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Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-06-08
LATE FROM SOUTH AMERICA

The Philadelphia aurora of the LIST
inst. contains some interesting intelligence
from Venezuela, from which the follow
ing summary is made -
The Congress of Venezuela was IN ses-
sion, and various important topics were
before them.
The project Of Constitution, present
ed by Gen. Bolivar, had been under con-
sideration, and after short debate post
poned.
Mr.. Zes, F" a man Of profound knowl-
edge, aud enlarged political views, is the
Vice-President of the Executive Govern
ment, and presides 10 the absence Of Boil
war; his speech, at the opening OF the
Session is said to be worthy Of the days
of Greece"
Don. J. G. Rosico, is the President Of
Congress.
cit seems the Amelia Island subject
had been brought into view in the Con-
gress OF Venezuela, and some resolutions
proposed or adopted (Which we are not
certainD after some animated debates and
deliberations ;-three distinct propositions
we're embraced in these resolutions OF
which we cannot give the substance, as
they were hastily and orally related to
us.
The first was a declaration Of the
right Of every people. oppressed by their
rulers or conquerers, or tyrants, to shake
off their tyrams, and assume the common
right Of mankind to institute government
of laws, framed and accepted by the peo-
pie or their representatives.
The others relate to some affairs Of
Florida, &c.
g 1t seems, however, that their plans
partake in some things Of the federative
character: as they contemplate three
great nations, to be connected by del
egated body of representatives. from
the three great nations, who like the Am
objections, are to exercise no functions
but those delegated to them, nor to insti-
tute any law but such as shall be pre-
viousIy submitted to the congress Of the
three nations.
"The central nation to consist Of New
Grenada, Peru, and Venezuela. The
southern to consist Of La Plata, Chill and
Paraguay, &c. The northern nation
Mexico, Guatemala, and the Isihmus.
The great executive council Of the three
nations to assemble annually at the 18th
mus, and to have permanent establish
ment at the common expense-and for
common benefit. We are promised some
more ample communications on this SUBJ
iect."
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-06-08
A SPECTATOR,
SAVANNAH, Geo. May "a

SAVANNAH, Geo. May "a.
Escape. the night Of the 2lst inst.
seven prisoners escaped from the Jail Of
Chatham county.--Samuel Smith, Mi.
chael M'Farren, William Freeman, David
Bowers, John Jinney and John Carter,
who were lodged 10 Jail on charge o!
piracy, and Samuel Lee, for breach OF
the law, and fine. They cut their way
through the wall, and when the eighth
man was getting out he was discovered.
Eight remained in the room who had not
time to get through the hole and down the
rope made Of blankets. The discovery
was made soon after daylight.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-06-08
From the Troy Post, May IS.

NEW INVENTED TEAM-BOAT.
We were highly gratified this morning
in viewing the successful operation Of a
newly improved team boat, invented by
Mr.. Barnabas Langdon; the machinery
is on so simple plan that the whole ex-
pense will not exceed 400 dollars, and
requires but two horses TO propel the
boat. She crossed the river, which is
nearly 500 yards 10 width, at the upper
ferry, in less than three and half mitl-
utes; after which she assembled the river
in front Of this city, against strong cur.
rent, in fine style, amid the accla .lioes
of a large concourse Of spectators. We
sincerely wish this ingenious scll-taugh'
mechanic ample remuneration for all bis
labours.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-06-08
ANNAPOLIS, (Md.) June !

An armed vessel arrived off our mar
Dor, late last evening, believed to be the
United States ship John Adams, Capt.
Wadsworth, last from Hampton Il Dads
Commodore Perry is daily expected here
to take the command of her on an exPee'
dition supposed for the coast of South
America.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-06-08

| "feo HeaO, uHu aPfelf nf
M'Gregor.-Captain Fleetwood. Of ~ ~
schooner Sam, arrived here yesterday II
Is days from Porto Bello, reports ,bas
General M'Gregor made his sppeara S,as
Oft the harbor of Porto BeIIo The 7sS
April. On the 9Th he landed his forces
amounting to upwards of 1000 men ao3
ca the day following entered and tooL
possession Of the place. He remained IL
possession Fl days, without succeed;ns
IN gaining any OF the Inhabitants over te
his standard. The depredations and rob.
berries oil bis party on private property
compelled the inhabitants to abandon the;,s
houses and fly TO the mountains for refnoe
AT the last of April, General Hore (Rov.
alisD entered Porto Bello at 6 n tba
morning, and surprised M'Gregor and his
followers who were asleep. M'Gresor
and five or six Of bis men escaped with
difficulty, by leaping from window 20
ieet high, and swimming on board one Of
his vessels.
Five hundred prisoners had been sent
to Panama. There were 60 men killed
aud 40 wounded, the greatest part Of
whom we're officers. Stragglers were
daily brought in from the neishboring
mountains. The Royalists lost two men
killed and four wounded.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-06-08

