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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-03

500 mems e. boys bound leather shoes
400 mems low priced fer hats
400 do and boys wool do
100 boys white do
10 boxes lemons
All of the above articles are Offered for
sale at low prices for cash, and at the usual
credit to punctual misunderstanding
Merchants can be supplied at Northern
Prices. August %
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Carpeting.

I'm hanl at the auction store corner
Y If Prince and Water streets, Hol-
land Rush Carpets, Gustiy celebrated for
their durability)-oi different widths and
qualities, which may be seen and par-
chased at any time.
June IS 2, G. MARSTELLER.
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s. & ID. Reed,

TTAVE lust received fresh supply Of
2 i SHOES and HATS, consisting Of The
following kinds:
1000 pair women's leather pumps
400 do do thick soles
500 misses do do
500 ladies' morocco slips
onO do do with heels
800 do low priced morocco slips
500 chiIdren's morocco and leather
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Robert GRAY,

~ D.Ct uOOF utS' ~ '"' W. t'' ~ 20
Royal Streets.
gTiS Just received on consignment
k the following BOOKS and STA
HON .RY ARTICLES, viz:
Volney's Ruins: Thaddeus Of War
saw; 0Iney Hymns; Faneway's Letters
Murray's Reader, Grammar, Exercises
ami Key;
Trumphs of Temper;
New York Reader, No. l, 9, & IS;
episcopal prayer books
Travels at Home Cases Of Conscience
Chalmer's Discou ses
Accidents OF HUMAN Life
Plaicede, a Spanish rale; Manners,
aovel; Balance Of Comfort
Letters ftcm the Cape Of Good Hope
Bonapsrte's Letter to Lord Liverpool
CoXe's Female Scripture Biography
Beauties Of Robertson
Harrington and Ormond
Memoirs of Moreau
Bernadotte
-- RrcllaeI Baker
Youths Cabinet
Murray's Grammar, Abridged
Mnrrag's, Web, ter's Comly's, and N
York Spelling Books
New.York Preccptor and Primer
A!,son's Sermons, 2 vO!umes
Tales OF Fancy; Poctical Chronology
Claws Ctceronis ; 'racitns
Airs OF Palestine; Huber, and Ellen
Valentines Eve; Readings on Poetry
Lord OF the Isles
Sancho, or The Proverbialist
Cowper's Poems; Comic Dramas
Par.s Revisited; French War in Spain
Poets Pilgrimage; Masonic Minstrel
Simpsons Comic Sections
Wilhsh's Lectures
Rambach's MediatiOns
Sidney on Government
Warren's America; Military Tutor
Family Prayers; American Star
Sanford and Merton; SCOTS Lessons
Looking Glass for the Mind
Pocket aud school Bibles l. Testaments
Jess Surveying
Johnson's.DIctIonary, large and small
Chiid's Monitor; American Nepos
History of England
Adjison's Works, 6 vols. boards
Federatlst; Clerks Magazine
Columbian Letter Writer
Introduction to Reading
Episcopal hymns, &c. &c.
Stationary:
Plain and fancy letter, superfine and
common cap writing and large brown
wrapping paper; band box and bonnet
boards; playing cards; ink powder, red
and black black morocco pocket books ;
we.lgewood cork and paper inkholders ;
lead and slate pencils /; supelfnc English
aud American drawing paper; Reeves
colors in boxes German and octave
flutes iifes and clarionets; black sand
and sand boxes; waters; quilts blank
checks on the Mechanics aud Farmers
banks bills OF lading; seamen's aricles;
manIfests and powers Of attorney; bank
books, copy and cyphering books, plain
and ruled ledgers journals day books
invoices, letter y common account bouks
in full and half binding. ORDERS for any
description Of BLANK BOOKS executed at
a short notice; and warranted for neat.
ness, strength and durability, equal to
any in the district June u.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-03
SATURDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 3, 1913
Vol. KIM
For Sale.

