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CAN THIS BIZ AN INDEPEN DENT CoUN.
'ERY2

No other proofs wanting Of the INDEPENDENT cor
dtlon OF France and If the legitimate reign Of her
monarch t,an the fact, that at the moment Of the as
senhiage other representatives, her capital is under
me jurisdiction OF military powers and what is
more, this military power is in the hands of foreign
ss. On the very next day after the opening of her
rarlIament, 1000 Prussan soldiers marched through
The streets of Paris with drums beating and colours
lying, and with charged artillery extorted an apo
logy from the inhabitants Ola section for some vague
ohe.ce which was alledged to have been offered.
And this indignity to the throne Of the Monarch,
thisinsut to the representatives Of the people, was
peipeuaIed under the very nose of the King in his
good city OF Paris, and within the sound OF the Re
? sentative Chamber. "Cail you this backing your
trends" Is this the way touphod the Legitimate
authority of the throne Would IN independent
monarch have permitted the representative 10 as
semble while his capital was occupied by foreign
troops, and the Hall of Legislation within the range
Of their cann'a What freedom of delbcration can
they ENJOY What measures dare they to devise
Tor the Prospe ity ofFrarce l-A'as poor ST. / ous.
II this be the dignity which your subjects are to ex
pect ffon you you had better retire at once to voar
two eapons per day-and leave the post of danger
and OF dignity to some ADLER champion.
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Boston. .Aorember 81.

Boston, " ouem5er 81.
Bv the arrivals at this port since our last
publication, London papers to the 9Th Oct
containing Paris dates to the 5th, have been
received.
The signing of a treaty between France
and the Allies is still a matter of confident
report 1t mas not yet been published
The Emperor of Austria has gone from
Paris to DJon-The Emperor of Russia to
Brussels. The King of Prussia remained
at Paris. Many of the troops ahfiear to be
withdrawing from France but not in a
quick step motion. The measure does not
seem to have been completely settled. a
large force is ultimately to be kept in
France or on the frontiers. x partial dis
memhcrment of the Kingdom is again
talked of. Some of the fortrcsses are to be
held bv the Allies, AMI some are demolsh-
ing. A war contribution is TO be levied la
gonaparte.
MANY of the adherents Of Bonaparte, a.
mong whom are said to be SeI'eral six ma
1njactnrers, were preparing to emigrate TO
the y. States.
The time approaching for the departure
of the Allied forces from France, they
have increased their activity in removing
the statues and pictures to be restored
10 their former owners. This has oaus-
ed great increase of the popular irrita
ton.
Garnet. who resides short distance from
Paris, has published defence of his Con-
duct He says he had NC concern in the re-
turn of Napoleon from Elba. AS to the
surrender OF Paris to the Allies he thinks it
was proper. as Bonaparte had left one side
nearly defenceIsss, notwithstanding Garnet
had called his attention to it.
/. has been agreed that Lucien and Louis
Boaaparte may reside at Rome-Joseph i'll
Russia.
East Fri,sland, principality Of Germa-
nv, b ,uuded y. by the Ocean, has been an
nexed to the British Electorate ofHanover.
1t includes the River Ems, the city of En-
den. &c.
The Rank of England have made semi
annual di vidend of ) per cent.
The Partisan punsters call Butcher,
their friend Iotis Cher, (the most dear or
onc that costs them most.) Butcher in a
letter 10 his sovereign, speaking Of France,
SAYS tlis dete8ted nation
Several frames Of houses have been ship
pei from England for St. Helena.
Il is said the Allies contemplate the res
toration Of Gustavus to the throne Of Swe-
den.
A new nationis talked of, to be formed
from some of the French and German ter
ritory, to be called the Kingdom of the
Rhne-the Ar>hduke Charles to be the
Sovereign.
On the news of Bonaparte's arrival at
Paris from EIba, reaching the Brazis,
French vessels and property there were
seized.
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PERsONAL INFRINGEMENT.

