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Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-07
BY the President of'the U nit
ed States.

~
WHEREAS, by an act Of Congress,
passed on,he l7th of February, 1873,
entitled Gan &C, making provisions for
the establishment. of additional Land
Offices in the Territory OF Missouri"
The President of the United States is all
thorised to direct the public labds which
have been surveyed in the said territory
to BIZ offered for sale:
Therefore, I, JAMES MONROE, Presi
den, of the United States, do hereby de-
clare and make known, that public sales
for the disposal (agieeably to law, OF Ger,
tain lands in the territory Of Missouri,
shall be held as follows, viz: Al ST.
Louis. in the said territory, on the first
Monday in August, October, December,
February and April next, and three weeks
after each Of the said days, for the sale
|of lands in the land district Of ST. Louis.
Thirty townships shall be offered at each
sale, commencing with the most eastern
ranges west Of the fifty principal mcridi-
an line, ard proceeding westerly.
AT the Seat of Justice for Howard
County, in The said Territory, on the first
Monday i'll September and November
next, and three wscks alter each of the
said days, for the sale Of. lands in the
land district of HoYard County. Thirty
townships shall be offered at each sale:
The first to be in square form, and to
Include the seat Of justice of the said
county, as nearly in the centre as the
situation Of the surveys will admit, and
1.-THE second Immediately east Of the FIRST.
and in the same form; excepting from
sale in each district, the lands which have
been or may be reserved by law for other
purposes.
Given unaer my hand, at the City OF
Washington, THE thiriieth day o!
April, one thoAsand eight hun.
drcd and eighteen.
JAMES MONROE.
BY the President:
JOSIAH MEIGS,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
e." Printers Of Newspapers who are All
Ithoriscd TO publish The Lewa Of The Uh.
tied States viii insert the above once a
NSSt> ~ 4aliii iSNi, ANU sStiu t'Cii Eito
TO the General Land Office for payment.
IA map Of the above Lands may be
/ had (prcsio to the sales) at the Gepe-
raj Land Oaices in the Missnai Terri.
tory. The Map is now engraving for
JOHN GARDINER
Chief Clerk, General Land Office.
May CLAP.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-07
Ntt...- ..F-ss ~ Tia.
War Department., !,
Pension Office, May ~, 1918.
40 s'JEH

II is expected that the Judges viii
certify, as well as to the reduced circums
stances, as to the continued service ofniue
required by the law of the lsih
March 1913: and pensions will invsria-
bly, be refused, unless the declarations
OF the applicants shall be accompanied
by such certificates. The applications
for.ensions belonging to New Hamp.
shire, New York, Pennsylvania, Delaware
Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina
South Carolina, and Georgia, will be de.
layed, until further evidence of their ser.
vis;e shall hayu been received from the
several executive Offices OF the states.
Approved.
J. {. CALHOUN,
Secretary Of War.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-07
no THE PUBLIC.

