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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-05-14
Gardner Iron FORKS.

THE Subscriber, Agent. Of the GAhDiNEfs
L IRON WORKS. has constantly tor safe AZ
The gency Store inGardiner, the following ar
ticles v.z -
Saw Mill Crsnks, Pulling Mil DO.
Lantern Wheels,
Wrought &. cast Mill Spindles,
Hat,er's asins,-Ciotbier's Plates,
Crow Bars.-Plough Moulds and Coulters,
Wheels for various kinds Of Machinery
Sad Irons. Cast Iron Dogs,
Shelves and Cogs for Blocks,
Csrding Machine Irons,
Cart and Wagon Boxes,
Gudgeons Of all sizes,
Brands for names, &c. made at short 40
tlce.
The above Articles will be sold cheap for cash
nr approved credit. Orders for any description
Of Castings will be executed punctus'ly. in the
best manner. NJ. SPRINGER, Jr Aeeh-
6m Gardner, Feb 5, 1922.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-05-14

- eral assortment OF
Groceries and Hard Ware,
-AMoNG WHICH ARE TIE FOLLOWING -
SPIRITS. { Currie Powder.
Old Cognac Brandy, TEAS.
Antigua Rum, Gunpowder,
St Croix, do. Imperial Hyson,
v. England, do. Young Hyson,
Scbedam Gin, Hysen Skin,
Weesp do. Souchong.
American do. SUGARS
Old Whiskey Cordals. India double boiled,
WINES. White and brown Ha-
=. P. Madeira, ! vans,
Sicily Madeira, St Croix.
Lisbon, Vidonia, Loaf and lump.
Malaga. NUTS.
SPICES. Almonds,
Nutmegs, Cloves, Filberts,
Mace, Pimenio, ; English Walnuts,
Ginger, Csssia. s Pecan Csstana,
Real Cinnamon, Pea Nuts.
Ground Cassa COFFEE.
Whole and ground Pep St. Domingo.
per, Havana Domestic,
Csyrnne, do. Welsh No. 1 Chocolate,
English Mustard, Bakers. do
Entry HATS, all sizes,
Slermsceti Oil, Flasks do blown Salt
S. Ubes and Liverpool do Cotton. Rice,
Salt Petre- Alum, Copperas. Starch.
Sulphur. Indigo, roll Birthstone Tobacco,
Cut Nails, Brads, Hollow Ware, Stone DO.
Molasses, Cheese, Dat Meal.
Cask aud box Raisns. Cufrants, Figs,
Mackere and Pollock Fish. Vinegar,
Brushes, Brooms, Demijohns, Velvet Corks,
CASTLE and brown Soap. Windsor do.
5uperhne Flour, Sole leather, Shovels,
Spades, &c.
Win rariety Of
HARD WARE.
Nor. 6. TT
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-05-14

sAaN THE sloop FRIENDSHIP, THADDE-
Us ROBBINS, Master, will leave this place
Generally for Portland on Mondays and Thurs
daIs and from Portland for this place on Wsd-
nssfays, Fridays or Saturdays, wind and weather
All orders left with w. r. Il G.
Northyarmouth or ASA EATON,
Iugraham's wharf, Portland, shall be duly at
tended to, and all favors gratefully acknowledg
ed. If. North Yarmouth, .Ncy 4, 1922.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-05-14
OF REMOVAL. &c
Wholesale and Retail Store.
HAINES q MORRIS.

INFORM their friends & the public, that they
l. have removed to their NEW STORE ~
MAIN STREET, nesr Mr.. Patterns Hotel and
opposite Bsrker's Tavern where they have for
sale complete assortment Of
w. |. GOODS & GROCERIES,
Hardware s. Domestic Goods.
the above goods are Of superior quality and com
prise most of the articles generally inquired for
in their line, which will be sold wholesale or
retail, as low as at any sore in Portland, for
cash, country produce, or approved credit.
All persons indebted TO Hsines & Morris on
Note or Account, of long s,snding must call
and adjust the same without delay.
For sale as nbore-
Philadelphia Millsaws Of SUI
perior qusiity. # Portland, Oct. IS. 1921.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-05-14

