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By the President erthe tmlsd SIC

By the President Of the Uaufd SIX
? WHEREAS. BY an sc' Of Congress PASSES hr
Sd Of March. 1917. tn,i,sed :" An sctlo sG-s'
the appointment Of surveyor for he iaI,..s 10 !
northern part of she Mississippi territcrs, AID /
sale of certain lands therein dcseiited," ire Pc
dent Of the United States is suihorizsd "a SEX
certain lands, sor sci,es for towns, and Cause u
said lsrds TO be laid OFT into town io,s and the sd
lots 10 be offered for sale
Therefore. 1JAxEs MosRsE, President cf i|
United States, do hereby declare aid make know
that public sales for the disposal Of the lots IN
town Of Macathen (heretoiofe called MiIton's Blsl
on the south Bank Of the river Tennessee (ns|
the he sd Of The Muscle shoaIs) in Alabama Tei
tory. en- the second Monday iD October next
The sales shall continue open for one week, al
longer ii necessary, and the lots shall be of, I'd
for sale in guIar numerical order r, beginning Wi
the lowest number.
Given under my hand. at the City of washirgto
this 2eth OF May 1918.
JAAIEs MONROE.
By the President,
JOSIAH MEHGS
Commissioner General Land f.sce
CT Printers Who aie authorized to rablish :!
their newspapers once Week till the arst Of DC,
her next. and send their bills to The General Lat
Offices for payment Il7w1
A Map Of the Hunt sviIie District engraved and
Plan Of Tue town OF ha,a,hon wiD lie epgrsy,
as speedily practicable, and viii be sold 1t hlnt
vile and at the General Land OfQce, by
JOHN GARDINER
June 10. Chief C!c,k.
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JOSIAH MErGs
NOTICE.

The employment Of an Agent or Attorney 10
net necsssa'y in any claim against the govern.
ment. Il 10 most generally attended with eapenee,
and sometimes with actual loss
Claims will be promptly settled. when the &C.
counts, and vouchers With which they are connect
ed, are transmitted 10 the proper Office
Money will be transmitted whenever q receipt
for the sum due. or. where the amount is not ascer-
,sined, receipt biank shal be forwarded 10 the
Treasury Department
Military patents, and certificates of military pen.
s,cns, viii be transmitted in like manner whenever
he necessary vouchers forwarded 10 the proper
ofkce. JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
wM. II CRAWFORD
..f J. c. CALHOUN
p w. CRowNlNsHiELD.
Warrington CSy, May "a, 1918.
az The Gazettes in which the acts Of Csngress
are psbIished, are requested % insert the above,
weekly for three nenlhs aud papers IN the interior
sill deserve the thanks ofehe community by giving
!, publicity in their respective districts, a. Il may
,e the means of ssvise experce and loss to that
,or'isn Of The People Who are least able to bear
then. June io-3n.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

Woshiagton, Hhrl 10 1918.
NJ OrlCE is hereby given TO the Proprieters Of the
IN old six per cent. Stock. thst tie last Payment
on account of the principal and interest of the said
stock will become due the FIRST Of October ne1t,
ensuing the date hereof, and that the same viii &c
paid on that day, at the Treasury and ct the Loan
Offices having such stock standing on their books.
10 the stockholders 20 their attornies, upon tho
surrender Of The ena trt6cates Of ,Le said s.oGk
Il is further made known, for the Information OF
the propre,crs of said Old six per cent stock esid-
ing in foreign parts that In Older to obvs'e As far 40
practicable any Inconvenience which might result BY
reason Of loss at sea otherwise il will be advisz.
thentica,ed BY q notary public duly appointed
WILLIAM ii. CRAWFORD, See''r 3seonrs.
April 20. Uiaol
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
WAsniNeroN, APRIL 20, 1918.
Neiice Is hcrfbv gipcI


