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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-07-01
CONGRESS-.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
T RehOrted jor the alexandria Gazttte. !

T Reported /or the alexandria Gazette.
WEDNESDAY, June so.
Mr.. Wheaton presented memorial
from the Society of Friends in New
England, deprecating the imm'ral ten
dcncy Of the War. Laid on the table.
Mr.. Troup from the committee on
military affairs reported biz making
further appropriations for fortiiylng the
ports and harbnrs of the Z. S. which was
twice read and referred to committee
of the whole house FOR Monday Hext.
Mr.. Nelson, from the committee on
naval affairs, reported bill to amend and
explain the act regulating pensions to
persons on board private armed ships,
which was twice read and referred to
committee of the whole House for to-
morrow.
NJ Hopkins of New York had leave
OF absence iol the remainder OF the scs-
sion.
The further consideration of Mr..
Fisk's resolution for laying tax on spi.
rjts distilled within the Unned States,
was postponed for four weeks from next
Monday.
TAX BILLS.
The house In committee OF the whole,
Mr.. Nelson in the chair, on bill to lay
ard collect a direct tax
On motion of Mr.. Bib that bill was
laid on the table, and the bill laying
to,r on distRlcrs Of shrituouS liquors was
taket up.
MIR Taylor moved to strike out the
second section of the bill, which lays
certain specific du,y Oh the capacity of
the stills employed in distilling spirits
he did this with a view to encrease the
rates proposed by the committee of
vavs and means, or of introducing
secfiAp which will change the man.
ser of laying the tax, by substituting a
tax on the gallon of spirits so distilled.
He enforced his proposition by speech
of so~c length
Mr. Shpherd followed in favor Of the
euendment.
Nj. Dual spoke in opposition to the
amendment
MIR. Weight and Mr.. Fisk of N. York
advocated it.
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OPPOSITE he Hoahngfoa 7avern, King
street, 1leIandriG,
HAS JUST RECElvrD FOR SALE,
Mel sh's Travel. III the United States
az Upper Canada, illustrated by 3
Haps, OILS. octave be uno, IS so.
Nn>t~suhriand's Travels in Greece,
Palestine, Egypt md Bavbary, vol.
octave bound, & IS.
Lie and Administration of the homo
rable spencer "erccval
E...in4's Speeches on Miscellaneous
subjects at toe bar.
Constitution Q. he United States.
,v,ani on Iducstion,
Rejected Addresses.
Hecu's Life of Washington,
Your Mother, c;anto Se6astlano,
Hrao's Tales, Child's Monitor,
tIo!dsmith's Greece.
american Precep'or,
Columbian Orator,
Rollins Antient History,
Camphel!'s Rhe toric,
Modern Geography,
History of America,
Walkers Dictionary,
GoldsNith's Geography,
Johnson's Dictioaary with Walker
Pronunciation,
Guthrie's Geography, new edition,
Simpsons Euclid,
|ary's Family PibIe, assorted,
) hooI Bibles, School Testaments,
Hocket Bibles,
Common Prayer Books.
.Hdgate's, Smiths, Titles end Coles
Music Books,
Webster's, Pearce's, Comly's and CO.
lumbar Spelling Books.
!, large stock of fine Vellum Foolscap
and Letter Paper, >,
"laying Cards, States, Quilts, Blank
Books sc sc.
Lcdgers, Journals, Cash and Invoice
50 Ks, and Blank Books Of every de.
s.rinuon Ruled anc Bound to any given
, ttrrn az short mott C.
ON hand constant supply CT large
Writing Paper, suitable for Record
BOOKS
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FOX SALE,
and possession gwen ar the Grst day

