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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-15
United States of America,

The Schooner Mary, George ". Ho0ara'
Master.
WHEREAS Thomas Swami, Esq At
w torney Tor the U. States, hath exblo.
tied libel or complaint in the D'str,c'
Court of the D C. aIIedging that on The
7th November, 1891, at The port OF hiex-
andria, FIVE tons of Hemp olfore!gn grown
of the value of 800 dollars and upwards
were brought into the town OF A!eS Gn
dria, in a certain vessel, cai'eo :,ta".
Mary, George N Howard maslet' wl'u0u,
any clearance TO authorize the seIe, VI
any manifest whatever oil the saio n'e..
chandize, which mas become ioriei'ea
the United States and seized ny t1am.
phrey Peake, collector Of the port Of Alex
andria ., c.h
And whereas the Hon. William Cranen;
Judge of The said Court. hath orderea ah ~
directed that all persons concerheu ,bs
called and admonishedt TO appear a. och
court house 10 Alexandra, on Tue to om
day of December at 10 o'clock, 10 spe"
cause, il any they have why Judgmsn..
should not pass as prayed.-Al persons
therefore having or pretending to nat raw
any right or claim in, and 10 'ps Ia
hemp, are hereby cited and adm .Iasa;J.
TO appear al the time and place a'oIG. .c,s
to abide by and perform such Jlo,c'a ~ The ,bs
as ere required by law TO De aSne |, " n
for T. Ringgold, Marshal
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-15
Public Sale.
n, TIIESnaY ,tt0 Ar

On lCESDA1, at ~ A. NJ.
WILL be sold at the auction store
w variety of goods, among which are
N Orleans sugar. Muscovado do. retail.
Ing molasses, common do. whiskey, gin,
brandy, vinegar, cordials, mackarel, COO,
fish, chocolate, mustard, ginger. bed
steads, tables, bureaus, secretaries, sofas,
looking glasses, sideboalds, candleslands,
Also,
Shlrtings, Irish linen, German do. broad
cloths, cassimeres, threads, silks, buttons.
umbrellas, casters, walters, sc.
Will be added 10 Tuesdays sale with
out reserve.
hid molasses,
8 boxes No. chocolate.
Is do mustard in bottles.
Is do port wine,
S. A. MARSTELLER, Auct.
dec IL
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-15
uoI;sF OF REPRESENTATIVES

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The following gentlemen compose the
Select COMMITTEE to whom was refer
red the memorial OF the President and
Directors of the Bank of the United
States, viz. Messrs. Sergeant, Golden,
Gorham, stevenson, ana Little.
After prayers had been offered by the
Rev. MIR. Ryland, the journal of yester-
day was read, when a Message was re-
ceived from the Senate, announcing the
decease of the Honorable William A.
Trimble, late member OF that body
from the state of Ohio.
Mr.. Campbsll of Ohio, moved to dis
pense with the order o. business IN this
House, which was agreed to.
On motion of MIR. Campbell, it was
further
Resolved, unanimously, That this
House will attend the funeral OF the
Honor able William A. Trimble, late a
Member of the Senate, from the State
of Ohio. tomorrow, at IL o'clock, and,
as a testimony OF respect for the MEM
DRY of the deceased. will 60 into mourn
ing, and wear Grape for thirty days.
On motion it was ordered that when
this House Go adjourn, it adjourn to
Saturday next.
On motion Of Mr., Edwards, of N. G.
the House then Adjourned,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-15
Philadelphia, Dec. II.

