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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-12-29
Fulling and Dying of Cloth.

ME subscriber will continue to re.
n ceive raw Cloth at Mr.. Won Rie.
sen Il Senseney's store in Winchester
for the. Green Spring Factory, and re-.
turn the same there when dressed.
He hatiers himself That for The n,any
proofs of The goodness Of bis work, ne
will receive a share Of public patroh-
age. WM. BAILEY.
December sth-sis.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-12-29
NOTICE

8 now given at the request Of some
u OF the Subscribers to the AgricuItu.
raj Society Of the Valley. that meet.
ing will take place at the Winchester
Hotel on Holiday the stss inst. at ~
o'clock, Tor the purpose Of organizing
the Society and establishing a constittI.
ton and rules for their future govern.
ment. HUGH HOLMES
Dee. 32-2w,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-12-29

In the Superior Court Of Chancery hol-
den at Winchester,
Lewis Neill and Lydia NeiIl, Lewis
Neill, Thomas Huek and Mary his
wife, which said Lydia, Lewis and
Mary are children of Joseph Neill,
decd, and with others are heirs Of
Thomas NeiIl, deed, Plaintiffs,
Lewis NeilI, tson of John) Jonah Lup-
ton, Ann Lupton, Elizabeth Carter,
Joseph Carter, John Lupton, Sarah
LuptoD, Samuel Day and Isabella.
his wife, and Amos LuPton,
Defendants.
GHHE plaintiffs Lydia Neill. Thomas
n Huck and Mary his wife residing
out OF the Commonwealth Of Virginia,
are, desired to take notice, that on the
fifth day of January, 1922. between
the hours Of ten o'clock in the morning
and three in the AFTERNOON of that day.
at the Office of Lemuel Bent, {Commis-
sioner for taking Dispositions, 10 the
Town OF Winchester; the Dispositions
of Joshua Lupton, John Cievinger.
James Wigsentop, and Doctor john
Thompson, will be taken on the part
OF the defendants, in the above suit, to
be read as evidence therein.
AMOS LUPTON,
For himself and the other Defendants
December fst, 1921.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-12-29
FOR SALE,

NHE HOUSE & LOT at present
u occupied by Mr.. James Graham.
The publicity Of this stand and it being
so well known renders il unnecessary
TO diIate upon its advsntages.-The
u5scriber will sell the same at private
sale but If sale is not effected pre-
vious TO The Goth Of March, it will be
sold at Public Auction. Possession
will be given On the FIRST Of April
reference for further particulars TO
MIR. N. Fitzsi6mons.
Dee. 4 ids JOHN HASFELDT.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-12-29

The reader mAy not have remarked
That IN The word abstemiops the FIVE
voweis of the alphabet stand in their
grammatical ofder-n, e, i, o, u. The
word tacetious presents the same acei
dental sIesaiarity; ard facetiousIy
brings in the =.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-12-29

IN the Superior Court Of Chancery hols
den at Winchester, II, Virginia,
Joseph Forman, Plaintiff,
AGAINST
John Bowman, BENJAMIN Bowman,
William Bowman, James Bowman,
George Hal. and Ann his wife, lato
Ann Bowman, Andrew Bowman and
William Maxwell and Elizabeth bis
wife, late Elizabeth Bowman, beirs
of Andrew Bowman, deceased-aud
Abraham w. 1nskeeP and Nancy
his wife, late Nancy FormaD, AM!
John 3. Kerebeval, infant son and
heir Of Catherine kerebevaI, deed,
late Catharine Forman by Samuel
Kereheyal, jun'r. lis Guardian al
titem, and the said Samuel Kerehe-
val, late husband Of said Catharine--
said Nancy and Catharine being
beiresses Of John Forman, deed,
who was SIM and heir OF William
FormaD, deed, and JSbn Swami,
Defendants.
NSHE Defendants (or such of them
N as reside nut Of the Common.
"cohn w 'HS'h'o bfe NestTfu 10 lbK6
MOTTO, that on the 3fst day Of Decen,
Der, 1924, at the House and Tavern
of Frederick steiubrek, in The Town
OF Romney, in the CruDty Of Hamps
shire, Virginia, between the hours
of Ten o'tIoek in The morning and
three in The afternoon Of Tie said
day, l shall take the Depcsir1oss of
Nicholas Casey, and John Blue, TO be
evidence in the suit above mentioned
and II from any cause the Deposition
Of The said Nicholas Casey, shall not
be taken at The time and place above
mentioned, the same will be taken o,
the House Of Adan, Stump, at Cheat
River, in Preston County, Virginia,
near kingwood, on the third day OF
January. 1922, between The same hours
of that day.
JOSEPH FORMAN.
December 1, fs2t-4tpd
mr. QfSLs N Ey,nC -
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-12-29
Mr.. Joseph Helm, 8 Elisha W.
Williams, one of the Execu-
tors of Frances Helm. decd

