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TRAITS OF INDIAN CHARACTER.

Ecnacl from work, entitled, "A Star in me
WeSs, by Ehas BoudinOs, Ill. ID.
Mr.. Bertram says, while he was az
Attasso in the Creek nation, on Sab
bath day, he obtained great solemnity
in the town, and remarkable silence
and retiredness of the red inhabitants.
Few Of them were to be seen; ; the doors
of their dwellings, were shut; and ii a
child Glanced to stray out, it was quick
ly drawn in doors again. He asked the
meaning OF this, and was Immediately
answered, that It being the white peoples
Sabbath, the Indians kept it religiously
sacred to the Great Spirit.
The writer Of this being present on
the Lords day, at the worship of seven
different nations, who happened (accidcn-
tally) to be at the Seat of Government
together, he was pleased to see their o.
derly conduct They were addressed
by an old Sachem apparently with great
energy and address. An interpreter be.
ing present, be asked him 10 explain
what the speaker had said. The inter-
prefer answered, that the substance of
what he delivered was a warm represent
alton to his audience of the love the
Great Spirit bad always manifested to-
wards the Indians, more than TO any 9TH
er people that they were, in special
manner, under his government and di-
rection; that it was, therefore, the best
return they could make for SO much
goodness, gratefully to acknowledge hls
favours, and to be obedient to his laws
Ito do his will, and 10 avoid every thing
that was evil, and Of course displt aAng
to him.
Just before the service began, the wri-
ter OF this observed an Indian Standing
at the window Of the interpreter. looking
INTO small field adjoining the house,
where a great many white child~n were
playing with the Indian children, and
making considerable noise. The inter.
prefer answered him with great apparent
interest. On being asked the subject Of
their conversation, he said, the Indian
was lamcntIng the sad state o! those white
children, whom he called poor, destitute
orphans. The interpreter asked him
why ne thought them orphans, for he be-
lieved 1t was not true. The Indians,
with great e'rnestness, replieo, is not
this the day, on which, you told nc, the
white people worshppcd the Great Spir-
i? II so surely these children, if they
had parents, or any persons to take care
OF them, would not be suffered to be out
there, playing and making such noise!
No! no! they haOe LOST their fathers
and Their mothers, aMG hape 70 one 10
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~m~ NEW ADVERTISEMENT.

w HEN a cure for dollar, at most for two
w dollars, can be obtaaed tor a cough, cot, ,
asthma. difficulty Of breathing. tighlncss Of the
chest, wheczi6g, pain in the side, spntng OF blood,
q strained stomach, &c. must it rot be a matter al
surprze that we see lhe obituary daily sweiled with
deaths occ casoned principally by coids On eH aTer
age az least
az" One Hundred u Fifiy Thousand Persons
die annually of consumption, originating principally
from taking cold commencing with cough, then Iii
Guilty Of breathing snd pain in the side, at length
the lungs become Affected, consumption ensues, and
death closes the scene. Alas too often does pre-
judicc. by listening 20 some ard adopting tie opin.
ION OF others, prevail thereby preventing Trial OF
such medicines IS might afford relief. under the
idea that relief Gait be obtained. Scarce case
occurs but may be relieved BY the timely appica.
ton of
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CUNDALL'S MlLLS-Por7su7oufh
Il neVcr;jailing Sbring /!
THE subscribers respectfully inform the

THE subscribers respectfully inform the public,
that they carry on the Wool Manufacturing
business in all its branches--,hat ,h,ir machines
sre now in complete r,psir--,heir long experience
will therefore enable The perform all the brsn.
ches OF Cordiug. spinning, Weaving. Coloriug and
Finishing, all the various kind Of W oolen Goods .in
point oi colour and 6nish equal if not superior 10
any establishment in this county They guarantee
complete ell orders in their line, spe, dily end
on as reasonable terms as ~ any establishment on
this Island CLARKE s. GElNNELL.
NIB, The following persons will receive ~. ,r-
tclcs intended for their msnufac,ory Jon sHss.
HAN, Of Ne~porl--SAsroap ALMy, Of Lite
Cnmpton--prLEo CoREv, of Tivertou- and VIII
LIAM PrAasE, Bris,ol-Fcrry
They have constantly on hand at wholesale aid
retail Sa,innets, Plains, Cassimetes, Fannels, &c
which they determine ed 20 SCI. at model ate prices
Newport, April 20.
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FRESH FLOUR.