For Sale,
1t the oer'ct of tie .lcraa@r!a Herald,
THE CONFESSION OF
JOS f. P II Ill 4 X h,
alias .TOseph Thompson Hare,
Owe OF THE MIL ROBBERS,
Who was executed, together with John A.
lexander, AZ Baltimore, on the tenth day OF
Sept. iGlc, for the robbery Of the nited
States Mail. near Ilavre-de-Grace, on the
night of the lIlh March last past Gotham
ing
A HISTORY OF HIS LIFE,
And detailing series of robberies for the
last II wears, in the states of Louisiana,
Kentucky, Tennessee, Pennsylvania. Ohio,
Virginia. Maryland, Massachusetts,, New
jersey, and in Canada and the Spanish
provinces, to the amount Of nearly ONE
HUNDRED THOUSANs DOLLARS !
WRITTEN By HIMSELF,
During his Imprisonment, and published
from the original manuscript, now n The
possession of the publisher. To which IS
annexed 4 note by the publisher, giving an
accoun, oi his escape and comprehension.
frT.Pcrsons at a distance can have them
-forwar To-. bv mall. September 10
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Notice.

A LII persons having unsettled accounts
n with the late concern OF N.S. x. Black
lock, are hereby reque:ted TO bring them to
the subscriberiora d iustment without delay,
as the affairs OF that firm must be settled
within limited time aud those indebted
viii please discharge their accounts as soon
as possible, TO
ROBERT S. Blackjack,
Who continues the
Grocery Business,
at the same stand, in king-street, and in
Yites the friends of the late firm 10 call on
him for supplies as usual.
September 7 dit
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-03
For Sale.
DY special appointment, Dr., Deans sc
I'D milne ,,,
Vegetable Rheumatic Pills:

So celebrated in Ncw-England for The
n,nv remarkable cures which they have
wrought, some OF which are plrtlcu.arlzed
in the papers of directions, where many
tbous1nd boxes are used annually to gene
mi satisfaction.
These pills are recommended by men OF
tba first characters in the state of Massachu-
sslts JAMES KENNEDY & son.
Septembcr %
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-03

Stationary.
TUST received and for sale by the sub
u scriberS, the following articles Of very
superior quality
Black lead pencils
Quills
Penknives
Pocket-bOoks
Mathematical instruments
Copy and cyphering books, record books,
and other blank Looks of every description;
with every article in the stationary line
Orders for blank books executed with ele-
gance and dispatch,
JAMES KENNEDY s. son.
July 81 tuths
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-09

sci.vi,; e Ser u erclants. and the ~
aud in,repi''ity cf her samrn. It Is e.,
be hoped that this arrangement vii! 4,
completely sncce,s!nl, as it promises -
be Of 2 eat public utility. Tie import,
and the passenger will not be tie ora.
persons benefited by 1.-THE puli;icia =
also will share in its useful effects. II
will be sort Of chain, com meeting the old
and the new world, and interchar cirg
between them the Produc ct Industry
and the sentiments Of flcodshio.
" I. GaS.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-09
LIVERPOOL PACKET.

This day. the 5th OF January. wiz VIII
ness the commencement OF the line of Il.
Iaerican packets between New-York and
Liverpool. The James Monroe is ex-
pected to take her departure a, TO- 'c!ock
this morning This important ana novel
undertaking ha: excited IN our mind. a
train Of animatiOg reflections. We need
go no iar'her back ,!ian to our own rs,iiy
rccolleciians, to discover time when
one or two ships from England brOu hit
al the goods Of British fabric which the
annual wants Of THIS cry dea ardc,i -
Their voyas To-" wee Ps,ici med Il the
mildest sea 90 Of :'e ysar, and his PIT
was deemed aino I uuapprnachab;e du.
ring the severity Of win,ep. INV, We see
the vessels Of one concern only Bringing
rich cargoes unce month, aud Drea,ting
the surge OF all seasoas Of the YEA -
WHAT striking evidence it furnishes Of
the growing conacrce =. our city, II the
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-09
Majority

