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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-17

For ages past the world has been rack
;np It's wits tor the invention OF a machine
to rertorn The perpetual motion; 10 this
purpose, much time, labor and money
has been spout, We be'icse without sue
cess That such az invention could be
q, inconcel, able utility. must be mos'
pby,ons particularly II adapted to the
,nrnoses Of mill, iur.eS ana other heavy
roc;,i,,ery and NOE especially to those
80 I'm. wol i'd where suhicient streams
.a,J EI., 4 water are not TO De uet witt
tnr those purposes: but IS 1t not 70 he
~ onJered az. no one, We understand
has over until very iaiely. suggested Tx
10. ~ a, invocation wh:,h wcu.d aG,we,
mead, t;f not eqaaiiy) as good all end
.t,ki1s iu;p CONSIDERATION The d. Inference
o( exnenee, as the perpetual motion, wv
(, machine tina, wculd o"Ly require 10 be
IN, in ,.ot;an al CERTAIN periods oi tine
say on. IN - or even - hours. Such al
one we app,ehend Non'd De attended
with little ct any more trouble to The
,,tsndan,s than IA cOmnlon water mil
which is frequently pat m motion and
s,oope 4 in the cou'oe oil day.
ia understand taat u gentleman Nj
.JB Cannou) of Prinec " Lillian County,
y;rr,n;, k,, in idea the invention Of
<rrS , m,chine; aad f'Om hints dropped
by him to some is" i.ienas, and i'cn,
The we'll known and exclusive geniIs VI
I,his gentleman, we have gut 1.-THE dJobl
i,f he undertakes the execution he will
succeed Ana we hrpt tie great Oe ach'
which would be derived by the public
and accrue 20 himself tom such a di,c"'
very, vii! prompt him soon to under
take il. -
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-17
NOTICE.

The subscriber ihteL,lipg to remcye
rom this place in a shos, 'ime, ittue,ts
all those indebted &c lin. ty lo.,G b,,e,
81 open accsunt. 10 Gene lie, walc a SET
lie them up TO FIRST Of Jstuary 1917. y,
He will DISPOSE of the HcU.es & ! cts
he now occupies, and possession given
The 18th October next. The yelling
house is calculated Tor the acccn IL ttia.
'on OF family, with all the Necessary
nut houses, aud vesy productive ear.
den. subject 10 small ground rent the
-tand Tor retailing gecds, ., purchase Of
produce, is inferior to noiie in town.
II Is deemed unnecessary togite more
alinuts description, as II j. presumed
hose wishing to purchase will .iew tie
premises.
He will also sell d quarter acre Lot
aud Dwelling House thereon, near the
conrt house.
The above property viii be disposed
i on accommodating term. to those wish.
g to purchase.
GEORGE SMITH.
Dumfries, January I--I6 eoG
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-17
Joseph L. Shaw

Respectfully informs the Citizens SI
Alexandria, that he has opened ,
SCHOOL in Prince street, betwes
Columbus and Alfred, where he vi.
teach Reading, Writing. Arithmetic
aud English Grammar, aud also tke
practical branches OF the Matthew aiics.
And If a ST ict attention and puactusl
disrh rye at the duties incumbent upsu
him as a Teacher, will give hin. a..
claims, he hopes to share pat Of tie
public patronage. lie pledges himself
to Ii Sc who favor hila with The tuition
of tfeir children. that every exertior
will be used TO give satisfaction.
n. B. The School not to exceed thirty
scholars.
Jan 10 5t'
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-17
zond iheir incomes, : eonsira

