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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-11-02
To THE gDT'rpR,

"Chippaya Plains, Oct. -. 1914,
enclose you correct copy q? IN sr'es
found IN an orderly bonk of the British 9th rssr,
left in one Of their Bivouacs, near Fort Eriss
H-ad-Qusrtes. Csmi before fuss
Erie. A's.,. s,i 1914
Lieut.. Gen, Drummond has received the re.
port of the officer, to whose direction thu forco
passed to the right bank ofthe river on this
night OF the I'd inst. was eonHled, The irdig,
na'icn excited in the mind of the Lieut.. Genc--
raj. from discovering that the Esilar- az m <.
petition, the success of which, BY 4 stroying
the enemy's means Of substance, would have
compelled bis force on this side, TO have SURF
rendered to the troops by which hs is investsd,
or BY rsqing aa action with the Li~u,. General
m the held, to haye met ceran defeat, has
been solely caused by the misbehayior Of tho
troops employed on this honorable service, viii
NOT permit him to cxpatiste on subject SO pa,
miiitsry and 9isgracefdl. lie has only to iBti,
mate therefore, that as it is to the officers that
the soldiers must ever look up for AN example
OF intreIidity and devotion it is sisD the dlny
OF all officers TO punish with death on the spos,
found guilty of misbehavior before the enemy,
. tne troops most particularly alluded to, it is
the Lieut.. Gem. determination. to afford an inns
m eoiete opport.ny. Of at once effacing from
ms = mind the impression which the report it,
omeers and lis own observation have produced
ana OF averting that report of their conduct,
winch he shall feel it his Indispensable and inn
porous duty to hasten to lay at the feet of his
sovereign. Oosrhing, ducking, or laying down
Wuea advancing under fire, are bad habits and
must be corrected.
The Lieut.. General is hsppyto find, that tho
oMccrs employed on the late expedition, appeal
TO have done their duty
BY order ofLieut. Cen. Drummond.
J. HARVEY,
1t Col. Dep. Adj Gea.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-11-02
IN SENATE.

FRIDAY, Oct. %.
The Senate resumed, as in committee ofthe
whole, the consideration of the bill, authoris-
ing theprcsident 10 cause to be built or piir-
chssed. the vessels therein described After
some discussion and amendment, the hill was
ordered to be read third time in the following
form
Be it eaaefed 6yf5e Scna.c and House of Re-
tresertative, Of .hc United States Of dmeyica IL,
CONGRESS assenp5ied, That in addition to the pre-
sent naval establishment, the President Of tn,
United States be, and he is hereby authorized
TO cause tobe built or purchase, manned, c.
quirpcd and Differed, any number of vessels,
not exceeding which in his opinion,
the public service may require, to carry not
less than nor more than
gins each, and to be manned, equipped and Of
fceret, in the manner which he shall judge
most expedient.
7. Sec. Q. And De it further enacted, That for
the building or purchase and equipping OF these
vessels, the sum ef dollars be, and the
same is hereby appropriated, to be paid out Of
any money in the treasury not otherwise appro-
Priated.
And the Senate adjourned to Monday.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-11-02

DIED in this city on Saturday last, AKCH{-
b AID M'CALL, Esq. at an advanced stage Of
iise7rfor the larger period fhis life an inhsbi.
tant Of the town OF Tappshanock. within the
last 1--WE years resident Of the city of Rich
mond.--Mr. MCail was distinguished for the
sagaciIy Of his mind and the cheerfulness Of b;s
msnnefs winch difused charm around him
He has left most affectionate dsnghteFznd
numerous circle of acquaintance to lament his
death.
-. also in this city, on Sunday last, JOHN
WIiENRY, Esq. native Of ireland, man
warm in his nature, strong in lis feelings, and
deeply devoted TO the cause Of America.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-11-02