The Polish Colonel Pistowski (says a
London paper, October y who had solicit
ed and obtained permission to join Bona
parte at the Isle Of St. Helena, set out IN the
brig of war Cormorant, which has sailed
for that Island.
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We have never yet mentioned our own prefer
Gee oEany individual as the next President OF the
United States but we neither afraid ashain-
ed to express our opinion. 1--WE could have our
perpai'l choice, we should prefer JOHN QuIscV ~
DAhs to any man ia the union; but obvious cir
cnmstanccs will at present prevent the qualification
Of this wish, We Frankly ayov u,at JAMES MuNsOs
appe airs 10 be best qualified by his high claraf ter,
his talents, his services and his station Tor the Pre-
sh'ency OF the United States of Arneiic This is
our humble opinion, and what is OF vastly more con-
sequence, we believe it to be the opinion OF rcpuLli-
cans in general. Whatever nomination, however
may be made the ensuing winter, we are prepared
to acquiosce in it. for doub, not it Ill be made
with wisdom. C.ifass. } Wg,'cesfei' ". .Egis.
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I = TT III
q letter from an American gentleman at Ca1iz
u i5ti Oct to his friend in this city, states hat
Nta change had been made N the Spanish Min
Y! that Imprisoned Members OF the Corlca had
W released, end that sety favorable results were
'teeied fThiad PoL Rec.
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FyyHE SUB c'ibsr, the only surviving parfncI o;
; tlIe late firm OF William Brown s. Go. hcreb,
gives Nodce, That ne has empowered Ssiouci Real
AMI Archibald Robertson, IN collect the deb due
70 the said firm, at Otter Mills Lyncbbrre 81 ~ ar
minister and has aIse empowered David Hiyeiahct-
ham a'd William Barrett, 10 collect the debts a.
Milton and Richmond. All those indebted are re-
qucsted 10 make payment before tie LIST January
next, failing which, suit will b. brought
BOYD MILLER.
Richmond, Nov 90, 1915. 6O-St
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General Sir George TreDost. THE following
are the charges which to be preferred against
General Sir George Provost, and which, it is said
have been served on him preparatory tn their b 10
Investigated by General Court Martial.
First Charee----For having, on or about the IL th
ofSept. 1914, by holding Out the expedition of a
duceh Captain Downc, late of his Maiestys shin
Coe6ance, to attack the American squadron on Lake
Champain, when il was highly ingredient to make
such attack, without the cooperation from the
Land Forces, aud for not having aifJrded that CO.
operation.
Second Charge----For not having sormed the a
mericda works on shore at nearly the same time
that the naval action began, as ne had given Capt
DOwnie reason to expect
Third Charge-FOr having disregsrdcd the signal
Tor cooper alton, which had been previously agreed
upon.
Fourth earge--For not having attacked The cne-
my on shore, either during the said naval action or &C
t-r il WAS ended, whereby his Maesiy5 naval squad
ron, under the command Of Capt. DOwnic, might
have been saved.
Tobacco has risen within the cour,e Of n few DAYS
Sd per p I'D, on an average. The assigned cause
Tor this extraordinary advance, is the cofnparativc
small stock in the market, but it is more probable
to be traced IN the speculation ct few great CAPT
tass, who have contiyed 70 get nearly the whole Of
tle article in their own hands.
.furat. Accounts from Corsica, state, that Mn-
rat u orgaSiZng q formidable instruction ~ tat
island. lie appears to be we'll supplied with mon
ey, aud the troops in the Island are strongly attach
ed to him.
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hLBEMAR.E TOBACCO lands.

hLblMAiDsE ! ObhJf.O IN NDr.
ETOR SAIE--Ths suiscriber will sell, on TENS
accommodating 10 the purchaser, q Trsci IL
land lying m both SIDES OF Hard-~sre river, IN tis
County Of 4 Ihenerle, md containing $50 acres
Tins land IS commonly known by tle rsmc ofihs
Forge Tract, asd contains quantity ol irst -te
Tobacco Land. II slsstiO1 8 very HEALTHY. Ia ~
neighborhOod populous and wealthy atd ahmJs
scios for wnier-works Of any Kind, on great scale
Imfnedj'ie possession WI be eiyen. Cnft in
JOHN Harris, whom this lqnd sliqins, hrs very obi
gingly promised % show t 10 those ncrca nyies..
For frther particulars, application may he mace
n the Subscriber 10 Richmond, bv ictt,r or oflsg-
wise. VIZ. 50. CNBELL.
november 90. CO-st
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LATFST PROM FNCLAND.