HtLUUctptsu, DSS> 80
Yesterday the Postmaster of this city
auprehsnded person whose name is Matb-
ews, on suspicion OF having robbed the
mail. near Elkton, Maryland, on the Goth
October. He was taken before Alderman
Shoemaker, and committed in this case tor
further he airing. Whilst under this exam
nation, three charges OF larceny were pre- :
Tered against MIN, for which he was finally
committed 20 answer. He appeared TO be
intimately acquainted with every circum>
stance relating to the robbery, but alleged
that he wa. on bis passage from Portland
60 Alexandra. at the time it was commit.
ted. We understand that the captain OF
the vessel, on board which he says be was,
has been written TO, in order to scertaIn
whether his story be true, as suspicious
are entertained that he might have got on
board The vessel whilst 10 Chesapeake bay,
on her passage to Alexandria.
He Informed the magistrate that he was
The Mr.. Kemble WHO performed in Boston
as the rival of Mr.. Kean; that he was the-
atr,cian by profession, and that he had ap
peared in more characters in one night than
any other performer, having personated
every character in one play, which consis-
ted OF twenty FIVE. He Showed himself a
man Of ability and some education, and
gave several touches of hsatrie,an elo
suenes. He was recognized as an old con-
Wet.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-15
For Amsterdam,

En- The good brig SWAN, Jeremiah
A&AWheelwIight, master. burther q.
bout 800 hhds. Her cargo being ready,
she will be Immediately dispatched. For
small freight or passage, apply TO the mas,
ter on board, or to
JOHN H LADD &Co.
Vho hare for sale reed by said brig,
6 Casks whale Oil,
| Anchor Of about 700 ID,
70 Tons building stone.
nec Is
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-15

e,;sa,, il is all lave IN the world. and my,
family has been long time without PORK. =
i" Thank God replied the lawyer, my
wife has never known thei want OF pork
since We were married" "Nor ever wii',
reioined the coun,rym'n, so long as sne mas
SO great bog as you" The lawyer was
SO pleased with the repartee, that he io!'
gave the poor fellow, and returned lis
money.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-15
Hemp. Duck, Tea, &c.
YIN. FOsC[e e. Co.

HAVE this day landing from brig Ar
III row, and offer for sale,
10 tons clean St. Petersburgh hemp.
100 pieces Russia Duck,
60 do Ravens do
2 chests & 4 boxes young hyson tea.
20 barrels N y. sugar
90 Or cask. T. NJ. wine
GO boxe, mould candles,
40 do dipped DO
dec IL
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-15
REVIEW. OF THE BOSTON MAR
kETS.

From Friday, Nov. 80, TO Friday, Dec. 7.
SUGAR-Sale, have been very limited
and continue confined exclusively to the,
RehGers aui the trade-Brown Havanas
OF good quality. have beer sold by auction
at 10 3-3. The Homers cargo OF good
brown Manila, was Withdrawn after sell
ing one lot at 10 IA. We continue a
nominal quotation, and note sales dail.
Martinique add Gusdaloupe,
ordinary, scarce, yet would
noI command over 81 s
s.. Croix and finer qualities, 81 H.!
Havana Whites, lei ISL
Brown Havana, 8 lO1
Manila, Brown, 10 a I05
The cargo OF the Franklin from Calcutta,
consisting OF yellow double boiled Beer
boom, Bsgga and Benares, will be brought
forward by auction on the lIth inst.
COFFEE-An impoI tation of Java Cof-
fee was brough, forward by auction this
week, and withdraw, alter selling a
small lot al 81 i-9-99 was offered (for
home demand} to commence at for anoth.
er lot, but the holders declined going on
with the sale. Fair Havana has been sold
in small lots II Sg a 23t.
TORACCO.-Some fair Richmond has
been taken this week, for export, at about
Silt may be quoted
kentucky 4a6
Petersburg 5a6
Richmond, good middlings, 6 all
Do. prime, (none
HIDES--Very lew Hides, of any de-
scription are 10 first hands. We continue
a quotation at which, we believe, consid
cradle business would be done were they
Duenos Ayres % 80 lbs. II a Is l-23
do "a AIS" lob al7l-2 none
Pernambuco, dry sailed, Is 10 l-2
Caracas, Is d lbs l3al+l2
Porto Rico, heavy, IA l-2
MOLASSES.-Tae demand has been very
languid the past week, 50 much SO, that we are
unable to report any transactions by private
contract. On Tuesday two parcels of Mar
Unique from fair to good quality were brought
forward byauction and withdrawn at 81 cents
abo t so hhds only sold at 81 I-2 32I2.
FLOUR and GRA,N-There was good
demand for Flour the beginning of the week,
for home consumption, andths price advanced
little. Sales at 1918 to S,S7 for Richmond
City Mills and Baltimore Howard Street: and
for Alexandria and fredericksburg in small
parcels have arrived, which together with the
usual dulness Of business Immediately after the
State holiday, has caused some depression in
the price. We quote
Baltimore Howard street and
Richmond City Mills 675
Alexandria and Fredericksburg, 40 a so
Southern Corn, Co. 81
Northern Corn, 40
Rye, rs
The above review Is made on liberal whole.
sale trade.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-15

