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Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-11-22
$500 sselcGrd.
Oct. 25--t24N

RUNAWAY from the subscriber,
living in Chester Town, Kent County
Maryland, on Saturday the fourth of this
month, negro man named
TON,
who is about thirty eight years Of age,
FIVE fee, ten or eleven inches high, well
made, and likely, and is very dark rnui-
latte. Had on when he went off. great
ccat, OF dsab coloar, Of filled Hers Y (
short coat and pantaioons 0! the same ;
he had variety Of other cloathing with
bin, such as blue superfine cloth lonP
coat, and black Pantaloons, with q goot
hat, shoes and stockings, &c. 1t is like
ly he went norhward.
Whoever secures the said negro mau
Tom, SO that get him again, shall be
entitled 10 two hundred dollars, or the
above reward if brought home 10 me,
living in Chester Town aforesaid.
" illiam ssarroIl.
Chester Town, Oct. 20. 25--2m
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-11-22
For Sale,

lot Of Land, situare in East Marlborough
T1wnship, Chester County, Penn. supposed q
contain rs Acres; about 70 Of which Is unde,
excellent Timber, with large comnodou,
brick dwelling House, a aw, Csrirng 4 Turn
ing M'lis, two story work shop, ceilered. q
wei Of good wafer, an orchard Of different kind.
CT fruit trees The arabic land divided in sInal
Lots. Lime Stone Quarry within 50 perche
Of said Land. Ahoal one nile AVID quartz,
from Friends Meeting held At Keuactr Square
BY applying tothe Subscriber on the prnise>
all other necessary information in1y be had. 1.
ones attended to if NECESSARY
Samuel Fennock.
Sh mo. L3--6s.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-11-22
Dr. ROBERTSJN3S
PATENT SfO NICHE BIT7'ERS,


Which are celebrated for strengthening weak stonachs
increasing te Appetite and certain preventative and cprs
for the fever and a~uc nc.
Far the fever and arne, maiadv prevalent through
out the southern states, and affecting Ia families resilil
III all low countries, redundant With marshes. lakes stag
mated pools rivers, &c these Celebrated and ungcrsai,
esteemed Filters, have surpassed every remedy
nincred foT The relief anu of tha most o)stinat
opprcssor Of the human frame; numerous INSTANCES q
their efficacy have been estld after the harks and VAR
ous Other e1toed prescriptions failed. they proved
in TO tbs admiration Of those who experienced the haPr
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-11-22
Redemptioners.

Farmers, Ship and House Carpen-
I.rs, Masons, Shoemakers, Taylors.
aud Mechanics Of almost every des-
uription, both boys and girls, who
wish 10 bind themselves for a liGited
Zine, TO defray the expeDsfs OF their
passage from Amsterdam to America.
tpp,y on board the slip Francis. IN
The River Delaware, opposite Ca'low-
hill street, or at tine Counting House
1T
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-11-22
Liebaht NOV RiIIS iuFnsNcd gratis.
lees .IHt!biliDits Pills.

The operation Of these highly esteemed Psis perfectly
mild. AND the e%pcTitNle al thousands las proved lney
may in every situation III lie without the least in
coiivcnlnCc,
The arc admirably adapted Off superfous bile
&c, &c.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-11-22
DIP D1N1'1'
DIR UfDTTS
INIT BILIOUS BILLS,
For tile prevention and cure Of Bilious ard Maisnar