MARnrrp lin King William county. ON Fri,
day evening the 2s,h Oct by the Rev. Robert
b. Semple, Mr. WILLIAM b. PAGE, Jr. Of
Richmond. to the amiable and much admired
Miss LUCY a. sEGAR, King William coun,
ty.
-, at the same time and place Sir.
JOHN H. HiLIIAHD, to the amiabic and &C,
complIshed Miss CArHARINE +. DaBNEy.
both O. King William county.
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ih.-,- r. Cu,. ,v.;.h ;rd;.e,.. r,;.,h;.f /.
-" ~
,:rs c,, 49,, ~ y,
nan,'A, Oct. io.oaheo' to.u' ~ "i
brig Gsiiiope, ior bermuda MorBianna
sloop OF war.
Jamaca. Aug. go HILBERT, Eqsuire
has protested against the dangerous mea.
sure of ec,niov;nv American ,iayea n our
;,v,.;n,, &c sh,, cwntrv yvher M;n;.,.r,
h 20 sisn;.I All b. ,y,.,,a. IS h,, .d,,;t a
$3.50 81 49, ~. &C., :. :
u'soa ce'o."s! Po"c' w o"' S"'s' A'"""e." ~
orins odsscn az may ass.se our operas'on''
power VIII, We lear, m some cases De
extenied further than'it Ought.
Our West India Conwitte have instruo.
ted orr agent in England 70 represent to
Ministers the DISADVANTAGES ourt Co,ouiea.
v;u ia,onr under \, co,nSs,;,;on v;th the
c,,,;s., nr ~ .,,,,;,, ~ A.
80, ~. rr,. r.
:,
:. Q w"u's Stes,'y ioenen. tnc nr'slsn IS
- lus.l
More News 49," Frarn what we can gather
aircadys we are satisfied thu Amerieans. in tie
act on OH Lake Champlain more Than doubled
ns III me, sand were at leasi, tIirl supe-
rior "a weight OF metal anil tousge. 3 81
Halifax Acadian.
T" We venture to say that Lord Wellington
could not march from PlattsSurg to N. York,
with less than 30 thonsand men |"
HaHJdr Jouruai,
--
From ths Boston Daily Advertiser Of Tuesday,
received last evening by the Accomriodaticr,
stnre.
RosroS, Oct. Is.
al Of few London papers. OF later dsts than
We bnti before seer.--rhe Times az Auc. 10.
contains an interesting corres pondence between
Priuee Christian and the envoys Of the allied
powers, via. Baron skieentesch for Austria.
! Mai. Gen. OrtoiT for Russis. Mr.. Forster for
England. and Baron de Martens for Prussia -
| Their first note, dated July ?. proposed an ar.
m;stice. rs a condition of which they required
that ne should promise 10 resign the crown 70
| the Diet. and to endenvour to rcrsuade them
I to consent 10 the union With Sweden. and that
| he should evacuste a certain frontier, and Ger.
tain f;,,tre,se.. and offeredson the part of the
allies that the blockade shoriid be raised.
| The answer az Prince Christian is dated IN
lIy 10. and by II ne accedes =, the bases of the
proposed armist;ce un,lcr the condition, that,
although he will fairly represent to the Diet the
the advantages Of an union With Sweden. he
will yet never separate his fate from that Of
,,n;,n tia ike,v;ss reou;re. The g,,arsntv of
the allied powers. TO the Engagement which NAV
be entered into bv Sweden, and that thu. de,ihe.
r..;, &c a.. l;ot eh III No fre< onJ has;J.. A..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-11-02

BrrrALo, Oct iS
Brig. Gen. James Miller has left The nnrshern
army and gone on TO Boston. there s.irs, IS
we understand, 10 command for the G-naral in
TINS army at present
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-11-02

troops, and parted shortly before IN gale, h.
wing been thrown on her beam ends AMI con.
siderable injured-took from her 500 packages
dry goods.
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NEw.YoRE. 2sth Oct. 1914,
THE STEAM FRIGATE.