To GEORGE BRADBURY, Esq. one Of the Justices
ofths Peace in &for the County Of Cumberland.
WE the subscribers FIVE of the proprietors OF
Wv a certain tract of Land in Portland, for
merly assigned to the widow Of Anthony Bracket,
deceased, as part Of her dover in his estate {:
said tract lying southerly Of the Maine Street.
leading from Portland to >troudwater do here
by request your honour to issue your warrant for
calling a meeting Of said proprietors, to be hold
en- at the office Of JAMES NEAL, Esq. in Ere dnge
Stree, 10 said Portland on Wednesday the twelfth
day of June next. at three Of the clock in the
afternoon, then and there to act on the follow
ing articles-Viz
1st. To choose Moderator.
Cd. To choose Clerk, Treasurer aud any
other officers they may deem necessary.
Sd. To ifthey will appoint committee
TO settle with Joseph II. Ingraham, Esq. the
question in dispute, relating TO the boundaries
of said tract, where the adjoins land be-
longing to SAID lnsrabam aid what powers they
will give to such committee for the purpose.
4th. To see if they will appoint an Agent to
commence and prosecute suit against said la
graham. for the purpose Of settling such bounda-
ries should a suit be necessary.
5th. To see if they will vote assessment
ola sum sufficient TO defray the expenses Of
survey Of the same, and Of suit for the recov-
cry Of the land claimed Of said Ingraham BY said
proprietors.
9th. To see ifthe proprietors will appoint
Committee to lay out Streets through said tract
Of Land, and report the same for acceptance at
an adjournment of said meeting.
It'll. To agree on m9de OF calling future
meetings of said proprietors
In siinsss uherst{, zoe hare hereunto set our
hands, this twentisth day # April, a. ID. 1922.
(Signed) JAMES NEAL,
PRENTISS MELLEN.
LEVI CUTTER,
JAMES CROCKETT,
THOMAS BECK.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-05-14

Domestic Goods WARE HOUSE.
TWO DOORS BELOW THE BANK OF PORTLAND
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-05-14
MASONIC NOTICE.

THE Officers ofCASCO LODGE at North Var
mouth, will be publicly installed by the
Grand Lodge, on St. Johns day, the Oath Of juno
next. The members ofneighbouring Lodges and
all regular Masons, will consider this as an invi-
tation to attend. An address will be delivered
by Brother STEPHEs CHAPLIN.
Per order, SAMUEL GILMAN Secretary.
North Yarmouth, May l, 1922.
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NJ Turtle Shell Combs.

" Y ER y NUBLF,
ExcHAsGE STREET, PORTLAND.
Lave Just received prime lot Of LARGE
L j TURTLE SHELL COMBS, OF a superior
quality. May 2, 1922.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-05-14
TF.ARM FOR sale.

IPFAR.N FOR SALE,
IN Falmouth. situated near the Meeting house.
i on the main road leading from Portland East
ward, containing about 60 acres, with House
and Barn the same.
Terms of sale will be made easy to any one
wishing to purchase, and reasonable credit
will be given for the greatest part the purchase
money.
Possession given LIST of Nov. next.
Appysto PAUL Z. MERRILL.
Portland, April 80, 1882.
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NOTICE.

THE subscriber has taken ofthe town Of Wind
IL ham pauperby the name OF JAMES CAMP
FELL. 10 support o3e year but he utterly reius-
es to live with this therefore is to forbid all
persons harbouring bm as j shall not pay any ex-
renee arising iherefrcm.
TIMOTHY HANSON.
u INDIAN, .Edy 5, 1922.
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CUMBERLAND, s..
To James Neal, Of Portland, an saad County
Esquire, one Of said ProPrictors.
IN compliance with the above request you
are hereby authorized and required to call and
notify meeting Of said proprietors in manner BY
law prescribed, to be holden at the time and
place, and for the purposes above mentioned.
In witness whereof. have set my hand and
seal this wenty fourth day Of April, in the year
Of our Lord eighteen hundred and twenty two.
(Signed.)
GEO. BRADBURY, Justice Peace.
PURSUANT to the foregoing warrant to me di-
rected, hereby notify the Propretors aforesaid,
to meet at the time and place, and for the pur-
poses aforesaid.
Dated this Gath day of April, A. ID. 1922,
4w JAMES NEAL
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-11
Mrs { 0ulon,