For tile prevention anu cure Oh bhIous ARD Malignant
Price cents; aIHe boxes 50 cents.
Those tAls, II timely administered, will re
move the causes which Commonly produce in
terntient, ramittent, bilious, and yellow f.
yers, bilious cholic, pleurisy. oysentery, worms
bilious vomiting, ia,uence, indigestion, loss II
appetite, cos,ivencss, ep'eptic fits, hypochon
dria, and hysterical affections, foul stomach,
colds and coughs, asthma, scurvy, straugmy
gravel, rheumatism aud govt.
They are particularly serviceahle in Fema
Disorders, and esprcia'if in the removal cf
those distractions, which ase the great somc
Iof tbeh complains ~ certain periods; they pcs
lses this enmenr advantage over most other
Ipurgatlves, tina. while they operate gently, the,
iproduce neither costrepess, debility, nor o
great exc,tment whenever there is predis
position TO a disease, arising from mar h effu
via or a TOO cop!ous use OF ardent spirits, or a
ritated state OF the BILE, they are sure to re.
leve.
They are highly recommended TO travellers,
lily sea and land, as they may be made use OF
with the utmost safety. without change Of diet
q exercise They wibe found peculiarly bene
| fetal in the prevention Of disorders incidental
70 hot climates they darerge and cleanse visc,d
humors, open distractions, promote the score
ton Of good bile, operating as cathartc and
powerful diuretic and diaphcretic.
MINIS PLASTER CLOTH,
| Approved and recommended by all the most
! eminen, physicians of Philadelphia
| This plaster cloth, 81 we'll Fnown in the u
States, and particularly IN the city of fhla
ld4lphia, is a sovereign remedy against ulcers
however old and inuetera;c also cancers cry
isipclas, wens, Jumps, Sctofula, Es,aia, white
Swelling, sore breast, felons, windows, bolls
lcarhunces, &c. &c. 1t cures spYains, bruises
pains in the back, swelling AVID pains in til,
joints, scaids, burns. childbiain sore legs, ant
wounds tending to suppuraton: il draws Gau
terised s1tes or ISSUES, vefy succe sstuy al,
without paint dissipa,es the PAIN OF the gou
Eaad rheumatism in short time as it soften
the skin, it is used Successfully for the cure o
corns on the feet. This plaster is recommends,
TO mariners and Others who travel by sea o
land.
DR. DrOTT'S
PATENT ITCH OiNT4HENT,
For pleasantness, safety, expedition, ease {
|ceriainiy, is infinitely superior to any other me
ldcint, for the cure of that most d,sagreeable
tormenting disorder, the Itch. Price 50 cent.
! DR.. D1OT7'S
: INFdLLIBLE TOOTH ACHE DROPS,
: Price fifty cents per Bottle, with full direction
; for using.
t THE CTRcASSiAN El-E WATER.
I A sovereign remedy for all disorders of tn
Eyes, whether arising from cold, inham.
nation, weakness, &c. &c.
Price hfty cents per bottle, with full direction
FOR using
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-11-22
LEES
" O9'lu Nestr0ljiVg IOzcngPs.

The proprietor has now thl pleasure If stating that the
following cAs anne urder immediate 0tsci yatiun:
Ills lttic daughter, about OLD, aPrearcc visi
Die 70 lose her lcS par. uAr could be given
81 her thus piing way, sts length taken Sih
levers which, with othsrsyptcrs leo rim. to believe sac
had worms he ave her dos If Leea L0zenge4, Which
brought away, incredible IL may appear, worms, the
one fifteen am, hc other THIRTEEN ia lies III lcigtl each
rhrct topfthS Of arinth round lie ha given te Lesen-
yes TO another Of Lis children, which brought away vast
quantity of very small worms.
The proprietor is nGS i'll possession of the large wornss
Ihcse Inclined 70 see them wi he lratifcd by calling at
nuiauIA
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-11-22

THE proprietor Of Lees original Family Medicines, res.
peeus informs his friends and thr publit in gtncra, nat
he Continues carefully to prepare tie above well established
cdces lis Bispensary, No. 6,, Hanover street, hai
limo, where they are always 10 be had wholesale and
,SSll.
~ rhpsc rnrsi,Ne. son again viii be
III Hlos liberal terms.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-11-22
UR. NOH Y II aIIN )
VEG E1ARLE NERVOUS LORDIAL,
OR. Natures Grand Restorative,