THE STEAM FRIGATE.
WILDE launched into her destined ele-
ment at half past eight O'Clock rO-MOR.
ROW MORNING., from the ship yard of
Messrs Adam and Noah Brown.
BY the stages last evening we received
the Boston papers of Wednesday, aud the
Philadelphia True American of yesterday
morning, neither Of which furnished us with
an article of news;
The northern mail, which arrived last
evening, brought nothing new from the seat
of war.
II Shy. Yesterday morning, young man
was apprehendcd, and taken before ma
gis,rate at Flatbush on suspicion Of his being
a spy. On examination. it was found he
was British officer from Quebec. with bis
commission in his pockett. and from letters
and other papers fouud upep him, it appear
ed he was recently from Canada He was
immediately put in irons, and delivered to
General Haight who commands at Brook
lynn.
from the correspondent ofMe Coi,tmbiun
Canandaigaa Oct. 10.
| a lecer from the postmaster at Buffaloe.
dated 10th inst. just received, says
"Our army was yesterday at o'clock p.
NJ. on the south side Of Chippewa Creek,
endeavoring ~ erect bridge seine miles
above the village. The enemy were oppos.
ingthem. A cannohadiog was heard last
evening in tina, direction. Il is though. our
army will esoss the Chippewa to day"
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U, S. 6rfr lEarlc.
Platfs6nrgh Bay, .oct Is, 1914.

SIX,
have the honor to acknowledge the re-
ccipt OF your letter of the 2Sth ultimo CON
yey'rg to me the resolutions Of the honora.
bic the Corporation of the city of New
York 10 meet the appreciation of my coun-
try mas always been my greatest ambition,
and this distinguished horror conferred on
me by your honorable Corporation is receiv-
ed with feelings of peculiar pride and era
LITIGATION permit me to return pou INV
warmest thanks Cor the friendly EXPIRE ssions
contained in your letter, and 70 subscribe
Very respec, fully,
Your most ob't. srrv't
r. aIACDoNOUGH,
Hon DEWITT CLrNrou,
Mayor of the. City of New York.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-11-02

The following amount Of property w,s take.
from on board the enemy's feet RECENTLY can
Tired by Commodore Macdonoygb, on Lake
Champlain. '"'' - 10y
1880 VT. ofpowder, exclusive of gxed am
munIt'on Tor the ships; between 30 and 9G,oOG
VT. of balls, &c. 5000 muskets 5000 suits Of
sailors winter clothing; and the winter clothing
for the whole Of the land army
Rutland HcruH.
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WAsHINdroh. Oct. %.

IA
The House of Rrepresentiyes have. after
one eek'sincessapt attention to the subject
got through the discussion of the report of
the committse of Ways and Means on the
addi'innal taxes. The resolu ions which have
passed are referred to the same committee
to report bills accordingly and, when these
bills are reported the subject will be again
open TO discussion There is no doubt, we
belieye. bu- bills will pass in conformity to
all the resolutions agreed on; unless it be
that embracing National Bank--respect-
ing whic,: some entertain doubt, though we
do NOT Such an institution is so obviously
necessary. K soderous,rably desirable, that
we do mt see how any man, unless on con
stitutiony principles, can feel doubt as to
its exrediency, though the minor details of it
should not exactly square with bis ideas on
the subject.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-11-02