tOIS OF FRANCES Helfn, DECD.
A s you are 10 Inhabitants of this
"a state, take this method of in
forming you that | shaIi, by virtue Of
a commission, issued from the Wiuches-
ter Chancery District Court, 10 soil
depending in the said Court, in which
j, as Administraior or my deceased
wife, am plaintiff, and you, Joseph
Helm, in your character of Executor
Of Thomas Helm, deed, are defen-
dant, ard you, Elisha w. Williams
together with John JoilifEe, another
Executor Of Frances Helm, deed, are
defendants, proceed on Saturday The
tweDty-third day of February next, be.
tween the hours OF nine in the nnruinq
and si1 in the evening Of the same day,
at the Court House in Versailles, In
Woodford County, Kentucky, TO take
the deposition Of Thomas Helm, which
deposition is intended as evidence 10
said suit.
AMBROSE BARNETT.
Deceuter 10, 1s2f-4w
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-12-29
Negroes for Hire.

A S Agent for Mrs. Mary Carter, Of
IA Richmond County. l shall offer
fer Hire, before my Office door, on
Tuesday the t5th day of January, 1922,
about FIFTY NEGROES, consisting
OF Men, Women. Boys and Girls. In
all cases bond with approved security
will be required and should any Of
the Negroes be hired to persons reai-
ding out Of the county Of Frederick,
security living within the county will
be required. A. 8. TlDBALL. .
Winchester, Dee. 15-tdb
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-12-29
Little River Turnpike
COmnany.

ENHE Stockholders in this institu-
a ton, will hold their annual meet
ing at Cagsett's Hotel, in. the town of
Alexandria, on Wednesday, the s,h
day OF January. 1899, at which meet
ing an election viii take place for a
President, four Directors, and Trea.
surer. On the following day the su-
petiutendants Of the road and coliec-
tors of toll, at all the gates. will be
appointed.
JONAH THOMPSON, Treasurer.
Dee. 15-tdm.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-12-29
FOR SALE.

II WISH TO SELL THE TRACT
n OF LAND on which 1 live, con-
tainipg between 40 and goo ACRES.
This land is inferior 10 no tract in the
County. No money will be required
in hand. For: terms apply to Joseph
Iidball, Jno. Macky, or the subscriber
WILLIAM SMOKERS,
Woodberry, July 7-tf.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-12-29
FOR RENT,

"A N N ~ " Ii "A ~ ~,
q WING in Shenandoah County, a.
q A bout FIVE miles from Woodstock
containing $50 ACRES; one half
strong limestone Land. Upon this
Farm there is a comfortable Dwell.
LING HOUSE, BARN &STARLES:
an Apple Orchard and a grove of Sugar
Trees. Any one wishing to rent would
probably view the Tract; and the
Corn now standing in the fisld afford
evidence Of the productiveuess of the
soil. We will rent this Farm upon
reasonable terms, giving immediate
possession. Apply to the subscribers.
r. r. BARTON,
r. w. BARTON,
w. S. JONES,
Executors of r. p. Barton, deceased
December l5th-tf.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-12-29

