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Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-11-23
umbrellas. These cost from is TO 80 dol.

IxnfU ssHseS-uUTu ttUteS--11dT0 ll7neS.
At this moment heard noise behind
me like that made by a poney gathering
over pavemeuts. Looking round, / saw
at least dozen Dandies, with ligh.heeled
boots, well secured with steel or iron
wide pantaloons of the very tip top ,issime
siyle--narrow coats and corsets, SO ar
ranged that they resemhled wasps--great-
coats of plaid or broadcloth, with null
titude OF capes--crayats extending beyond
the brims Of the most dandissime hats
and watch chains sparkling with gems and
crystals. Thinks to myself
Hard times Hard times, Hard times.
Almost absorbed in these reflections,
was nigh being run over by horse and
gig, which cost at least 600 dollars. The
driver was trying 10 put his horse up to-
the speed of fourteen miles an hour upon
a trot, ala-modc New-York. / yollnta
rily exclaimed as fled from this scene,
Monstrous Hard Times.
At a jewellers shop some young ladies
were just putting into their reticates,
which by the way cost about five dollars
each--N. B. My grandmother used to
wear pockets that we're made out of half
a yard Of linen check )--some ear rings Of
topaz set in gold-(tb sane grandmother
used to wear brass earrings )--of The price
Of s dollars each, and two or three bosom
pins, Of the same brilliant appearance
A door or two beyond, there were at least
half dozen bellies purchasing at a La
dies Shoe-maker's some very beautiful
kid boots, with tassals, buckles. &c. Di-
rectly opposite, highly decorated shop
attracted my notice. / attempted to take
peep into the door, bit The one-horse
wagons and gigs filled up the passage.
1t was mil!iner's shop, crowded with
ladies, bonnets, hats, feathers, & believe
they are called planes ii these times, J
ribbons, laces, &c. &c. Ban,boxes were
as thick as cocks Of hay ID a meadow, in
July. Oh dear, said I,
THAT dreadful Hard Times.
But there was one scene presented, with
which cannot indulge any humour.-
There are 10 this city, lastly respected
for several elegant and costly churches
devoted to public Worship. and for much
attention to religion and poFaIs, from 5
to 20 grog shops or tipp aouses, open
at all hours from daylight ia the morning
10 IL o'clock at night. In passing these
1haunts of vice, who that is not stupid
does not see written in legible characters !;
The way to hell leading down to the
chambers of DEATH" To these houses We
are obliged to see, from time to time, those
who are preparing for the poor-house, the
| jail, and Newgate. To these scenes of
drunkenness, wives can trace the loss Of
husbands, parents the loss of children,
masters and guardians the loss Of appren-
tees and wards, and society the loss OF
many useful members. Here, property is
uaudered-morals are corrupted-and
intoxication openly INDUCED. Here too,
the youth is reduced to certain and dread
full destruction, and the old man grows
worse aud worse. Surely, said /.
The Times are hard, Uery hard.
A CITIZEN.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-11-23
IRON AND BRASS
lRDUGNlDRYo

ENyHE subscriber, having enlarged his
FURNACE, viii make any kind
of IRON CASTINGS not exceeding
800 lbs. weight.
Also, BRASS, COPPER, and COM
POSITION CASTINGS, of any weight
at short notice.
THOMAS p. WALW ORTIZ
II Els. Tom, May II, 1919.
N. B. 100 sett WAGON BOXES,
nf superior quality, for sale cheap.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-11-23
BRAZIL.

bhALiks.
Extract from Breckenridge Voyage to South
America.
The emigrant from almost any coun.
try in Europe, ia moderate circumstances.
would better his fortune by removing 10
Brazil. But the American, educated in
the ideas of government SO different
from those which fit man to live under
monarchy, would find himself exposed TO
many vexations. An American who has
been accustomed to liberty apparently
without control, who knows not what it is
TO be eternally hedged with bayonets, or to
meet at every step with the display OF
military power, would find his situation
extremely irksome. The frowus Of
naughty lordings, the abuses aud oppres-
sions practised by persons, dressed in a
little g brief authority" must either keep
his mind continually disturbed, or break
down bis spirit. There are so many re-
strsints on personal liberty, and SO many
naked swords to enforce them, that he
feels repugnance TO take single step,
through fear Of having his pride wounded
by some insoIent mercenary wretch, who
thinks himself privileged to be tyrant
Those who are infinitely acquainted with
the ways of the country, may possibly
steer clear Of the like notifications, TO
which the stranger must inevitably be
exposed. How different from this is our
country, where the coersive power of
the government is SO studiously conceal
ed, and where the laws and the force Of
public opinion, are infinitely more pow
erful than all the bayonets Of despotism !!
The stranger who lands on our happy
soil, carries within his own breast the
guide of his actions-a guide which will
enable him with confidence to avoid Civ
ing offence, or incur dispIeasure, by fol
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-11-23