or, Natures Grand Restorative,
P.ice dollar and iiity cents,
Isconfdently recommended IN fix aces rned
cine fcr the speedy relief and OF all oinpats
attended with inward weakness depression OF the aIfits
head ache, treror, aintncs, hystcrit m debility, sfir
nal weakness geets, and various plants from
secret irnprorrety of youth and d>ipacd habits, resi-
dcrce in Narn climates, the iininodefatc tea the
th urstli,il excessive use Of mercury oftfn tcs
frucve Of tile human rdce, diseases peculiar females
certain period of fife, rl,ior Alb,S, harrcrneSs, &c
Under the denomination or disorders are iucl
sd several DISEASES OF the dangerous kind and
various volume wouit hardly suffice % conplete
description OF them. II ptrvades with It's Ia eu influence
the whole nervous s,StL, whiting the heart with mex
pressble anguish ard exciting the most dreadful 4ents-
tons of horror and htspir. TO this clGon havt thou
sands fallen sacrifice, 10 tc fui sranspurts nfits rye.
ihcmot symptoms OF its oonl,cuCc,,tni
weakness atuehcc, pilpstius watculnPss irosincs,
after eating, tiidiy aasbes q heat and cold. nnness
tramp. dinesS pains in tile head, back and iuins, hc K
Twp, diff, ulty Of respiration and dcgtuton, anxiety dry
cough, Sc.
The pegeta able Nervous Cordial is also great AntGn
u,ir Medicine, and Of infinite service for purifying n,
hlQod and cuir2 those snll diorG4S of tic skin pcl
commonly appear in he uria Of s,ivy sget, rcd hlctc
Is cafiuiueS, ulcers, &c. Ne. dose OF Dr. Dyott's An
.iliuus Pills, taken occasionally with Ills met,ciFe
proves Of additional service in tc last mentioned cases
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-11-22
DR. ROBERI'SoN'S
CELEBRAIED STOM CHG ELIXIR
OF HFA1TH

CELEBRdTED ST0M CHG ELIXIR
OF HEATH,
Price one dollar and fifty cents.
Which has prOYed by thousands who have experienced
its beneficial eers be tile valuable rcdcac ever
offered 10 the public. for tic cure Of coughs, colds con
SUMPTION the hopping cough asthma, pain the breast,
cran and wind in the stomach, head ach loss Of appe-
tte, INDIGESTION, &c.
For the ysentery Lax cholera morus, severe grip.
nys Ard nther diseases OF the bowels and tie Summer
Complaint iii children, il has proved certain remedy, and
restored to perfect health from the greatest debility.
Persons afflicted with Pulmonary Complaints or disorder
ofthe breast and lungs, in the most advanced state,
will find immediate relief. Common Coughs ard Gods,
which are in general occasoned by ohSructed pcSratio,
hours.
In As,hr,ac or Consumptivc complaints, Hoarsencss
Whet lags shurcss OF BREATH ard the Hopping Cough
Il will give immediate relief
DR. RORERTSON'S
PEGE94RLE NERVOUS CORDIAL,
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-11-22
lees Eirir.

sovereign remedy for colds, obstinate coughs, catarhs
astlnlAs sore tnroatS, and approaching eonsmpors.
single trial viii prove that 1t restores the determination
OF the fluids to the surface Of the body brings on
common, heaitfiu preparations Thar it dicAleB ard
egacnates the tough, yiscid phlcghn mucS strength
ems the weakened gesses OF the iung. hus ctr king II
the roof o. te disorder, TIC symptoms c1ursx II
To taaily and permanently conquered.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-11-22
SALE.

The subscriber will sell on the oath
OF November next, on the premises,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-27
.----ss - g - Cd - % - -.----
From n late london Paper.

