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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-28
{ Report TO be continued.
Legislature Of N;arM Carolina.
Thursday. December ii.

Thursday. December IA.
The house, according to the order Of
the day, took upthe resolution presented
Ehy Mr.. 3. Brown, Of Caswe!l, I'D the
Following words, viz.
Resolved, That the frmness, energy
land wisd I'M, which have characterised inc
noIitical conduct of the president OF the
limited States, during the late arduOus
contest of our country, and his prompt
|scceptance and ratification of all honor,
able treaty, entitIe him to the thanks OIL
his Legislature.
Mr.. ]. B. Skinner, Of Edentcn, moved
for an indefinite postpoDement OF the re-
solution, which after some debate, was
disagreed to, yeas 60, nays G8.--lMr;
Spencer, Of Hyde. had previously DoVe 2
that it lie on the table, but Afterwards
withdrew his motion
Mr.. Stanly moved that the corsldera'
ton of the resolution be postponed NY
til tomorrow as it was now late IN We
day and gentlemen seemed deteImpsta
to force discussion of the sugeer
This motion was also negatived, 4SJca''
79nays.
Mr.. Porter, of Rutherford, then mg ~,
ed to amend the resolution, by strlnpS
out the whole thereof except the "I ~.
Resolred, and inserting, I" That It s .t,,
opinion of this general assembly, .';.
each individual in the United sta'e c,1
in duty bound to thank and praise o or5
for restoring peace to cur nation :. I ,bs
we consider, that James Madison; az u -
organ of the natien, justly en'l.le I,,.
our thanks for being instrumental u isd
ing such treaties OF peace cohs'SI u,
between the British government nc a.
dian tribes, and Barbary Po~sIs,. .cs
commanded respect abroad; anu l p
ard tranquility at heme" ne n ..,iye
10 strike out Was decided in the neSS" t;rr
the vote being Ga to 64) By TIE ca a. 8.
vote Of the speaker, Mr.. ClaIss' "
,angc. .od 10
Mr.. Nash, Of Orange, then mO's We, he.
amend the resolution, BY striking ~ .oI,,
whole thereof except the word h 5Sty
d. and inserting,' !. Fiat it IS tne sllsr
# this house, at their first session ,n,ee,ed
he restoration Of peace to eur s ii Of
:ountry, to mite in tie express
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RAVE FoU SALE,
Eight Chests and Tirenig Bore
- q .xyfxSr1~s~. Fyx,c,flAy INA

RAVE FOR SALE, {
Eight Chests and Tirenig Bore'
YOUNG tIYS9N TEA.
Snip Packet Cargo
8 barrels spanish Iusligo
8 boxes white Havana Sugar -
10 tons bar Iron
10 quarter casks Sherry Wine
liz boxes fresh Lisbon Lemmons
200 casks r. t. Lime
- barrels Cider Is
AZ barrels tanners Oil
10 bolts Russia Duck
90 do Ravens .Dack.
ITO barrels and boxes mems Shoes
4 bale Russia Sheeting
9o0 tons plaister Paris
600 bushels Liverpool coarse salt
10 pipes Holland Gin
$3.50 barrelsIseef
Oh yards tow and tow linen cloth
3 tons sheathing Paper
5 cases mems fine Hats
December
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/ oudoun Land for Sale

ok hundred acres are offered for sale,
- lying on large stream, called
Broad Run in the county Of Lopdoun,
Virginia. The soil of this traet is of an
excellent quality. and well adapted in
every respect to farming. Plaster ope-
rates with the best effect upon it. This
land hes near the main road leading from
Leesburg to Georgetown and Alexandria.
about SIS miles from these towns. A
contemplated paved road from the for-
mer to the latter places, will immediate
" pass it. It is bounded for three quar-
ters of mile by the run above mention.
ed. $50 acres are in timber of the first
quality in kind and yigor. AS many
acres Ire on the side of the run and are OF
therichest quality, which would produce
fine Indian corn and Timothy. There
is on the land, a fourishing apple Or
charJ. The fences on this land are ge-
morally good.
This Tract would be divided into parts
of three hundred acres, if purchasers
wish. For terms of sale, and for view
of the land, apply to Ludwell Lee, Esq
of Loudeun County.
Richard fl Lee
Loudoun County, near Leesburg,
Nov or On
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ubIic Sale.