SHAWL MANUFACTURE IN CABAUL;
A country separated from India by vast
chain Of mountains.
GA shop, shed or hut, has generally
three working people; and remarkably
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-11-23

We are not commonly SO much dis.
pleased with The opinions of other men,
which we believe to be erroneous. as we
are with the passionate, presumptuous.
naughty and obstinate manner in which
such opinions are too often maintained.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-11-23

Reflected Happinsss.--No object is
more pleasing to the eye, than the sight of
a man you have obliged nor any music
so agreeable to the ear, as the voice Of
one that owns you for his beneiactor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-07
James RipeJ. Land tJ,. ,N'gTe

WE subscribers wish to dispose of tract of LAND
- Ning III TIE county ut Fovbatln, James river,
atput2l miles above Richmond and in the ncighbor,
MOOD OF several manufacturing mills This tract con.
rams by late survey 3G5i third Of which is
wei tinb.red tue cleared land Of prime quality CLAW
ionndaOn, aud may be greatly improved by the use OF
plaster and clover is we'll adapted the culture of
tnbacco cor wheat aud other kinds of produce raised
~ ths part OF the state It is thought unnecessary to
give any fnrther description, presumue persons dis
po'eu |" purchase VIII view the land, which will be
shown by Sir. W. WILSON who resides OIL the place
The above tract of Land will be Offered at public sale
aPowbatan Courthnuss, on IhErsGay the 18TH doy Of
oeptenber wear, under the management of w. c. * a;
CLaitkE.... rerns one half cash. the balance in tive
equal payments AT nine aud eighteen months To be Sc.
cured by deed Of trust al the land.
July 30. 2l..tds pULL/51TG
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-07
VaIuaLie Potomac La,,a ~, Sale.

Valuable IOtJadc LaJ,a fcr Sale.
~ the second Wednesday ia September near, viii
~ be publicly offered fofsaie, that valuable FARM
wnieh beDnged to The late Muscoe q. Hunter csTieS
4uOHm f>teGsdhH lts 10 the county of westHoi eand
te" mts below Nouiiny ferry, aud on the Macbodoc.
IL contains about 1880 acres lays we'll has good aud
convenient landings and we believe its iertli, eqHa
10 any IN tue county. Any person who desires TO pnr
chase land ON the Potomac, can hardly 6nu place n
all respects more desirable N will be sold tue
misses, ON the authority aud terms directed by
OF Tue Superior Court OF Chancery holden In
oi fredericksburg. COPY of which is subjoiued.
JOHN NJ. GARNET,
JAMES NJ. GaRNErI.
WILLIAM GARNErr,
Virginia: ~ S1yerior Court Of Ck0n6erg h0IieH
~ The form 81 Fredericksburg ,oM The Sd aayo) Nay
1919:
BAPARrE-Grzce Fenton Hunter widow ofMuscne Gar
nett Hunter, deceased, aud Edgar Malcolm Hunter
and Grace ttnton Hunter, infant cbidreI the sad
anscoe &. by the said Grace fenlon The eiue their
mother and friend.
On conside alton of the papefs formerly read and
the report OF William 7. Brooke. Thomas Mathews
Paul Micou, and Thomas Pitts, made suat 10 the
ORDER OF the 2ltb day of APRIL 1919, the cont being of
opinion that II viii promote the interest OF the infant
petitioners To sell the entire of land IN the pro-
cseogs aud the said mentioned der aud
decree that John ~. Gatnett, James Huuier Jamrs AZ
oathe't aud lillian Garnett be, they hereby are
appointed commissioners, any three Of whom may
act, To contract ia Writing on the behalf of tile infant
petitioners IN conjunction with Ike petitioner
Grace Frhton Hunter the elder, for the sale Of the
saiI tract Sof land for the best price thai can he
hai upon the terms of enc third Of the purchase mo-
hey 1" nc paid down when posses sion shall, be deli
iveied to the purchaser, and the residue Of the pur
IhSse hcseyto he paid IN two equal annual insaimerts
secured ny lieu ON the property but such contract
mol I" be mai unless approved OF ny the court..
ana me said commissioners, such of iheu as may
ACT are drecc5to report their proceedings herein fol
Tue further order of the court.
Julyi3. 10 wIss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-07