To the Pr0pr1efrs Of Stocks issued
= under the convention with France Of the 3o,h
Of April, 1908. commonly called Lo,s;siana Stock.
Tha. one moe,y, hslft the principal Of said stock,
will be redeemed the 2lst OF October next epsu-
INC the date hereof, and that the same viii be paid
to the respective proPrctors, to their stornies
duly authorized, on the day before sncn;iened, n
the Treasury in washingtcn. or st such Loan OGee,
on the books whereof any portion Of said Stock
may thea stznd
f.fsruansa 10 fsrsicr sipen That the interest doe
At the time OF redemption, on such part Of said
Stock rs Is held in Europe. viii be paid IS hereto
fore, In Lopdon s1d Amsterdam and that the incrs
est on such part Of said Stock as has been domes-
tcssed will be paid st the time. with the prin.
ciPa, either II the Treasury st the Losn oiices
as before mentioned. Ind is % efss ksyv5y made
knsDn, That interest on the moety os half Of said
Louisiana stock inteaded to b redeemed as sf5re-
said, win cease and detes mine after the Sist day
Of October, 1ese. wM. " CRAWFORD.
IN. 134 S-s-fs7 y fse zresssy.
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By the pyesidsm Of the United .Starcs.

By the President or the United STATES.
XxyBEREAs, by an act OF Congress, passed on
w the third day Of March. 1875, entitled " An
act to provide for the snss and surye, ing ct
the boundary lines xed by the treaty with The Creek
Indisns and for other purposes" the President of
shs United States il authorized to cause the lands,
acquired BY the said treaty. to be offered for sale,
when surveyed:
Therefore, J. JAuzs MonRors President OF the
United states, do hereby declare and make known,
that public sales for the disposal (agresably TO iaw)
of certain lands in the Alabama territory. shall I've
held Cahsba, in the said territory, on the FIRST Mon
day in January next. and shall continue ter three
weeks, during which time will be offered for sale.
Township number'd 9 10 Is inclusive in ranges
Ito :6 in
iotol6 in
&c Is in 3
except such lands have been reserved by Law for
the support of schools and for ether purposes The
land shall be offered for sale in regular numerical
order commencing with the lowest number OF eco
ton. township and range.
Given under my hand, at the City Of Washington,
the 17h day Of July, one thousand eight han.
dred and eighteen.
BY the President: JAMES MONROE.
j. MEIGS,
Commissioner of the General Land Office
Printers who are authorized publish the laws OF
the United States will publish the above once week
till the first of January next snd send their bills 10
the General Land Office for payment.
August s, 1918 2lw
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Nv the President ecMe UHDd STATES.

by the President gf the C7Hfta of6fes.
V1yHEREAs by an act of Congress passed on the
w "a March entitled " An acs TO provide for the
Ascertainng and surveying Of the boundary lines 6x
ed by the treaty with the Creek Indians and for other
purposes" the President Of the United States is
authorized 10 cause the lands acquired by the said
treaty 10 be offered for sale when surveyed and
whereas part Of the said lands have been surveyed
Therefore 4, James Monroe, President OF the u
nited States, do hereby declare and make known
that public sales for the disposal Of certain lands
south sf the Tennessee river, aud in the district OF
Madison county shalt be held 1t Huntsville an said
county. iu Alabama territory, viz
On the frat Monday in July next, for the sale OF
the lands in ranges }, 3 g. 4. S, on the first Mon
day in September next for the lands in ranges o. q
9, aud on the first Monday of November h=xt' for
the lands in ranges 10, IL, ~, IS, IL, excepting
such lands are shall be reserved, acco ding to
law, for the support Of schools and for other pur
poses. Each sale shall continue open for ,woweeks,
and no longer shall commence with the section,
township aud range of the lowest number, and pro
ceed 10 regular numerical order.
Given under my hand, at the city of Washington,
this 3lst day Of March, 1918
JAMES MONROE.
BY the President, JOSIAH MEIGs,
Commissioner Of the General Land cjhcc
Printers who authorized to publish the laws
Of the United STATES will publish the above once
week till October next, and sesd their bills TO the
General Land Office for payment.
April 90. 9ow
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-08-26
JAMES MoNRoS.
Ry the President OF the Unstsd Stafes.