Wanted Immediately,
A N Apprentice to the Printing bu.
IA siDess, aged f-om is ~ years
Of industrious habits aud respectable
connexions.
APPLY At THIS OFFICE.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-12-29
ALIENS:
]. A. XAUPI

SUBMITS to the patronage OF the
OLadies aud Gentlemen of Wiuches.
ter his intention of opening his Dan.
cling School on Friday the 2sth inst.
in Mr.. May burry's Ball Ro m. Having
determined to teach no where else
whilst he has alSehool in this borough,
parents may rest assured that his
whole time shall be dedicated to the
obstruction of the pupils entrusted to
h,s care, and the greatest attention
paid to their department, Tuition as
usual.
Dee. 22-3t.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-12-29
MERCHANDISE.

Also PATENT MEDICINES OF eve.
~ description, on as reasonable terms
az they can elsewhere be obtained,
He trusts that although he has chang
ed his local position, his friends who
had beeh accustomed to call upon
him at his late stand, will not on that
account forget now to give him CALI
Every exertion to render satisfaction I'd
hls customers shall be made; he ID
thankful tor past favors, aud respeet-
fully solieits continuance.
:. N. B. Piano Fortes timed and re-.
Paired at the shcrtest notice.
Nov. 2i-tf.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-12-29
NEotteries Mo1c Drawing.
New York Literature Lottery.

New York Literature Lottery,
SIX TH G l. A S S.
Commenced drawing on tho 2sth of
last month. and viii continue to draw
regularly once week. The following
splendid prizes are still undrawn, viz:
$4,000 DOLLARS,
10000 DOLLARS.
10000 DOLLARS,
5000 DOLLARS,
5000 DOLLARS,
5000 DOLLARS,
4 of 5000 DOLLARS,
So Of 1000 DOLLARS,
50of 500 DOLLARS,
Besides 81 of SlOO-149 of $50, &c.
for which the cash will be advanced
on demand.
Whole tickets Sis 90 | Quarters e5
Halves 6 50 Eighths l 6s
University Lottery of Md.
continues to drasp regularly each geek.
The situation of the. wheels of this
Lottery has become pery interesting,
as the drawing is better than half
finished and $1,000 is the highest prize
that has yet come out.
The University Prizes are
of $4,000 DOLLARS,
1 of 10000 DOLLARS,
9 of 5000 DOLLARS,
IS of 1000 DOLLARS,
s of 500 DOLLARS,
so OF 100 DOLLARS,
Whole tickets Sic Quarters IS 90
Halves 6 Eighths so
Tickets for sale i'm THE GRAND
NATIONAL LOTTERY, 5th class,
at Sl4.
Tickets and Shares in the above
Lotteries for sale, warranted I'M
dra10n, in q variety of numbers at
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-12-29

ID ESPECTFULLY announces Ia his
II friends and customers that he bas
removed to his old Stand, south of the
run, and within one door Of Mr. printz's
Tavern, where he offers for sale GOOD
assortment of
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-12-29

the most fertile part Of the County Of
Frederick, lying near The river S6en-
endoah. and adjoining the Lands of
David Castleman, CbaIes Mccormick, ,
James Hurst, George II. Norris aud o.
Tiers.
BY order OF The board OF Ovesseers,
nov. IL tide. LEML. BENT Cl'k.
The Editors of the Martinsburg.
Charles'own and Shepherdstuwn pa.
perss will please insert the above adj
verlisment in their respective papers,
until the day Of sale, and send their
accounts to this office for payment.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-12-29
SALE OF THE GLEBE.