eepi GA r&hscTS.Css! oeea3I"Ls-the hMii:toRs upon
on Usoe ia iuda-ane even the Jealousy which limit
co Us itit, tlfaSt eActtrs among tue English er-
ctahis-tbe peunaeiogs adhes to their navigation
lsuia s.iuenenis-a the recent augme of the
thuts uron tobacco bark aud productions of the
Ohit'1 States all tend To confirm tie belief that the
commercial poicl OF England towards this country is
HoESE ebai1c t'lLeG by feelings VI political hostility.
Now lhougD none can assent more readily than We
90 To tie posiGuny tina, rs tor The COR benefit
'Eat SoihGefeial Intercourse ShoUld he nee and
su'Chitu, ytt niS position, which u would be
al "seo ptuhtah,- TOR cue party alone upon-
winch ma! be ttHs illustrated: G. Britain supplies The u
Stets WI" various manufactures amounting TO nearly
my ninonsofdoliais Annually for which she receives
IL payment snch articles uEy OF produce Us are
ctssiS oi aoNahaS-ouS 10 ter aud refusing all others
oo'lees us l" pay tie balance money by our pro
's on SOni"eiee TO other countries. That's To say
britain may senG here any article whatsoever OF Ter
pfcouce or ranufactuTes-aEd th points ON TO Ms th
altIeS ~ WHICH only she will take her nay. This GER
tdN IS oHe.siced Bargain so il is but ON the
ha,uIe o'thiss cannot last. The vane inpor
w,ohs IiOu Siea bftain. within tie last yeai wi,lnOt
OF our exports TO Great Britain during that year where
tpeSe 'Iopotatous are to be paid for will he under
'He"fy Wlft9oHS ~ dollars. Where is tie balance To.
coine from Our bread stuffs which would constitute
20 HhRt an iiem, ATE excluded. Something, indeed.
Tiu afs. nom the Proceeds not the MS OF com
msits TO other Parts of kpIope yet, ancr all there
WIN ne great deficiency again will be dm,p-
sheu ny TIE enormous los tir have been sustain
20 ON The sales OF goods but, aer all allow ances
more VIII remain TO pay, than by the Interchange as il
means oipayi ing Where isihe remcdy2 " must NEE,
iestrct"n with tesricIUB &c EngIanc in not take our
"o"' we must moi take her broad cloIb
10 ea' Dt'',T bread ourselves, and fewer Coats
bu We have already eNtendeu this subject beyond our
minus, and must ihtIelOi. break off, TO return to il a,
futule day.n - -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-07
from the Norfolk Herald, Augasi 25.l

-, VI lHE SPANISH IREAIN.
We are indebted 10 q gentleman of this
town tor the following Interesting extract of a
letter from his correspondent at Gibraltar,
dated ''
Gibraltar. JRlyS, 1919.
The return Of The Ho,net TO the United
'!a'es, Wah0mt me Ircdfg, after so long "a stay.
VIII, no doubt, set YOU ALI on calculations
abont war orpeace. l wish il was in my pow
er 10 set You right on either side OF the Gues-
ton. But the political conduct of Spain is sd
vatlanie ana eqniVocai, that amy certain con-
ciusionS are not 10 be made from her acts 1t
is very manifest that she does not mean 10
ta'iiy INC treaty until the expiration of the
lime allowed her, Goth Aug )and il were TO he
WINneu mat any certainty existed that il would
he ratified at that time
IL is not believed. by the best informed
That MIR. Forsyth thinks the treaty will be ra :
tiled. commandments and the hon Ia
nathan Russell, who know are in correspon-
dence with him (and Who are both here no,y)
express tiat OPINION, and have gcOd reason
Tor believing thar Mr.. FORSYTH has written tho
commodore TO put himself in The most imno-
sing attitude with his squadron to appear off
Cadiz, or to enter The harbor reuding the pre-.
sent negotiations, aud that he will sail with all
ms totce Tor that quarter in lew DAYS for
that object.
1t is still said that the bauishment Of the
Marquis frnJo UO a miserable village in OM
Cdsiiie) was on account Of his yenchani for the
treaiy-if this be tine, considering tho deIav
that has taken place in the ratification of H.,
treaty, ana The opinion OF the United States.
as lar as we can ascertain il, there can be no
doubt OF the determination Of Spain 10 rpirct
that treaty, II she can find any c0nntenance in
~, or any SUPPORT in the consequence it will
bring upon her.
You may be as well able as we are TO cn.ss
AT The part England is playing in this business
The grand expedition at Cadiz han laieiy
made great progress. but il; seems that The
troops positively refuse 10 embark. Some
th'nS ct an important nainre may comet0Jirbr
soon, and thugs assume new clIarncterv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-07
LoIld iM POwhataM IN xaIe.