YOU we're partially and but partially
informed by me, as early as February
last, i'll private Circular, tina. was about
to put into operation in the ensuing
March, the Wooden. Establishment be-
longing TO my father, known by the name
|of MADISON FACTORY, near Newports
Del. in concern with certain Firth
Barber, from Yorkshire, England-an and
for reasons stated in that Circular (now
made public) / offered The Establishment I
III the line OF the manufacturing the sssss
Of others at stipulated prices. Mr.. Bar
Der having been called to England early 4
in March---(at the recommendation OF
Isaac Bannister, Esq the partner Of Mr.. /,
Young, on the Rrandywine, whose goods
have so Justly acquired a celebrity over
amy other manufactured in this country
we have since had 10 our employ Mr.,
Jchn .Ahidge, as principal, likewise from
England, who, from his qualifications is
now taken into concern--the fiim will
therefore hereafter be ROBERT PHIL
LIPS, SON s. CO. to whom such as
may be pleased to- favor us with their
attention will make their address. he
Establishment is now and has been since
|thc date mentioned, in operation, all the
hands experienced workmen and lately
from Europe, ano! we pledge ourselves
Ito the public that no Goods will be suffer-
lad to leave tie Establishment without
receiving that entire finish the materials
cntitle the TO Country Cloths will
be taken in to finish, ard will be done in
a style superior TO any that have appear
led from our common country fuilinp and
finishing mills. To those i'rpediat.!y IN
this seighborhood who brought goods to
the firm at this Establishment for finish,
the last season, we wish unequiyicaily to
state, that should they see proper 10 favor
Us with their custom, their goods shall
be finished to their entire satisfaction,
Notwithstanding the charge SO illiberaliy
made against the Country Spinner, that
the thread has No medium, but is, eth.
err TOO small or too Thick Our prices
Tor broad Cloths will be from TWO dollars
i to two dollars seventy five cents per yard
with the addition Of FIFTY for blue, OH b.
CLOTHS. Narrow Cloths, Cassirers, Sat-
ilnetls &c. III proportion. For any further
information, The character ofshe firm only
excepted, we would refer the public TO
our Circular, which will accompany this
address iii The Easion paper and those
lof Wnmlngton.--s should itnot be thought
presumption We would assure the S ore
Keepers in the Peninsula that il would
be 10 their in;ert ST to take in wool from
Itheir customers FOR store goods and have
il manutac .ured, III preference to the pur.
chase of their Wooden Goods.
jain Il. Phillips.
MADISON FAc7'oR7, near Ae7vtort,
.4~Smst 10, 1918.
IN. b Apprentices wanted at this Els.
Establishment.
Aug. 15-im
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-07
AN ACT TO authorize tie paymen. Of
cer,ain certificates.

AN ACT to authorize the paymen. OF
certain certificates.
Ie Z ~5a T.. Tie ',-at.t1r e ;iei's;
q, iep,tsenqiite.of he URi;cd States
of ,s'gertca. IN Ern2ress assembled.
tha! So much Of an act, entitled /" An
act making further provision for the sup
port OF pubic r,.dit, and fer The rcdemn-
ton OF the public debt" passed the Sd
day IT March, one thousand seven hun
died and nineiy.lise al d 50 much Of the
act, entitled =" An ACT respecting loan
o'hce and t'.at settler eat certificates,
|indsnis OF lnlrtest, ant. the unlunded
land registered iebt. cre,littd on lie book
lol sne lreasury, PASSED the twelfth dav
Iot june. one THOUSAND seven hundred ard
onEiy eight, a. bars from settlement aud
ALLOWANCE, certificates commonly called
loan office and final settlement certifi.
lcates, and ndents Of interest, be and the
,same rs herrby suspended inr lie term
III Two yeats irons and after Tn. psssir,e
loi this act Notification Of which TEN
lporary suspension Di the act G! Limitation
|shali be published Ny the Secretary Of
Ithe Treasury, for he information Of The
holders OF The said certificates. in one
or mote OF thu public papers in each al.
The United States.
Sec. 2. An; b. ii fipthsr enactesi.
That ali certificates, commonly called
l''an olfiet G rt,hcates. courtersigned BY
The ioau Glitter, at the states respective
~. hnai astt'cnleDi certificates. and in.
ldeiis Of interest, w.ich, i, the time or
was, tDa this act, s.a!l G@ outstanding
may be presented at the Treasury and
upon the same being liqaidstee' aud adj
jested, SHAH lie paid to Tie respective
ho.a rs ct the same, With in,s resi-, Il SIX
CT cabt from the date oil ,ht. laY, pay
'nent OF interest, as endorsed Oh said Ger
iticates.
sc. ,. ai.ti b W.fis'iier enacted.
teai, tor Carving this act into effect,
.'e sum oi eighty thousand dai.ars be
opriale,i. ON Of any moneys in the
reasury OF the United Statesmen other.
wise appropriated.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-07
And farther declare md make known,