NOTICE is hereby given that The
In GLEBE LAND Of the Parish of
Frederick having become vacant by the
death OF the incumbent, the Rev. Alex.
Baimain, the same will be sold by the
Oyerseers of the Poor of thu county of
Frederick and corporation of WinsLes-
ter, or majority of them, on Tuesday
the sfh day Of January nert, upon the
premises, To the highest bidder, ON a
credit Of IL mondts /; the purchaser to
give bond with good security for tbs a.
mou mt OF the purchase money, payable
in twelve months to the said Oyerseers
or their spceessor.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-12-29

The said GIel,e consists
pfa TRACT contain.
iny about 156 ACRES
OF excellent Land, i'm
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-12-29
PDETRY.
IFoR TaE GAzErrE.1

saw the rudy tin's of morn
Enstamp'd upon the Eastern sky;
I heard the watchman's distant horn
Proclaim tn approaching Hay was nigh.
The mountain sop--the tap'ring spire--
Had caught the image Of hfs blaze
Aud sparkling. as he mounted higher,
The dew.drops gli,ter'd in bis rays.
LOOKED again-wi,h spleudor bright
The sun from bis meridian blaz'd;
Now with dark clouds conceaPd his light
Now unob.cur'd diffus'd his rays.
! mark d with slow progressive pace
He pass'd declining in the West
Yet in his path way could TRACE
No mark of brilliancy imprest.
Once more I vi-w'd-the shades Of night
Were spreading DER the dusky vale;
And Soils last ray the mountains beight
Depicted mournfully and pale.
heard the rushing tempest howl,
A requiem to departed day;
And fear'd the wolf. nocturnal prowi,
AS he pursued his fearful way.
Twas then the thought came DER my mind
Thus doth mans greatness fade away;
To-day he is-to morrow fiads
No monument to mark his stay.
And tho' his morn should cloudless rise,
And peaceful sleep connections pow'r--
Yet storms msy vex his evening skies,
CT datken his meridisn hour. B.
FROM THE PET ERSBuRG INTELLIGENCEp
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-12-29
FROM THE PET ERspuRe INrELLrcENcEr

GOSPEL MELODIES.
Tye haUe faih as a grain of na&stdra seed
There i, faith that never dies,
A fond belief that never fants,
A sacred hope that never flies,
Till full fruilion calls the saintst
There is a faith, the faith Of He'll,
That wretched sinners may deceive,
For Heavens eternal word can tell
The devils tremble and believe!
Say, oh /, my soul, whist faith is thine?
Isit the faith of JOY and love,
ART thou assured that these combine
To train thee for The realms aboyep
Dost thou believe, that Jesus came,
In robes of Righteousness, as bright
As Heavens own empIyean fame,
To clothe his saints in spotless whitep
Dsst thou believe thy love of guilt
Was banished by his grace to thee,
Washed out by that pure blood he split,
With his last groans on Calvary
Dost thou believe, from sin and pain,
Without one merit of thine own,
Jesus has called thee, SOUL again,
Thro' Mercy, Love, and Grace aloneP
All then indeed, my Soul, how blessed,
No fears of death need then appal;
Securely thou msy'st seek that rest,
Where Jesus reign, the Lord Of All.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-12-29
JOHN CLORE.

December fst,fs2f-4t
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-16
THE LATE LIEUT., Triple.

We understand that the sword which the
late gallant Lieutenant Trippe wested from
the commander OF Tripolitan vessel which
he boarded, in the affair of Tripoli in 1904,
has been received from one of his friends
and deposited among the trophies Of the Ma.
w Department.
Lieutenant Trippe, it will be remember
ed jumped ON board the Tripolitan, follow
ed by Midshipman jonathan Henley and 9
men, after which his gun boat fell of, ieav-
ing MIN exposed TO the attacks OF thirty six
Tripoliisns. g Though at first" says the
historian, "the victory seemed doubtful yet
in few inmates the TripnIitans were sub
dued. Fourteen OF them were killed and
twenty Two taken prisoCers, seven of the
latter severely wounded. Lieut.. Trippe
received eleven sabre wounds, som. of them
dangerous. The blade of his sword bend
ing, he closed with his antagonist and both
fell. In the struggle Lieutenant Trippe
wTesied the sword from him, and stabbed
him to the heart
1t is gratifying to know, that this memo
rial OF the most gallant actions. and gallant
spirits Of our early little Navy, is placed
where we hope it will long be preserved.
Nat Intel.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-16
Nep York, June IL.
Late from Europe.