4 As possession gwen or the Grst day
January n-X,,
!. Very yaiuable 1aAcy Of LAND.
l. T. containing $50 ceres. 9, LIP Gr he
Eieer poto nae, sbout two miles above
che ,.itsle -sl,s5 in ne county OF Fair-
tx and state ct Virginia. hiso, ano-
.ner Er~cl, called Strawberrv Vie, a.
bout three Inics from the aboye.ren-
Toned, containing six hundred and
.vclvc acres. 10Th Tracts have a .uf-
Hc'cNcy OF excellent Wood and TIM
atr, are we'll watered and healthy, pc.
cuiar'y adapted to Grass, the soil na.
turai!y good, on which from recent ex-
perlmcnts Plaster of Paris acts ia the
most powerful manner. These Tracts
Can be divided into Farms Of two to
three hundred acres each. The first
TrSct Il distant from Georgetown FIVE,
the last nine, and both from Alexan.
d''a thirteen miles. If the above tracts
bs solo, personal property attached to
them to tae amount of eight or ten
thousand dollars will be for sale, with
which the purchasers of the land may
DC accommodated.
Also for Sale. a valuable Tract Of
Land, ahout 3 miles from G georgetown,
cont inng about 100 ceres, near the
mouth Of Difficult Run, below the Great
Falls Of Potomac, on which is q Mill.
Seat, surpassed by few IN Virginia,
from which Flour may be water bore
IL market at the small rate of one quar-
ter o. dollar per barrel.
The above Tracts will be shewn. and
the term, of sale made known on ap.
pllc,t,on to the subscriber at Strawber-
~ Vale
Richard Bland Lee.
May 81 Iswtf
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-07-01

Piety OF friends soon alter death, in or
der to furnish memorials of the unhap-
py king.
On holding up the head to examine
the place OF separation from the body,
the muscles of the neck had evidently
retracied themselves considerably and
the ioarth ceryical vertes bra was found
to be cut through its substance, trans
versely, leaving the surfaces of the di.
vlded portions perfectly smooth and
even, an appearance which could have
been produced only by heavy blow, in
hicted with very sharp instrument, and
which furnished the last proof wanting
to identity King Charles the First.
Alter this examination of the head,
which served every purpose in view,
and without examining the body below
the neck, it was Immediately restored
to It's situation, the coffin Was soldered
up again, aid the vault closed.
Neither OF the other ceffins had any
Inscription upon them. The larger
ones, supposed Oh good grounds to con-
tain the Remains of King Henry VIII
measured six feet ten inches in length,
an ] had been enclosed in an elm one or
two inches 10 thickness; but this was
dccayed, and lay IN small fragments
near II. The Laden coffin appeared to
have been beaten IN BY vlolence ab.ut
the middle; and a considerable opening
Ia that part OF 1t, exposed mere skcic-
ton 81 the kiag. Some beard remained
upon the chin, but there was nothing 10
discriminate the parsonage contained in
it.
Fhe smaller coffin, understo) ID to
be that of Qneen Jane Seymour, was NOT
touched mere curiosity not being con.
sidcred, by the Prince Regent, as suf-
hcieat motive for disturbing these re-
mains.
" On examining the vault with some
attention, it was found that the wall, at
the west end, had at some period or
other, been partly pulled down, aud re-
paired again, not by regular masonry,
bat by fragments Of stones and bricks,
put rudely and hastily together without
cement.
have not asserted this liquid to be
blood, because had not an opportunity
of being sure that IT was so, and WISH
ed to record facts only, and not opinions:
Ibeiieve it. however,, to have been blood,
in which the head rested. 1t gave to
writing paper, and 10 white handk r
chief; such color - hi ,nd which mas
been kept for 4 leigh 0! time generally
leaves behind it, Nobody present had
a doubt of it being blood, and it appears
from Mr.. HeTbert's narrative that the
King was embalmed Immediately alter
decapitation. 1t is probable therefore.
that the large blood vessels continued to
empty themselves for some time after
wards. am aware. that some OF the
softer parts Of the human body, and par
t,cularly the brain, undergo, IN the
course Of lime, decomposition, aud VIII
melt, A liquid, therefore, might be
found after long intsrment, where solids
only had been buried but the weight
Of the head Ia this instance, gave no sus-
picipn that the brain had lost its sub
lance, and no moisture appeared in any
other part OF the coffin, as far as we could
see, excepting at the back part of the
head and aeCk.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-07-01

