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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-10

Making appropriations for the support of the ma.
yof the United States for the year one thou.
sand eight fhuntlreti and sixteen.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-30
Boiling Cloths.
Burr Milestone Mandatory
Rokeby, August II


Burr Milestone Mandatory
THE subscriber. intending to return
& to the town of Alexandria aud re-
sumo his former business of Burr Mill
stone making. takes this method to in
form his friends and the public. that he
expects to commence business about the
first of April next. at his old stand, where
nc will be prepared to execute all orders
In his line that he may be favored with.
Benjamin Brown
Dec 2S 2aw
Old and Genuine Madeira Vine.
Just landed and for sale at NJ. Sander.
sons ware house, on fuckers wharf,
SIX hhds. and ten quarter casks first
~ quality London particular Madeira
Wine, imported in the ship Robert " ain,
to Norfolk, from the ancient and highly
respectable house of Scott and co. now
Scott, Pringle, Veitch and CO.
Apply to {,
James Patton,
or James SanderSon.
Yn,,nru =
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-30

= q
sy the Sims Arnita and William aud
Henry, from Liverpool, via Baltimore,
"A and Ga camNics rs
9-S cotton shirting Of various kinds
and qualities
Common and super6ne s-4 dimities
81 cambrics, ditto
superfne jeans
Mems, wemen's and childrsn's cot
ton stockings
Elegant fancy musiins, Earions n
CURES
Gilt and plated hnttens
! case OF tapes and bobbins
Caiicoes and fufaiturd ff1nges, &c
The above goods viii be sold on adj
santageous terms by the piece or package
George Taylor
Dec 81 dStlaw
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-30
AY,c q Ground for Sale,

al Tot 81 Ground for Sale,
fronting s feet on Fairfax -street and
the same number Of feet on Royal street
and running FROM the one street "a
feet 10 inches, to The other the above
width, being parts Of lots No. g ant
"a, on the plan Of Alexandria. On II.
said ground there is great abundance O
building sand.
The above lot IS the property Of the
heir of Duncan McNiven, alias Niyes
deceased !, late Of Alexandra. For terms
apply 10 Mr.. .afdreaC JamieSoil
January 10. 2aw Z
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-30
JnuaryS

Vaudeville & Larlnour,
Corner Of King q FaiJaa t5Aasg e IVA.
ter streets,
HAVE FoR SALE>
100 barrels whiskey
10 pipes cognac brandy
do. Holland gin
90 puncheens w. India Rum
10 hhds. lst and Cd quality New
Orleans sugar
1000 lbs. prime Laguira coffee
so boxes mould candles, assorted
sizes
100 do. muscatel & bloom raisins
500 VT. fresh currants
90 boxes chocolate
With their usual assortment OF wines IL
9uOrs and groceries.
December 10
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-30
FISHERIES.

vTNHE Subscriber respectfully informs
the public, that he intends carrying
on the Fishing Business the ensuing
spring on an extensive scale at
Hollin's Point. e white House
landings.
Persons wishing to contract for large
quantity Of Fish, can be supplied, by APP
slviBg to the subscriber in Alexandria.
He will take corn, rye, bacon or beans,
at the Alexandria prices, in exchange
ior Fish. He will take particular care to
i've general satisfaction to ali who may
all on him at his landings.
Wns. Patterson.
N.B. Twill give good wages for hands
q haul the seine. w. p.
Jan IS 1aw9m
PRIN TIN q
HanalsNmeiv Axerufed AT 4h;a F{f;co
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-30