Jgss yeeeived, and for sale on Cardner's
wharf.
SO bbls. fresh supc.fEe Alexandria
FLOUR.
.7iso. qosniy Of BRICK, suitable Tor side.
wasks-APpiy 10 JOAN B. LYON.
Newport, sept. g.
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EOR SdLL.

run OHLL,
DEW No "a, in the Rev. Mr. ELToS's Meeting.
L House.
.i'so- Military Equipments, suitable for fed o.-
fcer, Apply 10 Wa. JAMES TiLLEY.
Newport. sept 3, 1919
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MiSCELLAN EOUS ARTICLES.
The JcHogoinS recipe is saiG 70 be speedy
and ,Dectgal cure for the Dyscnfcry.


The JcHogoirg recipe is said 70 be a sheedy
and ,BccnRal cure fer the Dysenfery.
Take one pint OF god vinegar, and hall
pound OF ioai suga', and simmer them TO.
ge'hcr convenient time IN a nesoier vessel,
with hepfer cover. Let lhe patient dunk
OF this, during the day, small quantity at a
time, either clear, or accom- modaied 10 the
palate by diuttng /, with water.
The person who FIRST made use Of This
prescription was restored to periec, health in
one day, and Afterwards recovered his strength
with apidiiy that astonshed both hinseif
and friends. Many persons of the Efsi re-
apecIaeiiMy have since been relieved from tho
3 ea,est dlsuess and weakness, 10 which this
complaint Dad reduced them, and cured in the
same astonishing mannor. This simple rem
cdy, so potent in its effects, is reWsrkaby
pieassut 10 the taste, ,pore Agreeable than lem
onede' and, or being swallowed, seems to
reach the scat OF the disease with the velocity
OF electricity.
C.r- for ne Gout--Thc best cure for the
Gou, is TO apply leck ponllice 10 the part
Numerous instances OF iis efficacy,
in this painful disorder, have recently occur
red. It's culture should be cherished as a
medicine oil incstimablo value.
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Lemuel w. Briggs. Brin'l; Hercules wli'ney, }.
" Mason, Prs-idsrrs, Dyer and iowes. u sndhasi !:
Gsenc. Nes. Lordon Isaac ID. Buii, Hdruord and
most Druggists, book sellers and post masters hro'
out the Un,-,l States where m-y lie had oil these
;xsfr es'eemss and Jg.h obprer,d "Medicines,
prspared 81 Wv. r. Conway"
D>c. 3. 1917. Cy)
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House Cdgpenrers, Mascrs and Back
smi,h Hancd.
yNANrEO three House Carpenters. two Mssons
w AMI ole Blacksmith, to 60 to the Island of
Cubs. work Cor ,he OF 10 years. Tor which
generous wages win bc paid. None need appIy
wi,hou, producing good recommendation nor viii
any bat youn,. men be employed.
Apply 10 the Subscriber, Bristol. RI
BYRON OMAN.
p'is,ci, Aug 5ls, 1919. rsep, y
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AZ HEN cure for one dollar, or at most for two
w dollars, can be obtained for cough. cod,
,s,hma. difficulty of breathing, t:ghtness OF tile
Asst, wheeling, pain in the side, splitting OF blood,
strained stomach. &C. must il not be matter OF
srprizc that we the obituary daily sweied with
.eaths occasioned principally BY colds On aa aver.
ige at least
q annually Of consumption, originating principally
com taking cold commencing with cough, then diff
uty of breathing aud pain in the side, at length
NC lungs become affected, consumption riisues, and
cath closes the scene Alas too often does pre-
idicc. by listening TO some and adopting the opn-
OF others, prevail thereby preventing trial OF
lea that no relief can be obtained Scarce case
occurs but may be relieved by the timely applica
inn of
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RHoDE.IsLAND REGISTER.

