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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-14
To LET.

The two story Brick House ON King.
street, opposite the Mechanics Bank.
1T present occupied by Mr.. Isaac Rob.
bins as a dry good store. Possession will
be given on the FIST Of Nav.
Adam Lynn.
March a7 staw
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-14
Rlchard G.. Norton,

NEY 1T La w,
HAAS taken as an Office the room i'm
H mediately over that at present &C.
cupied by John d Simms, Esquire, on
Prnce-street, and nearly opposite Mr..
NJ. Miller's warehouse.
r. C. N. will be at his Office every
evening from three O'Clock till sunset.
april % etuth&s3w
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-14
GERMAN GOODS.

Charles 1. CutteH
EHAS received per the ship Orion, di-
E rect from Hamburg, and offers for
sale the following Goods. viz.
500 boxes Glass Ware,
Consisting of looking glass plates, de-
canters, tumblers, wine glasses, double
flint and gilt edged, window glass, &c.
200 bales Linen,
Consisting of PlatiIlas, Britannias,
Estopillas. Rouans, Cholets, Creas, Lis
tadoes, Dowlas, Hessians, Sail Cloth,
White Sail, stout hempen 1icklenbures,
Burlaps &c.
Swedish and Russian iron
Brass kettles,
White and red lead,
Scythes,
Copper pots and tea kettles,
Straw knives,
Brass wire,
Quilts,
Liquor cases,
Fruit baskets,
Casks of steel of superior quality
Mantle ornaments,
1000 demijohns,
Apothecaries' glasses,
Furniture, bottles and beads, &c.
All Of which will be sold on as good
terms as they can be purchased in the
United States.
Nov 90
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-14
Ran away,

Ran away,
On the 1st Of May inst. betweenAlsr
diia and Georg> town,
A. Bright Mulstto, named Isaac, b
"a bout twenty-one years Of aa
when from home generally calls hiusa
Isaac sager, and passes for white na,
He has blue eyes, light hair, mole a
bis left eye lid. his left arm has bes,
broke, perhaps may be discovered vs4
lie is an excellent distilier, waggois,
and good farmer, and speaks the Ca
man language took with hin By
mare, nine or ten years old, Is hands {
an inch high, the left hind foot white, AID
a notch in her right cay. lie also TAX
with him about two hundred dollars d
norey.
Any person or persons taking up SAID
slave Isaac. and corfning him so tbstl
ret him, shall receive Fifty Daliah Re-
ward, and If brought home all reasolaas
charges will be paid, by sppiginsto
james Alien, or
4 Christian Miaer,
Living in Woodstock, Shepar5a.
County, Virginia
Mayf1 d2s'
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-14
March 16
NEW :IEAS, CSC.
WIN" BARTLE.NaN,

Has Just received
A SUPPLY of TEAS of the latest
u importation and which are of prime
quality. Afro, on hand and for sale n
pleasing terms, a very genera! assert
ment of Groceries.
april % eoTn
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-14

For sale, freight or charter,
xks The superior Ship S'pER-
vgfgasSSss LING, w. L. Ross, master;
bul taen 24o tons, is British
s built, four years old, carries
above $500 barrels, and sails well. For
Jokn G. Ladd g Co.
May 10 Il
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-14
NOTICE.
aprilss

THE subscriber will engage to deliver
lin Alexandria, georgetown or Washing
ton, number Of Wharf & Pump Logs,
also a quantity Of Pine Wood For terms
apply to the subscriber in Alexandria.
Edgar .MsCarty.
Eahruary If
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-14
/ he subscriber
Has Just received direct from Bremen.
good assortment Of
German Goods,

Consisting of thefollowing Articles, VIZ
Brown and white rolls
Hessians
Ticklenburg
German oznaburg
Platillas, brown and white
White sheetings & shirting linen
| Dowlas
Creas
Britannias
Diaper ana diaper table cloths
| Tapes, ribbon, &c.
Sacking
Glass ware
Iron and steel
White and colored thread
Stone jugs
Quart bottles, and
A variety of other articles, added IL
his former stock, will make his assert.
ment very good--which he will sell al
reasonable prices for cash or good notes
Charles Tyler.
February IS
The Cargo Of Ship Boston.
oliver P. Finley, master, from Gibral
tar, via Isle of May, consisting Of
5000 bush. Salt
SO ss s bess' Muscatel s bl. Raisins
So pipes Catalonia wine
q
3 3 P P'Ps casks { Malaga Wine
200 Or. casks choice old Sherry do
10 cases flint Glassware
500 reamS Letter Paner
81 cases Roll Birthstone
42 cases best Florence Oil
l case Florence silks,
Will conn ence landing to day and is
offered for sale by
Adams, Herbert 81 Co.
April 8.
NEW STORE,
One door fronl the coraer of Washington,
In King street.
LAWN and Drain
I'D ESPECTFULLY inform the pub
En- lie, that they have just opened an
assortment of India, French and English
Goods, from Newly ork, suitable for this
season, which they are disposed to sell
cheap. y
april 80 dsteotf
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-14
For sale or freight,