Vouchsafe to grant to yepezuel..
ernmep' purely popular, purely lust. ana
purely moral, which will enchaio on. auo
sion, anarchy and crime--a gover pp.ss'
which will cause innocency, philauthrOsas,
and peace to reign-a government WIKI
under the dominion Of inexorabIe Iaun
will cause equality and liberty TO triumn %s
Gentlemen! Commence your duties, :" +
have finished mine. '' l
The Congress of the Republic of veo
ezuela is installed. Ia it, from th;o ~ sa'
nent, is eentesed the national SOVEREIGN nv
We all owe to it, obedience and f;dai;,.s
My sword, and those Of my felIows.;.o..
arms, will maintain its august authorize -
God save the Congress.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-06-08
From the Lancaster (ohio) Eagle.
USEFUL IMPROVEMENT.

A gentleman from Indiana passef
through this town on Monday last, Cd his
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-06-08
BALTIMORE, June !.

BALTIMORE, June j.
A few days since the putrid bodies Oh
eight men 10 seamen's clothes, we're DIS
covered on the shore of the Chesapeake
near west river. They had apparently
been dead for some time, and it is feared
we're destroyed by violence. They were
Immediately buried by the inhabitants OF
the neishborhocd, but afterwards coro-
ner's inquest was held upon one Of theni'
which had been dug up for the purpose ;
the particulars of which we hope TO re-
ceiye in few days from Que OF the gen-
tIemep who were summoned on the occa-
sion.
From the Baltimore American OF May 20.
The Circuit Court of the United States
adjourned yesterday. The Grand jury
dnring their session found bills Of iodict-
ment against sixty-two men for piracy,
to have been committed on board
ne brig La Irresistible; these persons
composed the majority OF the crew ofthat
vessel. The commander, John F. Fer
o,,soo. aud twelve Of the crew have been
arrested and are now imprisoned in the
paol of Baltimore county their causes
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-01-27
ABSTRACT

" the BIZ, rehorfed 20 Corgvess, 5y rae
Sank Conmiuee. ~
The h'st section of the bill provides
that, 10 all elections hereafter, If any person
shall cffer to the judges of election more
than 80 votes in the whole, including those
offered Tor his own right and those offered bf
him as attorney OF proxy, they arc requir-
co 10 administer an oath, 70 him that he hss
no interest, directly or Indirectly, in the scr-
plus shares, bot that they are owned BY tho
persons 10 whose names they nov stand, and
that, In voting in the eIsctioo, he will not vio-
late the ninth article Of the fusdames,ai
rules and il soy person shall wilfully swear
falsely in this respecr, he shall, on convi, ,tion
thereof. be subiec, 70 ell the pains aad peoal.
ties Of perjury. -
Tho second section Of the bill provides
that If any Judge of election shall suffer. any
person 10 give more than thirty votes, with
out administering the above oath, he shall 10
deemed guilty Of high misdc mesner, and
shall be subject to q 6ne not excccding --.
anc imprisonment not exceeding -, tho
discretion Of the ccurt.
From the Aa'ioaas Inseiigsnesv, !, Of Jaa. 10.
"The bill for the better organisation Of
the Courts Of the Unised States, and for the
appointment Of Circuit Judges, snslly passed
the Senate yesterday, By vote Of ~ to Is. 5
"The anticipated Debate began yes,srdsys
en- the subject Of the csodoct Of the Semi
no'e War; Il win consume several days.
The galleries, crowded almost 10 suRoca,ion
gave Evidence Of the inssrsss which the
subject has excited. We shall comneses
the publication Of The debate probably On
Thursdsy next. ~
"a certificate Of pession Was issusd ss
the Wsr department yesterday, il favor ef
Henry Francisco, Of Whitehall, New. Yosks
aged es~ hrndred md fhirfy- yesvs. w. u.
Parker, Esq. gensiesnsn ef that place, y
whose statement full confidence can be plsc-
ed, ssyss that " Traneisoe has saifosnly ssus-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-01-27