Extract IF a letter from an officer in
Col Ros7ysNs regiment, TO his friend
in Maryiand, dated
" FoRT AEICs. Mcv %. 1918.
The sick of onT (Dosweil's) re5i-
nent amounts to go or more.
" What government Nc-ns TO do with
the Kcntn Ky forces, I'cauu". 90 &C.
ture : but ibis | know, that Il Sc sysv
mere four months longer, we will not DC
able to carry home one fourth OF the
lumber that marched from Kentucky -
Oar strongest meu are doc med to bend
10 thc overwhelming influence of sick
ness and death. YESTERDAY man drop
ped dead while eating. He had been in
very merry strain, but soon he was
stricken with a deadly blow. To day a
man died In the same say. Two or
three arc buried every day, aad the
paths to death are so numerous IN this
fort, tia: it will be miracle if many es-
cape"
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P. G.. Marsteiier.
Thirty Dollars seward.

RAN Nv AY from the subscriber,
on Occoquan, on Monday the 2lst inst
two Negroes, NOSES md Eve: Moses
man about six .eet high, 10 years Id
of dark complexion and is vers
likely fellow; had on Vhen I've eopcd
oznabrig trowscrs. a cotton shirt, Il
grey cloath waistceat and felt nat, bat
it is probable Re NAV change hiE
clothes, as he has plentv Of money
Eve g Stout WON N. upward. Of iurt"
Years Of age, pretty dark cosnpi .xion.
and has large scar Oh ilcr breast. 1T
il probable the said Negroes viii at.
tempt to go 10 one of the northern
states, for which purpose have b e
nforn.ed Moses has procured pass
Whoever viii apprehtnd the said Nc
groes and secure them il any i'll 50
that get h+m again, shall receiy IT,
above re~2r1, o. twenty Dollars f,r
Moses and zen for I've.
VIVA. Davis.
July IT.
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Mr.. Roberts and Mr. FINLEY opposed
it:
Mr.. Bowen advocated it.
Mr.: Picksns followed on the same
side.
The question was then taken on strik-
ing out and carried-ayes 70 noes So.
The committee rose reported the bill
as amended, and the House proceeded
to consider the report.
The question on concurrilg with the
committee of The Whole, was decided
by ayes and noes, and were yeas 81 nays
81.
The bill was then rc.committed to the
committee OF the whole house.
Adjourned.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-07-01
Fer SAL F..
May 8 !

A Tr@ct OF Land, in the District Of
Columbia, containing enc nuhdred and
c'gn! six acres, large proportion of
which Is we'll ,imbcred, the residue
beng Gle arcd and Of fertile soil. Il.
50 another irser, cortaIn,ng about 100
acres; tnroug,I which tic Washington
ard Little River Turnpike road passes.
On I'D land are severj handsome ST.
tuat'ons, Commanding an extensive
Vle" of .he circura iacent neighbour
hood. Near the .bovc turnpike, per-
haps, wou;dte good stand for pub.
tic house. Also Mill Scat, bcinp
possessed OF every possible odvan,ape.
haviag 3 and half feet natu,al ta;l in
q short distance. with plenty OF 'gocd
stone sufficient Tor Gam and bu;ldjrp
of any dimensions. Ivill sell al Up
any part OF the above properly. or ex.
change for bank stock or eountry pro-
duce. Apply to
G.. w. Carlin.
Alexsndria:
Marcn - law
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FOR SALE,