Last evening arrived at this port, the
fast sailing snip Runtress, Spear, from Liv-
erpool, which port she left on the 2Sd Oct
f'y TINS ARRIVAL the Editors OF the Mer. Adj
vertiser have received Llvcrpool papers 10
the 2ist of Oct. from which the following
extracts are made:
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fessional knowledge and so deficient in
those active and energetic qualities, which
must be required OF every officer. but es-
pecially OK one in the responsible situa-
ton in which the major general was pla
ced."
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Baltimore, November IS.
TREATY OF COMMERCE..


1t was generally believed here that the
Treaty of Commerce between @. Brit4in
and the U. States, negotiated at London
and forwarded to our Executive for their
appreciation. wanted only that appreciation
to be complete. 1t would appear by the
following paragraph from British Minis
terial paper, that 1T has not yet been sign
ed on the part OF Great Britam.~
Fed. Goz.
From the London Courier Of Oct. 6.
Z" Ii is time TO awaken the dreamer in the
Morning Chroniclc respecting the Treaty
of Commerce with the u. States. No trea-
ty is signed. A loose report in a New
York paper of negotiations being On foot
has been sufficient ground for the NJ. Chron-
icle to conjHre up disgrace to this country,
and high compliments to American diplo-
macy. The Chronicle is now amusing us
with whole columns Per diem TO prove that
the British negociators at Client were not a
match for such clever fellows as the Amer
lean Commissioners !"
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COMMUNICATED

Narrtef ON the twenty inst. by the Rev. John n
bir ~. Blair BuTIpeH. the lovely and aniabIc MIS- 81
IN - Hteher, eldestdaugher Of Benjamin Hatcher E,q
-, In Lynchburg, the evening Of the 9th instant
Mr PIib V.Jqks9n. merchant, 10 the truly int,reSnc
Mss A6Jy ~. Byrd-all of that place. e'
DIED on the tweny-frst INST after severe ;llness Me-,
Ssan7a Coleman. rcGt ofSsmuel Coleman Esn She die
charged all the duties Of wife, MOTHER and friend with
tie most religious punc;uaity. - W
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.atiA.d-.pilr. &c. ! .Naremier IS.

.atiRedyepille, &c. J Nsres5er Is
Major-',en' raj Games passen through this place
last week for Fo,t Hawkns. Par OF the 5th Re-
siment from Charleston Tor the Greek Nation,
reaehed Milledse,ille last evening
We learn from authentic source, that the pro-
perry in this state assessed ii the ,ircet
tax, amounts to upwards oiiy naiiions Of dollars
JOLaW0i.
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Knllimore. .Naremher o..

A letter received in this city from respect .ble
house in Liverpool, dated October 9Th, states that
the price of American Stocks had fallen to eigfy-
three, and it expected would be lover SPAR
ISL Dollars mere ut a. III. each, only one penny
bove par. The arrival Of $4,000 bags Cotton, had
reduced the price about Id. per pound.
Fed, Gazette.
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.Ne1r orr, .N0uehfHei' %.
Yesterday morning arrived at this port the cartel
British brig Betsey, trom london, with i73 .ime-
riean prisoners, principally discharged from Is sh
sips OF war. We understand a Russian ship WIS 10
's'i shortly alter the Belaey, with UcloureG Amsr
can prisoners.
.Y55sinissHt.- Thomas n. Gushing
late o' the U: :. army, appointed Collector OF IL,
port OF New-Londun, vice General j. Harrington,
Ips,.-,rb
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STOLEN