Iyond their incomes, Z consira o
Der lind themselves in distressed circum
stances and perhaps on the brink Of rain
The wealth Of soue was indeed
Imere operation on paper, without anys o
hid foundation for its.support. II was
sort q Baloon footing 10 the air, and
lLab,e every moment to be overturned
and dashed TO peices. The war and va
rious adventi,ipus eli cuInstanccs, MT ne.
cessary at present TO recount, have 81.
ven birth to an artificial aud hollow sys
ITEM oi credit, which tends to destroy e.
economy; and sobriety ct manners, and
unayoitbly leads to licentiousn.ss both in
principle and conduct. Considering the
expensive manner Of living too gene
rally adopted, aud the rage Of specula
Itina 50 prevalent among US for some
years past, il is TO be wondered a, that
more Bankruptcies have no, already ia
ken l.lace. Credit has lately been sba
ken aud many owing to the scarcity Of
n, Sne,, are unable to fulfil the numc
|, Gus contracts entered into during the
Irsee OF speculation. and ii is to De feared
That the mischief, instead Of spproximat,
limo TO lis tcrlninsliOn, is but Just com
mru cipg is career It is high time to
|retrencI aud he prs,idcnt to give spcce-
alton to the ~,ad aid TO apply Ourselves
ID, cuur.e Of industry and thrift. The
onud old habits o. our ancestors will e.
7entual!y be found to be the sslest and
most coS.iutns to our worldly interest
as well as our Internal quietude aud
peace. they laOou'ed hard and were
Economists their gain was little, but
sure; they added something every year
h, their STOCK their estates encreascd
aradoaily, ana ultimately enabled them
10 make decent provision for their ia.
miles. sAias, hoS changed are the tine,
or rather how altered are. we tnsir SOUS.
tOlI ii,iags a.e done away: every thing
Is becsme new. a rash, spirit oil enter
Prise all unwarIalisbieb eltnesS III S, e.
custion, and an adventurous and hazard
Gus disposit Oh III The pulsu o! gain, are
characteristics 81 the present. c,a, and
sad uinsns of aeius,On anu ruin. Nay
we profit by the event aud become
sober Linaed and attenuye 10 our bu.
slness moderate in out wishes, AID Con.
tented with saaii but CERTAIN profits.
| The wheel oil iuiturS 40 iar ever turn.
| .ns round moi one 10 thousand ever
cache Ils top, anu wnen be does. the
luext turn, perhaps, Casts him oil, or
places him al the usl,etn. Let Us purs ue
ae Inc oi industry; It's safe and pr .,
| I'll bic and aCUo,ds VIA the cou,,e ot
Azure and manGate OF GUd, 1t leads 10
lcompe ienCe anu lonor and conduces to
| ..sa.iu ii body aud peace ol mind.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-17
A. MOORE, Register.
This is to give Notice,

That the ,pbsc, lber, of .Icsandri;
county in the district Of Columbia. ha'
obtained from the Orphans Court of sait
county letters Of administration ON thu
personal estate Of Jerome Plumer, late
Of the county aforesaid deceased al
persons having claims against the said
|decedeut, are hereby warned to exhibit
the same to the subscriber. with the
vouchers thereof, passed BY the Orphans
Court, on or before the 18th day Of July
next, or they may BY law be excluded
from all benefit to said estate and those
indebted tiIorcto are required to make
immediate payment.-Givep under my
hand this 18Th January. 1917,
JOSEPH SMITH, Adn'r
Of Jerome Plumer.
January Is eo4v
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-17
Auction Sale.

Will be offered Tor sale to the hiehe
bidder, cn Saturday the 18th instant, !.
10 O'clock, Al the store of the late !
and u. Plumer, head OF Hmg street, III,
Stock on hand belonging to tie SAID frs
consisting Of plaster, sugar, coffee, lea
th,s. -four, soip moiasscs. candles. sal,
etc etc.
Tie creditarsaiii present their clair
to The Trustees BY len UGL0l K
on the day o. sala, at the compiling roo.
Of the late J, and u. P!umer preparaio OF
to the selling OF the good, when the,
viii be permitted Ia purchase To the a
mount OF oae ourlh vi their fcspectiv,
claims, alter beng trs; admitted Wy IL,
trustees as being c"frect.
The Trustees.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-17
i'ubllc Sale