Per The Packet ship Albion, from Liverpool.
2he traveller of April %, says, the re-
cent intelligence from the Continent has
gwen rise to speculations whether the
Holy Alliance will make any attempt up
on the liberties of Spain. The circum-
stances which have induced some persons
to incline to the affirmative may be brief
ly enumerated--The landwehr, or militia
is to be called out in Austria, and the
whole army is put on war footing; which
1t is not easy to account for, considering
the past, present, and everlasting financial
embarrassment, of that mismanaged Mon
archy, except on the superstition that some
serious enterprise has been resolved upon.
The events in Turkey will the less ac-
count for this proceeding, because it is
now generally understood that "the two
f aperors," whom our Treasury Prints
be lin to consider as the proper Judges in
the last resort of all European affairs,
haze determined to maintain neutrality
TO Yards the Greeks and Turks. Besides,
the Austrian paper is much deprecated.
In letter from Frankfort, in the ALICE
meine Zeitung, it is said, that "there is
yet no confidence in Austrian paper either
in Frankfort or in Holland, and the lots
ofthe second lottery of Rotchschild were
on one of the last redemption days, offer
ed even under the negotiation price, and
the house of Rotchschild was compelled
to take back by no means a small number
of them to prevent a further deprecia-
ton" This circumstance however may
be regarded as merely consequence Of
the first mentioned one If the Austri-
ans, from whatever cause. keep upa large
establishment, their credit must continue
low The manner in which despotic gov
ernments deal with their creditors is pref
ty nearly the same as that in which they
deal with their subjects or their neigh
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-16
MARYLAND RESOLUTIONS.

The legislature OF Connecticut has ap.
proved Of the principles adopted in the re-
port Of the legislature of Maryland, relative
TO the public lands set apart sor education.
and have resolved 10 request "the Senators
and Representatives of that state in the cor
gress of the United States, to use their en-
beavers to procure an appropriation OF a
par. of the public lands, for the promotion
of the objects Of science and education in
the several states, TO be divided among them
in such manner and proportions as TO con-
gress shall appear just and equitable"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-16
Notice.

\ IL persons residing in he District
n Columbia and State of Virginia, pa
ing claims against the late Samuel g. Gf]
fiji, Esq will please present the same Pfa
erly altested, for settlement on or ben
the first day Of January next, to john kea
erts, Esq. Alexandria, or to the subscT'a
at the Wellington Distiliery.
june l6 Agent for the ADM.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-16

We learn that The Peacock, lately arriy.
IA at Norfolk. will ascend the Potomac to
-nur Navy Yard, previous to her crew being
laid of. As the schooner Shark, wants
hands, our tars. when they get rid of their
money, may enter her nav without delay
aai-"pui to sea again"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-16

Mr. Creswiek, an ingenious cutler OF this
place. has made scontract with the agents
of the government, to supply the U. States
Navy with brass buttons. of peculiar
stamp; and this forenoon, IN presence, OF
several gentlemen, he struck off two dozen
IN the SPACE of IN. 2 set. This he effect
ed by newly invented stamping machine,
he only one in America ~. 7. E. Post.
A late traveller in Persia says ne
commerce. OF Persia is like that which must
exist in every nation, where the arts ana
industry are still only in their infancy-here
the Importation greatly exceed the eIpor'
taiions."
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-16
THE GREEKS.