Mrs oulon,
ENROM Phlladelphia, respectfully in
l. forms the Ladies of the District that
she has just opened
Rich e Fashionable .assOrt-
ment Of Fancy .artictes,
which will be disposed OF for cash, on the
most reasonable terms, and all fayors con-
ferred on her will be gratefully scknow-
lodged.
Welghtman' Buildings, Pennsylvania
Avenue, Washington city.
ian i lot
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-11
The POOk.

IN consequence OF the numerous appli-
4 cations tor reIei OF the poor. the board
OF Trustees OF the poor feel IT their duty 10
respectfully solicit donations from such OF
their benevolent fellow citizens as feel a
disposition 10 aid them at this Indictment
season.
. Considerable relief has been afforded
them trom the funds of the Corporation,
but FROM the great number of applications
occasioned by the late sickness. and Other
circumstances, they are compelled TO this
measure No one will be applied to for
subscriptions; to such as find it perfectly
convenel t to voluntarily assist them with
money articles of warm clothing, wood,
OF provisions, they will be thankful.
Among the poor ere many aged women
and young children, some oil them sick,
who are in want of fannels, SHOES and
stockings. and every necessary OF life.
Donations in money or clothing will be
received by any OF the Trustees, wood or
provisions by MIR, Samuel " teler, clerk
Of the market, j. SWIFT, Pres.
B. I. Of the Poor.
ian II 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-11
Dissolution of Partnership.

ACiSOo10 ~
IyHE copartnership heretofore EXISTING
Il between John c. and VIM H. Ty-
Ter is this day dissolved All persons hav-
ing claims against the said firm, will pre-
sent the same 10 the subscriber at Stafford
Court House, Va. and all indebted to the
same are requested to make immediate
paymentto
JOHN c.. TYLER.
Jan B eosw
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-11
TBy last Evenings Mall
NsU. York, Jan. s.
FROM CUKkACOA.


BY the Brig Matteawan, Capt. Serb
ner, arrived last night, we learn that
the U. S. brig Spark, capt. Elton, ar
rived at Curacao on the 18th ult, from
a cruise to the winGward.
We have received from capt. Scrib-
ner, Curacao papers to the goth ult.
which state. that another expedition had
sailed from Puerto Cabello, to make a
descent upon Coro. 1t consisted of the
Hercules brig OF war, and 0 other ves-
sells, principally schooners, having on
board from to 600 men, under the im-
mediate orders OF Gen. La Tore who
had resigned the command of Puerto
Cabelloto Gen. Morales. This expedi.
ton had made landing at Los Sagues,
in the Gulph of Maracaibo.
A teucca belonging 10 La Tore, having
great quantity OF arms and ammunition
on board Tor the use OF the troops. ran a
shore at Cumarebo, and was taken pos
session OF by the independents.
Bolivar was reported TO be in Maracaibo
with body of 5000 men, and was about
II proceed with this force for the reduc-
ton o. Puerto Cahello.
CURRAco. Dec 10
Declaration O independence Of Spanish 81.
Domingo
Arrivals on Thursday, from the city of
st Domingo. have brought unexpected .,
official intelligence of the whole of the
Spanish part OF the Island Of st. Doming
having declared its independence of Spain.
on the fr,t OF this month, as ii we're by
the unanimous voice OF the people, not
drop OF blood having been split, nor any
excess committed on The occasion. The
act OF the declaration OF independence
consists Of 80 long articles.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-11
For Portland & Sac0.