1'he Organization Of the
with amazing rapiS|,u guard
nave !. I: seen s alreody equipped and !, 1000
ed in Paris. and they are s srS. eazerd.
iuary. idJa-
1t being understood that ..v..,
iish eihcers-have refused 70 CIR kns.
iassports, or fealIes de ropts s oa thei~
from or refusing to Enaang, VI !. el'l'qg
Of Wellington is said to kSSs =, .e du&e
he minister Of police, reauS Written 10
execute strictly every erdinRu him to
expecting not only passports. CLAW
other subject, that the><auon;Et teverJ
erved, which equally Interests q VIZ
aatieus. "eN
General Yandamme is abouh>
a defence of his conduct. 'EA
A very severe frost set in at Bru.
and its enYirons on the 9th. "a
Religious orders were about 70 h. !
tabIished at Piedmont simiar 10 tba's
which existed prior to tie eccapatiou .
cha, country by the French.
The Gazette Oficielie of yeste,l,.
|aontaias long ordinance of the XIV
respecting the.laws OF commerce.
There is a talk that great ?;sso,,,
Sank is tobe established in Paris. ,a;
That paper money will obtain curr4ncv
aid 50 it NAV. but will it obtain credii
Marshal AEassena is said to have bs.,
arrested on the frontiers Of Frarcp
,e do not pledge ourseIyes for its Ger
| Tainty.
This day the appeal Of NJ. T.ayslet.
| will ,come before the Court Of Casa.
Ison.
| We think it necessary to state, for II.
reformation OF oar English readers. tlr
report that no person Can &c admitted
without a ticket, is perfectly errcpe.
lous.
| French Fands, Dec. l5-5 per cts.s,
Bank Actions 1886.
London, Dee. e5.
On Tuesday Night the river Thames
Twas entirely frozen over at Remenhan,
jnear Henby.
Yesterday Mr.. Basot was introduced
to the Regent by yiscoaat Csstlereagb,
upon his being appointed Minister to the
lthe U. States OF America. His Excel.
ency had an audience of bis Royal
iiighness, kissed hands upon his appoint.
ment, and We understand, took leave Of
1.-The Prince.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-30
ASSASSINATION Of Gcnsrc, De Ia Gard
st Nismes.

ASSASSINATION Of General De Ia Gards
ct .Nismes.
Sunday Morning, Nov. i9.-it is q
painful task for me to Announce to yOua
|crime that has excited the livelIcst sen.
-ation at Paris, General De La Carde
vas assassinated on Sunday. the laJh,s
Nismes. have already apprized sou
that the Due d'Angouleme had redeeR'
ed the character Of the Princes from tie
aspersions maleyslence had directed a.
galnst them,by his unqualified appreciation
Of the moderate but firm measures which
that distinguished officer tad taken to
suppress the atrocities which were dis
sracing and desOlating the south.
Before the departure Of the PrlHcea
ienutation of the Reformed obtained al
audience, and petitioned !er the llDfIH
Gf re-opening their temples. Ills RSyal
Hishness not oihy acquiesced IN Their
demand, but expressed his surprise and
ton at the conduct Of tNos
who should have so far mistaken neg
ternal intentions and the liberal Prina
pies Of the Government, as 10 lIs'e@
cessitated their temporary ciOsare.
On leaving the town, he cemuara'a
General De La Garde TO gee hIsPro0l'"
fulfilled. On Sunday morning, n Vs
execution OF his duty, and IN the n''igsp;
of haranguing bisotteA mob, as:s''o.
to oppose, him, and which he faa a, n
confidently suffered to approach; a ,'T ,1m
leyeIed e pistol at him, AID srol .~
through The breast. lhe flrstrePof',"
General Briche reached Paris '1-'aS
General De Ia Garde was not deaa' w.
slight hopes were ertertaiced o. - ,. d
cevery. His constitution was %pJ1 NJ,
from the woufds &c nov ',.
divers engagements. iHvsY S
sternation at tie ThulPrIes was J co.
No mans virtues were better koe@', "
mere generally appreciated. w, III md /
sessed a devoted loyalty, nSt D'inu .s go
head strong. but the Oil sprInG, u a ass t.
and conviction. tempered with ever s
oera! notion that education, the 'e.S 90.
severe lessons of advs sity, ard 3,
ncreus respect for the rights Of a; .n:,.,l
citizens could inspire. re t..rG
France in his early youth, at ~. s 81
he revolution. Soldier oil '"'uU 'tr.a
,f.ered his services 81 Russia al.a -, 81 4.
without protection, conegc' a.
ents, which were re inst nlte' piV ;i,,n.
aim preferment, and lie beea|e ,,sls +
General and Chamberlain 10 t' ION Il
,isl Majesty. I'm tie res"'a a',r,f,,
Louis, he returned to bis na,''e . e.epdi
md with the concurrence OF s,1y e.,
vas Immediately and SucceSsiDrii ,sa
,lcyed. lie re;ainedfi'e Alag ger
I'D after bearing his ca'amltle.' ,e.irl
cred the me.ror2lis with hlm nc me- 's sn;f
,ere but ut very shot time, ia i, ths . &C.,
aent Of the elder os,al'cA % ~, abeJ "
,I;shed and illustrimls i.i.ail!y' WI ,r;i..g"
yas lnyested with the sape a, 5sr.. ,a.s
o w rand at Nismes. He has Y't w. hi.
~ars Of the ns psriis that mena'e'e
His private letters brea" ',os ~
Hing its duty, and a Pla's' '''a
. the consequences. mo s:ficoy
The execrablc assa'sin OF ~ n::ljtsq
,e Ia la Garde was securtdoy s S,s Ut teA
,rce, and instantly trcn, . - ous
La !. VA IF security. and theree u
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-30