N BE uhscribes having had Il II cootemplsiion
y 81 some time past - publish Reg'sscf o.
his native State, ~hich 10 seknowtedged % Be much
wanted. beys leave 70 snDoupoe that he has made
and is making such arrangements a. 70 ensure rs
compictson ~ period ~ early ~ possible. pfoba-
BY in the course Of four or five months This
State, il u true ID small, when compared with many
Of the others bat correct list OF all her officers,
associations and public institutions 10 certainly on
that account not the iess desirable Il s the ines-
ton of the publisher TO spare pains 10 rcnder the
Rhode leland Hegssfer Interesting possible 10
all. partic usry the citizens OF Providence II IS
intended to contain complete list Of the civil, ju
dicial and military officers of the State, the
ings OF the Genera Assembly, the State and Fed
eral Courtss the Friends, the different Masenc
Lodges shroughom the state, together With lat
OF their officers &c Also, list OF the officers oil
the General Government, Governors OF the States,
municipal officers Of the different towns 10 this
State, complete list Of Banks and Insurance Ofi
ces in the State, with their officers. capitals. and
the discount days OF the former, posttowns and
Post-Mssers in r. island. and the rates of postage
10 the United States, as established by law
In order 10 expedite tie work as fAs, a possible.
1t is respectfully requested of the Town-Clerks OF
the different towns in the State, furnish the pub
Usher, soon they conveniently can. with list
OF the municipal ofhcers Of their respective towns,
The ordained minister's, with the part icuiar demon
ination To which they belong, AtoT Tnes, Ply sicisns
ard Surgeons, the public institutions and associa-
tions, with the date Of their formation, and the pre-
sent presiding officers Of sbc same, for which they
wilt be paid reasonable compensation, il desired
Gentlemen of leisure aud Information would also
much obIigs the subscriber, and enhance the value
of the intended publication, By forwarding sny simi-
lar statements, which Nigh, be interesting 10 our
citizens generally which may be directed TO him
by mall or sent by any other convenient convey
nnce HUGH H. BROWN.
Gazette.Ofice Providence June IL ~ 80
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NIOTlCE is hereby given to the proprietors Of
~ Stock. issued under the convention with
France. Of the S0th Of April 1908, commonly cab
led Lsxisiana Sssck, that, The 2lst Of October,
next ensuing the date thereof further payment
on account Of the principal Of said stock viii be
made, at the rate Of hhy four perceotum on the
remaining moiety. or unredeemed portion thereof;
and that the same will be paid ts the respective
propretors. oe 10 their attorneys duly authorized
on the day before mentioned. AZ the Treasury 10
Washington, or At such Loan Office. on the books
whereof any portion Of said slock may stand
Infovmst;on 10 further givens that the interest
due at the time Of redemption. on such part Of
said stock a is held in Europe. will be paid a.
heretofore IN London and Amsterdam. and that the
interest such part of said stock a. has bcsn do
messicstcd, viii be paid a the ssue time With the
principal. either at the Treasury, or q the Losp
Ofkces a. before roentioned And II h slxo hereby
made known. thst interest on shps portion Of said
Lousisps Stock. iaseuded 10 he redeeoed ~ afore-
said. vill cease and determine on the 2lss day Of
Ostobcr. 1919. WM X CkAWFOUD,
li9~.1 S<eressvy If ne 1sssssy
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UNION FACTORY.