lyINEE subscriber wishes 10 sell a Farm.
4 IN the county Of Prince W;pism.
adjoining the lands Of Mr. Edmund
brooke. and Sir. r. b. AIe,s.dcr, con.
Ita;ni,r by a Iats sprvrv two hundred and
Irar,y eisht acres. Which will be >o!d at
Public Auction. to the hlyhes. BIDDER,
on Monday tie Sd da Of February. on
ltbe following terms, viz. One fourth in
hand. and tle bslsnc. at eural install
,ments of one and two ears without in,
lterest. if puuctuaIity Is observed in the
lpasmenf. otherwise interest will be re.
Iuaiired from the date Of tie purchase, and
= deed of trust on thr laad ia secure the
lpayment which MA, be- made in PAPER Of
lazy of the chartered banks Of Virginia, or
l,he District Of Columbia.
| On this land are many desirable i'm
pro. ements, such as comfortable dwell.
)us house and other Buildings. an or.
chard of well selected apples and. never
failing springs 0T excellent water. No
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-17
Johu u. Laid q 20.

Have tUr sa.e the Cargo oil tae Dfie
George Washington, VIZ
90 tons bar IRON
% bbls and 8 hhds NE rum
= hhds molasscS
% barrels cider
ii barrels sugar
ii do tanners oil
81 do and ls4 bushels potatoes 8
9 do arples
is kegs slpger
gu bundles wrapping paper
| case baldaha haukkereLlets
5 boats
$50 pounds caSsia
. dining sets India China, each 81
Pleces.
January II
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-17
lite r.lver Turnpike Comply

a I the annnai meeting Of the Stock
N hridels ID the Little River Turn.
Ike Company, in the town .. alexandria,
N tanllSth January iSi7--it VAS
R.~iredc That FIR She purpose Of en-
cOurasns re uc RI hrca wheeled wag
- on The Latte Rive iurapike Road,
riat an wagon, toe Jr 'a't', oil the wheels
,"-reaf .ha be s inches. SHALL be per.
tied 10 pas, ,he gates Gu SAID road toll
'iec isr tie term If 2 years, aud Ill "ag,
,us whose W .ei> shall he the breadth
# ) ihckcs, sh.., be permitted IL pass
,ni free ioi the teen oi is r-On'hs- also
AL Wagon, tie breadth OF the Wheels
he,eat .ha.l be inches and under )
inches, shall be permitted TO pass Oh
pay ny half toll for the term OF years
frou the time they shall pass the respec-
tie gates, wAic!i shall &c specially no
ncld BY thc gate keeper, vito shall notify
he trrs,arcr Of the same. = This regula-
ton shall be extended to all persons who
.haE'avail themselves Of it within three
years from this date.
PHILIP NELSON, Chairman.
January II Cav Gun
NJ Tie editor Of Gle Winchester
Gazette, is requested to insert the above
.!x months. ami send his accCuny to this
y h,cv
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-17

further displays OF eloquence upon it,
of which, BY the bye, it is impossible
to convey even a remote idea in a
short letter Of this kind. The COM
mittec rose, reported progress and
obtained leave to sit again.
Az a meeting Of the Stockholders in
The Little River Turnpike Company, on
the 18th instant, the following gentlemen
were chosen TO manage the affairs OF the
Company for the ensuing year -
Joseph Dean, President.
Charles Lewis,
VIM ii. Fi'zbugh. n;r.ctors
Richard Radcliffe.
David Ross,
Jonah Thompson. treasurer.
For Tie .4lerdIldria Gazette.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-17
BY John jackson x 20.
On Saturday next tie leth instant, ]
ten o'clock, at our Auction Rooms, o.
Union street, wilt sold, without re
serve
A great variety Dry Goods,