4 gentleman, who was an eye
witness of the affair. has related to
us the following particulars OF The
apprehension Of the young man who
was last week executed at Lyons for
scditious practices, and died with
much auiaCiuus boidness. 1t appears
that he had acted as Secretary to the
Ultra REFORMING society in that
city. and when their plot vas disco
ycrcd. 4 considerable reward was Of
Gcred Tor his apprehension he. how
ever succeeded in eifectually secreting
himself for several days from the ar
gus eyed police, when the young cX-
secretary took his passage, under a
frigned name. in vessel going down
the river to Citations, in which our
informant was passenger.
lie had got safely on board, and
the sloop got under weigh: but in less
than n quarter Of an hour. was hailed
10 arrest her course, by boat rowed
With great velocity, and filled with
GEMS BARNES, who got alonssid' the
vessel, and demanded if MIR was
on board and being answered in tho
negative, they assembled the sloop, and
proceeded 10 examine the passengers.
comparing their persons> With MI
mute printed description # the young
rrvolutioniSt. He was soon identi
fed; but instantly leaped overheard,
and was Instantly followed by one OF
the olicers; they both swan well
bat the Young refugee finding himself
likely to become captive, gave HIM
self up To desperation turned round
on his pursuer, smiled Contcmptuors-
" on him, folded his arms and sunk.
rs all the spectators thought, to rise
no more. The otiiCerToweNerwas not
thus to be deprived of his anticipated
reward he diycd after him, bnt With
out effect second time he diyed
without more success but OH a third
effort, he was seen To- rise. grasp'ng
his devoted victim. lie swan with
him to the vessel, where means OF a.
nimation were successfully applied
The young fello" was then properly
secured, be was taken on share, tried
found guilty and executed.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-27

and not clerk, who appeared, IA put
into his hands parcel, very careful
" sealed Up, and desired thatit might
be laid on one side till ne should call
again. which would he il The course
of few days.-A few days passed a
way-a few weeks few MONTHS
bet the stranger never returned. A
boat the latter end Of the second or
third year. the partners agreed to o.
pen this mysterious parcel in the pre-
sence Of each other. They fusnd it
to contain $4,000 pounds. and a letter
stating that it was obtained by the
Suuth Sea speculation, and directing
that it should be vested \, the hands
of three trustees whose ramcs were
mentioned, and the interest aPproprt-
atcd to the relief of the poor. which
was accordingly done. ibid.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-27
From the National Register.
INDIAN REVENGE.

Mr.. Mead is presented by traveller,
who caHe.l yesterday at the house ct Mr.,
Solomon II. Wisdom, with the following
narration Of facts:
Club, an Indian belonging TO the
Cocktaw nation, in company with ano-
Their Indian, got dsunk at Bayou Sarah,
about IL wears ago, and they, in tracas,
had recourse e. club. Some time after,
The Indian, whose nr' c is not f'coIiect-
ed. was taken with the measles, yet ira
ve.leG to Natchez in thr vicinity OF
which, he made his exit. His death was
attributed by his Indian friends to the
wound inflicted on him hy Club. But
Clubs friends ccatcnded there vas
strong presvmD;iyc evidence that his exit
ga, o.casiosrd by imPrudenty wadng
in the wa'er. in order 10 cross The brooks
or creeks. travelling from Bayou Sarah
To Nat;hez. The sprirg season being
rainy, the weather was such that no sick
man npsl t 10 travel or foet, or lie an the
wet ground, particularly when the mea'
s!es we making their appearance.
Five or SIX munths after the Indians
death, hi, relatives. four of whom, thirst
Ing fr biood ike the tigers OF the forests
ca,ne ara,ed with their rifles ard other
weapons peculiar to indians, and lay in
amGush near Clubs encampment, on the
lands ef = Ii -, esq, about a
halt miI, .rom his house.
Club being in search Ut what is called
in this country, lisht.woOd. by those who
are accustomed to burn il in tie nisht5in,
stead Of candles, or piue knots split into
small yieces, used By the Indians fo'
what i, called tire-huntins.' was in the
act Of splitting them, when he received a
ball in his right hip; notwithstanding the
wound, he gave yell, or war-whoop
ami ran some wards. He was in the at.
,irude OF falling to he ground, when three
Indians Gfed aud gut ihee balls into his
RICH: breast.
Mr.. Solo,aon IT. Wisdom was sent for
By the reishhcrs, who were so much a.
larraed both at hea.ing The death OF Chut
and Tie report Of the guns, begging him
Pirc knots and The most resinous
parts OF pinc, set on iIe in an old Try ing
pan, and carried in the night into the
woods; deer stand sill (; the shiDI:y oil
their eyes IS mark Tor the hunls'aan.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-27
INTERESTING ANECDoTE.