For Portland 3 Sac0.
kMA The good schr SYREN, Moses
49, Emery, master, will take 800 bbls.
freight, if Immediate application is made
to w. FOWLE & Co.
Who have received per the above vessel,
and offer for sale.
$4,000 feet Of lsmber.
dec Is
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-11

|, act to authorize the payment OF sum
of money to Thomas Shields, was also
read twice and referred Co the coinmll-
zee Gil Claims.
Tne Speaker presented communi-
alton IRON The Post Master zen. reia-
.iveto the Cler&s employed in tnat De-
partment; and communication from
ne Department of State, CONTAINING a
list, &c. OF patents ISSUED to inventors,
sc rom the lst OF January, 1921, to the
tot OF January, 1872, when OH mstlon
oi Mr.. S,nltn, OF .iu. were respectively
ordered to lie on the table and be print
ed.
MILITARY APPROPRIATIONS.
On motion of sir. Smith, of Md. the
house then resolved itself into a COM
lnittee of the whole on the unfinished
business OF yesterday. lthe Dill making
partial appropriations for the military
service OF the year 1922, &c.) MIR. Ii.
Nelson in the Chair
MIR, omlrn, OF Virginia. supported the
motion of the gentleman from Maine,
Mr.. hill to nil the blank with the sum
OF D.00,0 1000.
lie delivered speech of considerable
length in favor Oh his position.
Mar. Dwight, remarklng that the hour
of adjournment mad nearly arrived.
moved that the committee rise and ask
leave to sit again. Which motion was
agreed to by vote of ~ to o5; and
The house adjourned.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-11

Alermsdria assemblies.
yT,HE nrsl dancing ASSEMBLY, will
4 take pace on Thursday ! TIN insl.
al the Clty Hotel. Non subscribers can
obtain cards OF al MISSION on applcat ION
10 either OF the managers, OF at Tue bar
OF the dotel
Jan Ia At
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-11
Fifty Dollars Reward
WILL be given for the apprehension o.
anegro woman. blythe name OF.
G;ff1r

but assumes the name Of ANNE The
sail negro made her escape from me IN
the mouth of October, she is spare and
thin visage woman, OF common height, q
dark mulatto about s6 years of age, for
merly the property of John Stewart. Of
Frederick County Md. She is uncommon
Iy arlful. and no doubt will have free pa
pers: she is most likely to be about Ales-
andria, Georgetown or the City. The
above reward will be given if taken q
brought home. or secured in jail so that
| get her again. WIN. BECKiAM.
dec 5 3.awtf
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-11

@ George Wdhe, a Min
lister in the society OF Friends, proposes
attending religious meeting. to be held
at Friends Meeting House, this evening at
81 O'Clock to which, the public are re-
specially invited. lstmo II
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-11

Teas, kaisills, &c.
II lNDoAY& HILL, have just receive d
Ia 10 chests I Tyson
20 len catly boxes Imperial TEAS
60 Go gunpowder
Ice boxes MusCateI ralsins of superior
quality.
Z cases, each containing dozen
raspberry and cherry brandy
O- They nave some light freight tor
Richmond Va.
dec 81 st
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-11

For Freight to a Southern
Port.
tM The good schnr. PANOPE,
&R Nathan Soule master, carries IS
barrels and will take freight on moderate
terms. Apply to w. FOWLE & Co.
Who have received per the above vessel
and offer for sale
tons clean hemp
80 pieces Russia duck Of sup. qual'y
100 do do sheetings do do
10 do Ravens duck
90 do narrow shsetiDgs
IL chests olive oil
2 pipes Corsica wine
20 casks tanners oil
35 bbls No. Boston beef
Is do do do
So tons plaster
dec Is
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-11-19

MICHAEL DOG9iERTY.