Nv me PfeSfdcin or the UnltSd NFdfcS.
vTyurpAs. bv an ac, az f,oneress. passed on the
w cd &c wsr.h sets rn,;,,ea .,,r .c, IN rro
vide fr ,he ssccrt ;;pr .nJ srr-,e,;p,- 81 the boun
asrv lines eyed br me with ,be a.eek Iotane
AMI fer oher o,,oses - ,be pres;den, of ,i,e Unit
e s.,~s - .r,Lnr;zcd "a cause the. lands acquired
hv The sa;a ,rsa,v .o hs offered Far sale ,vhcn sur.
,.veJ
ranarropr JAmrs Mouno.. President Of The
rJ,,,rd states do hereby .lecIare anil mate Known.
H., n,bc sar, far ,hr I;.nosai fagrecnb,v 10 lawl
or c..rs;n ,snas 10 th AIsbam. ,,pr;,or, shall he
b,I NJ M;l,edrev;,,e. in Georr;s. viz
n, lie Ers, %orJ,x in Or tob.r next for the sale
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ARTICLES


ERox TIE RocHssrEH GAZETTE.
~------'. Huzye huzxa hu xza J" bawt-
ed y fellow a. passed him. What's the
ms,ter, inquired ---~----ss Huzxa; hozza !!
huxsa Was his ausWet. Perhaps thp't l, We
haye gained some signal vicsory, (for Il was
during the revoiution) & as huzzacd too.--
Tho crowd increassd, aud all shoused huxxa
Tho tumuIt subsidcd, snd on asking che
cau,e Of the fellows ou,cry, nc informed us,
wita self approving laugh, that "his dog
had just given Jonn's q ,arnai licking" You
may truly guess we all Anas our fofts and
sHeaked noms.
nv good old Uuce Ned never told me This
(for him it was, he that used TO tell i,) with
oat concluding with long string Of good ad
vice.
My son, (tho old man used 10 ssy) this lit
tie triHng cvcnt did mo moro good. than n
ny one circumstance Of my early lifc.--It
taught mo ono very important thing for
young man TO know, tha, is. never 70 under.
take oc engage In any affair Without fist
knowing from what principle acted, ,ha
tho moving cause, and examining into the
probable ,csult. Never (he would say) do
this. that, or, the other thing, because your
neighbour Such-a one may have done so
your neighbouvs Sush-s one may be fool,
aud il 10 not more than prudent, To find out
before you make beginning, Lest you be
foolish like your neighbour.
Ooc evening ON coming ioio his presence,
he asked me significantly (knowirg | had
been with the Oirls) how spsn, my rusc
~ snswcred him, then begun telling the
psrticuiars--as how Miss ssush-a.one' was
making great havoc amongM tho young
mcu's hesrts---& a. how all of them aockcd
about her TO ,nc neglect of the other ladies'
and ------[hese my uncle interrupted
me with The exclamation of) Nonsense tina,
puts nc in mind OF the Dogs scrape again T!
He thcn went on to say, that he should have
DO he,isa,ion 10 pronoanciog Miss fool-fo.
ss,h he, she mast be destitute Of deleeacy TO
suffer herself thus to be fs,tercd, and no
only thrt, but must be weak minded Int thr
bargain. My son, continued the old gentle
man, never choose you . vito because Of the
numboe of her admirers, OF the no;ss she
makes in soelesy--fos, let me tell you, il 10
ten TO one bot you 6od more beauty then good
sense, and more impudcnes than real merit.
f. --:o:oeo:o:-A
For the last six weeks no, single death
has occurred In New London.
- PRLvTi,vG, # an kfnds, .sxscusea a.
snfisfseserv nsnssS, ~ III e6fs.
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" the President Of tic United States.