ueus, sinsscp, sinet
desux, vinsi trois ct
vingt ciaq du d. tssite,
sios que les articles
scperes un, dcsux,
quartre ct cinq, qui
iursnt s;gnis Ie meme
jour par les memcs
PIenipo,ensiaries Ell les
articles designes SCR
ont regardes CONNIE
ayant force ct vIgneur
tont CONNIE s'iIs ctai-
ent ici inserts mot a
moi.--Bien en,endu
que les s'ipuIations
coptenues dams les ar.
ticies prcciles, seront
,oojours censees ne
rien charger aux con-
ventions Pfecede M
ment conclues aver
d'autres nations amies
OF aIliecs
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-01-27

and tweniy-nLn afu.
cIes of the said treaty
as we'll ~ the separate
articles one, twot four,
end five, hich were
signed the ssnie day
by the same pIenipo
tentiarics /; md the ar
.ticlcs specified shall
be considered 10 have
as full force and vigoT
ss.ifthey we're inserted
word for word: pro-
vidsd, nevertheless,
that the sIipulstions
con,sincd 10 the arti-
cIes above mentioned
shall always be consid'
cred as making no
change in the conven-
tions previously con-
cluded with othef
friendly and allied ma
tions.
Hrncie Is.
Considering the
distance of the res
. pectivo countries OF
the two high contract
parties, aud the un-
certainty that results
thetcf, om in relation
10 the warriors events
which may take place,
4 is agreed that b
merchant vessel, be.
longing to one OF the
contracting parties,
and destined to a pest
Supposed 10 be block
AIDED at the time OF
her departure, shall
not, however, be cap
,ured or condemned
for having 9 Fl ST time
attempted to ente' the
said port, unless II
may be proved that
the said vessel could
and ought to have
learned, on her pas
sage. tha, the place
in question continued
TO 6e In a state OF
blockade. Bus ,ves-
sells which. after hav
ing been once turned
away, shall attempt a
second time, during
the same voyage, 10
enter the saa'e port
OF the enemy, while
the blockade con,iB
ues, shall be Liable 10
detention aud conde N.
nation.
article u.
The present Trea.
ty, when the same
shall have been -tati-
tied by the Psesiccnt
sf the Uni,cd States,
by and with the dd-
vice and consent ol
the Senate, and by +,
His Majesty the King
OF Sweden and Nor
veg, shall soniinus 10
force, and be obiigato.
~ on tho United
States and His Majes-
~ the King of Swe-
den and No, way, for
the term Of eight
years from the ex
change Of the rstihca-
tions shalt be exchang-
ed in eight months
from the signature of
of this treaty, or soon-
or If possible.
In faith whereof,
the respective pieni.
po,en,iarie { have sign
ed the present treaty,
end have thereunto
Sc, the seal Of their
arms. rf1i
Done st Stockholm
the fourth day OF Sep
tcmber, in the year oi
Grace, one thousand
eight hundred and
sixteen.
iona RUSSELL,
Lie Com,e d'EHGER-
sTRoM,
lie Csm,e A. g. dc
MoRNER
known that /, James
gr-..l G,,. k~
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-01-27