And farther declare md make known,
that the ntl'ces Of the register and recei. 4
ers Of pubic monies for the SAID district,
shall be remosea from Miliedgesille to
he aforesaid town Of Cahaha, on the first
day of January, 1919.
Given under my hand at the city oil
Washington, this twenty third day
ci MAJ, 1918. %A
s.aAiES MONROE.
BY the President:
JOSIAH NEIGS,
C"atuliiticurr of the General Lanu Office,
May 30---iawiO.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-07
JAMES MONROE.
By 'i;t- president
i. NlEif;a.
BY the Pres ;dcnt Of the l.
St.i.;4S
ftse
States

Where's, by an act Of Congress pas.
sed IN the third Of March. 1915, emit.
IT, d, " an act to provide 30 he ascertain.
ly and surveying of The hoandar. lines
fxeu by the treaty with the Greek ind-
ans, az, Tor other purposes, the presi-
dent OF the II, States is suthprised to
cause the lands acquired By he said
treaty to be offered for sale when Sc
cured
N.refore, JAMES MONROE, Pres.
dent 'of the y. States, do hereby declar.
and make known, that public sales iur tie
disposal (agteeaDiy to law Of certain
lands in the Alabama territory, shall be
held al Mlltdses vide, IN Georgia viz
On ;he nrst Monday in October next,
fer the sale of t,~a lots, in The town If
Ca ala, ~ the sad tervi,ory, ,n.ate a,
IT,. ,.ncsion Of The rivers Alabama and
Ca aba
On the third Monday il, October next,
for ths ,ale Of Townships, 10, 4, IS, Is,
1T ca2s 9, 10, II, Il. Is, Il, and Of
lowesn,ps, ID - IS, IL r-nars 4 and
10 d d Land sl,s'tci, ~ A. ,i,ar a ter.
ritory di,scted ~ ia~ % BIZ .oll 1, Mil.
leaseyiiie Nnseptipe, spch iand as have
bee5 issenvtd 6y iam far, the auppolt OF
sch'a.s, efor other purposes; sachpub-
Ii ~. .'aaIl continue oper for 2 weeks
ami 20 'onger. The Town lois and other
lands. shall be offered l,r sale in reeniar
,numerca. arder conlhiencing with me
lowest iisiii',r of lots, sections, towa-
Ships and ranges: ~
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-07
Twenty i,ollars Reward

Was stolen on the slst August isst. =. the
Camp Meeting, ';.ar Punch Hall in Carlisle
coan'y, Mary ard, hrighi b.. mare, bs.we.a
eight and nine years cid, and Between Ii and / 5
hands high with a blaze in hei fote head, a
small white SPOT on the right side 81 her ramp,
She has a iarg- bii,hy man AND tail, 4 ID is very
Rst 4 otet ie ab9ye Reward VIII he gwen,
AID ,ll reasonable Charges paid II si'e is hsaust
holne anc, twenty dollars IN re If the th>f =
drought 10 ju.iice.
James Sordcn, Jr.
ISeD.eu,ber i6 Ct
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-07
CLASSICAL and Mathematical
EJUU.4i1ION

IiE s.ibssrbcr returns III. grateful ackaow-
'et2eii!enis to tits patrons of srirodes boarding
Schoal. v'''h ti.s sEpsrntendance IF whic. he
has n<eh Entrusted, He rcsruc,tu 8 informs hs ia
and the .upic, thar in addition to the in.
t'.eeE and French ians nageA, which have h re-
iotore been stutiirn IN this institution will be
taGgag. IN the l. ,,sh department, unde. he
direction of Joseph c. Strobe, the following
oranshes, viz +: Reading English Grammar,
Writing. Arithmetic, Geography. viii the use
OF Maps and Globes, Algebra, Geometry, Men-
snration, Surveying, Navigation, Astronomy,
Mechanics, &c.
A each teacher will adm. no reatey mum.
Der OF students, than he can with propviei y at
tend to, 1t shall be his delight ard study, that
those who may be placed unier his are, twill
receive beneh hts boFh satisfactory aud useful.
The situation OF the boarding house and
school room, is healthy anu agreeable twenty
seven miles distant from phiiauelphia, eixteen
from Wilmington, and two and hall from
west Chester. on the road Ieadng 10 kennett
Square.
Terms for boarding and tuition, Sl6O ser
annuni, washing 50 cents per dozen, ,.e half
% be paid at the expiration Of he AS quar-
ter, The remainder at the ertl Of the yea;
Edward Sparks.
us The most satisfactory references as to
the abilities, &c. of either teacher may be seen
BY applying at the school room.
Aug. l5-5w
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-07
For Sale or Rent.