TKTHEREASsby an act of Congress passed on the
w l7lh Of February, 1918, entitled An ACT max
ing provision for the establishment of additional
Land Offices in the territory OF Missouri" the tres:-
dent Of the United States 10 authorized to direct the
public lands which have been surveyed in the said
territory, to be offered for sale:
Tsss"sorc, !, JAMrs Nospoe, President OF the
United States. do hereby declare and make known
that public sales for the disposal (agretaby TO lazy
be held in Franklin, in said territory, viz.
On the first Monday in jar uary next for the sale Of
ship 50
20 TO So and 90
fractl tswnsh;p So
4s 50 81 % 90
On the first Monday in March next for the sale Of
Townships 4s TO So inclusive in ranges - and IS
48 to so 26 and 81
On the firsi Monday in May next, for the sale of
Townships 81 to 81 inclusive in ranges II and IL
5lto Sc I3
So 10 So IL and II
excepting the lands which have been may be-
served by law for the support Of Schools and for
other purposes.
Each sale shall continue as long as may be neces-
sary TO offer the lands TO. SALE and no longer, and
the lands shall be offered in regular numercsi order
Given under my hand, at The City OF Washington
this i7,h day OF July, thousand eight hun-
dred add eighteen.
BY the President JAMES MoNpoB.
JOSIAH NEIGS,
Commissioners Of the General Land Office.
Printers whc are authorized TO publish the laws
Of the Uni,ed States, will publish the above once
week till the first Of May next, and sent their bills
to the General Land Office for payment.
August g. sawtfM.
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YALUABLE EARN.

TIRE subscriber offers for sale, his Farm situated
i ia Asiddlc,own, about one mile and a bait fro0
the hoase in Newport. Said Fsrfn contains a.
Lout 60 acres Of land with Crra quantity Of excel
icnt fruit trees Of all knds-ioge,hcr with she build
ings thereon standing. For other information IN
qv,re of ALANsON PEChhhM.
h;;ldIetova. Fsb IL 1878
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II Ssry oalaa5ls Farm,
HOR SALE,

The subscriber offers 10 sell his Farm, lcai'ed
the Fo,hering place farm,) on Point judith, "a
South. .Kingstown. containing about 400 acres OF
most cxcellant land, more than 200 Of which IS IN
Point Ju6h pond. II has the most extensive shore
Of any farm adjoining the pond. and by far tho
most and best drawing piece ior bass. ale wives
pesrch, kc. Of any other. VIII be sold veryress-
onably and the terms viii be easy.
Norwich, Con. May s. 1918. su1
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JOB r. TOWNSEND,

u EsPEcTFULLY informs the public and his
N custoners, that the Cabinet-at~kinR BUSINESS
viii be carried on at Lis oid Stand No = AiiII-srect
where is ON hand furniture Of all descriptions All
Avors in his line win be gratefully received and at
tended 70 by calling st the chop. or on James lowa.
send, at the head OF Bannis,er's wharf.
FOR SALE,
1900 feet Mahogany boards. 1000 n do. Cherry
Apply ss above. sf Newport, Msrch IS
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AN ACT, to authoiz.- the payment of Coz
tain cerllGcates.


BE H enacted by he Srnafe and Eogse c1
Reiiresentoaves IF ne United Ssaies J .s,ae
RIGA, in Congress assembled. Tlst so much q
an act, entitled, AN act making further provisict
for the support Of public credit and for the redsu
tion OF the public debt" passed the third ds,
March, one thousand hundred sbd nirety .i,e|
and SO much Of The act, entitled, An act respecting
lean tf6ce alld hnal settlement certificates, inocn,d
OF interest, ana the untuEdcd and registered dst;|
credited on the books Of the Treasury passed tld
twelfth day of juno, one thsustnG seven hundred
and ninety eight, bars from settlement snu sliow
ance, certificates commonly cal.eG loan efics and
final settlement certificates, ard inden,s Of irse,ss
be, and the same is hereby suspended for the te; ~;
OF wo years, !cm and after tho passing of this act
notification OF which temporary susr ebson OF ,hs
act Of limitation shall be published by the secrs,a
~ OF the Treasury, for the information Of the hold
era of said certificates, in one or more OF The Pub
lie papera in each Of the United STATS.
Sec g. Ind be is further e'acfed, That all certr
6caiee, commonly called loan .Aice certificates
counter signed by The loan officers Of the states rec
pectively final settlements certificates. and indsnu
Of interest, which at the time Of psssing ,hiA .ss
Treasury. and upon the same being liquids,,d .,
adjusted. shall be paid 10 the respective holders q.
the ssme with in,c, est, st SIX percent fitu the Gs.s
Of the last payment OF interest, as endorsed cn said
certificates.
Sec Rad &c /. .fsvler enacted, Thst. fy- Gerry.
ing ths act into effect, the sum OF eighty ;houssId
dollars be appropriated, GU, Of any nohSss IN the
Treasury not otherwise spprorrl,'.Sx y,
Speaker Of The houee Of Representatives.
JOHN CAlLLhRD,
President Of the Scna.es pro-temrcrc.
April i3. 1siS.-Approved,
rM.131 JAMES MONROE.
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BY the President Of she United Stales