AiSI4N
ETROM THE SUBSCRIBER, living ne.r
Goocland roi't-hnnn, the night Of tie STD oft,i.
month, THREE HORSES, Of the following 4, erii,or N
taodark bays browns, aud sorrrthc Ia, horg n
eight years old. md Zach Of tlcn upwards off
teen hands hgfhc larger q tie two trDts, pao-, aIl .
lops badly. pang remarkably short he has bong ane ani
very nsaitch till hr also hos small ~ ~, fo-,t cst
The osr tff nlces very wcn, and he try rtnafi iie
scar onhi sides ofhs neck, prodnce ~ uc btc Of ,ui
horscihcse Two lors5 have marks q harness and w1l
M considered bad match. The s0rrr hntcis co.. irt.
ably above Is huis high trots, PAGES and aops a vos
nv, year. Old kspriughe hasa rluari aio white sft on
ln belly, ncinnr tnul 20 ihe near de-hc has bazs
ia 10. face afd several white feet.
wl giyrhity dollar for the npprehensOn ofthc M OF
five dollars each for The delivery Of tie lor Tor such
information ns viii enable 20 recover thcu
fSdlC cUPO
E,rrBjcr ~. 60-7awsw
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TIKI; DELIVERIES

The crowned heats Of Europe, the legitimate
hears OF the soil, have given usa Very curious cx-
ample ct the use OF terms. As in England every
thing bc!ougs ~ the hiGg,--even the l:nguagc is
called the hRgS ERghsh = tie continent they
seem TO suppose It TO be otae royal rercsa,ives
tn can new words or new meanings, us suits their
royal pleasure.
When u,e Allies entered France their banners
were inscribed viii, DeGuerquce-by Which the in
haltants were AZ mo- loss to under stand that they
had come TO deliver them Of all their burdens
o sooner was it said than done. "-Thei larriers
were dcGVercdOf all their provisions Their fields
were dehrersf II their cattle Thti' purses were
deHteiea OF all their money which, it mast la con
iessed Is so very burensome the majority Of ID 20
pie. Their museums were dsdreled OF th.ir STA
tues and paintings. Their arscnas of all their arms
Their houses even Of their fowng- Their
Tongues we're delivered from the necessity oft,IS
mg-and their minds were a-iiUere,! from the trou-
ne OF thinking. The French were, indeed the han
pest people ia Europe. They had sen, ccly any
thing left that they could take any tror.be about
The good allies eat for them, drank for them talk
ed Tor them, and, it is sail, thought for them ana
their King a, the same time.
The same benevolent doctrines have crossed the
ryrenees. Ferdinand the Delrerer wss no Soon
e.! seated on his throne, than hc began the holy of
hcs OF Kidding his people Of all the Troublesome doc
tr!nes andiinprovements Which the troublesome NJ
hucians OF the C0rtes had introduced into rnshiou
He deUered them from all the trouble of sharing in
his government. lie delivered their consciene, .
nto the holy keeping at his Inquiston-and. il is
said, has delivered $4,000 OF his most eniiqhtaned
| subjects into dungeons and prisons.
In truth, TO such eXcesscs has this doctrine of de-
verauce been extended, that it is very much 10 b..
feared the ungr"tefu people have only one favor to
beg; and that is that they woad deliver Il EN- from
their presence. General Porlier in Spain. has -iy
pretty broad hint to this effect; which il seems
| impossible to mistake.
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HEpei'oier The report from Savannah, ofthis
vessel having been blown up by British ~. b.
cause Shubrick would not show tbs comm ss,on un
der which hc sailed, IS Incredible not because the
Tact is charged against Bryhh captain, but be-
cause three moaths must have TRANSFERRED since the
aiiedsed attrocity has taken placs, and because
neither the name of the LEperyer of the "a of
her captain, or the time Of the incident is deled-
The report comes through a Captain Smith-who
heard 1t rs he was about to leave Turks Island on
the lst OF this month-now, the schooner Minerva.
has anchored IN Hampton Roads, in I2 days from
Turks lsiand~-She must have sailed twelve DAYS af
ter Smith, yet says not one aerd of the story.
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What extreme precautions are taken to prevent
the escape OF Bonaparte Though bsnshed TO
iequestered spotin the ocean, he IS never to enjoy