HIGHEST PRIZE EVER SOLD IN AMERICA.
By express frem Baltimore yesterday
morning, Messrs, Aliens Of this city re-
ceived intelligence that ticket Nh. Ss2o,
in the Surgical Lottery. came mp on New
Years Day the g'and capital P''ze OF
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS -
The fortunate ticket va, sole by them to
two ladies' and young gentleman OF This
city.
We are very happy n learn. that Mrs.
Pot err, her sister, and Sir. ID Schenck,
jr. are the fortunate AID deserving own
ers Of the above prize.
G.S. /. Ggz. Jan. 5.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-09
COMMERCIAL.
(A.. I. Gas.
LirrrpOol, Nor

LirsrpoO!, .N6r. S.
Our cotton market is in an uncommUn
dull state last week only 700 bags found
a ma, ket, while the impor Tor the same
period (oHirs to tie wind coming in from
the west, after blowing or 5 weeks
from the eastward was e7,46O bags,
which includes $500 bags from the Uni
red States, but such is The f;nress of
hoi ters that prices cannot be said 70 have
gwen way more than 4 Tor Brazils.
soi Tor United States cotton scarcely any
thing: ~ Tact, so little business has been
done, that il is difficult, to say whether
there is any giying way in prices. tire
mains to be seen whether quotations 1T
present can lie supported under such
sudden accumulation for cur own pat
we must confess our doubts; but others
equally as well, perhaps much better in.
10. meu, are very sansuine, ard even lock
Tor rise before lorg. Ii seems to be al
mi:ted that dealers cannot keep out OF
the mar et much longer. Should prices
give way, it will be less in American
~. S. descriptions than in any other,
because stocks are higher.
There has been imported into this port
the FIRST 10 months Of the prcsent year
Z65, 4a4 bags. of all descriptions, which is
all excess over the first ~ months Of last
year 4,S49 bags.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-09

was shocked at the thoughts of tasiAg
eight dollars dav. he proposed clause
n would call it the eiaasns eTpursufo-
rius) permitting them tn take as little as
they pleased, and let the Others take the
eight dollars or even more, and battle j.
out with their own constituents
The question on the passing Of the Oil
was taken by ayes and noes:
Ayes log
Noes 90
M,inriky 40
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-09
TN. /. Ggz. Jan. 5.
LUCK AND ALL LUCK.

Mr.. Benjamin Eaton, j.. OF this town
is the swner ct ticket No. 1871, in I e
Baltimore Sursica! Lottery, which had
drawn the rich prize Of $50, ot0. making
the fourth favor which Fortune has be-
slowed upon him. he WAS yesterday Of
fered the money for it at small dis
count. The ticket was first purchased
bv farmer in Chelmsford. then sold TO
Mr.. Huntington for q trifling advance,
and resOld to Mr.. f.. Boston Cent.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-09

The Newburyport Hera!d states that
CAPTAIN Brown. who arrived there in the
brig Hazard, is bearer Of dispatches from
the Russian government. 1t was said at
Cronstadt that these dispatches related
10 the trade between Russian East In
dian territories and the United States
The Russian consul, resident at Boston,
who arrived at that place on Sunday last,
left Russia after the Haza' d sailed.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-09