Tina, wei! known TANNERY and pre-.
misses, in The Borough of Wilmington.
lately occupied by Thomas Smyth q Go.
The rannery is in complete order, and
is calculated for extensive business, pos.
sessng the advantage of a fountain pump,
supplied from never failing sireaa of
water. Also, two brick dwelling houses.
the Iannery each well calcu
lated for small family. The Tannery
and dwelling houses will be sold or re,l.
led together or separately. as may SUI,
1.-THE inclination or convenience OF the
'purschaser or renter.
For terms, apply to
Evan Lewis.
I'd mo. ls-N Wilmington.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-07
BY The President Of The United
.sfEiPS

Whereas, by an act Of Congress, pas.
sed on the 18th Of February. 1873, emit
tled"an act making provision for the
establishment of adIitio;,sl La, d Offices
in the territory Of aiissoi,," the Presi
dent oil the U. States is authorised to di,
rect the public lands, which have been
surveyed in the said territory, to DC offer.
ed for sale 81;
Therefore, James Monroe, pres;tlen.
OF the y. do hereby declare ant. fnai t
known, that pubic sales senr lhe dispns,
tagfeeably 20 law) 0, Certain lands III HE
territory OF Missouri. shall be nehi ii
Frankiia. in said terrl.tag viz:
On the FIRST Monday in January nexi
for The sale Of
Tow ships No. IS y So inclusive am
trac''l Township So inirauge 10
is To 50 a%d 90
fraci'i losnship IS 2! 22. %
g. On tAe 'irst -ao"daAin March next
Townshsps IS 10 S. inssasive. in rage,
- and d
ast,so q }.el
On the hrs. Monday II N'ayneH',fa for u,
sal, &c
Townships 4s to ;4inclusive, in rang
il L
81 20 SIS As
IS 4. rs tlf 1;
excepting The lands which have been OF
MAJ he- ttserveti Il, law, fpr ;ae sappolt
of scnopls, sad icr other purposes.
Each sale shall continue ~ lf,nc rs ma,
be pec.s sary 70 oi,ur III. .ants Tor sale
anIro lnAgrr; ard the ia, Is shall be oil,
'iered in regul, panaeiiea order.
Given nader mt i4sati. 81 i!le .i'y q
asninSfon, mis- i j d., d jul.
orc thcuaaod @.si hunGi&d d;
eish,-nn. JAMh6 4ONRON
By the Presaenl
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-07
J7.1IIt, NUN IiIJIJ.
BY tie President.
!GsIAli kiEiCG.
i "easnry Department.
Apri @7,h, 1918.

NOVICE Is HEREBY GIVEN.
ira, TIE several arts OF limitation
heretofore rasscd, and which Larred thl
a'.aw.nce and settlement of certain evi
teners - plh.n dets, have been sus
pehdSd t"t5~o yeoys. by an act pass, d
y" lS'h Of april. 1919, OF which til,
tuiu"ing is copy.
$ =. III. CRAWFORD,
Sec. et;py # he Treasury.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-07
S 20 Reward.
lalaes Sordcn, Jr.
September i6 St

Absconded from my service, on the
fourth day Of July, negro girl named
hester Green, about % years Of age, &
W ho has about six gears to serve. : She
has hlemish On her left eye, and is about
middle size. She had on when she left
my house white straw bonnet, trim
med with lilac ribbon, a new striped
chintz frock,a cambric muslin pet,icoat
tea colored Morocco shoes, and white
cotton stockings
The above reward will be paid to any
one who will apprehened Hester aud
lodge her in the Jail OF the city CT Phil.
adelphia.
Betsey X. Sprogcu,
-nengmtasins.
N. B. All persons are forbid to harbor
said girl. August LIST.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-07
May 5o.-2m.
ssy the President Of the u.
States.