For Norfolk and Richmond
$50 The Schooner High Flyer, Cap
$3.50 tain n. Jones' now lying at M
Cures wharf. and will sail on Tuesday
next. For freight or passage, having
excellent accommodations, apply to the
Master on board, or to
Cook and Glare.
January s7 St*
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-30
Land for Sale.
qS5 Acres.

$50 Acres,
In the county Of Fasrfax, four miles iron
George -Tewn and Washington City
and ten from Alexandra, tllro' whicl
the contemplated turnpike road iron
George Town to Leesbarg passes.
VT is bounded more than mile by tn,
Potomac, on which lies SO or SO acre,
of rich bottom and about 500 acres of fine
timber, dwelling house with 4 rooms
"a large barn and few out buildings
This land was originally of the first qua
lily, and experience has proven it to b
perfectly susceptible OF Improvement b.
the use Of gypsum.
A Mill Seat,
To which any part OF the above land ma
be attached, and from which -four may
be water-borne to George Town. AS the
water will be taken from the Potomac, il
will be capable of driving all the year any
machinery that may be erected: the ex.
pense in conveying the water to the wheel
will be less than in ordinary eases, and
a trip a day may be made by the bcats
navigating the river.
$40 q cres,
In the county of Loudoun, 8 miles below
Leesburg. lying on Broad Run--290 a
cres are heavily timbered, the balances
fresh land and produces well.
Mr.. Matthias, of Leesburg, or Mr.
Lua,VeN Lee, OF Belmont, will shew the
land and make known the terms OF sale
The whole of the above property will be
sold on long credit (if required) with
from the date.
Richard II. Love.
Rokeby, August II. go
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-30
Brocket's Fishery to Rent.

l}rocket's Fishery to Rent.
q WISH to Rent my Fish-Landinss
& just above the town of Alexandria.
with two Seines, one Of which is $50
fathoms in length and 90 feet deep, the
other is just new. go fathoms inaength
and "a feet deep, with a fish house and
house to cook in; and should have no
objection to furnish four good hands T.
work tie boats-bHt should this fishery
not be rented before the first day of
Sa,ch, l shall want good man to take
the management of the fishery, and |
will either give standing wages or give
a part of the profits as we can agree.
William Hepburn.
January Is. eol0thNar
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-30
Dec 81
II oticc is hereby given,

That the Collector Of the revenue for
the 22d collection district of Virginia, os
his deputy, will attend at the following
places sn the DAYS hereafter mentioned
for the purpose Of receiving the entry Of
carriages, with the harness used there
for, agreeable to the act of Congress,
passed the fifteenth day Of December.
1874; which entry is thereby required
to be made, as well in cases where car
riages have been entered under the late
act passed July cath, 1918, as where they
had not been so entered, tor failing to do
which penalty OF double the amount OF
duty imposed by the act of the fifteenth
of December, 1914. will be incurred.
On Tuesday, Cd day of January next,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-30

A quantity OF Cox v ooo
for. Seines,
A few quarter casks Teneriffee WINE
to close sales,
Madeira Winein pipes, hhds. and qua.
ter casks Of superior quality troT
the respectable houses OF Gordon
Duf, Inglis & Co. aad Scott, Lough
nam, Penfold and Go.
Steel in bundles and tubs,
An assortment Of paints,
For sale by
jan Is laY4W
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-08-14

NETWORK. Anensf Z.