From the Baltimore ,2mericur. Jan. 6.
The arrival of the schooner ManIius,
Young, in AZ days fycm Rio Janeiro. has
furnished the following intelligence:
Markets very dull IoI U. 5. pr duce,
particularly fllur. With was arriving in
great quantities from Chill. Ccifte s.
800 RES ier a:ohe. White sugar 500
Hides per ID SO refs. On LIST al Jan. a
new tariff was TO b. establi,Eed, aud the
duties would De much ercreased: also q
tonnage duty equal to what the P"itu-
suese paw in the country I" Which the
vessels belong. ] he L. s. ship Unta'iD.
Cant. Fiddle, arrived at Rio Jaaciro in
IS days from N. York, all well; she was
TO sail in a few days for the Pacific,
where 0ur CONNIE e was much in want
Of protection. owing u the depredations
OF the Lima cruizeis. The British fiji
gate hmphion. Com. Bowlss, sailed frOm
Rueros Ayres for Fa!paraiso--g!eat pre-
paraions were said TO be making at s..
Iago de Chill, the capital, 10 receive hin
WI StNit. Us " 10 vti' ''u W. S''s w tbiii'
municats with the Patriot Government
relative to commercial arrangements with
them. The British brig Of war Jca!us,
arrived at Rio, aud proceeded immedi.
diately for Rio de Ia Plata. The Shops
IF war Blossom and Tyne, we're at Rio
Just from England, aud It was repo.ted
was to be sent round Cape Horn. The
s. American sta ION is to be reinforced.
The wee also at Bio two Austrian
frigates, one Russian do. and several
Pc tueuese ships Of the line.
1, wss reporred that the king would be
crowned on the 18th Dec. 1917.
The princess LeopoIdine, wife Of the
hereditary prince, had arrived, ard was
received with great joy by the inhabitants
report spoke flatteringly of her talents
aud amiabls character the B!azi:ians
augur favorably not only as respects a
general amelioration Of the ceuatly at
large, but also that by her superior al
dress she will be able to tame the uDgOy
eruable temper Of her suriy husband, SO
much de,ired,as he has shown such marx,
Of tyranny that gave real alarm to the
well rIslers Of tie country.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-09
Fror, the Boston 5tieskly Magazine.

Fron the Boston West'lg Magazine.
A LIE, for ninepcnce told, is niaepence
gain:
So say our tape and oobbin dealers,
a set of honest clever fellows,
Who shave or try TO shave their train
OF customers, except those elves
Who shave, themselves.
How passing rich these sharpers grow,
II they, for every lie they tell,
Have SO much money got.
Bat no.
Some lie for less--e'en for penny!
Lie tor pennyi Yes, and many,
Very many, lie for naugh.. CHEAP,
No wonder then, since they have lied SO
We see so many bankrupts now,
Driv'n to the lap-stone or the plvw,
Or doom'd once more to creep
Der the same ground they crept before;
No wonder that our great mem say
(For 'tis enough to raise their choler)
Cornhill's insolvent aud can pay
Blu, fifty cents upon the dollar.
Cheap! Caeap's the ery-cOme unto me,
Ye ignorant. and buy nay ware;
L deal on honor -. call and seep
tell you, customers, beware;
This boosted honor is a bankrupt name
For rogues to swear by--let them swear
in vain.
Here! here they go'-'forle less than cost
Bargains! fire bargains!'-'here they go!'
Look to your pockets, friend, for 10,
They have way to live by less.
A word ts the wise-aad think well Of it,
Whenever you 20 forth to buy,
BE sure to call on those who try
To get living by their profit. MN.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-09
BRAZIL.