yxyHEREAS by an act of Congress psssed on the
" 26th Of March, 1904 entitled /" An act max
ing provision r the disposal OF the public lands in
the Indiana Territory. and for other purposes and
an act passed the So day of March, 1905. enti-
titled An act supplementary to the act, entitled
act making provision for the disposal Of the pub.
lie lands IN the Indiana Territory" act pssscd
on the 25h Of April, 1903, entitled act supple
mental TO an act regulating the grants OF lands in
the Territory OF kl'chig.n," the President OF the
land district OF Detroit, TO be offered for sale when
surveyedi and whereas part Of the said lands have
been sui veyed:
Therefore l, JAMES MoNKoE, Presden, u the
United States, in conformity with the said acts. do
hereby declare and make known, that public sales
tor the disposal (sgseeabiy 70 law) OF the said,
lands shall be held al Detroit, In Michigan Terrific.
Wy, viz;
On The frs, Monday in July next, for the lands
contained III he ranges 9, ~, IL. IL and l3, south
OF The base line the FIRST Monday OF September
next, fer the lands onained in ranges Is, Ia, Is,
10 and ~ north Of the base line and on the first
Monday in November next, for the lands contained
in rsges 3, TO- IL and ~, north Of the base line,
excepting such lands as are or may be reserved in
said district. by law for the sspport Of scbosls aud
foe other purposes. The sses shall continue open
tor two weeks and no logger and shall commence
with the frsi section Of the lowest number OF town
ships and ranges. and proceed in regular numerical
order
Given under my hand at the City Of Washington,
the thnty first day oil March, one thousand
JAMES MONROE.
by the President, JOSIAH MEiGs,
Commissioners Of the General Land Office.
publish the laws Of the United States. Will insert
the abpvc once a wccE till October next. and send
their oo 30 the General Land Office for payment.
April % 29w
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Hoeshead Hoops Wanfrh.
CAsu and the highest price viii be siven for y
~ few thousand of Ers; gssifs while Oak 4 W al
nut Hoops, by applying 10 this oaiee.
Aug S. 1878.
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By Me President gf kie U.s.otntcs.

Dy kic fyeS'dtnf ~ tfc C.aotnICS.
(xTHEnEAs, by an act Of Congress, passed on
w the l7sh oil February, 1916 eniiiisd {" an ac-
making provision for the estabiishmcn, Of addition.
al Land Office. in the Territory of Missouri. TIE
Prcs'dcn, of the Uoi,cd States is authorised Gi-
rect the public lands which have been surveyed in
said territory, to be.oi.red for sale
Therefore, j. JAMBs Monroe, President OF the
United States. do hereby declare and make known,
that public sales for the disposal (agfee able TO Law
of certain lands in The territory Of Missouri, shah
be held as follows, viz. AZ ~ Louis, in the said
territory, the first Monday in August, October,
Dcce mber. February and April next, and three
weeks after each Of the said days, for the sale OF
lands 10 The land district OF st. Louis Thirty town
shps shall be ohered st each sale commencing With
the most eastern ranges vest Of the ith principal
meridian line, and proceeding westerly
Al the Scar Of Justice fer Uo~ard Couny, in the
said Territory, on the first Monday in september
and November next, and three weeks after each Of
said days. for the sale of iands in the land district
Of Howard Ccpaiy. Thirty townships shall be Of.
fered at each sale The first to be in square form,
and to include the OF justice Of The said ooun-
ty, ~ nearly in the centre the situation Of the
surveys will admit and the second immc dieiy east
Of the first. and in the same form, excepting from
sale in each district, the lands which have been
may be reserved by law for other purposes.
Given under my hand, at the city Of Washington.
the thir.icth day Of April. one thousand eight
hundred and eighteen. JAMES MoNRoH
by the President
JOSIAH METGs
Commissioners Of the General Land Ofkce
G Printers of Newspapers who are authorized
to publish the Laws of the Unted States, will insert
the above once week till April next and send their
bills TO the General Land Office for payment.
Jr A map Of the above Lands may be hsd (Pre.
vious to the saIes) at the General Land cfce, and
at the land of1ces in the Missouri Territory. The
Map is now engraving for JOHN GARDINER.
CM.l31 Chief Clerk. General Land Office
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MoNTGoMERY's RETuRs

