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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-02-06
VOICE OF MAIN.
PORTLAND, JAN. IL.

PORTLAND, JAN. IL.
At a meeting composed Of most of the
members of both Branches of the Legis-
laturc af the State of Maine, holden at
the representatives chamber. in Port
land, on the evening of the 9th Janua-
~ 1928, pursuant TO previous notice
Hon John M'Donald was called to the
chair, and J l.. Child, Esq. appointed
Secretary.-The following preamble and
resolution were proposed and unani.
mousIy adopted, viz:
Whereas it has been represented that
the lsople of this state are in favor of
the Hon VIM. ~. Crawford for the next
President; and it being proper TO cor
rect any false impression on this subject
therefore
Resolved, That this convention enter.
tain the highest respect for the distin-
guished talents and public services OF
the Hon. JOHN QUINCY ADAMS,
and do fully believe that no man posses
ses better qualifications for the impor-
tant office of Prcsiden, of the United
States; but as the election of presi,iep,
will not take place for a considerable
time. to come, this convention do 10
deem it expedient to mike forum
nomination ofany person as candid, {. 10
that station.
Ordered, that the proceedings Of hi
convention be pub .lshed in all the new,
papers in this to'p, signed by the chair
man, attesteJ by the Secretary.
80. JOIN MD0Ni r., ; Chairman,
Attest. James L. Childs. Secretary.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-02-06
MORE REVOLUTIONARY SPARKS


The general Assembly of Jamaica have pre-
sented am address to the king of England, that
seems almost transcript Of the documents of
our revolutionary day. They profess world
of attachment to their lawful sovereign; but they
inform him at the same time, that "a million Of
people, and an hundred millions of property are
staked on the issue OF that address--that unless
their responsiveness are heard, the glory of his
crown may be second time dimmed by the loss
of his islands in The west" They say, that they
have not lost their loyalty even on the verge Of
destruction" Surely language as this offered
to great and mighty monarch, would have been
formerly answered from the mouths of his can.
non, II would have been denominated sreasun
and rebellion; but in our day, different ideas
have become prevalent, Monarchs now find,
that they are bound to hear other sounds Than
the soothing voice Of hattery. Truth often
speaks homely language.
While onthis subject, airport reaches us by
| the last arrival, that an English squadron is a.
bout to sail, to take possession OF the Island of
Cuba. Perhaps this may be too hasty conolu.
| sion; this armament may be destined 10 watch
Jamaica, where the revolutionary eu.bers are
evidently on the point OF breaking out into a
| blaze. 1t may be designed as permanent ar.
manient, destined in times OF anticipated peril
TO watch over the security OF the English West
| India Islands, or 1t may GnaIly be iniended TO
take possession Of Cuba. in the name of his Bril-
tanc majesty. This, after all appears the most
! probable solution; that Spain viii pay down the
island OF Cuba on the nail, as the price OF En-
| glIsi neutrality This neutrality in case of war.
we may easily conceive, means whatever assis-
lance can be afforded by ancuiral nation to a
belligerent, without becoming itself party
! in the contest-Ibid.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-02-06
FOR RENT.


a good Blacksmith stand,
within one mile Of the Falling Waters
on the road from thence to Williams
port, There is
%SxA DWELLING HOUSE, an
s:HE, excellent Blacksmith shop, and
Is good garden, and the renter
can have. it wanted, twenty acres ~
good tilable land attached thereto This
stand IS IN a good neighborhood for
work. there being constancy of work
at all times, for two fires. Possession
will be given on the first Of .April next.
or sooner. if required. For further mar.
ticulars, apply 10 the subscriber liY;nps
one mile from the Falling Waters.
WILLIAM LEWIS.
Feb. 6, 1S23.-tf.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-02-06

obligation, and to captain Renshaw
and The officers ofthc John A DAMS. an
expression of my warmest gratitude,
Tor the many kind and gentlcnnfly of.
Ices experienced from them during
Tie passage.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-02-06
Richmond. ,JanIaru OF

!, Freshct The waters of the james
River began to swell on. SunGay-on
Tuesday morning Trent's low bridge
at this City was covered over,-On
Tuesday night, the f'eshet rose with
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-02-06
PlG GAZETTE,
MARTINsBURG, Feb. 6, 1928

On Sunday the 9th February inst, the Rev
Mr. FECHTlG, will preach the funeral ser.
mon OF Mary GaIlaher, late OF Mar,insburc.
al II O'Clock A. NJ in the Methodist Church
in this place.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-02-06