Cloths, coatings, plains, ia nr,is
pe,ings, blankets caIicoes, muslins, Z
mites, ginghans, cotton, silk aud ne
no shaw is. cotton, yarn and silk hosier
brown linens, sheetinss md shirt,
linen, domestic ccttons, silks, thread
buttons, pins, Madras and cotton ma,
kerehieis, checks, linen camblic, Ioi
lawns, long cloths, domets, flushing
lace goods, elc. etc.
Elegant furniture, run, wines. box.
pipes, starch, raisins, white wife vi,
gar, New York pnne beef, etc. etc
Jahua.y 10
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-17
N!essrs. GiIIIS

Who have performed lately in lie city
ot Washington, have the honor TO Inform
The public oil AIexsndria, that they in.
tend to give vocal aud instrumental
Srncert a. Ills city on Saturday evening
next Particulars VIII be known in .
fur.her advertisement.
January IG st
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-17
For Sale,

For Sale,
On board the sloops jebn Adams and
MuntcZuma,
1000 bushels ground alum salt
200 sacks Of blown do Liverpool hli'd
70 barrels tar
barrels pitch and rozin
5000 cedar shingles
SO barrels S,nithield crab Cider
Few barrels apples.
And On board sch'r Rose in Bloom
Sc bales prime upland cotton
COCO lbs good green coffee.
Apply to
January II eosw
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-17
January Is
A CARD.

MR. LIONEL J. LAEkIN, has ,ht
pleasure Ct informing his Subscribers arc
the citizens Of Alexandria generally, tina
he intends opening his School for instIuc
ton in Instrumental Music, during the
course Of the ensuing week. For further
particulars enquire at MIR. T. Gray:
book store, ar Of Mr. S. BARKLEY.
January Is st
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-17
For Boston,

Schooner Victory, Stephen Cor.
M haD, master. BOW ready foi the
:eption Of Cargo, shich will be taken
moderate freight.
Apply to
Dunbar & Townsend.
Ian Is
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-17
ORPHANS Court,
Jan I6

Alexandria County, Jan. Term, 1877.
ORDERED, That the administrator
of Jerome plumsr, deceased, do insert
the usual advertisement three times q
week fur four weeks, in the Alexandra
papers.
C0py--Test. ,,.- w.,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-17
For Sale,

A woman and two children. The
woman i, about thirty years Of age. and
one child s aud the other 9 years old.
Enquire at tits Office.
Jan l6 st
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-17
For Sale.

\ very lifely young Woman frs,n the
unity, with her Child years old, She
Il hot be sold to the Southward.
Apply to the Printer.
Jan I6 ST
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-17
A SUBSCRIBER
MAxlMs AND THOUGHTS

Without the devotion ni heart, IN IT
iiiyious performances there Is 10 AVA
iwith0u, Il all external sanctit:. AID the
Imost ponroGS ONt aard sOlerHit,cS ~,
aitogether vuld vt dignirc. AID no M {
to o. accounted Of than cmp'y and rain
iaausPmests
The privilege of simple ard prira {
worship. in the temple OF a mau's at,
bosom, is no new doctrine, / sub,s,e
beiU :, temples or affairs, tue works Of
meas hands, were matte,
Before there we're aav cyterna' tor1
# devotion, or ANY fixed hcus 10. -.
.epb,ing together t" call on the name a!
the Lord 4; II was the appointed 81 npl,
worship OF Adam IN paradise: the divine
princple u! 1t bad DOUBTLESS en- C
|existent with the earliest intelligent Gre.
Ation: dad on account u it, own ete,hai
itGcss, il must e..dure fo' ever.
Liquids. when struck with a raid ar,i
,gldcd bow, viii as ,Hme all the rharac.
or Ct the hardest substances. This tact
IS heaut.iuriy rNempliled ia the successive
rebounds made BY cannon sLot frum The
,n,iace oi he sea. In confirmation t!
The re,4a, X, We may ggata vr'v singu.
Al and curlaas Circumstance mcntlUn,
" travellers, ,ciitive to The method .!
.atchiug !ish, which is success vcIv prac-
Used IN souhe OF the no thern countries
Enc la'Gy peasant, when the -mallc;
lakes and rivers o! l.arland aad siberia
are compIetIy tIoAca ever, a. s,uu rs
nc observes lh"ush the clear ice ti,h
perhaps CONSIDERABLE depth, lat Iying
ciose 10 the bottom, s,rikes u smart blow
against the hru surface aud the impulse
sent tarous. tie vertical colrmn OF wa5er
,astd Ny SUNS or kiii, his prey, which,
he draws up BY ! large h0OA let down
thloas ia the ice.
there Is an excellent way Of putting
of t,adesinan, by true man OF fashion
-drawl odt your words ihdisiinct!y, L
receive hinf iuIiln- On ynur Ola or chair
picking your teeth an'i iw"i'rg y"u'
watch chain, 30 Mr.. A., YOU have
bro't your bill l see ve,y we'll like
yunctlality; ynu may lay L on the 's
bic, Mr.. A.--snd say, Nc. A. you
may call on this day fortnight, and then
| May probably inform you MIR. A. when
yuu may call again
The following advice, with few altcra-
ton, which We have made, was accl
IDENTITY discovered, in looking over al
old file of Philadelphia papers, put
lished in the year 1877. From II ~
have rea on to suppose, that similar di,'
6culties to the present then existed 1
,ibe advice is not nov unreasonable
and may yet &C prohted BY: -,
Marietta Pilot.
Serious times are coming fast upon u
What with rare Of speculation, q persy'
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-17
January Is
For Sale,
On liberal Terms,