SERGEANT Weir, Of the Scots Grays,
was pay SERGEANT of his troop, at the
battle of Waterloo, and as such might
have been excused serving in action,
and perhaps he should not haze been
forward; but on such a. day as the
battle of Waterloo, he requested to be
allowed TO charge with the regiment.
In one of the charges he fell. mortaily
wounded, and was left on the field.
Corporal Scott. of the same regiment,
who lost a leg, asserts that when the
field Vas searched for the wounded
and claim, the body of brave SERGEANT
Weir was found with his name written
on his forehead, by his own finger
dipped in his own blood. This his
comradc said, he was supposed to
have done that his body might be found
aud known, and that it might not be
Imagined he had disappeared with the
money Of the troop. ibid.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-27
AMERICAN PEDESTRIAN.


Mr.. Joseph Bell. house carpenter,
started from Gibson's Hotel. Wall
street, New York, at three O'Clock on
the morning of Wednesday, the Sd
of September, and reached Phlladel-
phia at 6 o'clock in the evening OF the
same day after delaying about three
quarters of an hour on the road rem
dering assistance to a carriage that
broke down-he was to walk FROM
York to Philadelphia, and back
again in forty eight hours distance
of lsa miles, and to rest as long rs
he should please during the jour.
ncy: but Of which provision he did
not avail himself, ing taken but
three hours rest, walking about the
city the rest of the time, until he star
ted to return, which was at half past
, o'clock on Thursday evening, The
4th of September. He is acc"mpa,,
MED on his Journey by a man and
horse.--rhe bet is held by Mr.. Jaun-
cey. merchant, and Mr.. Price, both
Of New York, for $500.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-27
~ ANCIENT WARRIOR.

Siwar;l. tho Duke of Nnrthumber-
land, rendered himself fs'aous IN the
eleventh century, by totally defeating
that tyrant Macbeth. and restoring
King Macolm to the throne Of Sect
land. Of this valiant nobieman a
singular circumstance is refated"hIch
dispisys his high sense OF honor, and
his martial disposition. When he
found his death approaching. he ardcr-
cd his servants tn clothe him in a com
pIete suit of armour and setting C.
rect on his couch. With his spear III
his hand. he declared that. in that nos
ture. thconiy me worthy ola warrior.
he wouli patiently await the ta.,d
moment.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-27
NEWSPAPER WITS.

The MorningChronicle. in allusion
to the severe hurt which Lord Castle
reash has recently received in the
hand from the bite of Mad dog. cb-
serves, " the present is notthe first
time that Lord Sastleragh has been
attacked by canine fcrocity." To this
the Courier replies. that no doubt the
above joke is leyclled at Mr.. Broush-
hams speech at the close Of the ses-
Sion, and adds that in both cases,
=. the Noble Lords assailants have
made bad HAND gift" ibid.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-27
ALEXANDRIA,:
S.i7'URD.9V.' SErrsMssR q. l&i7.

From the Balrim.re Federal tfozeh''
STATE J BINim"re Co''n'y c"nf'
rs. Indictment tIr kidnGh-
john Lacy. ping. AGO.,
In july last JOIN Lacy touk Aaron
Hubert, a mulat,n Eoy, abent nlAe or zen
wears old, from Baltimore county 10 a
loxandria, and sold him as sIaTe tor
life. Soon after The sale, same circum'
stances transpired which induced 'hr
purchaser to believe that the BOY had
been kidnapped; and Lacy wasaues'ea
and committed to jail in Alexaadr'a, and
information Of what had been done sent
to the boys frieads. The necessary do
cuments were then furnished and the g.
vernon of Maryland demanded Lacy I'M
der the act Of congress as fugitive from
Justice, and he was brought to Baltimore
Uoon his trial it wasProved that the boy
was born free; that he had been PIT to
live with Lacy BY his g'andnother, his
parents being dead; that the agreement
between Lacy and the grandmother was
that the boy should be bound an apprcn-
ticr, but the indentures had not been ex-
ecuted; that after the boy had lived with
Lacy two or three months, he took him t"
Alexandria and sold him as slave Tor
life.
Verdict. GUILTY. Sentence, conhne-
ment in the pcnitentiary to hard labor
live years.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-27
5SN Exchange C.bis House yA
MEkMARlNE JOURNAL. Elk
PoRT OF ALExAxDRId..sgPE s6.