Whereas hy all a.to Congress. pass
ed On the 26.., Of March 1904, entitled,
/" An act making provision for the dspo
sal Of the public lands in the Indiana
'erritoiv, and for other purposes and
an Act passed The Sd Of March 1906,
entitled q An act supplementary to the
act, entitled. an sci making provision tor
the disposal Of l,ae public lands in the
indiana Ierr;.ory,A and an act passed on
The 25th of E.rris 1908, entitled /" An act
,supple2nental to ae, regulating The grants
|oi lands in the II -ritory Of Michigan
the President Of iae United States is an
|thorjzed to cause highlands in the land
district Of pc;r@it 10 be offered for sale
%her surveyed and w1ereas part OF
the said lgnas have been surveyed:
Therefore I, JAMES iDNROE,
President o. the United States in con-
iorn,i.y with The aaid acts. do hereby de-
clare end make known. that public sales
for the disposal .agrecahly tulaw) of the
said lands, shalt be held at Detroit, il
Michigan Territory, viz.
i'n the fret Monday in July next, for
the lands contained in rangcs 9, 10, II,
-, and Is, south of;he base line son the
first Monday Of September nt2t fer The
lands contained in ranges is, II, IS, 6,
AND II, north Of tho ba1e line; and or
the first Monday in November ne;.i, for
he lands contained in ranges 9, 10, &
70, north OF the base line. excepting such
lands as are, or may be reserved in SAID
district, by law, for the support Of Schools
land for other purposes. The sales sliali
continue open for two weeks and no lon
|ger, and shall commence with The first
section Of the lowest number of town
|ships and ranges. and proceed in regular
|nume,icai order.
Given under my hand at the City Of
Washington, the thirty first day Of
March, one thousand eigh, hundred
and eighteen.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-07
.sksa,sStf NEssa.lS.

Cor, missioner Of til. Gene al i. ,i.i'ce.
ii.iners who are au.nar!zss u y,.,,,s,,
II laws of.na unised safes, VII t1b
lis, ,he above once rees I'LL Tie first OF
Ma fey; ana send their bills TO to-.
General LAND Office Tor payinsnt
hi! - awt
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-07
ny The President Of The United
Sjujf

Whfreas 81 an actof Congress, passed
on ths lSih Of Deccwbef, 4 81 /, entitled
Is IN act extending the time for opening
the seyera! Land Offices established III
tine territory Of Orleans" the President
Of the y iied States is authorised TO
icause the land Offices IN tie said terrific
~ tnf,w state oi i.o"iaiana} 10 be opened.
ami the land ol".:retl Ia, sac:
Therefore, iJanes slonioe, President
III ihe United Stats. 90 hetebv declare
ana make huswo t;,at nuoiic sales sn.li
he held a, ijnat5nsas, in liz. stgte Of On
sana, fer TIC disposal q the following
ianns, agraea,.y 10 law, IN ;he western
laiiJ distmct oi Louisiana, viz:
an the first Norday in December
next for the s;,i' ct ! oN'ships No
a..'l 2 South Oh the base { / 2 3 4 ; S
and ? Nnli: Sf.ilne ii ran-} . A 6
NORTH ges -. .
West 81 'hr principal meridian.
On The iirs, aioEdlv in February next,
Tor Inc sale II ] nwnsAips
3 Su,ith1 Ces4 i
4 sou,h offhe base )
South ! line in ran. 81 IS
i57 80 70 .;aui,. 4ses ass
-an,b 4
e Snuth 8
EFes n. ~. principal meridian.
iycspinH =, aai reserved, b. law for
'hr 81 i,l,, ! & u. s, and fog other pnr-
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-07
II. CLAY, :.