The character 81 the sol her Of fortune,
so inlmitahly we'll drawn, aud winch con~lI-
tutcs the chiof merit of the popular tale,
" \ Legend of 5.outruse,o has been consl-
dcred altogether imaginary, aud the care
less facility with which he changed sides,
and embraced opposite principles, rc8ar-
dcd AZ the sporlirr invention OF the au-
ihor's brain. | will briefly relate the ad-
ventures of sentinel in the continental
service. - received from his Own bps, and
leave it to my readers 10 determine whe-
tier the character of Dalg"tty,' Trough II
never did, might not have existed"
Atthe moment of retreat, on the 18th OF
MAY. 1872, Whrn colonel Lrnrens, com
mandng the light troops of general Green $
army, beat up the quarters Of tie etemy
near Accabc", Michael Docherty, drstln-
gu4hc,l soldier CT the Dcawares, said TO a
comraGc who WAS ncar-"By Jasus, IT does
my heart good to think that little blood has
been split this day, any how, and that we
are likely to See the close without fight
Ne notice WIS l. ken OF his speech Ut se
me, but meeting him shortly after in camp
| injured, 4" how he, who was 90 much APP
plauded for uncommon rallautry, should
have expressed go great delight ON finding
ihe enemy mdisposcd for action" " Md
who, besides myself, hal "A better right To
be pleased, ! wonder" said Docherty
" Wounds and captivity have no charm.
for me, and Michael has never yet fought
but as bad lack would have it, both have
been his portion. When | give You Iii
tie piece Of the history Of my pest ite, yop
will give me credit for my wish to be care
ful Of the part hat IS TO came. WAS I'm
lucky from the jump. At the battle I"
Brandywihe, acting as sergeant oi "A 60 n
pany IN the Delaware regiment, my car'
tim killed, ard lieutenant absenting hi'n
self from the field for the greater safety u
his mothers son, fought with desperate y
till our ammunition WAS expended, and ~
comrades being compelled to refine, WA
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From the Pjchm0nd Coapil,r.
INDIAN INGENUITY.

The following originated in an article
which at first appeared in Silliman's Jour
nal In alusiun to it, we think it is the
National IntelIigcncer, which states thai u
similar stone is To he found in the District
OF Columbia; stamped with the impression
of the human foot Bat we cam entertain
no doubt of these statements, rs a similar
! phenomenon is To be met with in our ol7il
neighborhoea At P0Nhatan about Two
miles below the Capitol, there is stone,
within a few feet of the mansion, in lis
yard, which has the appearance of the
print of a human feet upon ii. From the
description OF the scite of The place, as left
10 us in Smiths History OF Virginia, y
there is very little doubt Of lis being HE
sete Of the palace of the great Powhatan,
the Indian Warrior, aud father of Poca
hontas. The palace, by the bye, was moth
ins but miserable hat. However this
may be- there is the small rock, with the
image of the foot upon it, 1t Is on a small
hill, elevated several feet above The James
Riyer-and. near the bank Of the river.
Every prominent part Ut the sole Of tie
foe, is there distinctly characterized. The
rock seems 10 be hard granite.
II can, we thinh, scarcely admit of a
question, that this is IA rude memorial 81
e sculpture of the indians. The rock Is
too hard 10 leave room for the suppUoltion
hat it was ever duciilc euDngh 10 receive
tie mould otthe foot by pressure; and be-
rs we must next suppose that II retained
the impression for d considerable time be-
fore it hardened. Nov these supp0sitions
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-11-19

fro" TIE B1liimoft Ftjaal Republican.
AMERICAN TALENf.
In lOOhing over some works l,t,Iv NH.
shed in Lon Ion, W End thai Dir. Bi,sb',
Eedlral Eoaprl Z Dr. Ujs!ar's Anatomy
| .'samda on Vaccination Chapmaa's TIN.
'peaotic7; AMI B.ssio.r'g Botany, have
tn rcpnbllshcd there. But what pIeas,s
3 most, ! the information W. derive from
~ same source. thai the celebrated Norl,
/ III oHtaElon, By our esteemed and scrn.
lie fellow citizen DIR. Potter, has not onl,
spnc through several editions IN that roun.
ii!, In, has also been translated into French
a1d published ut PefiS, and into Germap
1hd published at Leipzig. The effect Of
his learned work has been wonderful in
Europe, and must be highly crafty ing 10
the accomplished author; whom We can
assure, that, IN consequence ola pcrusal of
it, the learned DR.. .9rms'ronr, of London.
hs renowned his opinion that the typhus
fever Is contagious.
The question has been asked in Europe
who reads IN American book = The re-
viewers OF that part nj the world have an
swered the question themselves by the ye-
ry notice they have taken Of American
works.
To our friends in New-Yor4 we recon-
mend an attentive perusal of the valuable
work of DR.. Potter ON contagion.--It has
brought some Europeans To their senses.
and we hope it win have the same effect
ina city where lasreGards this subject heo-
~ was consulted, aud common SeaSe aban-
doned.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-11-19