INIht 10 FOtvHdfdM for SAFE.
kHE subscriber wishes to di pose of or spo acrrs
Z LAND, lying IN the upper end of the county of
fo"hatan, heiug part Of the tract which he t..
SIDES 1he greater part or the above land is i'm woods
anc some uf II first rails tobacco land. As no one IL is
Presumed WIN purchase without fist viewisg it, far.
ther description is deemed Jun. eessary
Pnvhatan. NAV Ia. .,
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COTTON, AND MANUrACruRts.

The following article, we are persnadrd IS from no
coumvn pen VI exhibits a dspdsSiphats view OF a
gave sSnJfct whilst "e consider important
mASe " TIC Leading article ia our columns this day we
~ "ot lee prepared to lie whole length Of the wr
nnle'ci"l restrictions, when insst successful,
Npsdr ." VS. rs faT as They have been tried he Of
Great ehicacy IheJ are Sitsal, iwo edged aeapo L.
Snd not 4" ba employed with the greatest caution
ihee are emergencies, however, when other RENE.
dy can he applied to existing grievance whether
the present be sUch conjuneufe is question winch
We foreste, Is engage tie attention O: our s,a
tiout S'aesmeu-nay, which we find already employs
iheir pens. [gnt. Jnt
[yaou THE NV YoaK AnXRictS
Among other artIeleo of intelligence furnished by
me Yale ainVds froIS tngIIud that Of more immediate
IMPORTANCE t. the trade ofIne Unied Saes is the al
e'eloh w we rave o. ana iHode Of asceianng, The
dv'J ppon cotton. Hitherto, eoitpns, sea iano
aud piand5 ~ cofnnoE WITH those ofthe Bfazis aud
e EG5 AM Vest lijits, have been subject 10 specnc
dny oiss.7d s'e y 100 lbs. fhs be changed
nto as I'D vaoTcn dnty OF six v cent and whci, The
great difference ~ ne yaloe aud qdalties n( cotton Is
considered bi9 w0Gd appsar upon me q, ol. The meat
equitable mode ~ collecting nViD this cntn
modify. rs effect HpOn oar cntoHs. however, Wien
brought INFO Competition 1iih those from india vii,
prove di'advanfag"ous as Tor example tuppy1ing 40
W beeFe iheir practice, that the English O. IN
hnnsrs ieYy an al yaloIen duy tie vane oT Tie t.
cIesin hrir mdTsets ieS pounds % Upland Cotton may
be estimated az zoos sterling, aud wosId consequently
pay SIX shllites day whereas 200 pounds Df gcuts
cgit"n Whcn heretofore paid The duty as Upgud
nehS ofI NV' mn shIinnFs, viii now pay hat 81,
one bsli u be duiy pp0o Upiand5. Nar w tie AMIR
eHeeb in any Wise compensated ~ the apparent ei
s'nutiDB Stthe existing duty from IS ID To- IS 6rtt
fbtcsHse though DIMINISHED upon gulsnds A. eli IT,
c0ssideTdby enapred upon Sea isisuds and the total
tuoun pad npen our cOttons viii probably remain
dOrat the same and 24y, beC9Gsr II Is upon the loo
pficcd c0tpns pa'UcUlry HAT this change Of dut, VIII
0ptae ne greatest Reduction aud tbrse willie snppIi
81 chitfY ron lhdia. Upon TIE whole, therefore wa
dPWrbehh Ws'aVahste 60 cur cotton uade tom This
Vr" reshlAi"hs While or thig SUBJECT, 49, may we'll
ttPfts 20 opinion Eit hayc fVf time enter.
tdntdS itN mss ~uiy Que series OF nca .ures loy
since contenDiAet ~ the hftsh government, La,trg
W thff OBJECT 10 check on Tsfouces and 10 liunt our
irntf,e We are pefEu1fed hat tbisnsw cucouy2gr-
"a s.ef Loo.
- us giscu ~ least asiuur fp1 The desire serve
nom othet sotrces han ne ugtcJ states ibis tquor
hkey to aHofd to British inJa fof n IS Jue snseo,
ne " 0oi iba II would be nrTs fof tLe irtere NJ
|ngfnd W frY rnr cVtiOns, II m cnbzgced ,s,e
seeag ai lf Aie pai1 fer ~ goods on 81 hch ths t
bs ei WanH'ctfe icHsin via her. tbau 10 bar luf =
COLOR Wiien sc must ps5 fO5 wHh dollars. Tie ev
ti's''a i'" q" cor breads,uhs from Gfeai sfia,s ex
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Ma,Sh0TS SRI.