The GREEKS.
The post Of Jassy brings intelligence to
March 81. that Prince Ypsilanti has march.
ed against Romani and Fokschan, with 1000
chosen Arnauts; that 10000 Greeks have
taken the same direction, and that numbers
are congregating daily from Bessarabia.-
The Greeks of the islands have repaired to
Idro in the Egean Sea, where they have
been for some time collecting feet more
than 1900 trading vessels, Of different sizes,
have been assembled and armed.
Extracts from the Courier Francois Of Ned.
nesday last.
Extract of communication from Kolokythia
in the Morea, the country of the Mai
notes.
A great number Of the most distinguished
Greek families of thu Peloponnesus have ar
rived in our neighborhood TO put themselves
under the protection Of the free and armed
Mainotes. A part Of this brave nation, who
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-16

HsCSf POOos 4u0y !.
Events of considerable public interest
took place at Glasgow and at Edinburgh
on the Esd inst. being the day appointed
for the celebration of his majesty's birth
day. In both these places species of
conflict has prevailed between the militia
ry and the populace; but the accounts
which have been hitherto received leave
it extremely doubtful whether these con
tests have originated in some temporary
irritation, or in more deep-rooted hos
tility, which took this opportunity to vent
itself. The account given ofthe Glasgow
riot is substantially this; in the course of
the day the military and the volunteers,
in the presence of $4,000 inhabitants,
maneuvred and fired on the green, and in
the evening his Majesty's health was
drank amidst great applause at the Cross,
the Magistrates being present and uniting
in this expression of loyalty. A large
bonfire was then lighted near the gaol.
which threatened mischief to that part of
the town, and the police in the discharge
of their duty endeavoured to distinguish
the flames. This exercise of the authori-
ty of the civil power being resisted by the
populace. the military were called out,
but the resistance was still continued
Soon afterwards the dragons were rein
forced, and the people fled before them
over the wooden bridge, the first arch of
which was broke down by the pressure,
and a mingled mass ofthe populace were
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-05-01

The following statement is made in the
New York Columbian Of Saturday evening
last The part which relates 10 Mr.. Jefferson
is particularly interesting il has moi, we must
presume, or ought no; to have been hszsrdec.
without a certainty Of its correctness.
Every great politician in the United States.
speaks in terms Of uDequivocsl appreciation of
the conduct OF Governor Clinton 10 coming out
boldly rs the champion Of state rights, and IN
warning his fellow-c citizens of the dangerous and
alarming conduct Of officers Of the general gov
eminent in interfering with State elections.
"The venerable THOMAS JEFFERSON, . nau-
ever dear to the Republicans Of the north, has
very recently expressed his cordial and warm
appreciation of the conduct Of Mr.. Clinton IN the
conviction that ths case was fully made out by
the documents. Mr. RANDOLPH, the late Gov
erDor Of Virginia, has also expressed his decided
appreciation Of the conduct Of Nr. Clinton, and
says il is example which ought to be followed
by every Governor in the Union.
"Other gentlemen ofthe old republican school
Of 'e3 and 1900, and OF the highest respectable
ty. have also warmly and decidedly approved sf
the conduct Of the Governor If our State.
The lodgings OF Philadelphia dandy were
lately rotbed Of a pair VI STAYS, smelling
bottle, two pair Of artificial eye trows, and 4
white surinui, which contained ) love letters.
written !o himself 10 his sHI L<nd Writing /
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-22

Mr.. SHrRLEY-The following effuson was ham
ded 70 me by friend, and | now offer il TO YOU
for an insertion in your Gazette. ID has some
faults, bot 10 the production Of youthful
muse and therefore hope IFS imperfections will
be overlooked.-Y Yours, sc. ANXIOUS.
WINTER
AUTUMN has fed f; and hoary Winter now ~
Der bill and dale has spread his drear domai \
Covering with feecy snow the fertile plain.
With piercing storms the winds tempestuous blow
And block the way. The streams refuse to flow
Ev'n Natures self, close bound with icy chain,
With meek submission, owns stern Winters
reign.
Congeshd before the frown Of his dark threat
ming brow
And an how hard the helpless wanderers Lot,
y Who roaus alone upon some hostile strand,
And sighs to tread once more his native land,
TO meet those friends by memory meier forgot,
And hail, vet once again, that fertile spot,
Where Friendship binds him with her strong
est band. H.