On liberia, Terms,
A NUMBER Of Houses and Lots, st
"A the lower eLd Of Fairfax street,
aad the whole or part Of the low ground
| or marsh adjacent to 'OOes's Point. APP
lplJ to O.,
December q W
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-17

For Boston sad Newburyport,
SSSS The good Schooner Susan. Jesepi
MG Parsons, master. For freight q
eco barrels apply to
John G. Laid Y CO.
Dec %
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-17
PERPETUAL MOTION.

Far The .aierandria Gazette.
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Jan 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-09-30

.s.;-x ~.n be avoided. Ilshe deity y
d~sp;xrd. feeble indeed IS the security -
forded by legisls,ive statutes 1oos'ae'a
lions Of this awful character, apart rom s''s
others. would, We sppfrhSnd, DC amply so''
6rirnt for every Christian 10 lend slltne -.
sistance in his power to check The grown -
such impirty in the bud--to take ms i's''s
and as vel unconscious atheist by ibe hs'lo'
and lead him 10 the contemplation p 'hs
great source Of salvation We would snsss
fore respectfully suggest tor the eons'aS'a'
ton of Christians OF whatever sect, "he'he'
the establishment OF Sunday schools m s'i
their congregations, for the education o.
these lillc blssphemrrs, might not be, ~
the blessing OF Divine Providence, power
fnl means of reclamation. sunday = inc
dag devoted exclusively 10 divine worship,
and many serious persons have often CON
planned OF the extreme difficulty which they
find on entering the temple, IN disentang
ling their minds from the cares and sexs'
lions OF worldly business The establish
ment Of Sunday Schools, by giving few
hours to the instruction Of youth previous
10 divine service, would produce that solem
nifty of mind so peculiarly necessary 10 BE-
observed in the temples OF Cod. The
Christian would think on the important SER
vice in which he had bean engaged, as a
preliminary solrmnity to divine service
every person aiding and abetting plan
fraught with so much true Christian benrv-
olence, would after such tour OF duty, en-.
ter the house of worship with very different,
ideas, than he would, from the midst OF an
idle conversation rudely broken off BY the
bell which psoclaims that the hour Of vor
ship has arrived. These little children, il
the books then placed in their hands are in
diciously selected, are laugh, not merely
human learning arc taught lessons 81
piesy or the very day on which the glad Ii
dings OF salvation are announced TO man
on the day when assembled millions and
millions of fellow Christians are prostrat
| ing themselves before the altar of God, and
imploring his meFcies--thty are taught
reverence for that day, the circumference
OF which will in their future lives be mingled
with all their endearine associations-they
will find that the dawn Of letters on their
minds was the dawn of religion. and the
dawn OF virtue. With what pleasure in flu
ture life will they on that day minglc in all
the solemnities of divine worship, when il
comes upon them fraught WITH so many en-
dearing rccollections This is no idle
Speculation 1t has been tried both here and
elsewhere, with the most abundant success
And we seriously think that christians OF
whatever denomination, could not do q
greater bcnefi, to society, than by the es-
enlistment of such Sunday Schools, or
render more acceptable service to God.
| Ibid.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-09-30
Licences 10 Retailers.