An American gentleman recently
a resident at Pernambuco, has favor
ed the Editors Of the New-York Ga
ze,te with the following Remarks. Sr.
Nature has beautilied the Brazil>
beyond description blessed it with a
climate perhaps superior to any 9th.
er part of the world, and profuscly
scattered over its surface its richest
productions. Yet such is tie ignO.
rant stupidity of the beings who enjoy,
without being sensible of these bies.
sings. thar though one may gaze with
wonder aud delight on the beauties
Of the scenery, 10 cannot but contem-
plate it as a garden orerrun by mon
sters.
Travellers have represented the
inhabitants as being Tor the most part
ignorant, superstitious. efftminatc, Ia
zy, cruel and cowardly-of temper
hypocritical and dissembling-of lit
tie sincerity in conversation, or ho-
nor in dealing. My intercourse with
them, gives me no reason to attempt
an amendment of the character.
Possessing therefore, in a emf
rent degree, every qualification re-
quisite for slaves, what have the
world to expect from the efforts of
such people in achieving their indie
pendence In the first place, they
are too ignorant to know that it is
worth cOntcnding for. Bat should
time and experience remove tins OBJ
staclc, they are constitutiOnally too
effeminatc, lazy, and cowardIy. to
make any thing like successful strug-
gle for its attainment. l speak Of
the great mass of the people. There
are, or rather 1ce~e among them,
some noble exceptions ; men of in
tc,ligcnce and courage, who justly es-
timatcd the value of liberty. But
such exceptions, if they exist at all,
are very rare at present; for these
qualifications were Of course thought
by the king TO be sins of too great
magnitude TO go unpublished, and
were very sure to prove for their
posscssors, passport to the gal'oWs.
The late revolution indeed, and the
subsequent conduct of those who abet-
ted il, is better than a volume of the
nretical reasoning. to enable us :"
Judge of their competency to establish
their independence. They were. al
the commencement of it. no doubt,
pleased with the idea of liberty --not
because they knew the worth of it,
but for the same reason that a child
is, for awhile, pleased with a ra tie,
because it was novelty.-Their Ell
f,ris 10 possess it. continued therefore
M lorg az they found them attend
oil wi,h little difficulty and no danger
Bat when a small squadron that coult
mt iaad a thousand men, appearct
before the town, their patriotism C
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-09
Jos HoPKISsc'
From Myers liverpool N,reun.M'
400 finn. ,,.Y D,;.o rury.py

tefttSSI uNu 'tIt NNi''"'
On reference to the act Of Parta
fegula'i : the importation Ct grai T.
pears that we Lave EOi b,en corr.
computing he period when tie Ia.i
rage I,r the qna.Ie endirg tie l5"'.
IS to BE- taken. The late Corn &c:
Geo. S, cap. s6, sec. 81 directs the
rag To b made up anl pubishe-
o,Laug TO 81 Geo. 5, cap. 70, sec.
wh.c! enacts, "That the recelvcr q O.
retarns shall, aud is hereby REQ.
wi,kin seven days alter H.. l5m y
l5d, Feu. 18Th May, and l5'h A':'
Ca b succeeding yea, to make VI Y
pute ana distinguish, from and W.
last * weekly returns BY Inn ts",i
pursuant 10 The dlfeciiuCi Of l"'
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-09
Savannah. Dec 81
CORN

I, an article much wanted in cur mar
kct 1t will readily command one dolar
serenity fire cents FER busheI; and, in
deed, we think two dollars might be OBJ
tanned for tie best kind Of fit corn, as
there is but little IN mar kct.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-09

