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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-03-20
mar I8
Notice.

TNHE inhabitants Of Alexandria, will
4 take notice, that the subscribers have
been appointed assessors for the present
year, agreeably to the laws OF tie corpora
ton.
The said assessors shall, Immediately
after their appointment, proceed 10 value
the houses and lots within the limits OF the
corporal lion, and to demand from the mas
tiers and mistresses OF every family, lists
oi all male tytheables, belonging to, OF re.
siding in their respective tam'les, and al
so from every owner OF taxable property,
Inst OF such property. And IT any mas
Ter or mistress of family or any owner OF
,sxabIe property shall neglect or refuse TO
give IN a list of all male tytbables, be.
longing to, or residing ~ hrs or her taxa
bic property, within FIVE days after de
;nsnd made thereof by any assessor, the
person SO offending shall forfeit ,and pay
one hundred dollars. And it any person
whatsoever, shall wiltully omit OF mlsre-
present 10 The list given in any tythable or
any taxable properly. or shall in any other
manner conceal the same from the know
ledge oil the assessors, The person so ctfen.
ding shall forfeit and pay double the a.
mount of the tax imposed on each iythable
OF taxable property. Every merchant shop
keeper, mechanic, or any other person,
having in his or heI service or employ
men,, any clerk, journeyman, apprentice
pr assistant, shall render an account OF the
same in bis or her list of tythabies, and
shall be accountable tor The capitation FAX
hereby imposed, in like manner and under
the same penalties, as if such clerk, jour
| ney man, apprentice or assistant. Were a
| member of bis or her family.
JOHN GlRD,
march i8 GEORGE DRlNkER
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-03-20

For Freight,
,bas, The schr. HARRIET, Captain
!sATaylor; burtheu 100 bbs. She S
an excellent copper fastened vessel, and
viii be ready to load to morrow, d would
prefer freight to some southern port. Ap-
ply TO J. II. LADU y Go.
Who have for sale by said vessel,
20 ions plaster
5 do grind.tones
2 casks summer stained sperm. oil
march Is
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-03-20
To Rent.

ss Two houses at West End, near
T.s3 the toll gate; very aivantas eous
nssnl situation Tor a shoemaker, 6avlng
&C., been long occupied by one. ESQ,
severa houses in ;own--freni very low. }
A. d0LLbkOOK
march 90 2aw5w
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-03-20
rnnu g SALVADOR.

" ;larch i5.-By the arrivals
So. ads,c., are received IRON BAHIA
a. liza ~ January, at which tune the
nI,ce rgmaiped IN possession oil the tortu,
80 49,. II was expected, however, inst u
snJI not hold out much longer. There
W. Iraon occ,gonai ,kirnisbes with The
paa troops, under LABoRDG, who
p ''Hd in the relgbDorhood, aud pre-
eoJ All Supplies from the country. lne
;nnabirants, were IN consequence mucn
l".rd Tor want of fresh PROVISIONS,
ooi me diseases incident to such deprva-
.ion IN tropical climate, had broken out
:,O ne civ Beef and Pork were also hlga,
~ IN iU5spitau,s not being able to obtain
o .nI t,am he coun,ry, and The supplies
en- abroad mol having been adequate o
the wants Flour and bread s'utfs, gene
raIIy, were plenty. No produce oil Tue
ronoIry WAS To be bal--The foreign yes
81, ~ pnrt having taken up pretty moeh
al be market.
Il was supposed the Portuguese squad
nm had proceeded to blockade fernaIn-
hVCo.
We received yesterday, by the schr'
Convoy. file OF Jamaica papers to he
ssd uii. i.om which we have COPIED the
latest Intelligence from the capital OF the
Republic OF Colombia. ~ Y .Mer .id0
Col G.. S. Todd. authorised agent OF
the U. States, arrived at The capital oil Co.
iombiq (Bogotsl on the 24tb December.
He made ms Journey from Caracas by
and tbrougn ii uda and Cucuta.
The civil and military authorities, and
III, towns through which he passed, mani,
listed every sign OF consideration and
Measure, as we'll because he is the hrst
ioreiga agent who has arrived there, as
because he - commissioned by city be-
longing to a state which was first TO do US
;u,mce. Add to this, that the personal
snsbnes OF Ur, Todd are 10 themselves
INDECENT recommendation lBoSota Pop.
l. appears that the late VIZ. Zea, ia his
usgptiatloBs VA Europe, transcribed the
D-yprs with which be was invested, but
h. gov .rumenI seems disposed 10 !ulhl the
engagements he has made
Another batch of pirates has been Order
cd for trial al jamaica.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-03-20
1 Or freight,