New Y5gk. Oct. IS.
BY the Steam Boat FaIton arrived this morn-
ing from Albany, we have received the follow
ing letter from our correspondent.
Albany, Oct. 81.
The report ofyesterday that General Lard
with his army had compelled the enemy to re !
trent towards Fort George, aat that they had
crossed the river az Chippewa in.pursuit. il II.
correct The mail from DufIaioe due last
night had not arrived at Carandsirua when Il
started from thence, so that we have nothing
but verbal information. gentleman of res
probability Informs, that Gen. I1ard had fallen
back upon Frenca creek, in consequence, it
was supposed o,the British having been re-
inforced. letters from Sackett's Harbor of the
20i h inst contain no news9
Extract Of letter from New Haven. dated DC.
tober 20, 1874
- arrived here, one mile within the light
house, at II o'cl X last night; the brig, MIN
rod then lay at anchor three miles without the
Eight house; this morning at dav light she
got under way and stood Oft and on the harbor ;
at o'clock this morning she'se her barges
after smack belonging to Misticls, pit. Saw
yer, loaded with Hour. Capt SAWYER ran the
smack on shore and scpttled her; after which
the barge boarded her, took of SOME -four, and
then the smack upset. This have from pas
senger just arrived here who left the smack af.
ter she was scuttied. Capt. Daniel Kirllman's
ling, and was taken by sIoop near Branford
Reef |; the sloop was run on near bridgeport and
and has since been got off &toyed into Bridge
port by some boats fromthe shore The schoo.
neT saT. mysdif from New Haven light house.
| hear the Peacock was chased into saybrook.
and fred at by the British most OF the sloops
that went down with the gan boats are block
AIDED at Killingsworth. This have from capt
Frimeo, in the sloop Hornet, now lying here
bound to Hartford"
Eireldsge Coffee Rouse,
Boston, Oct 22-satirday Evening.
Messrs, Lang, Turner, s. Co.
The only infornation that have to commu.
nicate this time, is, that the privateer Dash,
Bacon OF Portland, has again returned from a
short craize of about thirty days, with full
cargo 1.-THE secondly Of rum, which she took out
OF prize, and then manned aud ordered in.
large british schooner of IS guns, was in
,Provincetown last Tuesday, and sailed same
day. She captured of the harbor a boat from
hence foe that port with provisions, which was
taken, and the commander then Offered to ran.
som her.
The Stage from Burlington this evening,
brings nothing new.
Yours, in haste.
SAMUEL TOPLIFP.
.Pofisnoafb, Der. 81.
Spccessfhi Trirdfesving. Wednesday arri-
we'd at this port the fast sailing private armed
| brig Portsmouth, Shaw, from short and sue.
cessfhl eruize Of 90 days. week after sailing
captured the British schr. Mary, Burroughs,
from Hatisax for Martinique. loaded with fish
Oct. a. captured ship James, Messenger,
from Londoa for Quebec, with a cargo Of dry
goods, rum, gin, brandy, ndeighty casks pow
der, besides clothes, &c. for the Canada army
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From the Herhirer American nr Oct. 2.

From the Eerhiner American ofQct. 2.
Nothing has taken psrce ON the iine@. since
our last, Of Importance On Thursday week
the British iSeet came ont As far as the Ducks,
fired near 200 guns, and returned to Kingston.
H. is conjectured that instead ofsn attack upon
tbs h,r5orat present, al, ai tempt viii be made
20 ss,cco-, Gen. Drummond, and CIT OF Gems.
the two armies united. had marched in the di
rection Of Chippewa Il 10 also said that the
enemy have eyacuated Queenstown, and retired
to Burlington heights. Gen. lizard by rank, is
COMMANDER in chief Of our troops
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VIRGINIA LECIsLATGR

The 1ill for staying Executions. passed n,
House of Delegates yesterday After much de-
bate--Ayes SO, Noes 71--The Senate who have
bad temporary recess, did not meet yester,
day, pursuant to their adjournment but will
most probably form Quorum to day. The
Execution Bill will certainly be one fths hrss
subjects of their deliberations.
Mr. Baker, of Cumberland, yesterday sub.
mitted resolution for reducing the number Of
Cavalry now in the service of this common.
wealth (which was not disposed of.
Resolutions passed the House ofDeIeeatcs on
Saturday bestowing swords and the thanks of
tins Legislature on Gems. Scott and Gaines few
their distinguished gallantry during tie pre-,
sent campaign. ~
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nosroN, October On.

- $500 HosT0N, Octobcr "a. q
We are told, though we havesome doubt of
the fact that ther- is gentleman in town who
LETT Portsmouth, (Eng) Sept. 10, and that he
reports that Lord Till was then there about
eplbarking With large force, which was to
touch Cork, and proceed Immediately for this
country ts<r % 80. VIZ, -
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AxxAroL,s, Oct. 20.