can cotton to be IS 59t bag. The sto K
Oh hand bsing comparatively less than
any o.her kind, is proof the, tue cpn'
sumption has increased.
With respect.
Weave your obi. sctvts.
LAWRENCE, WILLIS d Co.
Bowels I9I IS; Orleans % a IS;
Sea Island 9, ID a IS IOd; pot ashes 60
63: tar Is l6, ; uipen,ine Is q los;
ice 81 a Ais, scarce; Qler. bark ISa
co., n. Y; Philadelphia g %; FAX
seed 20, nomiua:; Dbl. slaves IS Isl,
hi.d. % eel; sweet -four so a $751;
wheat IS l4s per 20 lbs. FOur weeks
cut Of six preceding the 18th current, has
been below Sos for wheat, but even nov
many PEI sons ave of opinion that The en-.
suia = two weeks will be sufficiently above
sos TO keep the ports oIen until the Ism
of February.
November 7.
Nc alteration in the markets for The
better, No news.
Lirerpooi Corn Exchange. Nor. II.
Increasing orders from ireland 1or A.
uercan -four cause this to he the issdir.
al icle throughout the past week. and lb: i
sales Of sweet and soar we're each dag
numerous, with progressive advance ID I
tn: currency, which, up 10 SATURDAY, g
aounted 10 Is per barrel, aud in son:
instances This VAS exceeded, few pr
GELS Of Philadelphia obtaining G5', a,
though only part Of the baltimore ofcIs
by auction vas sold at SIS, the time
delivery from the vessel rot being PIE
ciseiy stated. Whe:t OF all dCnOmir!
tons, though not prrpor tionably dealG
was however raised I'd per bushel.
The demand OF to-day's naIket VI
chiefly fer rhcais Of the middIing DE-
scripIicn, which obtained Cd to l,r.
bushei more than On this day sc'nDgr
the holders Of the finer qualities dcTats
ing corresponding advance, the SAFE
such were no. 50 numerous. Ilouf y!
not III so extensive demand, The Sd
men's Tor ireland being resriy CONF
ted, as it cannot be admitted there q ".
the l4,h instant. The supply Of Z"
was snail, and they are therefore So I
bushel dearer, but this does not arp.
Old parce.s. Barley, old as we'll as"
VAS ~ better Request, but without %
crease to the rates. New malt is VI.
! to be delivered from the country u ~ +
e. terms.
; l remain, respectfully, sir,
YOul 0beG.eDt servant.
Jos HoPEISsc'
From Myers liverpool .M,reDn.M&
re,fiser aud Price CErrtnt.
/ On reference to the act Ot paria
regula'i : the importation ct grai y
! pears HAT we lave EOi bcen coH'.
crmput."g he period when tie Ia.'
rage t'r the qua. ter eRdirg tie los.
IS to be taken. The late Corn as: f23
, l,c sN Il, ify
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-09
All other pcrts,
Excess this year,

Excess this year, 1859
You will observe the excess Of Aa.ei-
can cotton to be IS SCI bag. The sto k
on hand hsing comparatively less than
any oher kind. is proof the. tue cvn-
sumption has increased.
With respect.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-10
JUDGE TvcKEws FAREw ELL TO rue MUSE.

uDSe f6SNkNs FAkEWkLLT TO TUE MUSE.
AZ by some Dranps stern command,
A wretch forsakes his native land,
Ia foreign chimes coGdemn'a to roam.
u endless exile from his home
Fensse he teads the deslin'd way,
Atd breads To 60, nor tares to STAY
I'LL ON some neighb'rfng mountains brow,
tie stops and turns his eyes below:
Isefe melting At the we'll known view,
Drops last tear aud bids ad,eni
Sol, tins doom'd from thee To- part,
ga, queen Of Fancy and OF Art,
Reluctant nov'd with douLtfui mind
on stop and often look bchindI
Companion of my tender age,
Sereneiy gay aud swse,ly sage
hoS ththesoBe were we wont 10 rove,
NY 4eidant bill or shady grove
Where ferycnt hses with drumming voire
Around the hoHtcd OAK rejoice:
Aud aged elins. with awful bend,
IN l"ng cathedral walks extend
Laird by the lapse Of gliding tfoods-
Cheer'd by the warblin7 of the woods;
How biestny days, my ihoggbts how Tree,
in>sweet society wlih theel
TGen all was joyous, all MAS young
And years uuhesaed, rolpd along.
81, nor the pleasing dream IS DER,
1bese scenes inust charm me now 40 moreI
-ost 20 the held and torn from yon-
Farewell a sOns--s iast alden
SIC niangling Courts aud stubborn LGi0,
10 smoke and crowds, ana cities draw.
There selnsh isctlnu ruleS the day,
Aud tride aud Av'rce tbrong the way;
Diseases faint the nurk, air
And mida.sht cOnfsg rauous glare.
Loose SeveIy and blot bold,
io iryht.d streets their orgies .od
or when Ia silence all is drowH'd
Ttil AurLer vaiSs her lonely romnd.
NO room for peace-no room Tor YOU,
Adisu, celestial ny Inph adieul
fudge TErSe,-'s Bl0r cSfnrf. .