or freight,
s4yh The sioop PRESIDENT, cap.
MaE'ain riteomb is al excelleD,
vessel, carries about GOO barrels, and will
be ready tor cargo in three days.
Apply to WIN. FOWLt. T. Co.
Who ka0s reed per sn,d sloop and f0r safe
l. bogsheads MUsCovADo
22 barrels SUG Abs.
90 barrels n. +. rum
~ do tanners oil
14.coo feet merchandise lumber.
mar l3
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-03-20
Mahogany d furniture.
march 90

NHE Subscriber has on hand and for
Il sale, large qusnlty Of handsome
crotch & shaded. 81. Domingo Mahogany,
in Logs, Planks and Boards, which he will
sell low lor Cash,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-03-20

BRITISH IN THE w. INDIES.
The following Intelligence from Bar
b,does is o. interest at this momsDt.-
We shall soon learn what part the
souadron under Sir Edward Own lie
destined to act: lEed 1eE.
BARB,uoEs Feb. 8. S nee our last,
arrived IL NJ. ship Gloucester, Com,
Sir Edward Owen; Phaton, 80, capt
Stnrt. Eden, 2l Capt. Lawrence;
Forte. 46, capt. Sir Thomas Cochrane.
Victorious. %, capt Murray; aud brig
Beilette, capt. Leith. The precise OBJ.
;ecr of their destination is not known
here; various are the cOnjectures
hoat. but none Of them such as 10 have
snY great weight with us. The island
of Cuba has all along been talked OF as
the object but having no troops on
board, how far their operations may
extend there, we are at loss to con-
lecture, unless the garrison OF that
place cooperate with them IN redu-
cine the island 20 the dominion OF the
British government and that iaiis
short of probability. On the other
hand 1t is supposed tha: war with
Francs will be the result OF the nego
c.,tio9s carrying on at Paris, and that
tbs squadron has been sent out for the
protection Of the British West Indies,
In the event Of its taking place; but 1t
this be The intention, it could hardly be
supposed that it would rendezvous at
Jamscai, and leave unprotected the
WmGward ISLANDS, without 1t Is the
view Of government to follow up this
measure by sending out fresh laval re
enforcement: Tor this station, The squad
rvn will rema,n here a few days To VA
ter, whilst in the meantime 1T IS said,
the Iearus Erigate lying in the bay, has
been ordered TO hold herself 10 readl.
ness, as also the brig of war Surinam.
Upon the whole, we think it's object ls
10 hold itself in readiness 20 protect Gu
bs from an attack, IN the event of war
between France and Spain, and not
with a view to offensive operations a.
gainst that island. Or, would ir be
speculating zoo extensively 10 suppose
that Great Britain. taking into view
the depredstions committed upon her
commerce, has determined t. extirpate
the Spaniards from South America,
and Oy formal acknowledging its In.
dependence, open an incalculable con-
sumption for her manufactures, which
would be productive of immense bene.
Mt 70 the carrying trade of her shipping,
and consequent wealth to the nation at
large.
1t is rumored, land we believe with
soms truth,l since writing the above,
: that capt. SCR hurry Maxwell has been
appointed To take the command OF a
squadron of frigates for this station !;
and that the packet had been detained
70 bring oat dispatches to Sir Edward
Owen, SO soon as the result Of the ne
EQUATIONS carrying on at Paris shall be
Snown. 49,
We are a'r, adv Informed by the in
te'hgence broa ghs by the last packet
IRON Liverpool, that the negotiations
hore alluded to te- mated amicably.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-03-20