~ ANSkroLIs, Oct. 20.
The Enemy Effected a landing and carried
the small battery at Tracyss landing, en- Thurs
schr: and z harges.-capt. Franklin has 20 men
and more are assembling, to check the inva-
ders.
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Given by me to Charles Charter Of Richmond;
for forty one dollars and twenty cents, vhnsk
bond had taken in. hereby forgapn all per.
sons from trading for the same, as am ,ietc ;.
mined not TO pay it again.
Wm. PIGGoTT,
Keeper Of the Locks.
November 2. Ct
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ra i0 psowu, a., pa:.. c'l l,: Q
lxaIa > n.os sa,'s., anu Ioiters division o
-
rrTudseernS. Arrived, at o'clock this
afternoon tho Privateer schooner Grampus.
late Murphy, belonging to Baltimore, con.
signed to John White & Co. from cruise
of S months of the Western Islands, during
which she has made six prizes, NAME! q of
then, and criefed them in. On the oh
s;.ps. fell in with tie british sloop Of war
Ariel, disguised, and after a severe esgaee-
ment IN which che reccivcd s.v.s.i1' 70.
between wind and wafer. succeeded \, heat,
ia.t her Mnrpi,v. ,lur;no, :. ~,
gseepent received ,r,,,.. sh ,,,,,,.,.
red away ns-t 90 rs ~. 80, - $3.50. 80
and mnstc. han ~ .he 81 -, - 49,.
right thgb hnr 81. $3.50, 20 ne
70 he "a rr;.,, k.s,s, yi -
Are t;,,., q, ~ apr ~ snree .sys
70 y,vn.' - = M. .,a., rem.
~ -;ne lac. -. gu pa % e. y a
the Grso 49,.
no ~ - 80 i, :. 70 suu
On The o. ',s lea Nc. lug o reacoSs
4, s;n had 80. HIe" .s s ~. 8
F',. NY, sve "Aa s,eu rug ness gay rot
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-26
WASHINGTON CITY, May Is.

Extract ofa Letter firm Com. Chaun-
eey TO The Secretary Of the Navy, da.
ted
U. S. Ship Superior, Sackett's Har.
Dor, May 10, 1914.
/ have not heard from Oswego since
wrote last. The enemy's' feet left
Kingston again yesterday. The Lady
Of the Lake logged them until evening
and was several times chased by one of
their briggs. The enemy had with him
a number Of small vessels and gunboats,
and at shutdown were standing about S.
w. evidently bound again to Oswego or
Genessee River, on some marauding
expedition.
Extract Of a letter from Samuel +.
anderson, Esq. Macy Store Keeper
at Ne1c- Fork. and charged 10Th
the transportation Of Stores to
Sackett's Karbor, to the Secretary
Of the Macy, dated
ALBANY, May lsh, 1914.
hope to reach home in aday or two.
In the mean time one Of ths gentlemen
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BOSTON, MAY ".