A lawyer was applied to by an indigent
neighbour, for his opinion on question Uf
law, in which the interest OF the latter was
involved, The lawyer readily gave his sd
vice, and charged the poor man three dol
lars for il. "T'hers is the money, said bis
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-15
Baltimore, Dec. IL.

We learn that on Monday night most
borrd murder was committed on the per
son of Mr.. Jolly. Frenchmsn, who
kepta small shop in S. Charles near Pratt
street. He was found in his house on
Tuesday morning dreadfully bruised and
mangled. The deceased, we are inform-
ed, " as a man OF exec lent character and
had lived there alone for number OF
rears past. II is supposed that the hope
of obtaining money Was the motive which
induced the commission of this hofrid
crime.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-15
Lost,

Lost,
A gold seal & key, The finder wiz !. o y,
suitably rewarded, by leaving F."
hs Gazette skce,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-15
MARINE LIST.
COPIED FRoMTHE
REdDING-ROOW BOOKS.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA DEC "a

SAILED,
Brig EMELlNE, Hiliken. six days r.
New York, potatoes, apples, and cabJages,
to Lindsey y Hill.
Scbr. MIDAS, Bears, II days from Dos.
ton, cargo to different merchants Of the
district.
Schr. ARROW, Lowell, from Bos;o,
hemp, candles, plaster, Russia-duck, cot.
fee, &c. TO B Hanpson T. son.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-15
Congressional Proceedings
IN THE SENATE.

FROM THE NATIONAL INrELLIeENcER.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-01-16
= - -
EOREXGN.
TRIAL OF THE BRITISH QUEEN.
BALTIMORE, DECEMBER 10.

London papers two days later than re-
celved by us on Tuesday evening last,
per the Chaesworth, have been furnish
I'd the editor of the Gazette. The pro-
ceedlngs IN the case of the Quecn, on the
25d October, are of but little interest,
With the exception of the examination OF
James l-cmann, whose testimony went
20 establish that the non-attendance of
he Baron d'Ende was not occasioned by
lndlsposllion, rs he was in good health,
and that the Baron informed witness the
Grand Duke would not permit him to
80 to London. The remainder of the
day was occupied in litigation between
he Queens counsel, and the Solicitor
and Attorney General OF the King, rela-
tive TO delaying the trial until Colonel
Browne could be sent for to disprove he
had any agency in the conspiracy against
tbs Queen, as alleged by the counsel Of
her Royal Highness.-On the 24th the
Lord Chancellor left the wool-sack with
the view of addressing the House, in the
course of which he strenuously urged
that 1T qoouid be doing injustice to hea.
majesty 10 delay The proceedings"
The London New Times of October
"a, safes, the counsel of her Majesty
had closed their defence." The minis
terial prints on this occasion indulge in
considerable asperity, and freely ven,
their miserable and vindictive ebulltions
on the Queens counsel, dcnouncihg Mr..
Brougham as possessed OF "superhn-
man effi'ontery," &c. Such Incorporate
rawlings are little calculated to subserve
any cause, and strongly indicate despair
at the prospect of disappointment.
Federal Republican.
Ii appears to us to be wholly imprac-
ticablc to form any correct opinion, from
the London papers, as to the probable
result OF the extraordinary proceeding
before the British House OF Lords against
the Queen OF England.
the opinions and statements of the
London editors are so various and con-
Trajectory, that they do not afford such :,
data as ought TO be relied Oh; and the
testimony, as we before observed leaves
the question as to her guilt or Innocence
very much at the discretion Of The .ords.
who are not iii fact trying her for an
alleged CRIME, but, rs legislators, pursu-
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-01-16