THE subscriber informs his friends and the puS-
lie, that Capt George La1vfon, in 1iverton.
Edrsard ssanhopeand Joseph " Wasssn, an New
port. are the Agents to receive articles intended
for the Onion Factory.
He continues to color and dress Wco)sn Cloths
of all descriptions--to Card Sleeps Wool Of al
grsdes, and to manufacture Plains, Sattipets Coat
ings, Flannels &c Of various colours and ST. hades-
Those who will favor him With their custom in his
inc, may depend on having their work done in the
best manner, and on reasonable terms, ana the
smallest favor will be gratefully acknowledged
JOHN BABLOCK.
Portsmouth,. Feb 10 ISM
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Second Comhfroiicr,s Office

e4.t,.f March 25fh, 1919. !
XXTHEREAS. by the act entitled I" An act rtgn.
iating the payments TO invalid pensioners"
passed the 81 OF the present month, an affidavit of
two surgeons or physicians. as to the continuance
aud rate Of disability OF the several applicants.
must accompany their respective applications for
the FIRST pay ment which shall fall due after the 4th
of March nsri, and at the end Of every two years
thereafler And whereas some misunderstanding
may arise as to the time when the above mentioned
act shalt go into operation SO
: This is to notify all whom il may concern, that,
by the construction given to the said act by the
Second Comptroller Of the Treasury, the before
mentioned sihdaviss (agreeably to the form pub
lished by the Hon. the Secretary Of War, under
date Of the 2Sd inst will be required 70 accompany
the applications for all pensions 10 which they sp
ply, falling due on the Al cay of September next.
-.',+s RICHARD QUITS,
A7--22r. Second Con,ff' ol!sr.
Printers authorised to publish the Laws Of the
United States will insert the above once week I'LL
the lst Of September next
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G. w. PARTRIDGE


cURCEON hENlls5
vTNENDERS his service IN the 'ne OF MS
u profession TO the people IN Newpost
snd its vicinity He would be happy 10 xa's
on them at Mrs. CorTnELL's No. i2c.
Thames-strect, or at their own house, q
more agreeable. lie inserts from s'ogse
natural or ai,iHciaI tooth, 10 aiu'i sct' wiich
will remain beautiful and white ex'Iscss asa
clesnses teo,h in the best manner Indobisa-
Bile proof of the accuracy Of his performance
can be produced by certificates from some ct
the 6rst professional gentlemen 10 ionrec;i-
Gu, and Providence. June Esd, 1919.
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DIR. RELIES
.AS7HMdTIC PILLS.

IA proef Of which The foiiowing intsresG'g eares
are submitted to public pcrusal
Eys M, STETSON, t.e
OF Hanover, was 9 years afflicted with violent
difficulty Of breathing. and wholly INCAPABLE of at
tending business, after having tried in vain all other
medicines, was cured and hs health perfectly res.
,ored by 2 boxes of these pills
Us AN ELDERLY LADY, M
Her daughter and grand daughter, of Boston.
Guilty of breathing, were all Of them cured and re.
stored to perfect health by Z boxes.
yudee -------, OF Salem, had been many years Sc
vereiy afflicted with violent cough and difficulty
Of breathing, was cured by boxes his sleep vas
restored on the seccndnight, which had been brok-
a Lady Of Bgsfon . turned Of so, was severely
afflicted with cough pain in the side. at times spit,
ting OF blood, could not lie down in her bed for
years. could not sleep but at short intervals. was re
stored to perfect health on taking 5 boxes.
These Pills give instant eaac in AL coughs, colds,
as,hmas, difficulty of breathing, wheezipg. tight.
ness of the chest, strained stomach, consumption,
pain in the side, splitting of blood, chlInexs and
shverings the forcrunners OF malignant fevers, &c
common colds ace removed in few hours, the aged
will experience relief equally agreeable and instant,
aneous even when the lungs are affected CT .5sk
for d. Relies As,hmatic Pills" One Sor esmtain.
ing ~ piiis squentiy efsets cure TO prevent sn-
position, the outside printed wrapper is signed Nv.
+ Conway Observe fhis as yen vaiue health Pre-
pared aud sold Wholesale by the sole proprietor,
w II Conway, chemist, No. 4. Bumstesd Place,
SAMUEL. w. WILSON, 6raxxi.r,
No. ITO, Thsmes-streets Newport,
$50, By
Lemuel w, Briggs, Bris'sis Hercules Whitney,
j. II. Mason, Precedence; Dyer 4 Howcs, Hssdhass,
Greene, Men Lenf4r Isaac ID Hull. Hartford, and
most druggists, book sellers and post.nssters thro'
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l,y ne lreslaent q me U. alalcs.