For sale or freight,
SEE The new substantial schooner
!Sssaa,sAsss Milo, capt. Spalding, burthea
les tons or 1000 barrels, high deck,
built OF the best materials since thepeace,
and completely equipped for any voyage.
Apply to
John G.. Ladd e Co.
WHO OFFER FOR SALE,
The cargo of the above schooner con-
sisting of 4sO casks fresh Thomaston
Lime. and lew finished ears.
MAY 6 It
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-14

M lkCT.
To the Stockholders cf tie Columhs
Insurance Company Of .4lesandria'
A dividend of one dollar and thlFl
cents per share has this day been dsels
red from the profits of the lsst 6 nOut'
and is payable at the office Of the c'o
parry Oh or after the 4th instant.
VIM. Wilson, Sec'9'
Columbian Insurance Office, 8
Alexandria, May Ia
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The Subscribers

HAVE JUc2 RErElpSA
Ten hhds. first quality New-o't'D
sugar, Tor sale by
adams, Herbert y e.
april
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-14

District Of Columbia. to wit.
County of Observation-Disclosures Term.
1915.
Ann Eliza peyton- Complainant,
against
Sarah Ann Hunter and Charles Slade,
Defendants.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-14
.NEW STORE.

One door from the coraer of Washington,
in King street.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-20
From tbs National ntetiigencer.
PROTEtJS.

Very soon after the close of the reyolu-
tionary war, Lord Sheiield's celebrated
pamphlet was published, TIE object of
which was, to point out the best modes of
preventing the growth Of the infant repub.
lie. The Parliament Of Great Bcitian, prac-
Using on his Lordship's principles, inipos-
ed heavy dnties on indigo, an important
article Of the productions of the southern
states, Il gave b0unties on indigo imported
from the L. Indies. This measure was hi 5hs
iY injurious to the cu.tiYsters Of that part
OF the nation. In few years our south
ern bretaefn discoveries that cotton could
be cultivated To advantage, and at present
ITS value is pcomparably greater than that
OfindigO ever was or ever could be. More
than $4,000 bales of cotton, worth at least
Si.r millions If dollars, were exported from
Savannah Ia the dix months preceding last
June. As cotton will never he unlashion-
able, but seems destiosd, las Doctor bar
win Observes) to be the chief article of
clothing of the whole human race, we may
consider the southern states as possessed
Of an everlasting source of wealth In that
simple article. The late war presented
another opportunity of embarrassing us by
feSuINing our lrdue tO Hef sugar CUionlcs ,
out at the same time few Ingenious men
lsade the discovery that sugar night be
cultiySted tOany desired extent in Georgia.:
and it is believed, that there are at least
fifteen millions OF acres of sugar land be-
longing to the United States, and lying M
Western Louisiana, between the Misss !.
sippi aud Sabine rivers We have no right
to find fault with Great Britain for her Ell
forts to cripple US, 4 impede our progress
No man of common reading or conmou
sense will suppose that she ever will either
forget or forgive our independence but it
is pleasing to see how like PrCteus, we C.
lude every grasp she makes. What will be
the nature Of her next exertiOns | pretend
not to predict; but it is tolerably certain
that, be it what it may, we shall maintain
the character of PFCteus.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-20

, |we!l employ thousand cannon. How yer,
important is il that the cannon founder
on James River should To pushed on viii
jail possible vigor aud attention. luader.
Istand Mr.. Baliaatine manages some part OF
these works /; if so my feots are that very
little may be expected. lie will talk a
niazin9ly, promise most fairly but do no
thing to tic purpose. This fancy has been
the case with 4 variety of that Geutle-
mans undertakings, but such conduct in
the cannon business, will rnia Us. lam
very uneasy, own, on this accouls. Let
us have cannon, small arms gunpowder
and Industry: We shall be secured. But
it is in vain TO have 4 good systeu Of go
yernment and good laws If we are express
ed to the ra7agc OF the sword without
means Of rLsisting-This winter viii, be |
an age to US ii rightly employed Let us
strong in vessels, troops aud proper places. |
Let us import plenty OF military stores,
soldiers eloathing, aud sail cloth for tents
shipping. And du rot thinh our armed
vessels can be well employed in any other
business as in two or three trips 70 the
French and Drtch Islands for their neces
sary carrying tobacco and sne flour to pur- I
chase them.
am with much, SC. &c.
Dear Sir, your, &c.
RICHARD III. LEE,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-20
wILkEspARhE, PEN July 5.