ARRIVED-NARCR Is.
Scnr Cysnet, (of Frankfort, Me
Rich, Ragged Island Is DE-; salt and
dye woods.
S.hr, Dash, Cunningham, Surina m
cotton and dye wood toJ * J. Harper,
}. McCohb, and L. Corning.
Sehr. Charity Pike. Newburyport,
10 DIS; lime, potatoes aud apples to the
master.
schr. Revenue Gutter, Monroe.
Jones, Norfolk.
Sloep Boston Packet. Colvin, n. Y.
s DIS; fIll freight to merchants of the
district.
Schr. Chatharn, Small. Portsmouth.
Sloop Maria, NcH. Ba! inore,
Schr. Syren, S Ems Boston
Sehr. Maine T., ulery, Sa.em.
1.-THE officers and owners of the
schooner Dash, tender their thanks TO
capt. Jones, of the revenue cutter Mon.
roe, for the aid rendered nv himself
and crew to that vessel. while ashore
i'll Mobjaek Bay.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-03-20
49, MARINE LIST, fssh
PORT OF .4LEY.4 .NDRI.A
ARRIVED-AARCR Is.

co7,Eo FROM THE READ,Ne-soon BOOKS
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-03-20
Mechanics Bank Of A!eX'a,

February 81, 1898.
TINE stockholders in this institution are
L hereby notified that an election for
fifteen directors will be held al the Bank
ing.bCu.e, on Monday the 24tb March
next. CHARLES CHAPLIN, Cash
feb % te4M
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-03-20
Salt.

400 bushels coarse fish salt On PICARD
' the :cir. blacksni,n, ioi sale by
march 81 VIM. rFOWIE u Co.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-03-20

Fl ~ Z.
EgtrLct ofo i.tter from Porto Princi E, 'ecei
v,d IA Nstc York, dated Flc. &.
We have just received advice of q
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-03-20
Pubic %a.e.

an Fridng the l,rss:y ji,sl inst. at 10
~ O'Clock A. NJ. will be sold by order
OF the orphans court OF Alexandra coun.
ty on LONG CREDIT. all the personal pro-
perry 81 the laIe Daniel y;IeLeun. consist
ing Of
.ah The Stack In Trade
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-03-20

Pennsylvania Clover Seed.
TIME subscriber has received for sale,
Il 1OU bushels RED CLOVER SEED, OF the
last years growth.
JOHN C. VOWEL.
mar I8 81.
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march I3
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-10-21