Arnc!e Treizieme.
W. l'eloignement
des pays respec'rfs
des deaux hautes par
Ties contrsc antes OF
I'incer,itudo qsi en-
resulte sur les divers
cvenen.s qui peuvent
svoir heu, il est con.
vsnu qu'an bs,lment
marchsod appa'tcnsnt
a Pune des par les
conIractaDtes el SO
trouvaDi destlne pour
IN pert quI serait sup
pose bloque au moe
nent du depart de CO
ba,inient, ne scra CO.
pendent pas capture
ou condan ne pour a.
voir essaye uDe pre-
miefe fois d'entref
dams le dit port, a
moins quill nc puisse
ctfe piouve, Que ie
dit batiment ait pu CT
du apprendre, on route
qoe l'etat de biocus
DC Ia place CD quest'
ton continUsit: mais
les batimeBsqui, spres
avoir orc renvoysgcs
une fois, esssyersieM
pendant lie meme vcy-
age d'entrer uDe se-
condc fois dams Ie
meme port ennemi,
dursnt Ia continuation
d Olocus, SC trouver..
,oni alors sujets a e,re
detenus ct condamnss.
ArHeie QuasorUeme.
Lc piessnt NTraI;c
dos qu Il sars etc rat
i6 epar 10 President
des Eia,es Uoi. par
CT avec Psvis ct 10
conscntemcnt dc SEN
at, ct par Sa Msjeste
Is Roi de Suede ct de
Norvege, restera en-
vigusr cl sora ob!iga.
toire pour los Ela's
Unis 0, Ss Majesie
le Roi de Suede q, de
Noyvcga, penoant l'cs
pace dc bui, ans, Q
ccmpser de I'sohange
dcS rati6cations ct
cellcs-ci reront ech.
angees dams huit mois
sp'es Ia signature de
CO fraite, ct pluto 81
fsire 90 peut.
In fol dc quoi les
Plenipotcntsries res-
Iespes,ifs ont signe 10
present Frsite et y
ont sppose 10 cachst
de lcurs arnes.
Fait . Stockholm le
quatre Septembere,
Pan de Grace. mil huit
cent seize.
JorA Russell,
Le Com,e o'EScRns-
Tn n,
lie Com,e' A. G. d
MoaExn,
Now, therefore, be ]
Monroe, P'esident OF {
caused the said Treaty
the end that the same,
article thereof, with
three articles shove re
scrved and fulfilled "
United States and the I
In testimony vi
to Get my han
of the Uni,ee
Done ct the civ
3ist day Of c
Of our Lord
hundred and
- Indspendenc
the festy thi'
BY the Psesidert:> :
John QufN(
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-01-27

En- fol dc quoi les
Plenipo,cn,isries res.
'espes,ifs ont signe 10
present Frsite ct y
ont sppose 10 cachst
de lcurs armes.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-29
MlINGO PARK


TO the Editors Of the liverpool Nercnry.
Geutleuien- have thus morning received a letter
VIA Malta from brother Of mine Judah ON the Red
sea from which send you the follow ing extract you
hhh any credit Is due to the OF Pearee
eau fyou think proper give it place in The Mercury
II not GU can q easily burn IL. Yours &C
Liverpool, Church st., May q, 1919. HB
DEC. is, iSl8.-On my LANDING at Judah, a place
"hete uld not expect u hear English word was
aceosted by man in the complete costume OF the
country, with, Are you an Ensiisbnau, sir ?....my
answer oeing OF coarse in tie Affirmative appeared to
give hlin pleasure beyond .Xpressiou. Thanks and
praises 10 God lie exclaimed, once more hear an
Eheish tongue which have done foH tee
oei"fe' have been much used by him since his
account OF the Aht sSnas the inhabitants country
tnal mas absorbed IA years of his existence is truly in
N'estlig. You must 40 doubt have heard or lead of
pm lie Is that Nathaniel Peaice spoken of by Mr. Salt
M ms account OF hs tiaves in Abyssnia. He was Jeff
there by Lord Na'ena, aud has greater part
tue ,ihe III The service OF other of tue chiefs IN
various paTts Of soHnry At the lime met with
hl'h ne was ehdeavoIitg make his Tonbu
wheIe he says Mango Park stiI in existence
Wy me chlei he says the whole country almost idoize
MN 'I MS sklIi IN surgery, astronomy, &c. They
81 nc IS IN angel come fem heaven 10 administer
couiois To them and he plains them the motions
anu uses OF the heavenly BOdes. He is Pearce say
very deslIous to make his escape but finds II pos sibie
WIFI say they, do You suppose so foolish as to
pat Win 50 Invaluable Treasures lyon 90 AWAY
ue we To nnd another possessing much N
WHO w'h 40 US so mach good l'-PeaTCe appeared to
nave nee. fesolnely bent To reach Tom
Ducoo pht mad Tor some time been laboring under Sc
we're iliness.'-&c. &C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-29