me following statement picked NJ sore
Tune since or the South East End oil Heneaea and
handed TO us by Captain Rollins for publication
The original is in French, and is in our possession
On board the French ship AtaIanta, Captain
Roget, o. Nantz, al o'clock, \. NJ. i.h of June,
1916
This vessel has been captured by fiieate of44
guns, ander Indigene colours. The officers OF this
'risate, who are now board, inform us that they
mean 10 carry us into Port All Prince, and assure
US, that our persons and ell eta will be rcspe cteJ
We know not whether ilis vii; be the case viii,
the essel. Our Captsin has been carried on board
the sligsts, with his two mates
We ean"ot, at this ,aOment, tell their views.
or what course they will pursue; anti are therefore
ignorant Of oar future fate, which determines US TO
write this.
>" We have on board, Is passengers, and a crew
OF SO, including officers. We request those into
whose hands this writing may come, TO serve us &
our families by publishing il in country.
1T Is to the government of Potion that we are
prisoners, and believe ought to congratulate our
selves on IT. God will protect the unfortunate"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-08-14

Children So-rs hsy- aid. vonr c,iefs sc,ed pepper, a.;
white that sui frs Nrr Chiefs signed crap,ts-
would they iet the ,cnsiauk lay them low. We
know enc orour hired by white tell
men Tbs, and will now tell yO1 ll'mss) Papers
wicked things tske ct them but such
our ministers read TO He straight You his
tears running like cars.
Father you orr min;ster-tlry up your tears We
know IL your could, il would help us. We know
wicked men speak i'll of you, for sakes. suffer
with But JeSuss servant, and c will love Y,,
mo tss for loving Indians.
Chiidren-Our iwo messengers will run and carry our
10 the Great Council Fire. toward the citing sun
Rum my children, ,i tel, words. Give health 20 an ,,o
Chiefs assembled round the Great Fire. And my Jesus the
Great Saviour bring you back safe.
1.-Two then Immediately or for BulTalo.l
PC
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70 BE sold. at Pu6lic faction

TO De sold. az Pu6lic .fuction,
an TUESDAY, the LIST day of Octo-
Der next il fair IL not, the fair day. the fol
loving valuable property. lying in the OF i,nehburg
feet of ground ,hereabout, Lynch street,
w'nchis haac,oine NV two-story Honsr, present
occupied by MIR. Benz SchoolfeId.
40 feet OF tereabOu adjoining the same, which
srsnii new house, occupied by John Boiling.
io2 IL feet, adjoining the last rentioned which is
aa extensive Tobacco Mandatory, fitted up with
Screws, $c. complete, present by Messrs.
Saniuc, Anthony 4 Co.
l65 feet OF vacant ground, the Street. which
vii, BE- laid on in small building, lots, suit purchs-
los fer, Ditto. Immediately back OF the same which will
be,.sid of IN like Manner
81 i2 feet on Sd Street ON which house occupied by
Mr.. John Degarne,.
10 fset, OH the same Street which stands brick of
fee. occupied ,by Mr.. Roane. .-I.
e. i3fcet ofvacant ground. 4h Street. commanding,
aviev ofthe Town, and eligible situation Tor 4
private residence.
n credit of twelve months will he Given. a tide
Will oe made when the purchase money is paidsd the
sOsbe nj either Of the Banks IynchLurg with appr,r
we'd endorsers,
A house III Richmond (iessrs Joseph eng Geo. IIarr
Who's rs'ip expires the first day of October next
tg concrne'! Wit, tl,is property the IS made
10 enable them tn wind up their affairs will take place
positively, without reserve.
CHARLES JOHNSTON.
JHyo 81. 2S-wtiO
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London. J1ne 10.
EXTRAORDINARY CASE