4 Under decree Of the Superior Cont n Chsuccry
" for the RicbmoHd district pronounced or the 2Cth
Gay oJnHe 1878, in therein depending, in The
syle 0f Frauch We. Pfchadwil be sold 20 the highest
hdSef ~ pulc auction, f0T cash, on the premises. ~
CNfSd0g tie 2lN 0 Scpfembfr neat, uact OF LAND
shd 10 contain ss acres lying In The county Of Chcs-
terhcld, h being The tract parcel ~ land 90
which said PficHaid resides, called and know as
paIt u warwick ~ CheslcrtoWB
}. GUEFrAST, 81. s.c.c.n.r.
husRf %. lid
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go =, 10 IHE EDITOR.
IR-RPadin, ia afnsrninr osner so,,. ,c-
n''kS on The necessity Of or aaining posscs-
SION OF Cuba, or at least Of the Havana, Tbcz
70 Oher Tor Jont consideration my opinion on
Jus most important subject.
have befu lately ~ IRE Wcsf Indies aud
during that lime have visited ths Hsvsga f,e.
gmeU'ly u y therefore a subject upoa which
! hn'e H0nght \ good deal, and the mole
nave heard and Seou, tire frore siron.,ly am
c"ny'"Ced OF ii9 great importance 10 lhe COM
Binsiu.
Ihe GavaHs poaaesse. orc " ~ fresi Dr.
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by tAe LieHteHdHf COreTaor ~ the GOnslville ulfk
ot tirginid-1 Proclamation.
WHEREAs appears 10y certificate frum The cop-
w stable OF Prince Edward coun,y, by whom he
was arrested, that certain PETER NUNNELLY
'nhior charged with malicious stabbing did the 10Th
oi July last make his escape from officers of Justice
and rs now going At large:
have therefore thought Ut, BY and with the adj
VICE OF the council OF state To issue this
hereby Offering a reward OF ONE HUNDRED Dol Ans
IL any person OF persons who shall apprehead ami
convey To the Jail OF Prince Edward eouty
'hesaiu Psier Nunneiy Jun. aud do moreover 10.
qnire all officers civil and military eNhor the good
people OF this comEonwe allh THAR best endesy
ORE 10 apprehesd aud cause To be convened to the
lai OF Prince edward county the said Peter Nunneiy
Jun. that he may be dealt with the law directs
Given under my hand as Lieutenant Governor and
, nnuef thr seal OF tbe Stale, at Richmond, this
lL.S.l 18th ofAugust, A. ID. 1919.
PETER v. DANIEL,
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Alhepaile. July ~.

ERuSf DEEp... BY virtue ofa deed iust executed
10 the subscriber the 3Oth day Of August 1917 by
county coutof Hanover fOr The purpose securing 10
IHomas williamson Of NoTfpIk borough the sum of
Oh ef"eSd6y me sfh r. September merit az fair-if
nov he next tar da') between ibe hours Of 10 A. ~
auction Cor cash tic tract OF LAND uo,, Owned and
occupied by said Webster, containing by e.tnation
oVvt acres sitnated on Gold Mine creek or so much
lheIeoi, trgrheT with the improvements aud appnrte-
uanCes, as will satisfy the said debt and interest and
costs OF carrying the said trust iuto execution
AHrustIJ. 90 49,
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Lieuffnant Cot,fnor on Vi,si,lia.