Among the visitors at presenta at The
Seat of Government, are Nr. Clay, OF
XIV. and Gen. Scott, of the Army Of the
United States--Eat. Int.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-02-06

The Island of Cuba coded to Great
Britain.-There is, on this subject, Il
coincidence OF circumstances worthy Of
notice and without remark On their
bearing. we shall notice them, and leave
the readers of the Gazette to draw their
own conclusions.
1t may rot be recollccted, but such is
the fact, that, by the arrival at this port
on the 9th of December last, of the Brit
ish frigate Pheasant, from Havana, we
were Informed by capt. Clayering, that
on or about the Goth of November, the
British frigate Seringapatam, captain
Warren, the sioop ofwar Redwing, and
the Grecian cutter, arrived at havana,
direct from England. Capt. C. in per.
son. informed the editors Of this Ga
zette, that capt. Warren was clothed
with authority from his government,
sanctioned by the Spanish Minister, in
the name Of his government, TO act, it
was supposed, in concert with the go.
vernment of Cuba, for the suppression oil
piracy. Now it would appear. that some
other object was in view, for Instead oil
remaining, as was supposed, for the
| purpose Of cruising for pirates, the Sc
ringapatam and Redwing sailed again
direct for England on the esd of Deem
Der, to the utter establishment of the pub
| lie. These circumstances. taken in con
nexion with the revolutionary spirit
which has shewn itself in Cuba for {
twelve month past, and the remark
! which we find in the London Courier, al
published in yesterdays Gazette on thu
/ subject of the cession Of Cuba TO Grea1
Britain, as the price of her neutrality
are certainly Of suhicien moment TO eA
! cite the attention Of the public.
I N. Y: Gaz.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-02-06
TRUST, SALE.

'lF.de Of a DEED Of Trust, executed to thcx
- s4oscrber BY Thomas satterfeld, on the !.
4sh say OF March 1892. for the purpose Of sea
Curing to James X. Robinson the payment CT y
sum OF money therein mentioned, fw,ll proceed.
to sch, for CASH, at the residence Of said SAT-.
terseld, near the Sulphur Spring., on TursnAr.
the llth day OF MAacH. 1925, the property men,
toned in SAID deed, consisting Of one. cow
two FEATHER BEDS, &c one horse SLEIGH
J and Mans SADDLE, &c, SC.
February 6, 1875 ctds
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-02-06

a letter from Vera Cruz, dated ooh Deem
Der, says-"this place has declared Itselfin
pendent of the Emperor; the merchants have
taken shelter in the castle, and all intercourse
between this and Mexico is cur off %
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-02-06
LORENZO CHRISTIE.
LATE PROM OLD AND urw spstr.
cHxRLEsToS. IAN. rs.

BY the schr. Eudora, capt ISeook.
Ings, arrived last evening in 10 DAYS
IRON Havana, we have received from
our oblIstns correspondent, the Gazettes
Oh that place TO the 4th inst. They con-
tam extracts from Old and New Spain,
Of later dates than before received
Tue Cadia accounts are TO the 18th of
nov. and from Vera Cruz they are TO
the l4th nit
The accounts given In the Havana
papers from Madrid, although brought
down TO the 18th Of Noy. do not appear.
irem q hasty Perusal, 10 be of much in
terest.
Under date of Cadiz cath November,
aprlvate letter says, =" have just heard
by PATRON in 10 days from Barcelo-
ia, that the iactionists Of Catalonia have
evacuated SEQ de Urge!, the national
troops having presented themselves in
that neighborhood aud occupied the
place."
The Spanish schr. Amiable Teresa,
which arrived at havana on the 2Tlh
ult. brought accounts frce Mexico 10
the middle of Dec. BY these, it APP
pears that Gen. DavilIa, the former
commandant of Vera Cruz, was to sail
from that port shortly after hcr-that
lturbide was still in Jaiapa, where he
had an interview with Gen. Santa Ana,
who, having been badly received, and
ordered toproceed under arrest to Mesi-
co, immediately returned to Vera Cruz
where he has since, at the head of his
troops, PROCLAIMED THE aEpUB-
LICAN GOVERNMENT, and has
published, under date of the Sd ult. a
long manifesto to the Mexican nation,
and on the 9th, he also published let
ter to lturbide, in which he details the
service he had rendered, to make him
emperor, but finding that he had infrins-
ed upon his oath, and the treaties OF
ig0ala and Cordova, he was now obliged
to proclaim the Republic, which he did
among 1000 bayonets, and the most sim
cere applause and vivas This spirit of
opposition to itulbide, had also extend
ed itself into the interior of MEXICO, and
Gem Santa Ana, has been Joined by
several divisions of the army. A flag of
truce was sent to the Castle Of st, Juan
de Ulua, by Gen. Santa Ana, but the
only answer received was, that a more
liberal interchange between the castle
and the city would be acceded to.
Immediately after the change Of Co.
vcrnment at Vera Cruz, the expectation
Of specie, &c. was permitted under the
regulations of the cd March, 1922.
On the 10th December Gen. Santa
Ana left Vera C,uz, to attack Eche-
yarri, Governor of Jalapa, who was at
Soledad, short of provisions. On the
4th, the regiment No. marched from
the City of Mexico, for San Luis, where
the republican standard had also been
raised under the Marquis Of Jaral
The U. S. corvette John Adams, capt.
Renshaw, arrived at Havana the day be-
fore the Eudcra sailed, last from Tampi-
co. The u. S. schooner Revenge, Lit,
Levy. had been cruising on the coast of
Florida, in CO. with the U. S. revenue
schooner Louisiana, Capt. Jackson, and
was, when last heard from, at aIatan-
Zas.
The Island of Cuba coded TO Great
Rr3fo;o -There is IN this Sphiact II
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-02-06