soldier OF ui- African Corps, was on Monday
ia1deA at Portsmouth from the Isle OF Wight,
~ners he has been for more than four months un-
ger Ne'ieai care, apparently in state of total IN
Sens siiity. When viewed at the euard-h he
appeared as ii in natural sleep, breathing slowly
MS skin moderately warm, pulse regnlsr, limbs
hsccid and movable in every direction; TIE pupil
oil Tue eye obeyed the stimulus of light contracting
aud hilatihg as it was admitted or withdrawn. He
ra'l short time previously swallowed some bread
and milk. Medical Gentleman placed his hands
on one of his temples, and with the other attempted
20 o. en- the mouth by pressing down the lower Jaw ;
bot ne temporal muscle was Instantly thrown into
SctIpn, and the jaw firmly closed. This circum-
stance was considerably the Medical Gentleman
as extremely Indicative of imposture we have
ne'rfl that since his conveyance 10 Hilsea he has
wthstood pretty firmly the shower bath and electr
cry but that on proposal being made 10 apply n
red hot IRON 10 his skin, his pulse rose fifteen CT
twenty beats in the minute # is the opinion of n
Medical Gentleman who has had some experience
III tue detection Of simulated diseases that LAT, this
man been IN any bat eigned state OF inseusbility
curing so long period, there would by T. is time
nave occurred arrangement of fuuctions aud a
tram Of phenomena very different from what are
now exhibited He is native Of WiInb0nrn in Dor
setsre was sentenced 10 be ii;,nspo ted for roach
nS which was connected with other crimes; which,
sentence was afterwards committed 70 lis serving in
the African Corps for lie. Bciug conveyed TO
ouernsey, which 10 the depot Of that regiment, he
soon alter discoveries these signs ofcaalcpsy or in
scnsi iity, sE1 he has hitherto wastood al the ef-
iorts II medical persons TO rouse him.
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Unifed Siates Stock osa vGgnia Sank

United SAFES Stock ord Virginia Bank
Sfock-I.OST.
NOTiCE-Tkat tine following certificates of o.
~ nited States Stock. snd n certificate tor ten
shares OF old Virginia Bank Stock, in the name Of
Peter Lyons. have not been found since his death
and that application will be made at the Loan
Olive of the United States, snt az TIE Bank of
Virginia for a renewal OF the certificates.
Date of U. S. Stock
1909. Nov. z, old 6 per
cent. stock, No. i5i9-S!5fS 9
Old per ct. stock, 81 .5S 50
8 per cent stock, f29i-- tio9 o.
JAMES LYONS.
Juiy 81. 23-qy1s4y
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vALUBLE LANDS FOR SALE.


N pursuance of decree of the Sop.~;
q Court of Chaneery, (s,d With the consent of an a.
parties interested thercin) will be sold puhllc as,o,
a credit OF aud three years. equal annual
mcnts, ten tracts parcels of LAND (beiousDs 10 H.
tate OF the late John Msae, dec containing 1854 a.
acres, lying III the Counties Of I-cnln and siason IN a.,
State OF kentucky being of of 900
patented in the name of John Lewis. es,
Onetrac or pcrcei efard the Of Coos, er,r
branch of the south fork o Kentucky eo,ai.. 5000 ~
cres. being lot No. % wv "
one ether tract, lot No. twenty, containing 5000 acre, -
ing Goose Creek. SS, ~
the ridge that divides the waters of Riebland from
Creek. "' Soose
One oier trrc,. lot No. one, containing ,x hpn,u,
thts and onc-alf acres, the had Vt Lick For ',i
kich,snd Crcet -oi~, Gil
One Nder tsact. lot No. G. containing two tbo,,.,,
twelve acres Oh Re.ani Creek. ana
One cr tract, lot No. g. containing one hundrc, ,,
tytwo acres on Richaid Creek. u uis
One ciher trurs, lot No. ., Continuing 40 arrc.
NJ Richland. 1865 >, VI" the
One other frot, lot No. 10. confirming 1000 oc-es 49, i,
waters .! ltiehand and Criliu's Fork. - VA uie
Onc Shcrfr1cf lot No. fifteen, containing tv,
Tour hundred aiN sx anu quarter aer,s, ing On, h
sides If Goose Creek. - 20 vi oo'n
diG one other na7, lot No. sixteen cor-,n;-y ,s.
said aeres.iyny ON both sides Of culnss Fork, N'u-
The title o the al hands mn, b..
pheaon 10 Mr. James X. Lynch auc.io,tsr with ", alN
they will lodged for that purpose pr,,ous 70 h Mhon
sale When VIII take phce n; the Bell Tavern n, IN. 80 .,
itshno"h, ON Monday the 9th of Dec. next. S VI
Ierns-lionds with approved SECURITY 10 c.rr. :.
from the day ofSaie, the to be rsnit,
cipal is punctualiy raid. ''e pi'r
B. w. Leigh,
Jas g. Wider.
| JoelHammop.
Ibos. jones.
Trustees e Com'rs.
nag "S1 ~ 27-tds
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EXTRACTS

la a fewd days
(Dci. Ca=.