FROM PORTUGAL. q
We were yesterday favored with a
Lisbon paper of the 10th March, which
contains the following articles of intelli-
gence
LONDON, March 2.
The auxiliary force Of Denmark, to
serve under Bernadotte, passed the
frontiers of Holstein the first Of Feb.
An obstinate action took place before
Hamburg, Feb. 9th. Two French Sc
nerals were so badly wounded, that they
died soon afterwards. The allies took
1000 prisoners, and great quantity OF
ammunition, provisions, &e.
Magdcburgh continues invested by
the 4th corps. It's garrison lately made
a sortie, but was driven back with great
loss.
Huninguen is about to be bombarded.
February 9.
A considerable body Of Russian troops
passed Nuremberg, to reinforce the al
lied army in France.
The Duke Of Beaufort has been ap.
pointed Gov. Gen. of Belgium.
Savoy is free from the French, has re.
cognized its legitimate sovereign, and
is raising troops for him.
The Neapolitan troops which have
taken possession of Rome and AncoDa,
are uuder the orders of 1t. Gen. La
Wapguion, whom Mura; has named
Governor General of the Roman states.
Beaubarpois has evacuated Verona.
It's affirmed that he will unite himself
10 the allies, and the German journals
say he is to be the Duke of Geaeva, IN.
der its ancient republican constitution,
with slight alterations.
LISBON, March 4.
Proclamations in the name Of the
king of Sardinia: have been issued 10 bis
former subjects in Savoy.
Barcelona, where the French have
5000 troops, is besieged. Saragosa has
surrendered.
Lerida, Mequinenza, and Monzon, in
Catalonia, have surrendered TO the Spa
niards. They were garrisoned by 25oo
men, and provisioned for 2 years.
We learn from France that in Janua-
~ last, on Bonapaue's communicating
to his Legislature. copies of his cores
pondence with the allied powers, Mr..
LANES, Member from Bordeaux, insist.
ed that the originals ought to be fur
nished. The next day tae Emperor
dissolved the Legislature, and ordered
the Members home; Mr.. l.. was re.
ceived IN triumph by bis constituents.
Ruthc and other deputies were put in
charge Of the police.
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engaged in our transportation business
has arrived at that place, whence the
store, are now 70 Be carried BY land, .
d;.tance Of 81 miics. AS a great part
Of the heavy stores reached their place
If destination, and the loss has been but
trifipg, I hope that the capture OF Us.
nsro will not prevent the operations Of
the feet for more than Is days At most
perhaps not 8. 4
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" bear Ia memory that No repentanso
can ever compensate for the siignteH
offence he may give to him.
seize with pleasure, eMonsienr ia. !.
ros De Cederhielm, this opportunity Of
renewing to you the assurance OF those
sentiments, with which you have 10,
spired me slice we were acquainted, ano
pray that God may take you to his no.
ly care, and bless your labors.
remain, your very affectionate,
Charles JEAN.
The Cro1yn Prince Of Swedon to HE Som
The following letter. which is ex.
tIacted from the last number Of the AM
bisu, was written by the Crown Prince
the day after the capture of Lubbock -
+" My dear Oscar-The people ofLuseck
assisted Gustayus !, in restoring liberty
10 his country / have just paid this
debt of the Swedes-Lubec is free. I
had the happiness ofgaining possession
of the city without bloodshed. Thisad
vantage is dearer to me than victory
in pitched battle, even though 1t might
not cost me many men How happy
are we, my dear son, when we can pre-
vent the shedding of tears !-how sound
and quiet is our sleep! IF all men
could be convinced of this truth, there
would be no more conquerors, and ma.
tons would be governed only by just
Kings. l set off tomorrow for Ofdes-
lobe, and the day after whittier events
may call me. / do every thing to make
them conducive to the good cause, and
the benefit of my country. The only
recompence desire is, that it may Sc
cond you, my dear child, in every thing
You will one day undertake for its pros
perity and welfare.
Your affectionate father,
CHARLES JEAN"
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John A. Stewart,

john 4. StcWaTT,
Hasjuss received large suttiy efNtsu
and Fashionable
PAPER HANGINGS,
Which, with his former stock of that
rticle, makes his assortment very
completes. 81.
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NCpTIAI. pEpARTEE.

NOF i Al II ES AN l. Ia
Charles To iii; altar led the lovely Jane.
Then TO her fathers house retu:n'd a.
gain;
Wnere, 20 convey them on their we'd
ding tour
All ,eady stood laundaulei and four
Wnen. ipl The gathering showers a.
once descend
Cloud rolls on cloud, and warning winds
c3n'tnd,
This moves him not, bat in he hands his
b:ihe.
Thca sears himself enrap'ur'd by her
side
Aad thus 70 cheer tie fair, he quick be-
gun.
al nope we soon shall have ftt!e snn !"
RuI she 10 whom the weather gare no
Who hreded not The clouds or Pattering
Ba, mos, abou, her future hopes betho',
her,
Replied, my dear, I'd rather ba'e a
daneh er."