Dy fne IreSldtnt ~ me u. lS11leS.
IA, HEREAs, by an act Of ConRfess, passed on
w The third of March, 1915. entitled An act
to provide for the asccrtsniag and surveying Of
the boundary lines fixed bv the treaty with the
Creek Indians. and for other purposes" the Presi
dent OF the United States is authorized 10 cause
the lands acquired by the said treaty to be offered
for SALE when surveyed:
Therefore, /. JAMES Monroe, President Of the
United States, do hereby declare and make known,
that public sales for the disposal (sgreeabe to law)
OF certain lands in the territory Of Alabama, shall
be held At Huntsville, in said territory, follows
On the first Monday in July next, for the sale OF
townships 9, 10, IL, ~, l3 and IA. in ranges and
2. west-9 10, H. IL, 13 and ii. in range east
g. IL, 10 and ii, in range Q, east--12 and 10, in
range 3, east-il, IL and 13, in range A, east
On the FIRST Monday in September. Tor the sale o'
townships and 10, in range 3, west-9, 10, III, IL,
l3, IA, i5 10. IL, IL. 70, 20 and II, in ranges
and s, wsst.
townships, 9, 10 and II, in raDges and 2, west--
and 10, in range 8, west--9, 10 and IL, in range
9, ~es,-9 10, III and IL, in range 10, west-9, 10.
III, IL and l3. in range III, west9, 10, III, IL, ~
and ID. in range IL, west
On the first Monday in January, 1920, for the
sale Of townships g. 10, H. IL, Is and IA in ranges
l3 and IL, west-l0, IL, ", I3 and IA. in rsrge
Is, west--il. IL, Is aud ID, in range Is, west-l2
and l3, in range IL, west.
And sales shall be held at Cahaba, in the said
territory, on the f,st Monday in August mt 1t. for
the sale Of townships 9. 10, IL, IL. 49, IA and s. in
range So, 10, IL, ~. Is, Is and l6, in range o.
H. in range 7--l0 and IL. in range S--8, 9 10 and
II, in ranges 10 and ll9, 10 anc IL, in range IL.
Excepting such lands have been, or shall be- re-
served according to law, for the use Of schools
and for other purposes Each sale shall continue
open fer two weeks and no longer, and shall com
mcnce with The lowest number of section, townshp,
and range. and proceed in regular numerical order
Given ander my hand, at the city Of Washington,
this twentieth day OF March, one thousand eight
hundred and nineteen. JAMES MONROE.
BY the President. JOSIAH MEIGS
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
or Printers of Newspapers who are authorized
to publishthe Laws Of the United States, will insert
the above aweek ill tho first Of January
Anri NJ
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Floar, Tea, MolaJ5es, &c.

For Sale, ON GardneT's wharf.
SO bbIs. /resh Aexapd,ia FiuuE, eih
20 hhds. Nsy Crop Molasses, first quality,
i50 bbls ship B,ead,
500 bushels II l. Corn.
100 quintais Grand Bank Goldfish,
100 bbls new McDhsden fish,
200 fish bbls, so kegs crackers.
20 gin cases, Honey in ueroes and de ijohns,
N. T.. Rum, by hhds. or barrels,
Connecticut Gin BY the bbl, s
Mess and prime Polk, Bacon and Lard,
shoveIs. spadcs, Coffee Mills and Axes,
Fishing Lines, all sizes
.dLS0.--A constant supply OF Duponts Powder.
.herent grains-a and Patent cut Mails assorted.
pply TO M JOHN b LYON.
Ma, 26 1919
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UNION HOTEL.
John COOK.