Lord Bvron's EoreyveH to England"
sob land Of my fathers, and mine,
Ire Ir,biest. the best. sni the bravest-
Hcartbraken andloD. resign
The Joys and the hopes which tlou gayest.
Dear mnther of Freedom farewell
Even Freedom is irksome to- me
b. caln tlirobbiny heart, rciei--
FOrr,ason approves the decryc.
Did I love BE my witness. high Heaveni
t1iat marked all my ii-'ities aud fears
] afbrd-hut the magic is riyen-
BE the memory expung,slb by my tears
The moment ofrapture how bright.
How dazzling-how transiei,, its glare
A comet in splendor and iiighf,
The herald OF darkness and care.
Reeolleeticns of tenderness gone,
OF pleasure To retarn-
- chamberlain outcaSi-alonc.
oh leave me. unturiurd, TO MOURN
Nhere-whcre sballmy heart find rrposc:
a refuge iron. neniory and griei
The giugrVnc, wGereyerii goes,
Dis'iansa fictitious relief.
Could trace ont that fabulous stream,
Which WASHES remembrance away
gain might tn, eve of hope gl.am
rliedawn of happier day.
Hath wine an obliviou7 mower?
Can IL pluck ort the sting from the hran!
Z lac driuclit may bsgn, for an hour
But sill! leaves behind il the pam.
Can distance or time heal the heart
That blee'is from its innermust pore
Cr inteinperance CssOn its smart!
Ora ceraic aFpi! To Its sore:
II ! rush to the ultimate pole,
The form a,lore will be there
phantom 10 torture my SOUL
Aud mock ut my bottles despair.
Tie zephyr Of eve. as II flies,
VIII Whisper her voice in mine ear,
And moist with her sorrows and signs,
Demand for loves altar tear.
And still in the dreams of the day,
And still in the visions Ofnight,
VII fancy her BEAUTIES display
DSorder'g--dt ceivi'tg-th sight" y. Ia.
"'ris past the great struggle is DER!
The war Of NJ bOsom sub iesl
And passions strong current no more
Imp is imp tuous tidss.
ri, past my affections give why,
The ties of ny natuT.. are broke
he summons ofpiide obey,
And break loves degenerate Joke.
I ny, like bird of The air,
IN search ola home and a rest;
balm for the sickness oc cnre,
a hlss Ion bGsom uublest.
And sNinas the swallow Tint floats.
And bold as the eagle that soars--
frt dull as the owlet, whose notes
The darh fieiid of midnight deplores!
Where CLEAN the gay splendors of East,
The daIice and the beautiful bsari,
III hear me 10 Luxury's feast,
To exile the form ador'd
In t,fllbrimming goblets, I'll qua.f
he sweets OF the Lethenn Spring
And Join in the Bacehanal's laugh.
And Join in the fairy-formed ring.
Where pleasure invites will roam.
To drown the dull memory % csre-.
An exile from hope and from home,
\ fugitive chased By despair.
Frrewell 70 thee. land of the brave
Farewell To- thee, land Of my birth /!
When tenIpesis around thee shall rave,
Snil-still-may diey homage thy worth!
WIie-iniant-andc ountry--and friend,
Ie wizard my fancy more
ny from Your soaee. and wend,
To weep on some adler shore.
The grim-yisae u fend CT the storm
That raves in this agOnizd breast
Still rais.s his pestilvnt turm--
Till death calm the tunuit TO rest" u. 1916.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-08-14
from lhe New-Yo,k Commercial Advertise
1Lss8,s. Lewis g Hall.

4MsssrS. Lewis 8 Hall,
Please to insert the fowng in your paper for the gra
cationof those who interested in the memory of that
celebrated Christian Chief whose death was lately noticed
by several etors II is sent you by the permission of Mr.
Jenkins, missionary of the oneidas. 1rho ook dorm e
speech as ,sas differed.