-28
NaTGHEz, Sept. 90.

A letter received by yesterdays
mail from the Choctaw agency, dat
ed the 18th instant, says" The
Choetaw Nation are warmly attach
cd to us, and have declaced war a
sainst the Creeks"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-10-28

the Wolfe and Royal George. len.
close herewith . list Of the prisoners
taken on the 9Th.
have the honor to be, very res
pcctfully, Sir, your most obedient
servant.
ISAAC CHAUNCEY.
Hon. WILLIAM JoSEs,
Secretary of the Navy.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-10-28
From Pouison's Daily Advertiser.
Running TO DEATH.

The shocking instances OF females ha-
wing been burnt to death renders the
knowledge of a discovery lately publish
ed by Sir Richard Philips, in the Month
" Magazine for their total proven
ton, of the highest consequence. he
deduces from the principle OF the ascen-
sion of fame, that ladies ought to lie
down as soon as they discover their
clothes on FIRE that the progress OF
fame will by that means be instantly
checked and may be easily and deiibe
ratcly extinguished without any fatal ~
Jury as usual, to the head, face bosom
and throat. He proves his principle oy
the following experiment; he took two
slips of printed cotton, a yard long. and
on lighting one of them at the lower end
holding it perpendicnlarly, it was con-
sumed to cinder in fifth of minute,
and the volume of fame was so great as
to rise two feet. He then lighted an ex'
actly similar piece of cotton and laid 1t
horizont l'y on pair Of longs, so as to
be hollow, and in this situation II was
FIVE mioutes burning, and the Hame at
no one time assembled an inch in height,
and might have been extinguished by
the thumb and fnger.-~.This plain and
easy experiment ought to be read in the
presence Of the females OF every family.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-10-28
,Jeferson's Gun Boats /!

Capt. Campbell. in letter from
st. Mary's, Sept. IS. to the Secre-
tary of the Navy, gives distress
ing account Of the fate Of q number
of these engines Of destruction, in
the storm Of the 18th ultimo.
No. .16t, overset and sunk. and
20 persons, OCT Of 26 on board, Pc
rished.
No. 161, sunk.
No. &c, ditto.
No. IS, 1873. 400, 1855, driven a.
hove high water mark.
No. 8, drilted miles over marsh
to the Florida shore.
No. 1853, driven some miles over a
marsh, and left on shore, with loss
of her mainmast.
The principal exploits which these
economical things of JeffersOn's per-
form. seem to be the drowning Of the
unfortunate people who are serving
in them, though they have cost the
country more than all our frigates
and sloops of war.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-10-28

no was short Of hands. The Patri-
otto fund will not find it necessary to
present him Sword. Report states
that his recent wounds have termi-
mated his existence.
We are informed that the English
prisoners. lately taken from the Pri-
son ship in this town. are confined
in the lower cells in the stone goal
in Ipswich, five in a cell 7 feet by
10 in dimension. We will not say
this is barbarous, as we are not
thoroughly acquainted with the
grounds and merits of this system of
warfare /; but we do hope. for the
sake OF humanity, it may not he me-
cessary long to persevere in it. 1t
naturally reminds one Of the fatal
black hole of Calcutta.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-02
10 be sold or let Oh ground
Rent forever.

! WISH to sell or rent my PakeA
House, the Dwelling House attached
10 it, and the Lot thcreunto belongings
situated at tho corner Of Ornnoko and
Water streets, formerly occupied ny
Mr.. hndrew Jameson. It's an excel.
lent building and extends westw srd|y
from Water street about le3 teet. 1
will t,ke low price for it
Will also sell or let on Prousd rent
forever. aeveral very handsome lots on
Commerce street, eetween Fayeus and
Vest streets, aud an half acre lot on
the South West corner OF Payne and
Prince streets. These lots are in the
most improving part OF the town and
are daily inc easing in value.
Also. very handsomely situated
Lot Oh the east side OF Washington
street, between Judge Fltzhugh's new
brick mouse and Qneen street. This
OF is 63 feet front and runs eastw ard
" rs feet 20 10 feet alley-it has al.
90 me benefit Of another 10 feet alley
OF, the south lde OF Ii.
Also, three lots at tho upper end OF
King,Street in the very centre OF ths
presen, rapid Improvements. going ON
Il ere.
Also, lot on the north west corner
of Queen and s.. Asaph ST Gets, and Sc.
y.ral other lots situated on Queen, St
Asaph, Oronoko, Water, and Union
streets.
John Dundas.
Mich On HeO4W
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-02
= MsrfeIler.