Al Court Of Probate, held az Portland trithfn ana
for the County Of Cumberland. on the first Tues
day Of October, IN the year Of our Lord eighteen
hundred and tSrenty three
John w. MELLEN, administrator Of the estate
Of George Pierce, late Of Moth Yarmouth. IL
said County Gentleman, deceased, having present
ed his second account OF administration OF the e.
tate Of said deceased; ORDERED, That the said
administrator give notice to All persons interested.
BY causing copy 9th order to be published
three weeks successfully in the Portland Gazette.
printed at Portland, that they may appear az a
Probate Coun 20 be held AZ said Portland. Oh Nv
hTst Tuesday OF November next al ten Of the
clock in the forenoon, and shew cause If snv thev
have, why the same should not be allowed.
BARRETT POTTER, Judge.
true Copy. Att Hoatio SOuthgats. Reg.
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IHE Subscriber hereby gives public notice 20 All
concerned, that she has been duly appointed
aEd taken upon herself the trust Of Exeenfrx Of tha
last Win and Testament ~ JEANETTE ID y.
LOWS. late Of Portland. in the County OF Cumbeg.
laud. Widow, deceased by giving bond a. The aU
directs-Sne therefore requests al persons who are
indebted TO the said deceased's estate "a make IN,
mediate payment and those who have anv de-
mands thereon 70 exhibit the same for srrlsmpnr
to KINSMAN 4 RICHARDSON, her Auornies.
JANE ID. :. LOWS.
Portland October.I4. 1873.
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Foote's Last Joke.-When Foote was on his
way to France for change of air, be went
into the kitchen of the inn at Dover, to order
particular dish for dinner. The true English
cook, disposed, perhaps. to smoke the traveller,
boasted, that for her part she had never set her
foot out Of her own country. On this the in
valid grasely observed, " Why Cookey, that's
very extraordinary, as they tell me above
stairs. that you have been several times al
orer Crease" They NAV say what they
please above or below stairs lrePlied the cook J
but was never ten miles from Dover in all my
life. Nay, now, that must be fb, (said
Foote,) for have myself seen you al SPIT
head" The other servants nv this time took the
joke and a roarof laughter followed.--The wsg,
however, never reached France. The very
next morning be was seized with shivering hts !;
end he expired in the course of the day, (Oct.
81, iTT7,) in the 57th year ofhis age His
body was conveyed TO London. and buried IN
Westminster Abbey by torch-light.
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AT Court Of Probate. held at the Probate Office
IN Portland. lcithiH and for ne County ~ Cum
btrtand. on heGrst Tuesday Of October, IN tie
year Of cur Lord eighteen hundred and flcsatll
three
L'BENEZER CARSLEY, named Executor II 4
- certain instrument purPoning to be the las,
viii and testament Of John Carsley. late or Harri-
son. in said comfy. deceased, having presented the
ame for probate; ORDERED. That the said
Ebenezer Carsley give notice 70 all persons inter
ested, by causing copy Of this order to he pub
lished three weeks successfully in the Portland
Gazette, printed az Portland that they may appear
at Probate Court TO be held at said Portland. On
the FIRST Tuesday Of November next. NJ ten Of the
clock in the forenoon, and shew cause II any thew
have, why the said instrument should not be proved
approved. and allowed as the last win and testament
of said deceased.
BARRETT POTTER, Judge.
A true Copy. Att. Horaio Southgats, Reg.
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I'VE subscriber hereby gives public notice " ~
concerned. that he has been hniy appointed
and taken upon himself the frast of Aaminis,r,ro
o. the estate Of ATTAINED GAMACF fatr ~
Boston. II the Couaty Or SU6oik. ard Com-nr
wealth Of MassaeaHrers. Merchant 5scrasea. \,
quests al persons Win are indebted 20 tAe ~ -
ceaseds estate " make immediate payment 49,
those who have AIRY demands thereon. "a srhiss,
the same for settlement ~
THOMAS ANGRY DEBIOIs.
Portland, Oct. Z, 1923.
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al Ia Court Of Probate. held at the Probate Office
IN Portland i0lthin and for The County Of Cum
beTLGHd on the first Tuesday Of October in the
year Of our Lord eightsen hsuadred and tlDenty
THRIFT
BARNARD DOUGLASS, and JOSIAH PIERCE.
ID Esquire, named Executors in a certain lnstFu-
ment. purporting 70 Re the last viii and testament
Of Ruth Neal. laie Of Windham. in said county,
Widow, deceased, having presented the same f0r
probate ORDERED, That the said Douglass 81
Pierce give notice 10 all persons interested, ny
causing copy Of this order 20 be published three
weeks successfully in the Portland Gazette, print
ed at Portland that they may appear at a Probate
Court 10 be held ar said Portland on the first Tues
day Of November next, at len Of the clock in the
forenoon, and shew cause. If any they have, why
the said instrument should not be proved approved
and allowed the last win and testament u said
deceased.
BARRETT POTTER, Judge.
A true Copy. An. HoFstio Soathgate, Reg.
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EGOODS FOR CASH.