fJWiliatr Moseey is about 20 years old, OF rather
datk complexion aud healthy appearance, black hair,
heavy EYEBROWS and black eyes. speaks slowly, some
what awkwards, and with coarse voice has ap.cuarly
inheNihle unttBance, he is about feet high well
made though Stout commonly wears rutiied shirt
and has sometimes green pantaioons and vest. He is
supposed To have TO tbs state OF Tennessee The
Alabama etri,oIy. 81. .wiw
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Es t&s Liset.,aat Corcrrot q Ms Commonwealth

Es tAF Lissf.naaf Corerrob az Tie CoRroaaeaifh
Of ytrRt'fid--4 Proclamation.
WHEREAS itsppests by certificate fIoin The Siberia
W OF Russell county that = certain WILLIAM NOSE
LEY who Hs been nvct.d OF felony did the ht
OF the Sd of JEiy make his hon the si OF the
saiu county, aud Is how going at large have IhOugbt
nj, ny and with The auyce Of the council Of STATE
issue this proclamation, hereby Offering reward OF
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS, I" any person persons
VITO SHAH apprebend asd convey 10 the jail Russell
county Aforesaid the said wm hosrley Aud
Neteq",fe all oihcefs civil SndInaTy and eAhoit the
good people Of this ccniiohve their best
endeavos TO spprehend aud cause to be conveyed TO
The SAID Jail OF Russell tie said William Moseey, that
be may be dealt with as the law directs.
Given under my hand as Lieutenant Governor - aud
under The Seal at The State, at Richlobs, This
IL. 81 18th day of Augusta. ID. isio.
PETER V. DANIEL,
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AMERICAN sKrIrppS.

y.
otAthl The sabJeet of the following stanzas Of our
tOH'p"haent, rs the only Gtvvins ajrr Gerttal OF
We kewntipn. WEcB quite yonng, he wastahen cap -.
i've by the s1sages among - ANN h. i.s,d, Il xc,,.
Vle, ana acPhbSd such a AuOrl,dse of th,i, mode
VI NE and waLiate AS rendered him very ser y .t \.
!" l'S coh"uf afterwards Ia ia. r. enri war n.
l.a"s n',iss" Aha"n 20 bta.e and usetnl ocer. la
ue'e'niuuoH hts n"i'e betane Ia a mauaer i1enti
cen "ith ihe battles OF gaukeI Hiif trenton and
nenhhs'o". Tie - new over aintty years age, ard
Et,hs IA seeiasion, AID We mish, say, il not
'"rNIe'tH". naiuhcs .ice Of CGngtes. iu poverty IN
t0Hn called ManeLester, in New Haaip.hi,.
ReSfeh CtEtlsst.
stDRRESsFD TO 1i.IIoR GENERAL SY,sRK.
sun ~ IN" eyening last on oceans bfiIn
:. lhere all tht radiant feryor Ia assuage
""S h%el The cloud Of woU thJ gioTy dim
Nor mar ihe setting oil thy pilgrimage.
Friend ottby coantry aud her ,ights and veal
:, resuom daa Jusitre we've tdI noble marx
i"eS sur"noned all his snetss aHd stal
""' p'sss'd toe lightning ic;s the sword Of Stais.
Btave honor'd. old aud venei able rlnsf
>'hcc us The es.niEg OF Thy rutiaus HE
ipot bEck 1roh 'thy brighter DAYS unn r,tst
ooa" h9, Tor thosd with tbse sought the strife
AIs car OF death has hnTid the brave to heaven
40 ssseuis SLY WHO fO"sht witt thee and bed
~Sse "Ae Tue snnSbine Gf an s,uumn's even
''"u ''"s s'hre uunlSeT'd wTh The mighty dead
AnSS s"niner, aud Sinclair, Montgomery Sreene
"M'eH anu Shlit>an, Putnam, Po0r, and WAYNE
"ho FACED The ho"h OF oc.au's Eau.hiy Queen
Az" sh"rfu to The dus, be, crimson chais.
Green DC tle sod npon each valiant breast
ttethal glory blossom on their gave
kHs years that niIlbUns sized shah tell ihe rest
lh-! iohsht IL conqnei aud ,bey pled TO save
s'iii one IL is!t 10 tell The h.Io tale,
"h3s Healh'i =" many dread aud feTy blast,
LAC son tsh "ah tbat towers anna The vale
ttoEsu siots ils limbs, the trnnk is iuoieJ fast
Hero OF Bunker mn and Bennington!
accept oar tanks, oui gratitude our tears
ihI''e honsi d he Tue deeds thiue arm ba,h done
""" '''" VI passage down ihe vale OF years. a. K.