--;Ez:-~
MONTGOMERY'S RETURN.
Suggested by the removal Of the remains OF
that meritorious, but on6orunate, oliicer,
from Quebec. were they had reposed ~
years, 70 New York, for reiGtsrment IN ST.
PAuI's Church.
Mournfully over the biIlows Of blue,
At evening the murmurs Of sorrowing came.
Proudly the banacrs Of liberty few.
And the wespers repeated the ever dear name,
Montgomery's name, Montgomery's name.
He fcli in the h.wer Of his life and his fame.
ssy, did he come in his spIendor and pride.
yfis sword clad with glory, and joyous bis plume
Qnickiy oh quickly the conabstant died,
Nv The walls of the despot lac met with his do0ms
Montgomery fell in his splendor and bloom,
And sfter long years he hath come from his tomb
Sing, for he comes without courser or spear,
No light in bis eye, and no pride on his crest.
AIourn far the weapcrs are strcwng his bier
The powef and skll Of his arm are opprest,
Cold Is the heart that once beat in bis breast,
And his country are hearing him home to his rest.
Long has ne slept In the soil whore he fell,
And Joyous, though late, is wsrrior'e return,
Alas that 20 long with the foe lie should dwell
but his country have fashioned nsstcd urn.
For the man who was foremost the despot to spur,
Where the lamp Of his glory forever shall burn
Ak
Frou the Bosfon Pasrist and Daily Chronicle
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,

M Norieei is hereby given,
THAT the several acts Of limitation
Il heretofore passed, and which barred the ...s.
snIe and settlement Of certsin evidences Of publ
debt have been suspended fer two years. by az ac
passed the 18th of April, 1914. Of which the foiloS
ing is copy. WM II. CRAwFsRD. !.
Sscretary Of The Treasury.
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THE EXILE.
On St. Ifelena's desert isle,
A captive lives, the warrior chief;
Ills fate excites tue cowxrd's smile,
But fills the soldiers heart with grief.
I've seen him in the fight engaged.
Like Hector dealing death around;
And where the thickest battle rag'd,
There the undauntcd chief was found.
I've seen him wien the fight was DER;
Seen vsnqushd kings for pity kneel'
Seq, him their CONQUERED lands restores
And mercy sheath the warriors steel
But now their letters bold him down.
His breast 10 bare, his sword is brokeI
And each who owes to him crownf
Aims at his heart q deadly strokc.
q, base Iagratitude thy sting
Can deeper. deadlicr poisons dart
Then all the evils life can bring
Besidc--to wound the noble heart.
They've sunk the royal warriors fame
They hate him hut they dare not kill.
All Europe trembIes at his nsme
a hon ceged'sn lion s,iu!!
Should war convulsc the world again,
And fate his heavy shsckles break,
His thunders on the battle plain,
Would make all Europe's monarchs quake
if once again ON Oallia's shore
He trcais, and heads hsr gallant band,
He'll never 70 an exile more
iiis tofhS will grace the Gallic land
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q sosiSfaeserv 0ssnssr, ~ txsse66s.