py hour, passed away in this dreadful STATE,
when she again heard the yoice of the
clllld, who lad fallen asleep and now be-
gan again her cries ind complaints. 'fhe
unhappy father, who Id wi'h tie greatest
dilicnl'y saved himsel .lih thr two chi
dfrn. onr of whom had b.s,.p f,rn moment,
involved in the rubbish of the mountain,
came hcl nj day break, Ia search aU0ng
the runs for thr remainder of his G.miiy.
NJ tue di-iaurc of i,r hundred Yards from
the spot where his house originally Stood.
he discovered the dead body Of his wiz
one 81 her feet appearing above ground,
who II would seem hd b., \ sulloeatcd with
the child she carried IN her arms. lis lond
lamentations, aud the NOISE he made in la
boring Ia rxlrcatc the bodies, were heard
by thu little Marianne, y ho lay near the
spot, and called 10 him with Nil her might.
She WAS found with u broken lex. bat NJ.
voffheltss was wholly occupied about tle
servant whom she knew 10 be- nj no great
distance. She was also drawn from under
the ruins, but in such a state that little
hopes were entertained of her recovery,
aud for a considerable time continued sub
lcel 10 fits of terror. An infant oftwo years
otage was found safe and sound on lis mat
trass, resting on n muddy pool; but moi II
Nesilge of The house in which The infant
was, at the time of The catastrophe, could
be traced
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-11-19
MI Mo

MI SiC.
On the subject of Music, Addison las
icii the following sublime sentiment:
soh.moying sounds and heavenly aiis
tive force TO cv'ry word, and recommend
onr pray'rs.
When turn iiselt shall be no more,
And all things in confusion hurl'd,
Aintc shall then eAcr it pow'r
Aud, fr,e, survive the runs of The world
Ihen Saiuts and angels shall agree
In one eternal jubilee
All heaven shall echo with their hymns di
vines
Aud Cod himself with pleasure see
The whole creation in chorus Join
...s.ss,..
Erom N, London porainq Chronicle.
GREECE AND FREEDOM
Fierce aud fell the conlea burnelh,
ever sea aud over lhnd;
Greece the clain Of hes spurnrth--
Greece hath drawn slc1thless brand.
Welcome Freedom though thy birth
With II whirlWinl shake TIE earth
Welcome though thy lovely torn
Dawn through sirouding gloon aud storm.
Der cnsh old ilcllcnian mountain,
Where Thy dwelling VIA of yore,
o'ef each classic hill aud fountain
Sounds thy hnIlou d name once more
Wclromr thonsh the cannon pcal,
Ringing blade aud cIashng steel,
And ,he brltIc shout OF high
Echo back the glorious cry.
Der the H2nrr watcrs having
The Hgcap thousundislcg,
Thy red Tag Is proudly waving,
Lighted noW BY yiel'5 smiles.
Who aoGld b. n siave agnin,
Once when o or the bounding main,
Like his feelings, wild and free,
lie has fought and BLEED Tor lhce1
The the impress OF the ocran---
Who shotil head thy bntllcs van,
Coldly see our lives devotion
For the dearest rights OF man,
Ne'cr again these eyes shall gem
Turkey tyraut dlndem
~, lie 500, first ,Inll be
in'd-dc5olaie-- or free
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-11-19
LOVES LANGUAGE.

There a languape tbat's mute, there's A 81.
Iencc thai .pcaks
There is sometime tLat cannot be told.
chcrls.
And thoughts bat The eye- can unfold.
,rla..z,... .,. It.,
'A :, ." o'',.'' - "'''
TLopph + NH. j., an instant II snenl,. out the
mind
And slr,hes in an instant tbe heart,