Lam, Van Gensselar, Wallace, Wcndoyer,
Whitman, Woods.
And the resolution for the admission
of the state of Missouri into the union was
REJECTED.
Mr.. Lo7vnds then rose, and said that
he did not Wish to be disrespe ctful TO
the majority Of the house, as declared
on the vote jlst taken, but he felt it to be
his duty 10 call on them, having re-
jectcd the resolution proposed by
the committee of their appointment, to
devise and propose to the house the
means necessary to protect the territory,
the property, and all the rights of the
United States, in the Missouri country.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-01-16
C0SUNESSkO.NAA.
IN THE SENATE.
M9ndav, December IL.


The Senate resumed the consideration
of the resolution dec laring the assent of
Congress to the admission of the state OF
of Missouri into the union.
Mr.. Eaton, Of Tennessee, said, before
the Senate proceeded to final vote up
on the resolution, he would ask permits
sion again to offer the amendment which
had heretofore been submitted, and re-
lected. This, he believed, was strictly
in order. The rejection Of the proviso
being before the Senate, in committee of
the whole, did not prevent it from being
considered, now that the resolution was
reported to the Senate. Mr.. L. then Of
fered the following amendment TO the
resolution:
Propided, That nothing herinNcon-
tanned shall be so construed as to give thu
assent of Congress to any provision in
the constitution of Missouri, il any such
there be, which contravenes that clause
in the constitution of the United States
NhiCh declares that " the citizens Of each
st tie shall be entitled to all rN lleges and
munltes OF the several states"
The Senate then divided on the amend
ment, and there arose in its favor IS
members, and it was agreed TO.
The question was then taken on or
dering the resolution, as amended, to b,
engrossed and read third time, and
was decided in the Affirmative, as fol-
lows:
YEAs-Messrs. Barbour, Brown, Chandler,
Eaton, EDWARDS, Elliott, Gaillar,l, Holmes,
Of Maine, Holmes, Of Hiss ssippi, forsey, john
son, of Kentucky, Johnson, of louisiana, King,
of Alabama, Lloyd, PARROT, Pln>ncy, Plea
SAINTS, snnth, Talbot, Taylor, THOMAS, Nan
Dyke, Walker, OF Alabama, Walker, of Gee
Williams, ot'Mississppi, Williams ofTenn.-26
NANs-Messls. Burrii, Dana, Dckerson,
Hunter, King, Of n. y. Lanman, Lowrie, Ma
con, Mills, morrill,, Noble, Palmer, Roberts,
Ruggles, Sanford, Tichenor, irimble, Wilson
Is.
So the resolution, originally introdu-
crd for the admission of Missouri, WAS
agreed to by the Senate, with the PROV.
so introduced by Mr.. Eaton.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-01-16