VIII be sold on the first day OF January
next, for cash,
Il Pew likely NEGRO lES, part of the
property, of the estate Of John NC
Clenachan. deceased, at which time
there Nil be hired the balaace OF tie
Slaves. belonging to said estate.
; It IS requested, If there are any who
have demands against said estate, apd
have not fnS..shed their accounts. they
will present them on the above Gay to
James McClena chan
Executor,
n Nac O ieots
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14.549.946 90

The amount of the naval
expenses (suppcsing them
to be reduced on the
peace establishment to
one half Of tie amount
appropriated fer 1915, &
adding the annual aprro-
priatioa of 100000 dol
lars for the purchase of
timber) is estimated at
the sum of
The amount of tie pay
ments required on ac-
count of the public debt
is estimated at the snm of.
For the Interest and annu-
Il reimbursement Of the
principal of the funded
debt prior to the war,
s 100000 90
For the interest on the
funded debt created since
the war, estimated on a
capital OF 100000 of
dollars, 4,200, 900 90
For the balance Of princi-
pal and interest on trea-
sury notes OF every demo-
animation now due or pay
able in 1915 and 1916. or
estimated to be paid in
those years by being re-
ceiyed tor duties and tax
es, a, set forth in the an
nexed table marked l..
l5,458,513 co
For the amount of tempo
rary loans due to the state
bank Of boston, $500, 0C0
doliars,) and the Mocha
nic's Bank of New-York,
100000 doslars,}
100000 90
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New Public atoms.

INCW IuDiiS UgA UAAA's
Just receired aud for sft'e ~ y.3ga e.
KEs1:FEDY aud s9.e.
DR.. Stark's lectures on the acts OF tue
Apostles.
Chateauooiand's beauties of christi
|anity.
Charlemagne, or the church deliver
ed: poem-hy Lacien Bonaparte. 2
volumes.
The missionary: a poem-by w. L.
Bowles.,
Anster Fair, and other poems.
A Journal of events in Par s, from
June.to July 1915.
A visit to Paris in 1914, by ]. Scot t.
A geographical and historical account
of the island of ST. Helena, with brief
memoir of Napoleon Bonaparte prior to
his cmbarkation.
+ Kits flowers Of wit. 9 vols.
Scientific dialogues for children and
youth.
School and classical books of every
description, and a general assortment Of
the very best stationary. Blank books Of
every sort made to any pattern and IN a
very superior stile with patent ruling and
December %. cow
Cider and Apples.
es7 barrels choice Apples
IL hhds. , Philadelphia
1o barrels 6 Bottling Cider,
Landing from schooner Lark,
from Newport, Delaware, for sale by
Adams, Herbert e Go. j
Dec IA I
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Sheep Lost.

Strayed or stolen from the farm Of the
subscriber, on Saturday the 25th OF last
month, eight Eiees. having both ears
cropt, and most Of them big with Lamb.
AS they were lately bropshttro.g Lou-
doun it is probable they ma, have stray
ed in that direction. Any person giving
thereof so that the snescfib-
er gets them again, shall rereive suit
able reward.
Richard &c Butts
Clprln0nt. Dec. 81 eotf
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FENs1E subscriber offers for sale, q
Farm, IN the County OF Fauquier,
and state Of Virginia, containing $50 A.
ores. one third az which is Of The strong
est quality, and covered heavy
growth Of red oak and hickory-The re-
sidue, (being cleared land, is in good
heart, two thirds of it having been
laid down in red clover, and attract
in TIE state las afforded higher eyiaen-
ces Of its adaptiss to the plaster ct Pa
sis.-'fhere.is, Oh this tract, and at the
confluence Of the two never failing
streams III Broad and Mill Runs, a
scite for. a Merchant Mill, with a fall
of 95 feet, surrounded by every. mate
rial for building. and by the side Of a
well Built Saw-Miil, recently erected
A law has passed for n tirnpikerroaal
which will pass by or near this sci'e.
For the above property, ! will take
the moderate price Of go dollars per a.
ere, With reasonable allowance, for the
water advantages.
THOMAS TURNER.
Near Haymarket Post Office, Va.
SeDtenber go.
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y aluableR app ailanElock I4aad'
FOL SALE.