4 VALUDLE House Servant, about
"a 81 years Of age-he is very likely
and intelligent, and would suit either a
tavern, private family or single gentle
man. | wish to dispose OF the servant
10 some person in Alexandria or its sici-
nifty, as my only object in selling him is
to CRAFTY him by being near his wife
She Can be bought to accommodate par
les, BY applying to WILLIAM ROBINSON,
Esq The Servants will be shewn, and
the terms Of sale made known.
Mex. BEVERLEY.
! Westmoreland couhty,Va June "a.
The Fourth Of July 1919
NNHE members of the Washington
4 Society of Alexandria sre hereby
notified, that an Anniser sary Meeting OF
the said society will be held At 1riplelt
Hotel, in Alexandra. on Saturday, the
third day OF July next, at lC O'Clock A.
NJ. The society will move in process
aion at IL O'Clock to the Presbyterian
Church, where an Oratisn will be deli
versd by WAliam Fl. Ftzhugh, Esq.
BY the standing committee.
G. DENEALE, See'ry.
June IS
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July |

Cash and Susannah ash, Children u
Will N Cash, deceased, and
Cash, widow and relict OF William
lash, deceased, not hayin. entered
heir appearance and given security &C
c0rdlng to the act of assembly and the
rules OF this court, and it appearing to
tte satisfaction Of the conr, upon a!fid.-
Wit, that the said defendants Craven
Cash and Susannah Cash children o.
William Cash, dec eascG, End
lash. widow s raiict OF WjIia!a Cash
licensed, arc not inhahitanls Of this
1istrict; OH moion af tlc said COM
p linynts by their coan;e', it is orde red
that the said defendants 20 appear here
on The first day of Novemb,r term
next, ard answer the bill Of the com.
p'alnants ; and that a copy ofthis order
e forthwith inserted in one Of the pub
lie ncwsp' pers published in A,cxandlia
;or Two months successfully. aDI the.
mother copy be posted at the front door
of the Court House of saiG county.
A copy. Test,
G.. Denale, C.
.iu!y law2m
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MIS- day at half past O'Clock, VII
! be sold, on the premises, 70. cash,
a aaif acre Lot with Dwelling House
thereon, on Duke Street, near he Stone
Bridge.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-07-01

DIED-lstely in New Orleans, EVAN
JONES, aged IS years. Mr.. JONES wa
native Of New York, bu. lad been up
wards of 40 years a resljen, OF Lou's
ana. During the presidency OF Mr. y
dams, he was appointed AID service =
consul for that city Stree he ccsso"
Of Louisiana, I've has been director -ud
president of the United States Branch
Bank.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-07-01

g,e ssJmcr Cartridges in Canada drasu-
ing 70 q dose.
IT, laid, that General Dearborn has
- q recovered has health and senses,
a. ,ees ume the command o. the North
srs my.
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rse tags il This rert we're yester-
y > a;savea ha!f-mas, high, as tri-
t,;s oqtspect to the memory OF the
a.il,n,Ca2,. Lawrence Of the Chesa-
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!LgxaN1ItM.
TURsDAFEtaly ].
ro Saw

rxuas& & Rort OF THE TINE
~5a;AND prEssufs."
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NEW ORLEANS, May Is.

The storm on Tuesday night has done
much damage-it commenced at eight
o'clock, and continued nearly two hours
Many vessels were driven from their
mornings, and some of them upset
several Kentucky flats have been driven
out into the storm, and not heard oil
since, while others were sunk at the
wharf. The hail stGlts that fell we're
prodigiously large, and must have done
much damage to the gardens and corn
fields.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-07-01

re following par'atRe Of the dis
,o, OF the body OF Chsrlcs the First,
Wis read with MUCH Interest by eve
r, ne cenyersant with the history Of
III. unfortunate monaren The body
ap..as 10 be fully itep'ifed, notwith-
81, aog.tae great l,a,g,h oitimc which
l.; d..pseI since its lntorment. =.
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Robert Gray,

Chhosne The Woshingfon 7avern, King
street, .7le1Qndrio,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-29
ANRCDOTE.