CAROLINE plaids Plain twiled and fig
~ ured Bombazetts, some very rich figures,
Scotch and Tartan plaids--Wib
and bordered Cashmere Shawls-Superior
Black Nankin Grapes Black Levantine o.
the best quality-ltalian Lustring, Figured
Poplin BLACK Bombazeen a great variety
Of Cslicees--G Bingham Figured and Plain
Muslins-MuslIn kerchiefs; Zeliss; Merino
Nantes and P0ints-Long Lswns-undre ssed
Linens Long aud ShorteThite Kid, lined and
common Gloves---children's gloves-Cam-
brics and Cambria Muslins.
Superhne common BROADCLOTHS and
handsome assortment OF
Blue, Drsb and Olive Ladies' Cloths-Flan-
neIs--Fins drsb DufiIs-B ankets-B Buck Skin
gloves and Mittsns Yes ings, newest Style.
Together with great variety of 9th ar
licles adapted 10 the season, are just received,
and offered CHEAP by
ANDREW SCOTT,
Erchdnge-Stre PORTLAND.
Sept. %. 1928. If.
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Grin addition 10 the above there.
will be constantly kept On hand 4 good
assortment BOLT IRON, for vessels use I.
az Kinds OF ko's and Plates. and Hoop Iron.
.fiso-All kinds Of STEEL. viz. :
Cast stesl-Blisisred, German, swedes, il
bars and tabs, with good assortment of
CROBfRS g. PLOUGH LIQUIDS.
Country Traders that deal in this article,
may find II to their interest 70 cal ana pur.
chase here, 10 preference 10 going 10 Boston.
az they may save the expence oftheir iunrnev.
0FThe above will be sold for CAsH, or %
"A liberal CREDIT 70 those who unrrhase "
sell again.
CI-CusfoElsrs can D, supplied j, ur4uf.
Portland, Sept. "a.
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POETRY.
From the -ssE Asehihiy .hagasias.

I1fE LAST MAN.
WHITES BY 7. CAMPBELL.
an woflsly shapes shall melt 10 gloom.
The ssn himseli mass DE,
p.gore tbs u,ogEal shall assume
Ia smnaoftality
I saw VISION 10 my sleep.
Tlntease my spirit sirengih to sweep
AsSwn the gulf u riael
4 s.n the last Of human mould,
That sisall Creations death beholA.
A. Adam saw hes prime
The suns eye bad SICILY glare,
The earth Riih age was wan,
The skesssns 81 nations were
Around thai lonely man
Sore bad expire IN fghf.-the brands
STU rusled Ia their bony hards
IN plague and famine some
Earth's cities had no sound nor tread
Ana ships were drifting With the dead
10 slIoses where all was dumb;
Yet prophet ike, that lone one stood.
With dauntless words and high
That shook the sere leaves from the wood
Asifa storm passd BY,
saying. We are twins IN death. proud sun,
Thy lace 10 cold. thy race is run,
'Tis mercy bids thee 60.
For thea ten thousand thousand years
Hast seen ne tide Of human tears,
That shall no longer flow.
What though beneath thee man put forth
His pomp. his pride. bis skill
Add arts thar made ERE. food and earth,
The vassals Of his will -
Yet mourn not thy parted sway,
Thou dim discTowned king Of day
For all those iTophied arts
And triamphs that beneath thee spFang.
Heafd not passion or pang
Eniaied on human hearts.
Co. LET obliyion's curtain fall
Upon ihe stage Of men.
Nor with Thy rising beams recall
Life's tragedy again.
Its piteous pageants bring not back.
Nor waken flesh. upon the rack
OF pain anew to wTithe
Stretched 10 diseases shapes abhoTrd,
Or mown In battle BY the sword,
Like grass beneath the scythe.
Eva am weary in yon skies
To watch thy fading FIRE
Test Of all sunless agonles,
Behold not me expire.
My lips that speak thy diTge Of DEATH
Ahcb iouhutu gasp ahu ~ kAnS uAcaH
To see thou shalt not boast.
The eclipse Of Nature spreads my pail
The majesty Of Darkness shall
Receive my parting ghost
lhis spirit shall return TO Him
That gave its heavenly spark;
Vet think not, Sun. il shall be dim
When thou thyself art dark
No il shall live again, and shine
In bliss unknown to beams OF thine,
BY Him fecali'd TO breath.
Who captive led captivity,
Who robh'd the grave Of Victory
And took the sting from Deaih
Go, Sun, while Mercy holds me Up
On Natures awful waste
To drink this last and bitter cup
OF grief that man shall taste
Oh. tell the night that hides thy face
Thou saw'st the last of Adams race,
On Eauh's sepulchTal clod,
The dark ming universe defy
TO quenoh bis Immortality,
Or shake his trust in God
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LIST OF LETTERS
II EMAINING in The Por,-oe;rr y ynrth. Vac.
u'ooth, October III Is2s
49, aan9eIson. Amos MI Hayes.
-. 1aTTl1ess' Beujamin Hanblin,
Silvanus Blanchard $50. 49,.
Solomon Bahsou. 49, 49,
trancis Brnner gsr..t 49,
'nt;s tf.;-ef' Andrew Mann,
go So Abigail Merrill.
simeon Cr0weH r~a. -. $3.50
Cieaves & Keudick. ns~ss ps1
kobert Cory, Jun. TrsrL \, 49,.
henry Cox. Jun. So p.
Edward III Cor IrAa M 49,
Sgsanuah w. Colby a., %
Mrs Clements TL- r.sf
Lucy &. Chase -. $500. ~
:. n g. EldndEr, Fiirs P,h.-,.
y,th.nf.i r..s David ceabuy.
Fst ~ f"stef Titumas Seh4e,
William Field. 49,, -.
bneneztr Fog. 49,. -. =
- $3.50 Joseph Thomas.
7 -, o fS,- Eiizabeih ThoFuas
49, r5las.ffeys Moses Tifcomb.
William Hzmmond 49, r.',s
Mercy Harris. y -. NJ -
huius Hameiinn
DANIEL MITCHELL, Psst-.HaasT.
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PROBATE NOTICES.