-
i Il sJRS E1 A NJ 10 4 decree OF the SUI
pes;or court Of cllancery mf the q.
rel eriiS slllrg District. in the case %
II;,.Il mss fsx,or. vs.. tic heirs o. lii67s
4 anna dec.t.--I shall olial.. Tor sale upon
[fI,e nremises On the l9ta day of january,
Ri fair If not the next fair day, that va
|luahle estate called Port Iobago, late
Tho property 81 Thomas Lomax, DECD.
|a'h;s tract Of land is situated upon the
banks IF the Rappahannock, about y E
miles i.alow Port Royal, IN 4 pleasaas,
and healthy country--it contains COO
Acres with an excellent twostory brick
house MISUNDERSTANDING orchards, and
every Improvement, which the necessi-
ties If plantation or the wants.of a Ia
mil could require There are also ate
|tached to it good winter and spring hsh-
eries.
This tract Of land has always been
considered as the best upsn the river, be-
ing singalarly adapted to the cultivation,
sof both corn and wheat-One hundred
and forty bushels of wheat have been
sown upon it this fall.
twill be sold at public auction upon a
credit of six months as to the mortgage
money ltl200 with interest from 10th
Of January) and the costs Of suit--and as
ito the residue of the purchase money, a
|credit of oae aud two years thereafter
will be allowed.
At the same fine shall sell tie crop
'of corn, fodder stacks, plantation uten.
,sils, horses, mules, &C. &c.
ALSO.
-Four or FIVE hundrca gallons of choice Old
Brandy.
u 4 IL =
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~ - e = = 49, =
IN E'1F7R N their thaFks to the Cir
zens il aAllexandria and It's vlcinl-
e.. fnr the Iibe8ll encouragement since
the;r commence inenf in business, and as
s.lge tlbm 1lmt 40 exertions VIII De
xa,stib@ il ss.cfit continuance 81 me :
sssne They have mplovel Q number %
6,.ss ra3e WoEkmep, which will enable
tl,sns Il galEill nrilersw with more accuracy
5 aud plsncfsality Than heretofore ana
from itsse ex5erieRce ia the principal
towns of the Unifed States, they feel
csnident, thas fot ashions and dprabiii-
IL their wos K SHAH be exceeded By none,
HEY iase good assortment o Their
wnsASnufactufes together With 9 large
oasortment az Northern make, which
renders their stock extensive, which
they viii flispess OF Wholesale aad retail
at fhe Bnitiua} S prices gs,ulltfy deal
as are particularly i;:vsted 90 Gail.
N. B.yhjsse Who have accounts
standing. are earnestly requested 70
call and sischMrge the saHic, as It j.
impossible 10 def.ay the eSpences ofsuch
an establishment without Eunctuai pay
meat u
flcts her o8.
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Have just received. by the ship Mary,
T,vORTY-FIYE Packages seasonabls
DRr t5UJDS, direct from the
manufactures in England, which they
are disposed to sell at the nast reduced
prices fns cash or to punctual customers.
Nov 90
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es,sls,513 90
42.ss4,s6e OF