one moments liberty always subjected to the most
r'sd $uroeAd'ce-always watched and guarded ;
even his sports &c be put under The management of
apoAce, and 40 letters To be sent away or received
without undergoing species of t,norimatln' If this
man wa'so much hated by the people of France :;
Il they were so very anxious 70 deliver themselves
IRON, his power, as we were Formerly told, why are
am these precautions taken to prevent his r. turn ?
We must have mistaken the motives OF Earl Bathurst
and his colleagues. 1t must be their extreme any
ey TO preserve his life, that they are so careful to
Keep him out oil the hands of the French psupie.
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The Holy Father has suppressed all establish
Inents for public instruction in his Territories. and
hes sent the instructors, with all their scholars WHO
arc not inhabitants, ont Of ISIS states.
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sgreebly 10 existing isws s;I1(I3< ~
such boys will be ANT 10 IN dopo{1 < I1ht( U0|
with the irst psrsiep nlarchir4 thev>I6, v1Pt1
will be instructed in mtsie previous q Aoig jG|r
s,atioGed. a. soon as they can Be- brotidbg, = e.
and fife major. teachoe Of the bugle and ; <66
of the trumpet, and such tnuxisiaps will reu}1i4
the depots for the instruction Of the boyo % ~ &
thithef agreeabIy TO the foregoing egulstohs fn4
they viii receive the like monthly ps} and !at!o9
provided by law for drum and iile majors. And Al
such musicians win be mustered and inspectt6 ek<tt
ably TO established regulations n Y, \; Z. .,.t,..
Recruiting officers will be allowed ~ thliet 8bjoS
bodied deserters from the enemy but L snujt Be- ~.
pressy Understood, that shch desertert after ehlit>
ment shall be placed the depots Of instruction fo
the districts IN which they enlist, and e rotsne
in all regimental returns as on command q depot
Duplicates Of all returns sent 10 he olce u sii
perntendeAce Of the recruiting service viii be for
warded TO tho sdjutant and Inspector general, and
superintending officers arc particularly charged to
observe this regulation. M !, 81. y. -k.k /.
ous exertons from all medical oiticers employed and
70 be employed in attending on sick recruits 1t hos
pitals and rendezvous but in order that there may
DC no possible excuse hereafter for heElect Of duty
on the part Of such medical officers means will hs
Immediately adopted for preparing hospi,als, fos9
special reception and use Of such rcoruis various
points of recruiting districts, and surgeons and surS
gcons mates will be sriectcd for the exchsive at
tcndance Of them, any ina,scn,ion or heapacy win
thereby be known and reported by the aupsflntehd-
ing Geld officer, through the Office Of supcrintens
dance Of the recruiting service. 20 The departsnn
OF war, and punished accordingly while. at lho
same time, mertorious exertion and ability win b
duly made known to the ,departmeit shd rcesis&
honorary notice. .l w ", ~ Y. W.
While the hospitals are preparing; she hedissi
oihcers now employed insuendsnce on sc1 rkcrblt1s
will see that the most convenient quarterS xfx bt64
vided Tor them, 10 DC keptih perfect nkatnets; sh0
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DR.. ROBERTSON'S
rATENT STOMACHIC BirTERS,
Price one GDHa

f'T1ce DII6 H0l4Ty
DR. RoBEn VS. s,omachic Btters, (prcc s l,)
which celebrated for strengthening weak stom-
achs, increasing the appetite and certain preventive
and cure for the fever and ague, &c For the fever
and aSue,a maada prevalent throughout the south
ern States, and affecting families residing in al
low countries, redundant with marshes, lakes, stag
mated pools, rivers, &c. these celebrated and un,
yersally esteemed Bcsait, have scpassed any rene
dy administered for tue relei and cure of that
most obstinate opprcssof o. the human frame, num-
beriess instances of their efficacy have been testified.
after the barks, and various other exoied prescrp
tons faiIed 'hej proved successful, 70 the admiration
of those who experienced and Witnessed their happy
ciiects
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sBo lie f'ressaenh Of The Eaifed .sfafes Of iuerlca
.pkOCL AM AI1ON.-a l.i3 snl 4