In the battle between the Uinted States
and the Macedonian, DECATUR put OH a
sailors roundabout ..Hd Gar, so as not 10 be
a signal marx for rhs eoemy's sharp shoot
ers. During theact;on, he walked fcrsy ard.
and standing near one Ct the guns which a
sailor was cry deliberately aiming, "aiia
al the yellow" Ia streak Of yellow along
the silc OF the Mscedooianl SAID Decgur
The gsnawas discbarged, and the mizsn
mast shas moment Glanced 10 fail. The
sailor turned round, and slapping Decatur
on the shoulder, not thinking who ne was,
exclaimed right merily. " D-----i, me Jack,
we have made brig OF her % Pleased
with the co5iness audsPiit Of the man, the
Commodore efteD tells the anecdnte with
Inuch satisfaction. Bal .G1aer.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-29
A Court of Enaniry

For me LEI. Baffahsa 10 Regimezt,
WILL be held at the He'll Tavern. on
~ Monday the 22ey9iust. and for he ID.
Bat. on Tuesday thGcsZh inst. e the Ese e
Iavern--and ReH Mental Court OF In.
quiry viii be held-sNrfN Easle Taxep, on
Saturday the 18th OF becember next These
Coarts viii set ~ 10 o1locS A.. VI. Bv or
der Of tic Co. CommM ant
5. ADAMS. Adj.
isSpnepp' NeV, -, 1913. (tllD)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-29
LanEoy Sale.

THE subscriber ,Ashing TO remove to tie
western couutry, Is DESTROYS of dsposing O, his
Plantation, lying nesr Mcheaux's Tavern, in
Powi,3fan county, situated in healthy aud A.
greesb.e neighbour God he win sell tour hum
drcd and fifty four acres, more or less, together
with a moiety Of the CedRr Grove Mills, on the
said plantation. The ~ has beea newly re-
built from the Pitt Ger b the Hopper Boy, &,
is in complete msH,a fact vbng order it has eve
" advantage as to4s~situation, IL lies within
half annie Of the Genito & Buckingham Roads,
where al the produce of the upper country
poses Il is also within 9Dileg Of James RiF.
~, and within 6 miles of Appomattox River, &
within II miles Of the City Of Richmsnd.--iis
deems Il unnecessary to give more psrticu
lar description, no doubt, persons disposed
TO purchase, wili personally view the premises
Lands IN the Ohio ATE would be taken in part
payment ofthe purchase, fthe terms could be
greed on, and ,he balance would be expected
IN cash, or approved paper ct short dates.
NM GHAHES.
powhatau, l2th Nov I'm
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-29
eoMMuE1cArED FOR THE ARGUS.

Departed thislfe. the last day of October,
near Charlottesville, Mrs MIRA g AINE5.
coasort of Henry Game. Esq. OF King and
Queen county, 90 her way from thS Spr.Hgs,
where she had been for the benefit of her
health.-It is not to comply with the usual
terms Of obituary panegyric, but to do JUS
ticc to the memory of this amia5le womaO,
that We record these virtues and rerfec-
tions which frightened her life and served
10 illuminate the stormy hour of death. 1t
may be truly said OF her, that she approach
ed as Eear the line which separates mortal
from angelic possessions, rs any other be
ing on earth For whiiela IRE had enGlow
ed Der with every estimate eqnality-all
the mild and virtuous accom- li.hinsnts the re
were. added unto then, tue lasting graces Of
gesuine pety and vital religion Her heart
was replete with he tenderest syDpathy-
expanded BY native benevoic nee and war
r. ell by the pure fame Of Chrlstian chartY.
Her manners gentle, kind, soothing. a8d 1t
trac.iye The Vromp result oi the finest
sensiblity and the CT sCerest feelings. There
was sOmcthicg Of Cslestiai peace--oi hal
cyon contentmeut, mingled with sweet IN
teiigence IN her conference.-the natural
eEuson Of serene and delicate mind
which did not fail 70 excite the litiiest in
terest in All who saw her Perhaps She WAS
peculiarly constituted ior the enjoyment of
social affections and domestic ,ndearr,ents.
In the calm and tranquil scenes OF c nnu 1i-
al ~ with . ford ana towns husband, 81 =
roun9Sd by te innocent pledges OF their
undivided telic iy-~ehe feI her eli complete.
ly blessed. In ese,y rcia,iye .itua,i, Which
she occvpsd SIS Wiz, u ther, mis- ress,
friend, she vas alioslt e. worthy OF extn-
plc.-DWing panioi ins erug illness, OF
neory e',heen wtutbs, be-. iorutads re
mained unipp aiged---and alh3' in lac uli
posse 4!0D q every ,hifg nat Could eudeT
tbs life dssi abic--she awaited the termi,
nation oi her peaoeble cour.e with he ut
most resgusticn.-By the comfortable as
sistance of the strnr gest ieith, che bad cast
her viees througl. the vista of time, upon
the bright objects OF heavenly beatitude
and in the last deep enchanting prelude 10
the immortal day her huI es SCENE d sw ollow-
ed sp in ffUitou.--- " By ya5lgers h0nored
and by strangers mouyned'-- umivcrs4l.y be
loved, universally lamun,ed--Let kindred
tears enyerdure in silence the stayc where
she sleeps-Ltt friendship and affection
consecrate her memory. Let virtue ers-
balm Ter character as a periec, mcddel for
imitation.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-29
FROM TIE CHARLESTON rINEs.
Tribute 30 Me memory Of the lqtc 1LR.
FREDERIcK DALTON.