From this aggregate OF the demands Tor
1916, the charges OF temporary nature
being deducted, to wit
Deduct the amount OF the
arrearages for the militia
ry service Of 1915,
9,437,0S7 90
And the amount of floating
debt to be E1uidated in
1916, lo,l5S,5l6 90
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w antetI,

A lad as an a, saticc, froa. Ia to
is years of age. to attend in a grocery
store. who writes toierahle hard and
will be attentive to bis business. Apply
TO TIE Printer.
Dacamher Is er6t
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d tke Estimates Of The Public Rereuut
- - u a., f;,.,..ae Fx.fQ16

stse fgsffiimntes Of the Public Rerenlle
cnd EaYsnditures for 1916.
Il, Inc consideration Of this subject IT
rs proper to premise, that the revenue Of
1916 must be charged with the payment
|of considerable amount of the unliqui-
dated debts occurred during the war /;
and, consequently, that the proportions
ofresenue and expenditure for that year,
cannot be reduced by the scale ofa peace
establishment. The arrearages in the
war and navy departments, and general
dy the, outstanding balances of tie float
ing public debt, including treasury notes
and temporary loans, must be satisfied,
before permanent and uniform arrange
ment ofthe. finances can be effected but
it is believed that the period of single
year will be sufficient for that purpose.
tits, also, proper to premise, that al
though the esinates5of the demands on
the treas ary for 1916 may be satisfacto.
rily made, there is no settled ground on
which estimates of tile ways and means
can be confidently formed. The entire
system of the external and internal tax.
ationmust necessarily be revised, during
the present session of congress; and the
sources as we'll as the product of the
public revenue, can only be ascertained
from the result Of the legislative delibe-
rations. In order, however, to obviate
this difficulty, as far as it is practicable.
distinct statements will be presented for
1876; 1st. of the probable demands on
the treasury sdy, Of the revenue esti-
mated according to the laws now in
force and sdly, of the revenue estimat-
ed according to the notifications, which
will be respectfully Submitted.
3. 0fthe probable demands on the Trea-
~ a
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Glass, CHINO 4 Queens Wme

NE1E have imported in the ship ia
w ry, Cart. Babbidge. from Liver
nool an assortment of Glass. China and
Queens WARE, ana SO or 40 Tors
AR IRON and NAIL RODS. We
Bali open these goods in few days al
our Ware House on King street, ferv
doors above the Indian Queen Tavern,
where we shall offer them to tie notice
of our friends anu the pp!.lic.
rlplet, Ntaie & o.
Nov Ok 9tawf~
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|e. Of the Rsrenue for 1916, estimates
according to the lars ao,t in force.
BY the laws now in force, the revenue
ARISING from customs, during the year
1916, will be Affected in the following
manner: the presentrates of duties con-
tinue until the 18th Of February, 1916.
when the duty on salt imported will
cease, aud the rates of duties on mer
chandise Of every description, imported
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Landing
0l2ii ANl's COURT,
ALExANpe1A CoUNTY, :

4ALExAapafA CoUNTY,
HeeaialgY fevm. 1875.
a > Sn,l9 Cd, that the administrators OF
q j JohnNisa'l, jan.deceased, doiDsert
the following a ertisement three times
ia tie AIe&ap aria newspapers.
A corF--i este,
4. MOORE i'eg'r of Wills.
THIS is to give eo;:ce that the sub
scriber has obtained from the Orphan .
Court Of Alexaadria County, in the Dis
trict of Columbia, letters Of administers
ton on the personal estate of Capt. John
Nicp!I, jun. deceased, All persons having
claims against tlle.said deceased are here
by warned to EXHIBIT the same with the
vouchers thereof to the subscriber on or
before the 25th day of June next, or
they ma by law be excluded from all
!eneit to said estafe;and those Indebted
thereto are required to make immediate
Given under ny hand this 25thDecem-
ber, 1915.
SAMUEL LINDSAY, admir-.
Dec. 25.
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REMOVAL.
c Bronaugh and Co.