We last week mentioned that a horse
thief had just been shot on Che mountain.
The following appear TO have been the pat ;
ticu!ars Two persons were found to be
concerned--one was taken, and two horses,
which had been stolen. The other, Of the
name bf Miller, had succeeded in keep
ing cut of the way of the officers ofiustice.
Aieward was offered, which induced Sc
ye,al persons to attempt securing him. A
person on horseback found the thief travel
lag the road on foot with a gun, aud as he
personally knew the fellow, he offered him
his hand. 1t was received, and at the same
moment the thief was declared his prison.
CT who suddenly starting, pulled the man
from the. horse, and stepping back present.
ed his gun, as il to shoot him. The man
immediately knocked the gun from the
hands Of the thief, who instantly fled. The
man took up the gun and called to the theft
to stop VINO continued to run, aud at the
distance of sixty PAGES received the ball In
his head. lie died in few hours after
wards, and his remains have been buried
At Bear Greek. The report OF the inquest
was "jjuctifable homicide"
DEMONSTRATING and counterfeiting appear
70 be the sport Of the day. Two persons
were arrested for passing counterfeit mo-
Hey at LackayanOck, on Sundy last. They
were escorted to town by the officer and his
guard on Monday aud at the momen OF
stopping at the door OF the inn, one Of them
suddenly spurfed his horse and attempted
to escape, A hue and cry was Immediate
iy made, and the fellow was overtaken
and'secured, after running ahouthalfa mile
They are committed for trial at the next
term.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-20
NASHVILLE, July 2.
INDIAN MURDER.

A young man by the name OF Davis, a
,waggoner, who was employed by A. Erwin
aud Sons to 20 from this place 10 Augusta,
was lately found ,hurd cred by q party Of
0hetokee Indians, near G oosa-wat-;ee town.
The CIRCUMSTANCES attending this deed we
understand to be these IAN attack was
made by Cherokee Oh young Davis, who
at first run from the Indian. Finding,
however, that he was closely pursued, aud
thst fight he must, Davis turned TO make
hattle--and in the atfray struck a toma-
hawk in the Indians neck, who died in a.
bout 5 minutes. Davis was taken and to
tied TO a tree until after the Indian exPir-
ed--he was then loosed from the tree, and
held by the indians until one of their par
ty came up behind and shot him dead.
Application, we understand, has been
made by gen. jackson to the Cherokee "a
gent to have those concerned in the murder
,euRP for trial. Fsis.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-20
Interesting l1ucument.

Extract Of letter from n. H. Lee TO
T. Jefferson, dated PHILADELPHIA, No
rember s, 1776.
Among the various difficulties that press
on Que country, ikDow ofnone greater than
the want OF ships and seaAep, Perhaps
good basis for remedying the latter might
be All alteration of the Act of Assembly
for binding out orphan aud poor chidrea,
and direct that for sumo time at least the
whole Of such children should be bound to
the sea. Without safe ports to bald ships
III, aud give protection to foreign vessela.
our trade must long languish.--Would il
net be proper therefore to make Ports
mouth and Norfolk Immediately as strong
as cannOn can render them, by adding to
the gus alrsady there as many from York
as wlll answer the purposes.
General Stephen tells me that the works
he laid out at Portsmouth will put (if
properly mansged) that place in state of
security from any sea force that can come
against it. The cannon are of no use at
YORK: experience proving incontestably
that will pass any fort or battery with ease,
when favored by wind and tide. The
quantity of seasoned timber said 10 be in
the neighborhood of Norfolk, would fur
nish number of fine vessels either for
lighting or for commerce.
] think the large sea gallies that car
ry such 4 number Uf men Tor war and
for the navigation part of the vessel are
well contrived for the defence of our Bay
and for raising seamen quickly. send
our navy board draught Of the large gal
lies building here'b : order Of Congress. II
seems TO me that for the different purposes
Of battery and ships our country cSsld
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-20
FnEpEn1cksssRe, Jaly ".
I" In tbe midst OF Lie, We ate ln nealh !''