understood by the great body Of the people, aud st
more SO, that the majority of garfuous Congress
should euer ignorant ofthe drst principles of poll
teal economy. afford. bat gloomy consolation TO
reect that things cannot remain tnus Bankruptcy
and distress prevail ffom Que extremity of ihe Uned
states To the olher. and this distress not
pHueipai, TO the great specializing merchants those
connected With them, la E1rope, but prevails thicsh
every class M the comiDuaity oar HoIT ana wheat
excluded from The ports III Europe, either Ny direct
prohibition, OF by other circumstances aud likely
remain 50; while kenncky Tobacco selling low
al, with prospect of its being siili lower. vast
amount i u. States aud Bauk stock aud ali Ike specie
that could be obtained has bseu sent To England pay
Tor bsr manufactures, ami still imports have neatly
doubted our eNports Is Il possible, that with theSe
facts staring usin tue face be iuasined BY any
one, that things al their worst ;-t.iat We have
ai:it su atthe bottom VI The wheel greatly fear that
the uress OF the cup are .et to he ssaowe that
have not yet paid the penaly al folly aud the price
ot our experience. When Industry shalt be snir a,
ps axed ad the whole floating capital Of the country
swept away vixen disgust and diseonlet shall every
where prevail may perhaps beg's to learn what ali
tue world but ourselves knew before-ihat the inter
esis OF agriculture and commerce are that
u matters not how cheap foreign goods are ou.fed n
We have nothing To give n reiutn aud that fnl eploy
m.nt and brisS vireud,ion the lifv's blood and
strength Of a nation. D.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-29
CURIOUS PROTEST.

Mr., II. y. Fearon, OF London, anthor of a
tour though America recently published, was
"n the l2th March, married at West Ham, Es-
sex, Eng to Miss Thompson, when protest
against The marriage ceremony. signed BY The
bride a"d bridegroom, was delivered (pre,i-
Gus 10 IFS performance into the hands OF the
MINISTERS by MIR. FearOn the protest contain
ed the following passages. -" The undersigned
being Protestant Dissenters, present to You
The following protest against the marriage
ceremony as AT present performed, and to
which according To tile laws OF England, they
are compelled to subscribe. Against The mar
rage ceremony they most solemuly protest
because u makes marriage a religious instead
of a ciVti act because parts OF the ceremony
are highly indicate aud must TO every correct
ly constituted mind be extremely offensive :;
because tie man is requested 10 worship the
woman. though the founder OF Christianity has
declared, that God is the only object for the
Christian to worship because it requires the
recognition the dSctrine of the Trinity than
winch nothing can be more oppressive TO those
who diSbtleve conScientiOasiy and after patti
emf investigation, that doctrine aud because
as warm and firm believers in the truth of
christianity, they disbeieved and abOminated
lie doctrine of the Trinity, III the name of
which the marriage ceremony is performed ("
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-29
'ae Huml,'ed aud Eighiv Dollars Rewar a

One Hundred and Eighty Dollars Rewar d.
tVfLL We paid for The apprehension Of JANIS "
w PORTER, NATHAN PARTRIDGE, wHirEsACk
BoWNLiNshl FRANCIS LiNDzig, ELI SMITH aud
JOHN ROBERTSON, deseIteTs from the Rseruitin.
Rendezvous ior hr United States troops la Rchnond
Virginia. -
James W. Porter, % years Old, feet inches high
iau complexion, bae eyes, hack hair born IA phiiade
phia county, Psasylvana, BY ffoGessiona piysician
Nathan Pditsicse, "a gears Old, feet inches high
isf complexion, biae eyes, fdIr hs bot in Norfolk
county, Massachusetts, by profession clerk.
Whhesack eownz,nsSy, ~ years old, i.et q inches
high, ian Complexion, light eyes, safk hair born in
Dantzick, Poland, BY profession labprer.
tia"c.s Llhutis, - years old, feet inches hiel,
u"fN c"inpeHion, adik ~ eS DARK hair burt, an Char
iv,,e o"unty Virginia, by profession a farmer.
III sm'lh, "a yeats sid. feet inehes high, iigbt
complexion, blue eye, gh, hair, born in Saco bassa
ehnStts, by pr"i.SsiUn Il farmer.
John Robertson, ~ years old, . feet inches hi-I
af complexion blue eyes FAIR hair born IN Scotland
by profession bookbndsI.
lhe above reward or thirty dollars Tor each will be
paifoi tbs apprehension aud delivery saiu
10 any eonnandin. officer any military post an the
onu siats. d. CHRISTIAN, Lieut. 7th
jane 10. Ii..6i Iut A. \ A
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-29