- II. CLAY
Speaker Of the, House II Representatives.
!''t':'-.- = .sae.ttiiiN f4AiEf.Ass;,, +.
ssesieenffs,fiti.e Senate. i,ro tenn.
~ April IS, 1879 pproved, .4
~ Yts. verj sA}'>s MONROE,
aAlay ST. lawtlO,
Ela1ass eesatrrry t.sescrs s,}un neotl,
erecuted at this Office.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-07
MD?r!1l.uIRo

Al persons saving claims against The estate
OF David Owens, deceased, late Of SUISSE coun.
~, are hereby notified that unless they present
them tor settlement Def re the Ooh day OF Or
tocer next, they will De for ever barred any uen-
sht OF sad estate as the subscribers intend then
TO maze tina' SETTLEMENT thereof, and to pass
their distributive accounts.
James Owens, and
David FennaweiI,
Surviving Executors.
Sep. i6. 18i8---3t.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-07
BY the President Of the T.
IlIted States.

Whereas by an actof Congress passed
Ion the Sd of March, 1915, entitled" An
act to provide for the ascertaining and
surveying OF the boundary lines fixed by
he treaty with the Greek indians and tor
other purposes, the President of the u.
States is authorized to cause the lands
acquired by the said treaty TO be offered
Tor sale when surveyed: and whereas
ipar Of the said lands have been survey
I'D
Therefore l, JAMES MONROE,
ipresi,.en, Of the United States, do hereby
declare & make known, that public sales
for the disposal Of certain lands south Of
the Tennessee river and in the distric; of
Madison county, shall be held at Hunts
vile in said county in Alabama territory,
viz.
On The first Monday in July next, 70,
ihe sale of the lands in RANGES /, 2, 8, A.,
IS. On the first Monday in November
next, for the lands in ranges 10, II, IL,
Il3, ia; excepting such lands as are or
.saas' be reserved according 10 law, for
.he support. ,of schools aud for other pur-
Poses. Each sale shall continue open for
two weeks, and no longer, shall COM
mence with the section, township and
range OF the lowest number, and proceed
lu regular numerical order.
Given under my hand, at the city of
Washington, this slst day of March
1918.
JAMES MONROE.
BY the President,
JOSIAH MEEGa.
Comm'r Of The. Gen. Land Office.
April 11--fawtO
Printers who are authorized to pub
fish the laws of the United States will
publish the above once week till Octo-
Der next, and send their bills to the
General Land Office for payment.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-07
JAMES MONROE.
By the President,
JOSIAH NIE.SS.

COMMIT Of Tie Gen. IMNi Office.
F-77 Printers Of newspapers, who ar,
authorized OF pnlllish the laws Of the Y.
nited States, will insert tie above once a
week till October next AND send thvii
bills to TIC General Land Oiiicc for pay
10 ent.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-28
THE OCEANS CALM.

Fr01n IT. EgtsflsS from Bdfk.'
The oceans calm, aud the windsa asleep,
There is not a wave on the face OF the deep
Aud the water all gded with spnbeams appears
Like the dmPies of infancy smiling thro' tears.
All silent around, save the dash Of the oar,
Aud the echoes at intervals waited from shore
Save the Of the sea birds onward they glide,
ARd The pebbles that whisper when touchd by the tide
Above Is me sails almost mctioniess lie,
50 .a.ui>is the summer breeze murmurug by
The biiiows, distnrb'd by our beat, gently move
Like The soft waving down the breast Of the dove:
Where the rays II the reflected most bright,
The vessels seem LAUNCHED ocean oflight;
While some on the distant horizon appear,
Like meteors illumined and floating in air.
When gaze on the waters, how little we know
or ,he floods that, uRiathom'd are frovRing below;
Or who that now looks this glittering form,
Would dream OF its terrors / whrlwind or storm
How many, encouraging visions Of bliss,
Nave enbar when the day seemd tranquil as this
And thought not OF storms Of dangers to come
Though they lurkd ia the breeze that seen'd wsing
them home dJ'HEN. ELyu