In the midst OF Life, we are IN nesth!n
DIED, on Saturday morning last, Mr..
NILLIAM JONES youngest son of the
ists Dir. Charles Jones. The manner of his
death deserves particular notice, beth from
the shocking circumstances attending il.
and as a solemn warning to others. The
deceased kept grocery shop. Having
occasion to leave his shop on Friday, after
dinner, he had closed the trout door, and
as he was going out at the back door, care
iessly flung the stump of a Segar that he
had been smoking behind him in the shop.
Immediately recolecting the impropriety
of the act, be turned to see where it had
@llen, when, melancholy to relate, key
efl0Sse powder, iHto which the segar had
fallen, exploded In an instant the house
was blown to atoms, and the wretched au-
DIOR Of the accident burnt and mangled in
40 shocking a manner, that in twelve hours
after, during which he suffered iuconceiv-
Sble agonies, he was lifeless corpse. He
retained his senses 10 the last, and relat-
81 these particulars to his friends.
Tue house, fortunately, stood apart
from any other building; and the flames
being promptly extiDguished, no other dam
age was done, save the breaking of win.
aOws 10 the neighborhood. The Goncus-
Eou was felt throughout the town.
The deceased was an Industrious, dis
greet young man--much respected among
his acqpaintances for the propriety Of his
department, and more for his ilial piety.
His death is a subject of general regret.
1t has been our melancholy task to re-
cord three sudden and violent deaths
in our town during the present month.
This last shQuid be a warning to those who
incautiously keep powder in their stores.
The dangerto which the property and the
lives of our citizens are exposed, call aloud
upon the polise Of the town to restrain the
practice
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-20
July 20-wSs.
VIRGINIA:

'tLt0iNl8 :
az R'iies hidden in the Clerks 0ee Of hs sape
5 rior Cctift Of Choncery for tie RicAlgo,ld DIS
trics, Of sic 24A dag ei' June 1916.
Henry Banks. PHy:
Thomas Moumtjoy, and Daniel Triplett, survi-
wing securities OF Gerard Banks, late Sheriff of
Stafford, also Gerard Banks executor OF Gerard
Ba,ikS, deceased, aud William Richards and Ma
thniei Fox his securities executor, and the sad
Nathaniel Fox, in his own right, and william
w. iielIing. and William ID Banks. trustees of
Henry Du,ks, EeG's
The Defendant, Thomas Moantjoy, not having
entered his appearance and given security &C..
cordinS 70 the Act OF Assembly and The Rules oE
tins court, and it appearing by satisfactory evil
dence, that he 40 not inllabitant OF this coun-
az 10 is ordered, That the said Defendant do
appear hese The first day of the next term, end
answer the Bib OF the Plaintiff and that copy
OF this order be forthw ith inserted in some news.
paper published in the City Vi Richmond, for TWO
months successfully aud Poste, at tua front Slosr
OF the Capitol, N due SAID city
A copy-reste, ra.
July 2O-waw.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-20
OBIPHqRY

DIED--ln Richmond on Sunday even
ing last, Miss MART lose, after a protrac-
ted and painful illaese, which she bore
with unusual forttude, aud more than
youthful resignation.
----- In Petersburg, on Wednesday
morning last, DR. DAVID WALKER, an
eminent physician, a respectable inhabi-
tant, and the first elected representative
Of this borOSgh ~ tia Legislative Of Yirgi-
mia.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-20

spectators st~a heavy diseoant. re no
more grievous charge than this, lies at the
dooroft the Secretary of War or Paymaster
General, we do not think they have much
to apprehend at the bur of public opinion.
Id.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-20
KNoxvILLE, JulY6.

KNoxVILLE, Jply6.
Two of the Cherokees concerned in the
murder of young Davis, noticed in our
hst ,ewere brought to this place by Major
Walker, one of the chiefs of that nation, on
Saturday last. They were after examina.
ton before Judge Scott, on Monday, com
,.nitted for trial at next term of the U. s.
court for this district
We have learnt verbally That Chero-
kee Indian was so severely beaten, by two
Whitemen, on Friday last, near Maryyille,
as to endanger bis life--no proyocatIon
was given by the Indian. The offenders
are in custody, and the law will no doubt
fairly administered.
Meetings in the District of Maino have
been held, aud denounced the terms of
separation proposed in the Massachusetts
Legislature, as 90 Incompatible with the IN
terest, and highly derogatory to the honor,
of Maine. ''--Balt. Pat.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-20
TO REN1.

C9na immediate possession ,given,)
= HOUSE anu garden (hIll Of tgetsble,) or
- 5hockos HILL aear The Federal Sprung 90.
guire OF Wrn McCsbs lNlpg near the prem see.
or Of JoI.O z. Rage, q. ! AID b. amkSs prgggg,
oe5ass jay ~, 1879, 2s
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-20
Reduction Of Salaries.