We understand that The Court oil ses.
sions, which sat last week al Newbury port
manifested disposition on their par TO re-
duee the number oil Retailers Of Spurious
Liquors. In che town the Sslecsmen had
recommended nine persons as Retailers ;
opposition to SO great number was made
Al Court by some OF the Inhabitants, who
thought i preludicial to good morals and
steady habits and the Court refused 10
grant licences TO more than SIR, which III
this case was about one Retailer for ever,
500 inhabitants The Court seemed 10
express determination not to grant or re-
new . license 10 sny Retailer. wlo bad SUI.
fered Liquors 10 be nnred in his shop, or
VINO had IN any other way violated the Laws
respecting good order or morals
4 he attention oil the benevolent las late
II been awakened In almost eli The princi-
pal cities in our country TO the enormous
evils ard 7uinous tendency cf the innumer-
able Tl1ssng shefs, which destroys the hap.
piness Of families. AL our Poor Houses with
the children ct poverty and disease, ard u,
> heavy hufshen CT Taxes en- honest in
dustry - Saitns Ga-rffr.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-09-30
SUNDAY SCHOOLS.

When we hear, as VIC sometimes mar, il
passing through the streets, little children
collected in groups, whose articulation is
yet scarcely distinct. stameling out execra.
ions IN hardly Ineligible blasphemies, j,
surely becomes question for the consider
stion Of every Christian phiIanthropist,
whether these infantile reprobases may not
be brought TO proper knowledge Of their
Redeemer. AT such deplorable spectacles
OF juvenile dep. avity as have often been
witnessed, Il requires but little rejection
10 dlscoser,that unless some special circum-
stance inleftrres, we may behold in these
forms, the future atheists, hoary blasphem-
ers and resilers of God-men who will
think that virtue and honesty are no more
binding, than they are enforced BY human
laws-mtn when 1t will require al the
vengeance OF those laws 10 restrain from
oulrages---men who in short. are brought
iorsh curses tothai community which the,
might Otherwise have adorned We NAV
rely upon this, that when The awful pk nal.
Ties otetrrnsl justice and the vengeance OF
an offended derry arc thus SET 1t defiance !:
WHEN VIC have btsn taught from infancy ID
look UP 81 The uplistsd thundrfbclt witt
sgcrns no lesser ties such as the obligation
Of human laws, viii be lorna unavailing in
the restrain 0E such characters, when tneir
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-09-30

Could we draw esckahe covering oflhe tomb
could VIC see what those now. who once
were mortal, on how would il surprise and
vriesr as, 20 behold the prodigious transforms
ION bat tskes slsce on every individual. how
gsesr us 20 observe The dishonor done to our
nature in gsnersl, within these subterrsneous
judgments Here the sweet sttri Give smile,
grins horribly naked-ghsstly skulls-The eye
th.t nutshone The dismond's lustre, and glanced
Der lossly lightning into the most guarded
hear alas where is IL where shall We End
he rolling sps.kler How are ell those Fsdi-
snt Clones totally totally eclipsed The tongue
that onrc commanded al the charms OF harmo-
ny. and all The powers OF eloquencr, IN this
81 snge land :. has forgot her cunning" Where
are now those strains Of melody. which ravished
our ears Where i, that flow of persuasion,
which carried captive our judgment The
great mss'er ofi.ngusge and Of song, is become
siien, A. the night that Surrounds him.