+ J.Ul>1o:.
ISu, r.;
I'd DSUG 5",5:,,
tn Street opposite
|5@vS end "'T'
-. -
',.i IN addition 10
, 10. general as
boz, oltae H:'t qua
+. a;li sell Whole
|, S good 'erm' As
s,el in BaItimors or
r.,,.v Merchants ana
|, !. supplied on the
: cash, or on a good
,l,o received a &C.
# sr,ica! h''rH-
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-02

Funeral Waters.
+ has recommended
1 ne . season, s1da and
(, J., Rochelle and other
|S n,'I''' or prepared ex.
E,s hose rhomsychoose
!; ard H. Little,
'esrf and Druggist.
EaORE's
|. ifearrg Cards,
[omas is : al, BY
va & Stewart.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-02
GMo. 3e7
EDUCATION.

A LILLIAN KENWORTHY hav.
Wv arrived in town, proposes, pur-
suant TO nis prospect heretofore pub
iished, to open School on second az,
the 29th instant, in the room below the
widow Fletcher's dwelling, on the south
side of Prince street, between st. A.
saph and Pitt streets, where he will be
ready to pay attention TO such scholars
as may be confded 10 his tuition.
Having, for many years, had consi-
dersblc experience in the business Of
Conveyancing, he also proposes, In the
intervals between school hours, to draw
Deeds and other Instruments Of Writ
ing for such persons as may think pro.
per to apply to him for that purpose.
81 no 81 lw
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-02
q J. D. s1MMs, RoFaL4sTREET. ALEXANDRIA,
FRIDAY, APRIL 2. 1919.
John Gardner .Ladd
HIS FOR SHE,
January II

John Gardner Laid
HIS FOR SHE,
Muscovado Sugars in hhds. tierces and
West India Rum in puncheoas,
Coffee aud Pepper in bags,
Imperial, Gunpowder, Young Tyson
Skin, and Hyson Teas, OF the lat
est importations, In quarter chests
and boxes
Russia Hemp and Iron,
Swedes Iro assorted,
Russia ShceHngs, Duck and Ravens
Duck,
bale Spanish Wool,
by 10. 7 byss, 9. by II, and 10 by -
Bristol Glass, in whole and half
boxes,
Soap, Candles and Goldfish in box
Figs,es,
Lisbon Floor Mats,
Whiskey and Apple Brandy in tierces
& b5ls,
Fewqr. casks old Sherry, LONDON Par.
ticuIar Madeira and otreighls Red
Wine,
Cordage and Lines of varjous sorts,
Writing and Wrapping Peper,
Mems, Womcn's ana Chiidren's Shoes
in.barrels and boxes,
Bottle Corks in bales,
Sole Leathsc,
Few sacks Liverpool Blown Salt,
Chalk and plaisleY Of Paris.
Also, PLOUGHS of the most approved
cons.raction and onc pair French
Burr Will Stones.
4 october s,
Notice is hereby given to
the poor women of the town OF A'exan-
dria, that or application TO the subscr'-
Der, they can be furnished with cotton
TO spin, ard that liberal price will be
paid FOR SPINNING the same.
Ifaac Robbins.
Who has for Sale,
Cotton sutta1ie or making carpets
spun By tbs 5Lar of the town, ard III
proseeds.I .2hlch will be applied 10
their relief
december Is.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-02
pIJRI.IC SALE.