Informs fAe ltu6ae in general u his friends az
farututor.
THAT he has taken the noted House OF Cot
Ja,nss Pesry's, No. 100. Thaines.street, lately
improved by Mr.. DowE as Public House, and
which he proposes TO accommodate Ladies anc
Ccntleren who ma, do him the honor to cali upon
him, with the best fare the market may afford - No
exertions shall be wanting to crafty and oblge =
The best Of Liquors will be ready Mt command, and
good keeping OF Horses constantly provided.
UJrA few steady Borders (ladies and gentIemeD,t
can be accommodated in The best manner.
Newport July
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CUNDALL'S MILLS--Pxotsn7out..
II nccer-failing Spring !,

Auc0er-failing Spring
THE subscribers respectfully inform the public.
business in all its branches--that their machines
are now in complete repair-,heir long experience
will therefore enable them TO perform all the bran
ches Of Cording, Spinning, Weaving, Coloring ard
Finishing, all the various kind Of Wooen Goods. in
point Of colour and finish. equal Il not superior TO
to complete all orders in their line, as speedily and
on as Reasonable terms as at any establishment oa
this Island. CLARKE & GRlNNEEL.
NJ b. The following persons will receive sIsas-
ticies Intended for their mandatory :--Jos Sass-
MAN, Of Newport-sAsroap ALMv, Of LittIe.
Compton-PBLEc ConRY. of Tiverton-- and Wit.
LIAM PsARsR, Bristol.Ferry
They have constantly on hand at wholesale ana
retail Satinnets. Plains, Cassimeres, FIsnnels &c.
which they determined to sell II moderate prices.
Newport. April co. -. .,s' n - s,t
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srrr--rs----z-<---
fI'he following was written and published ~ q
- period q our rltcvolulionary War tis sepublisn
ed NJ this time, by request Of several of ou
gyod old frieRds, who helped 70 bear the heat
and bur'hen Of that tremendous coniiet
Ed Repubican
TIE AMERICAN HERos
't sArrnIcK ODE.
WHY should vain mortas ,remble ar the sight u
Death and destruction 10 the field OF battle,
Where blood aud carnage cIothe the ground y.
crimsons
Sounding with death-groans
Death will invade as by the means appointed,
And we must all bow to the king of Terrors
Nor am snxous, il i am prepared,
Whist shape he comes in
Iniaite goodness teaches US submission,
Bids us be quiet under al his dealings, 4
Never repining, bat forever praisng
God our Creator.
We'll may we praise him--aII his ways are pcrfec'
Though resplepdcocc. infinitely glowing.
Dazzes in glory 90 the sight Of mcr,aIs.
Struck blind by lustre
Good 10 JtuovAm in hestowing sunshine,
Nor less his goodness in the stoim and thunder 1
Mersies and judgments both proceed from kindness.
Infinite kindness
o then exut, that God forever reignetb
Clouds, which around him hinder our perception,
Bmd us the stronger TO exalt his name, and
shout louder praises!
Then 70 the wisdom Of my Lord and Master,
J will commit all that have or wish for
swcety as babes secp viii give my Life up
When cslpd to yield il
Now, Mare, dare thee, clad in smoky pillars
A.
hattling In grape-shot, like storm of hai's,ones
Torturing EIber
Up the bleak heavens let the spreading flames ri,
Breaking like lEtna through the smoky columns.
low'rhg like Egypt DER the falling city
WantonIy burnt down
Where all their hearts quick paIpatate for havosk
Let slip your blood hounds, named the British lyon
Danntiess as death stares nirnble as the whirwiod
Dreadful Us Demons
Let oceans watt on Al, your floating castles;
rraught with destruction, horrible 10 nature
Then, with your sails 6ll'd by stofmof vengeanc
Bear down to battle
From the dire cavers made by ghostly Miners.
Let the explosion, dreadful as volcanoes,
Heave tho broad town, with all its wealth and pcop
Quick to destruction
Still shall the banner Of the King OF Heaven
Never advance where I'm aft aid to follow
While that precedes me with an open bosom,
War, l defy thee
y Fame and dear Freedom swe me ON to Battle,
While fell despot, grmer thsna Dcsth's-H Head,
6sings me with serpents. hercer than Medusas,
Fas3 To the encounter
Life, for my country and the cause sfFreedom,
n but trifle for worm 10 part wh
B And II preserved IN so great contest,
e. Life is redoobled