vi ohiidi SuiZSho Vi Sidiidtiii Souhtf,
against the passage Of law which would
tend to impair contracts, or create a cir
culating medium, which must from its
nature depreciate; which was read, aid
On motion of Mr.. Eddy,
Referred to the committee of the whole
house, to whom was committed the bill
establishing the State Bank of Illinois.
On motion of Mr.. Young,
Ordered, That the bill 20 prevent the
erection ofmill dams, ard to provide for
draining those now in ST. Clair county,
be committed to a select committee
Messrs. BlackpeH, hr CHntoc, and
borough were appointed upon that COM
mittee.
The bill for the prevention of vice and
immortality was read the third time, and
sundry am endments proposed; when
upon the question being taken on the
final passage of the bill
Messrs. Cairns, Crisp, Kitchell, Michaels,
Mather, Moore, of Monroe, Omelvany, Orwell,
Robertson and Young, voted in the affirmative,
and
hiessrs. Alexander, Blackwell, Buckmaster,
Borough, Campbell, Doris, Eddy, Logan,
M'Fatridge, Philips, Widen and Will, voted in
the negative.
So the bill was lost, l2 to 10.
On motion of Mr.. Blackwell, the fol-
lowing resolution was adopted:
Resolved, That the committee on
finance be instructed to inquire into the
expediency of providing by law, that the
assessors of the tax shall value the pro-
perry Of each individual subject to tax
alton.
January 8.
On motion Of Mr.. Uiden,
The house re-considered the vote ia
ken on Saturday last, on the passage OF
the bill for the prevention of vice and
immortality.
Mr.. Blackwell presented the petition
of sundry Inhabitants of Bond county
praying to be attached to the county in
which the seat of government is situated
which was read and ordered to lie on
the table.
On motion of Mr.. Blackwell, the
house adopted the following resolution,
viz.
Resolved, That the governor be, and
he Is hereby requested to lay before this
house the names of all officers by him
lppointed and commissioned in this state
since the last session of the General AS
sembly, whose commissions will expir.
during The present session, and TO Offices
which are to be filled by the present
General Assembly.
Mr. Young, on leave given, introduced
bill suspelding executions until day
therein expressed-which was read the
first time.
The bill making allowance for taking
the census for the year 1920, was read
the third time and passed.
The bill from the Senate, entitled
" An act regulating elections, was read
the first time, and referred 10 sclect
committee, consisting of Messrs. Alex
ander, VIII, Campbell, Logan and
Buckmaster.
The bill giving the faith and effect to
certain records in the county of Madison
as il they had been records of the coun-
~ of Bond, was read the third time and
passed.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-01-16

ing az inquiry to satisfy their own minds
as TO the propriety of passing or rejecting
bill which has been submitted TO their
consideration. MAJ. Gag. {
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-01-16
Illinois Legislature.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.


1I0"'uy, 9 +
Mr. MChmtoc presented the petition
of sundry inhabitants of Bond, praying
for the erection of anew county referred
to the committee on petitions.
Mr.. Philihs presented the petition of
sundrY inhabitants ofthc county of White,
praying for relief, and suggesting t.e
propriety of State Bank.
Ordered To lie on the table.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-12-05

Governor, Captain. General aud Commander
in Chiefo/ Ghe Siafe If Rhode. islaDd and
Providenee Plantations
(~,) PROCLAMATION.
Wn!lnRn.t:"sss !l:n.: ssS ''' s:s,;,.ss :sS;s s.''s "
Dune Providenee, which oil men feel in
their hearts Tor the blessings they enjoy, is
most solemnly and impressiveIy manifested
when a whole community, with ono accord,
unite IN o.fe,Ing up their devolions and thanks
TO the Great Bene)aefOr Of mankind;
Now, therefbte, in pursuance of Resolu-
ton of the General Assembly, do recon-
mend THURSDAY, the sixth dJy OF Decem-
Der Dext, 70 be observed by all the good peo-
pie Of this sla,e (except those who may be
withheld by scrupies Of conscience) as Dsy
Of Public Thanksgiving end Prayer: That
we may then all assemble in our fespeetlve
bou ,es OF worship, and unite in Offering up
our fe,vent prayers and sincere thanks 10 the
Most High, for The numberless bounties
which he continues daily TO bestow upon Us
for ihe uninterrupted and unexampied pros.
petty in the midst of which VIC live and es-
pcciaIly, for ,ha, grace which, by enabling us
TO know and acknowledge the source from
which our blessings Aow. at once increases
the sum Of our enjoyments and rehders US
more deserving Of Them.
And reque;, the citizens OF ibis stats TO
suspend Ill unnecessary labor and abstain
from un-ui able recreation on said day.
GiVen under my hand, and sea! Of said STATE,
at Neqohort, this fgoeLfih day or .Nouember,
in Me gear oi our Lord One 7honsand
Eight Hundred and Twenty One, and Of
Indetendenee The Forty. S,rth.
WILLIAM c. GIBBS,
By his EEeehency's command:
HEsRY Bowen, Secretary.
Nov. 81.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-12-05
FEMALE EDUCATION.