>
FREDERIcK DALTON.
All lonely tenant OF the low damp cave,
Pale, ciseericss sorrow, hail, for thou alas
Art meditation'S friend, and iancy's chef
Ally. This bower is solitary, lone and wild,
Yetnot SO lone, nor damp, nor dark, nor drear,
AS the last dwelling of my youthful friend;
But, neither thy wild bewerS nor his cold grave
Is hall so cherries his fathers brow,
Or weeping mothers breast.
Heavens erightest Star must set yea that great
System which Commands our sphere, and binds
Huge worlds in edamantinc cham, must jar
And be no more. And what is life !, dream
A courtier;, fatterer, tn rosy tinctured health,
Life smiles upon the strong: but when disease
Hath wsghed the body down, or age hath bent
1t meath the spoils OF Time, the selfish fiend
Steals thence, ,eaving ITS habitation once
Enjoyed, to pale destructive death. But death
is candid, fair, aud just, and true, and deals
With all alike nor rich, nor poor are hattercd
Byhis'grl,ce nor bride nor favor turns his
Fixed intent lie yields the weary rest and
To the good, after journey long thro'
Wilds, surrounded by my sterious night,
Makes them acquainted with better state,
Aud Respondent world.
On, youth! thine is the proper season TO
Depari; Angels are painted young, for they
Resemble thee.
Farewell, my friend loved thee many years,
Which led 70 Fame and Virtue. Go not
Wish tAee back; ior tiou hast troa where we are
Bound 70 read, and passed tue mystic boundary
Hence TO bliss.
We, who disconsoiate, thro' the long night,
Have never c,osed yeur eyes for We J. mourn
sac thee pale and wan, oppressed with We, 6,
Bereaved Mosher, beheld the tear
Cush downthy grieI-worn cheek. And heho,d
a Father, on whose brow, the cares and hufiets
OF a calous world. have stamped the mark OF
woe.
'fis deeper now, For fate has ward against,
That peace which still remained to b.ess him.
Ills now in store, pure, rosy, artiess,
For tits kept in tAYEN.
'Adieu, my friends There is light shall guide
Ye to your Child, paeiight beyond
The night of Death-A light that marks the
Precincts Of Heavens wide domain. and cheers
Fu.urity, thy mystic gioomi
Aud thou Torn shade, adiea, in lonely hours
When evening gipoms around, & the pale muse
Shal seek some run, some messy cell,
SheIl dwell upon the memory OF thee,
A1l point TO where the Wild flower blooms
Upon thy peaceful grave.
Beaufori, Nov. 10, 1919.