INTENDING IN TeinOye from the city Of Richtnond
Il a. sn'n ds We can close business, inform our
customers aud the public that the business heretofore
conductedby US will ~ future be cOhtimued ny Messfs
EduHHd 1J,dertpR { 10.
Mr. GEORGE woODSoN, who has lived with rs
for several years has become an excellent Judge
Of the qualify ~ plaster of paris iiiransac hpsimess
for thein....We feet confidence IN saving that oar
friends CALCULATE heiHg 1T least ~ well served
by IS they have been heretofore by u.s.
WOODSON q STiPLES.
=. s. Onr office viii be tept m futare above the
counting room ef MsssTs. Edr.urd Anderson Il Co.
where request all persons indebted TO us cali aad
settle their accounts. W. K s.
jane ~. 10 .wGw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-29

ron lHE ENQr tn ER.
~ RUNNING EiRD AND riiE SWALLOW.
4 NEif T46IE
Colitboy had pitCh'd heT nest
Cl"sc ~ q itue magnOiiA's crest,
inh span hes sitECn suninirt thread
Nigh to IA swall"N's hHmbic shed.
Peacnck her piuioe with enVt yiews-
iis ,,ut eeliused his radisn, huts.
sue SUCKS an unfolding pink and TOss--
cttf"n cups her banquet lows
HeT he'd, (wkiie taus she ,,idiHs the sye,tO
Nt6A'd foliage of Waite roses sHett.
Srtnniu. so soft iIi,'s daiutI yarn
she - our citIItn uf rJrn-
Note ~tat coarse tissue swallow spun:
Sees SWallsw build and VII and Tun:
heivei n tue llife dnd dauh "A uesl-
Not aromatic tltnIsh uarest.
NuH" sticks at staw the lodging crown
"a az inaiuess Tor -idur down.
san rs the chubby chitdIru peep,
They jwitttr so, NoH scarce can sleep.
the coiiIhor beheid them feed
Res @,uh or berry, IT. ~ seed;
b'"mri such coarse !olging. food aud but,
Aud he "''d the btrd wrttrhed sl"t
At 'eigiI acc"siS !rvI-" SEE huN nue
Buds ihis green Paradise q nine!
'his b"w'I a"i nest. how neat and nice
Tut ~ y"ur nose anu S't Ht the spICe.
" i.StaS tue to survey tar cot
So 'niISe and vulsaT iude aud hot
u ate ~ i,dt viands crIm thy rare--
'hc,r it"u, tHnic paw, aud face.
Sc what line clothes nay tari,mgs deck;
Nh"i dantIi noses. feet aud uvck.
N'Cb tirs 40 NuigaT Niatds suit
tt i"iSs-n f hiNSscplS, pulp al fruit.
q .e a";ni tlcttCs ihel sup.
N'c'as t5Cit inOd, and beds their cup:
lho' dtrao, aud slnhrr 20" hheIhOse-
f"r 'cphNrs tau their bed of r"se."
> svai'nw. All, yuimptuous bird
tN'rsSiNC pi"aSUie Is ahsnId
INV nagtaHt ctat;ie, rotk'd on trees;
fLt iord p.ecatlIUs, stole fIuHl hecs;
iHc cn,.:y srlradur uG ii.y dtess
IN" inNuri's couch, aud poinp's excess,
20 pudS rrrown'i irt common sense
NOrWGTHfg WCedS on fOiky'S fence.
~ allows :iii:tI seem, IN ttu;i,
s-;a"1e We educate cur yuuth
brarrht NJ Ia business nom ihe reg,
TO pi"s aud w"Ik, but never beg
PTer FED = eNprc, rue ills in swarm,
ferl privaIion, snare and storm;
Taught by sood habits, aims aud laws,
70 SIN industrious wings ard paws;
""ai, 'gi1, arod, Geld, ,oph, .NpioIe--
Enpl"f', I'll good Erevcrmoie.
Hence frugal free, aud brave and iml
Friveut "a heart and irm ~ mind.
Bat thn". innd H.Ti. tie queen ot bowers,
Paripeti"s Thy pets on suDImIer flowers
E9,iii IS hdds, and soft as pinnis,
" hat VIII Ibru ia ~h.2 winter comes 2"
j" yO1ih, ~ pleasure reV,'d a6Surd,
iu.R 1Hf' soft as thiS rriR Jiyd
u Ten ne, rifdr iHS m0iCSt and roiI,
FtriSf fer W1Tf ~ ncrTs AMI SOHti