PUBLIC SALE.
nv virtue of deed OF trust from WE
liam Hodgson to tie subscriber 70
secure the payment of debt due
from him to the Bank OF Potomac
will be sold on Wednesday, the 2's'
day of April next, at II eciock'
the premises,
A piece or parcel OF Ground
Situated on the north side OF prihce
<treet and west side of Washington
street fronting on Prince street o.
fset inches, and extending back ana
h,ndins on Washington stree, 20 fee'
> inches TO an alley is feet vide
The terms of sale will be 200 dollars
in hand, and the residue in 8, y anu ana
"a months, with interest, to be secufea
Nv negotiable notes with IN approv"e:a
;rdorser. TIE purchaser to receive Ais
title when the notes shall have bee"
p Thos. Swami,
TRUSTEE
March 10 "
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-02

| Ps:r' Medicines
lie Bil!srs
(NtuL
/. Elixir, for Coughs
|, Coa.cmp,ions' ~c'
Powders.
|ht pa,.e
|h
beat &c. &C.
les, cash p,ice given
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-02
This day is Published by
COTTON e STEWAKE
PRAYERS F

OF THE
R;oht Rev. THOMAS WILSON,D ,.
So wears Bishop of Sodor & Man.
Selected from his works, and sdigsste9
into forms, suited to private ,PeFsoSs
and families. af
BIZ ,hs Key. Ws. MslDs.
WITH AN Appendix.
Containing Prayers out OF the HOY
srcipture, arranged under various heaat
and suited TO the various feelings OF inc
heart and the various Situations q -.
man life.
January : n
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-02
MOI ICE.

NOTICE..
uyHE Stockholders Of the Mechanics
Bank of Alexandria, are hereby
na,;6ed that dividend of profits OF :
aer cent. on the capital stock paid in, is
this day declared payable to the en-, u
their legal representatives on Fridays
18th instant. p.;,.. ,a
Directors. =
WIN. PATTON, Jr. CASHIER
March 5
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-02

/ vENpuEE f..
v'ndh'da1
}. corner corner Of Prince
r. { Goods Gro
|, viii vii be expressed
ssaae day. ~. on Il.
p;,ss Of which are
Pr, lime be viewed
limitation
r Msraeller,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-19
VIRGINIA, to wit :

VIRGINIA, to wit {:
AT Rules holden in the Clerks Office
Of the Superior Court OF Chsncery for tl,c
Winchester District, the FIRST Monda y
April 1873.
Jonathan ScholGeid and Eleanor his
wife, late Eleanor Brown, one of the
children, heirs, and legal representatives
of David Brown decd. Plaintiffs
AGAINST
Daniel Brown, David Brown, VIII.
liam Brown. Jonas Potts and Phebe his
wife late Phebe Brown, John Ball and
and Susan his wife, late Sufan Perki S,
widow OF Joseph Perkins decd, and for
merly Susan Brown, which faid Daniel,
David, William. Phebe and Susan are
children heirs and legal representatives Of
David Brown dec'd--and Richard p.
Barton. De- endants.
THE Defendant William Brown, not
having entered his appearance and given
tecurity according TO the Act of AHem.
bly, and the Rules of this Court, and il
appearing by satisfactory evidence, thar
he is not an inhabitant of this country
tits ordered, That the faid Defendant dc
appear here on the lirR day of mex, term
and answer the bill of the plaintiffs and
thar copy OF this order he forthwith in.
serted in some newspaper published in
for two months excessively
and posted at the front door of the Coufs
Houie in the faid town of Winchester,
i. A Copy, Tef,
April 10. DAN'L LEE, c. c. Q.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-19
THE SOLDIERS SONG of DEATH

Farewell, thou fair day, thou green
earth, and ye skies /;
Now gay with the broad setting sun:
Farewell, loves and friendships, the
dear. tender ties;
Our race of existence is run!
Thou grim king of terrors, thou life's
gloomy foe,
Go, brighten the coward and slave
4e, teach them to tremble, fell ty-
rants but know,
No terrors hast thou to the brave
Thou strik'st the poor peasant--hc
sinks in the dark
Nor saves cen the wreck of names;
Thou strik'st the young tero-a glori-
Gus mark,
He falls in the blaze Of his fame
iii fields of proud honor-our swords
in our hands,
Our king and our country to save
While victory shines on life's last eh-
bling sands
o! who would not die with the
brave!