fVhS or a. De re -S'
ARRIVED,
Brig Lion, Luce, IS days f. Lube;
plaster, to Lawrason and Fowle,
- Dolphia, Williams, s days fC'
Boston; slate, Russia duck, etc. to Las
rason aud Fowle. Reports, on WedEe
day evening, saw ship New Jessey, Of
Blackstone Island, bound up. On Tues
day afternoon, saw ship coming into l'
Capes, and ct the same time snip ard!
brig standing up the Bay-thc last neD'
toned ship straight sided, and lad lh'
appearance of an armed vessel.
s1oop Lucy and Sally, 4 days IF. Nor
folk, with passengers for Georgetown.
Schr Trenton, Beesly, IA days IF. St.
Thomas's ballast, for Georgetown. Re-
ports, passed ship New-Jersey, Nelson,
lr Liverpool, near Blackstone I.isnf.
on Wednesday esening. Left at St. lA''
mass, schr Mary, Driver, of & for Nor
folk; IN all next week /; Eliza-Arn, p''
rand, of and Tor Baltimore, next day ;
Three Sisters, Pollard, OF and from Ere
derIcksbarg, not sold Alert, HitchcofS'
Of aud from New-York, for st Cloli,
same day; Com. Barley, Barn Of and
from Philadelphia, disciarsins Mars.
Lane, oil Ne~bury port, from Mobile lg''
arrived Clarissa, Wilkinson, Of 3 To-
Norfolk, 10 few days; brig. Wig. -
Grinnaids. of and for .4lerandria, ID !;
or E days; Water-Wi:ch, Bunce, Of az
for Philadelphia, IN a lew days; sn'l
1--WE Brothers, Jones, of Gardiner, ''''
charging.
HE Secretary of the Exchange Col1ls
House, has been favor ed by msrcan'i,'
itiepd, with the following Prices Cuireh.'
at 81. Thomas's, Sept. E, viz. Flour D.
dur corn meal 7; ditto in punche0na'
So; Rye Z; navy bread 5 ]; cracker,
corn : e5 soap le; butter %; caiiu'''
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-27
Froa tie Saraanah Gazette.

rus DAYS OF MY YOUTH.
When the blithe iabors Of the day have
past,
And the brOal sun recines beneath the
west
How sweet IN friendships careless arms
we lay,
And count the pleasures of we'll spent
day;
Howsweet tue board where genial souls
beguile
Each aeeting moment with social smile.
So when the evening Of our life draws
uCa, (;
When passions shrink from virtues mild
career,
Remembrance paints each chequer'd
scene with JOY,
And baanIing pleasures Ie-creatc the
boy:
Oh past delights-Oh! scenes Of eaTii-
est nth,
The swee;est-dcarest-Sest days otmy
youth.
Days of my youth how eff, when plea
SURE calls balls,
TO cheerful concerts, anu 20 splendid
Does the revolving soul, on fancy's wing,
Guided by memory, trace each trihing
thing guild
That once delighted, and that once be,
A fondlins mother aud her sporiiTe child.
Yes! amid crowds, where passions loud
~ rug, highest string (;
Where the mad soul las touoh'd the
The heart, in silent sadness, traces Ger
The paths of innocence it trod before,
And signs, asserting to the gene al truth.
Cur days Ct pleasure are--our days OF
youth. y.