The Bellows Falls paper, gives pleas
ant descr ip,ion of the marriage OF an hon.
est farmer with young lady just gradu-
ated from a female country academy, af-
Ter residence therein Of about six
months The husband boas;ing of her
learning, SAYS -" She Can tell the year
and day of the month when our forefath.
ers lartled in Plymouth, knows the name
of every capital town in the Union, Cam
tell to an inch how far it is from here, to
tic HMibodes, think she calls them, Ii
you should bore hole through the globe
and chick mill stone into it, she can say
20 shaving what would become of the
nlll-stone,-She is likewise monstrous
pretty painter, and can paint puppy SO
well that you take il for lion, and
sheep that looks as big and as grand as
an elephant. She knows all about chem.
istfy. and says that water is composed Of
two kinds OF gin, that is to say OK. gin
and hyder.gin; and air is made Of OK gin
aud nitre-gin, or (what is the same in
E.nglish) salt.retre. gin. She says that
burning a stick Of wood in the FIRE is
nothing but play Of eomieoi { CJiemieaU
infimty; and that not particle Of the
matter which belonged to the stick is
lost, but only scattered about like chaif
IN hurricane"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-12-05
&. Nj. THUKSTON.


EFTERs foR SALE, rvhokesoic and retail,
~ For Cash, or oftroved credit,
100 hhds. 20 tierces and 10 bbs. best re-.
taiiing Molasses;
10 boxes and 10 bbs. Havana tf own SD
gats;
S do. white do;
90 chests Hyson, Young Hyson, Tyson.
skin, and Soschons Teas !;
10 hbds. and 100 bbls. best rye Gin, dif.
ferent brands;
5 do. w. !. Rum;
pipes Cognac Brandy;
20 q. casks Wine, different kinds
20 kegs first qualify Tobacco;
20 do. Gun-Powder
so bbls. Flour
10 boxes Doolit,le Soap; 10 DO. sperm
Candles
80 quintals Goldfish; -
500 lbs Cassie, Nu,megs, Cloves, Ginger,
Pepper, Pearlash
Lof'ilisrd's Msccoboy and Scotch Snuff,
N.r~ L IT - 90 81 Az
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-12-05
POI TRY.
TSELECTED.1

CSELECTED.1
THE PARTING.
we parted,-yett ] never heard
Her lips repeat a last adieu:
We parted, yet no soothing word
Assured me she would si'i be truc
And ehen left my Arns's side,
1 only felt that gentle sorrow
Which lovers feel, who but divide
To meet again in JOY Tomorrow
oh who that from friend must sevee
For IoDg-long years-perhsps forever.
Would wish 10 fly without possessing
A parlirg look, q parting blessing;
Though in thar momcpt are combined
All that Can agonize Me mind
Though lips cannot express their woe,
Though tears may thea refuse 10 howS
Though anguish not to be espres',
Nearly o'erwhelms tie throbbins breasts
Yet when The trying hour is o'er,
And friendly forms are seen no more;
when one fond look in vain is sought,
There's consolation in the thought.
That the last word, the parting sigh
Recorded their fidelity.
How precious 10 my heart had beeo
The memory of such scene t'
The silent pressure OF The hand,
Which friends so well can understand;
The fond in;eiligibie touch,
Which TO n lover says 80 much;
The words, the Io6ks--which D. tbo'they fii
Our eyes with tears.--arc comforts stl!.