G Bronaugh and Go.
WMAVE removed their store, next door
below Patons and Butcher and
neaylyopposite their former stand, where
they offer general assortment OF DRY
GOODS suitable to the season. among
whichars anassOrtInent OF elegant Fam
ICY Muslins. Is
Also.
Leyantine s Florence Silks,
EEESAEy
Mcriuo & Levantinc Shawls.
And avariet5 ofother arficles--aII of
which der viii sell ON thsmost reasena-
bic tesHess y -4ssss
dec 20
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sutJ.
The amount Of the civil,
diplomatic, and laiscella-
opsexpensesis esiimat.
ed at the sum Of
The amount of the military
expenses is estimated at
the sum Of !
For the military establish
ment ofl8t6, 5,1l2,159 90
For the arrearages of 1915,
beyond the amount of the
appropriations,
9,457,O87 90
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lFrr cw Z DIRK /,

FOR Is grs.sSy- I OH,
g The. new and substantial sloop
Hiram, John Carlisle, mnster:
hdfthcn $50 barrels, will be ready io OF
lhe seceptienof . cargo IN three days.
For freight apply te
Adams, Herbert g 20
DaceHbef 90
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There will remain. as the
probable annual expendi-
ture of the peace esta.
blishment,i ndependent Of
any addition to the sink
ing fund, the sum Of I.
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Clernont. Dec. 81
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BANK STOCK.
FOR, S.aLE OR BARTER.
Advertisement.

.
Nm obedience TO an order of the Coull-
n ty Court ofFairfax. we viii, on Men
lday the 95th day of August next. proceed
Ito Sell to the highest bidder, all that par
eel or tract of land, (nnw occupied by,
land in the possession, Of Thomas Ogden
LOT Thomas), belonging to the representa-
tires of the late John Allison. sen. de-
Iceased.-1lis tract is believed to contain
between 60 and 100 acres, tolerably well
iwatered, with a good proportion il, wood,
bounded by RavensworTh, and the lands
OF William ash, sen. Zacliariah Ward
and w. IL. Foote. Esq. ard about seven
miles from Alexandria, farther descrip-
ton is thought unnecessary, as it is pre-
stunned any person inclined to purchase
would view the premises. which wall be
lshewn on application to the tenant Ihos.
Ogden of Thomas.-1'he terms will be
one third cash, and bonds Wit approved
lsecurity for the balance FAY alb IN l9 q
lt8 months.-'I'he sale to take place on
the premises aud will commence at II
Io'clock, at which time and place due al
tendance will be given by tie
lOinlnlSS. onerS.
July 81. 2au4w.
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ROGERS s, Lewis,

KsRg-street .3iefondrie, taco doors 6etots
tae Mechanics Bank,
TEAyE Just received from India and
6 England, (via Boston, and are now
8 esriug. SO Trunks aud Cases fresh I'M
ported, Rich, Fancy and Staple Piece
Goods. which were purchased at Auc.
ton in BOSTON, at tire sale of the ,araoes
of tie ship Jacob Jones'. and brig ham.
blas from Canton, and ship Milo from Ii
yefpeol. viz.
8 s cases elegant fgured and twilled si'es
AMI lasentiQe. comprising a heaif-
tiful assortment OF colors for ge-
iisses. dresses. bennets, &c.
4 Q do. black aud coiored canton Chi
nese ard French Grapes
s DO. black aud coloied lutestrings,
sinehaws aatl sarsnets
9 do. containing b ack frins'd silk hand
kercAiefs, ieNanhne Sha~ls
Black silk Serse De Rome for
mems yestiRg)-siik Laces
Lace bnttons-plain and blown
Cause &c.
trunks, common Plate, and fine Cali
Goes
1 do. A London printed Cambrieks, &
Blakely Stripes
s do. containing A and "a gold
head jaconets and cambria Mus
Inns
dc. 7-S and Al common and fine
twist. aud Celevain shirtings, souse
of which are supericr quality, and
coed .lbstitute for Linens
= ditto fib'd and quilted Vestings-neV
stvie and very cheap
ditto common and fine dimities
l ditto common and rich dainask Furni-
ture do.
ditto ~ cambria Ginghams and Ben
gal Stripes
9 ditto "a and GA fancy, plain, book
and i.eno Musiins
ditto containing English ratent and
India Company Nafkeens.
ditte black and white cotton Hosiery
ditto best IS thread Adelrhia Sew
ings
bale fine white fannelS.
Any of the above viii be sold whole
sale and retail, At small advance, Tor
cash.
June o..
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David Peabody,