The salary of the Governor of New
Hampshire. has been rc,iuced 8 20O. that
OF the chief justice 500, and of the associ-
ate justices of the superior cou,t 600 each,
that OF the treasurer goo, and of the score
tary 81 state 100 dollars.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-20
Mrs. Wrst

HAVING taken 4 co'nmUd,ous tGueneirt back
ct tic Ben syern, adj 3niJg Nr Caleb Lownss,
u prepared 10 Accommodate fifteen or twenty
gentlemen with gentssi hoard, by the week,
month or year
July l3.fSi6,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-20

The New Hampshire Patriot says
g thai OF the seventeen Judicial appoint,
neats lately made by the executive, eie-
yen aterepablicans, aud six fedora! gentle
men"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-20

The Pfincess of Wales, senior, has pur.
chased beautiful villa at Como, Italy
wdere she intends TO reside, as soon as it is
Cited 10 her taste. In April 500 men were
employed ON the Palace aud Gardens, Gu (,
these 800 could be hired for what 100
would charge iu England. The most ce.
lcs ated painters ereemployed..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-20

On the a4th inst. lat. o., So. long. So,
so, was spuken, The brig Richmond Pfcket
Burke, OF Charleston, y c. one day from
Havana, bound to SaSannah.-Capt.
Bas,e informed that two days previous TO
hi2 sailing. the newly appointed Governor
of Cuba mad arrived at HAVANA, and
brought with him about 2Gc0 troops to en-
force the shutting of the ports of Cuba, a.
gsiast all foreign vessels but it was gene
rally believed the measure could not be
carried into execution.-.9m. Beacon.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-20

A country newspaper lately advertised
rueaCay, whose legs were so sore he
couldn't walk. Perhaps he run by proxy:
.3uT0ra.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-20

The number of visitors at yauxhall Gar
den, on the 4th of July, admitted by tick
etc, was l2,0l6. Tickets were half dol.
lar each, aud il is supposed that Gum
near as great was received fOr refresh
ments. .49rocate.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-20

.4' Rtsies holden >, a.= Clerks OGrs oFAe SUBJ
ii0r Court IF Cagleery ,for ii; Ricli.v5..a De.
fricf The 24M dug Of JHez 1916.
William Byrd Page surviving executor Of Mare
Byrd, WHO was exeeutrix OF William Byrd, de,
ctassl, PR
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-20
BOARDING HOUSE. Sc

July sC-w6w
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-08-05
PUBLIC SALE

- bLlN oALk
WILL DC OffCred for sale, on M ,nd.v
August 5th, al - O'Clock, at thc CHE
Auction Room OF the subscllb, nex,
DOR TO the Drug Store OF Mr.. David
oi, psrt oil he Cargo of the Shin. A.
III Ides, from bordeaux, consisting OF
20 Cases Of 2 bollles coc Superior
Old Medoc Claret Larozu Wine
vintage OF 1911.
20 do. do white Sautern wine, do 1900
SO do do. old red GIusud Laroze vine
do 1919
80 casks Bordeaux claret, 2 years ola
cases of dry goods consisting Of
Leghorn chip ha,s, silk shawls la.
dies caps, hats, bonnets, artificial
flowers, peleribes, straw ba,s
trimmed with flowers, Lace &c
case containing plated, gu ana
bronze candlesicks, with branches
very elegantly ornamented vii 6
cures and OF The latest fashions &c
Paris
The goods may b. viewed any time
previous TO the safe ]; and the cata-
iogues will be eady on Saturday morn.
Ing Terms TO be made knowa on the
day of sale.
P MAURO, Auct'r.
Aug 0-dts
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-08-05

To give him leave 10 toii;
md see his lvrdi, FELLOW yuorn,
he poor petition spurn,
mindful, tho = wee pi, Y wife
AID helpless offspring mourn.
TX.
I'm design'd your lordIing's slave,
BY Naluse's law design'd,
ny was an Independent, wish
Fer planted in my mind
not. why am subject %
His cruelty or scorn
~ why has man the will and pow'r
To make his fellow mou u f?
x
Yet. let not this too much, nv sob,
Disturb thy yout hful breas,
This partial view Of human kind
Is surely not the tGsf
The poor, oppressed, honest man,
Had never, sure been born,
Had there not been some recompence
10 comfort those that mourn!
XII.
- death the poor mans dearest friend
The kindest and the best!
Welcome the hour nv aged limbs
Are laid with thee TO rest
The great the Sealthy, fear thy blow,
From pomp and pleasure torn;
But, Oh hlest relief to- those
That weary laden mourni