yXTHEREAs intormas,on'has tsen received, that
w Asunisy person citisens ct the Unted states,
or residents within the samcf aud especially withn
The state OF Louisiana, are SconspIrng together to
liegip and SET OBJ foot, pgoyide and prepare, the
means for a military expedition or epterpgi aeia-
,sinst the dominions Of spaia With which the un't'
III states are happily at peace ;thatsorthls purpose
they nrc collecting arms, military store, PROVISIONS
vessels, and other means are deceivnB and sea"c'
ins bonest and well meaning citiztns 10 engage IN
tirrir unl awful estcrprzes are organizing, ohser-
ipy and arming thc msetycs tor the same. contrary
tethe laws M such cases made and provided;
HAVE jTHeeEFoRE THoyoHr FIT TO ISSUE THIS
NIX PaocLAMsrIoN, warning and enjo,ning AL
fiitnEtl. citlens WAC have Jeen led, without due
koowlcjgc or consideratio0, to participate IN NE
aid unlawfGl enterprzes, to withdraw from the
same without delay and commanding all persons
whatsoever, aged or concerned IN the same, 10
cease all further proceedings therein, as they VIII
answer the contrary at their peril. AND HEREBY
ssJoiS AND neoriRE all officers, ciyl ana mili'a'
~ OF the Unitcd states, OF any of the states or
territories, all Judges, Justices, and other officers
s.f the Peace, all Military officers of The army or
navy of the United states, and officers OF the nut
ia TO he Hgiant each within his respective depart
lnent, and aocording to his functions, IN searching
out and bridging TO punishment, all persons enBaG
ed or concerned in such enterprises, in seizng and
deainpg, subject To the disposition OF tho law, all
aims, military stores, vessels, or other means pro-
vided or proviiing for>the same aud, IN geacrai,
an preventing the carrying on such expedition OF en-
terprize, by ALI the lawful means within their pow
er Ann IagautaE all good aud faithful citizens,
and Others, wilnin the United states, 10 be aiding
aud assisting herein; and, especially u the discoy.
cry apprehension, ana bringing " justice. oil all
spcl Offenders IN preventing the execution OF their
com bina:ions and designs. anj IN giving
Information asaiust them TO the proper authorities.
Ii rEsy faosy WHEREOF, have caused the seal
F.. Of the United States Of America to be affixed
+ 20 these presents, and signed the same with my
hand Done at the City OF Washington,the
\" - first day of September, in the year OF our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifteen,
and Of the Independence of the said United
States Of America the tortieth
JAMES MADISON.
iv THE PRssIpeNT ~
JAMES MONROE,
Secretary Of STATE
The Editors of the Gaze,tes in which The laws ot
me United States arr published will publish the "a
Move Proclamation.
Beparfmsnt Of State, Sept aih, 1915
(sept 20
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POETRY.
THE COTTAGE OF PEACE.

rAIR LADY, tho low is cot in the vale,
1'by person is safe aud secure
Nor fear ,ts prodd lord vii Us sanction assail, r
The robber will not harm The poor.
Here ,rurb and simplicity SO hand in hand,
While health does our pleasure encreSe;
And tho we Doost NOT of riches or land,
oar Cot is the Cottsge Of Peace.
y ar Lady. then rest in our Co, IN the Vale,
Where Innocence holds its retreat .sl ,H
where the swect little choristcr carols his tale,
AID the woodbinc secures you from heat
Tho mansions Of pow'r surrotnded by wealth,
The pride OF tie great may encrcase,
Ibe humble thatchd root is the dwelling OF health,
And our Cot is the Cottage OF Peace, ge =,