KING STREET, ALEXANDRIA,
Has Just received and offers for Sale,
2 bales Ticklenburgs-superior qua
lity.
/ bale Bombazetts and Wild Bores.
Black and eolored florence Lutte
strings
English and Domestic bed Ticking,
Cotton Umbrellas,
Colered threads, silk buttons and
cords.
Vito asishps to Hire
A Pew in st. Pauls Church,
Enquire as above.
July Is.
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Public Sale.

Under the authority of deed Of trust
from the late William S. Dcagtass, the
subscriber will offer at ruhiic sale, on
the premises. on TUESDAY. the 26th
instant, at three o'clock. 81.
"A Lot OF Ground
On the west side of Royal-street, De-
sseen Cameron and Queer streets. in
Sront on Royal-street 48 feet 4 inches.
depth ll6 feet, bounded on the noltl
" an alley s feet wide aud on the west
an alley IA feet 10 inches wide, with
Ee privilege of said allies.
A credit of 60 and so days will be al!
rwed, and the conveyance made on
he receipt Of the purchase money.
Il. /. TAYLOR.
July e. cots
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If tbeir rrcn;sed treat by visitors, order
a the bell man, to go a second tine IL
he town, and let the public know that
ais former notice was hoan. Honest
cllapre r moi understanding this outland-
:sh term. misconceised tie object OF his
second notice, and thinking himself PER
ectly correct informed the public that
lstead Of plumb pudding being pro9ia-
led fu them, he should lave said it was
Ian OK ahich was prepared for their en-
This of course whetted
lthe appetite of the multitude, and thou
sands flocked to rartake OF Mrs libe-
Irality. London iapeT.
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Public Sale.

NX7ILL be sold on Thursday the
w 9th OF the present nioath. at 4
,'ciock P. NJ. on the premises, a lot Ct
Gronnd, situated on TIE correr Of Orc.
noke aud Water streets. rs feet front ON
0ronoke street, and extending through
+he SQUARE. to Pendleton street. Thee
erected en- the Lot. a Pale- House.
it'll two excellent ovens. ard rupp IT
bod water. Nithins few feet of Il e Fake
leuse. Terms made known on the day
f sale.
P. G. MAEsTFIIFR.
July 8. ca CIV
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Toto rac Company.

ATo1 ICE is hereby given, That an
~ annual meeting OF the Stockhold-
rs of said Company will be leld accord
no to law at SIMMs's Tavern in George
own, on Monday 7th.of August next.
By order of the R,ard OF PRESI-
DENT & DIREC TORS.
JOSEPH BREWER.
Treas7r of Potomac Company.
Yure O.. cot hpg.
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highest degree. Or the songs, we give
the following specimens;
OH !!..wEEP FOR THOSE.
IOh weep for those that wept by Babel's
stream,
Whose shrines are desolate, whose land
dream,
Weep for, the harp of Judah's broken
shell,
Mourn, where their God hath dwelt, the
goddess dwell (!
And where shall Israel lave her bleeding
. feet
And when shall lions songs again seem
sweet !?
And Judah's melody once more rejoice:
The hearts that ieap'd before its heavenly
voice?
Tribes ofthe wandering foot and weary
breast?
How shall ye fee away and be at rest :
'rhe wild dove hath her nest, the tox his
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