At Court Of Probate, held al Pc, tiard lcthin and
for the county Of Cumberland, on he first Tues
day Of October. IN The year Of our Lord eighteen
hundred and tloenty three
ICY CHADBOURN widow Of SiIas Chadhourn,
IA late Of Gorham. ia said County, deceased, hay-
ing presented her petition Tor an allowance out Of
tie personal estate Of said deceased ORDERED
That the Administrator give notice 10 all persons
interested, by causing copy OF his order TO be
published three weeks successfully in the Portland
Gazette, printed at Portland, that they may appear
at Probate Court TO be held at said Portland, on
the FIRST Tuesday OF November next al ten or the
clock in the forenoon. and shew cause, II any they
have, why the anne should not be granted.
BARRETT POTTER. Judge.
A true Copy. Attest Horatio Southgste, BEG.
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AMBITION.

AMBITION.
I've lov'd TO hear the war-horn cry;
And painted at the drums deep roll;
And held my breath when flowing high,
I've seen our starry banners fly,
As challenging the naughty sky,
They went like battle DER my soul:
For l was so ambitious then,
! burned 10 be---the slave Of men.
I've stood and seen the morning light
standard swayisg far and free;
And loved il like the conquering fight
OF angels, floating wide and bright
Above the storm, above the fight,
Where nations waFred for liberty.
And thought heard the battle cry
OF trumpets in the hollow sky:
I've SAIL upon the dull blue deep,
And shouted TO the eagles soaring;
And hung me from a rocking steep
When all but spirits were asleep;
And D, my very soul would leap,
To hear the gallant waters roaring
For every sound and shape Of strife,
To me was but the breath Of life:
But | am strangely altered now,
love no more the bugle voice
The rushing wave-the plunging PROV,
The mountain, with his clouded brow,
The thunder, when the blue skies bow,
And all the sons of God rejoice---
I've learned TO dream OF tears and signs,
And shadowy hair and timid eyes
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-10-21
For Sale

~ 10. ?, CESTRAE WHARF, PoRrrAsp,
~ hhds- Shipping TOBACCO.
niso-a few bushels fresh WAINUTE.
rortIsnd. July Is. 1898. n.O