pended, showing tie reception II met
with, the perfdeous conduct Of the ty-
rant Iturbide, arrest and Imprisonment;
his liberationthrough the ihterpositiot.
of Mr.. Poinsett, and his Arrival at this
port in the John Adams
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-02-06

f"'--it IS with truly painful feelings that
We, We record The loss by fire, on Thursday nigh,
,"s'' OF me woolen factory Of our worthy and
p'isihS fellow citizen, DR. Amin, on tire
oPequDh' 1t was large stone building. stock
c., WIN an extensive and costly apparatus The
~, - oeNeFeet 10 have originated at the boiler,
tory the preceding evening---I6id
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-08-12
Valuable Lands For Sale.

tE subscriber agent for Wifidm .. .tfcer. Esq viii
n otter n Public Senluc, on Thursday, tie 28th hiy q
a, ios that wen known, valuable property called
E0iSELl. MINOR situate and lying in Sassafras Neck,
|nicamy, Nj. containing $50 acres (more or less)
"; ~ whereof Is first quality BOTTOM MEADOW
el my be pat in good moving order, at very little eX-
~ THIS properly is in high safe Of cultivation,
10 lam III the United States las exhibited stronger
poets Of the efficacy Of Plaster AMI clover. There IS
|se proportion Of Woodland on the Farm.
ac Improvements are, large TWO STORY BRlCh
|OVSE, with good kitchen attached thereto; large
esccIlen barn, good stabng, &c.
his Farm is surrounded by agreeable and Intelligent
Shbos-it IS only miles from the mouth Of Apoqulnl
" creek, where Philadelphia prices are given TOR pro
CIT is also but 9 miles from Bohemia river. :.
Toal purchasers this property can be handsomely dI
lel INTO two arms--300 acres sold with the improve
rh'-each farm will retain sufficient quantity OF arabic
woodland.
ts property affords fine prospect for the man OF en-
glni5e ana will be sold on accommodating terms,
Persons wishing TO view the premises previous to tn
q sale, can Gin the absence Of Mr. Mercer) apply 7
gNlbsciiber
%e commence at 10 o'clock, in the forenoon OF SAT-
/ y, when lie terms will be made known by
GEORGE FORD, ef Cccitoa.
| Ane , 63--7t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-08-12
10 BE SOLD

!, nb,c SALE on Thursday The 21st inst at the house
"A lately occupied By Col ia1e Gan,he ,n.s aec IN
New ose t ~ the said deceased, consisting of hor
persona nxen r cdw large quantity Of young cae sheep
logs, Wheat rye quantity Of hay carts aros ploq a
Fsa sdsss Ta si fs EeSsa Tn oaFss as
e Sede bedding tables, chairs, desk and bookcase,
hs osp looking glasses day clock spy gsss
and variety arces Sale 10 sna arms made as
O'Clock when attendance Wal pe i,sq'A any ''N
known by s ,,a,.aN,i'c -IanifrYvr Executors,
August s, 1923. 49, ,.aao f.ls,
III. persons indebted the estate OF Col isaac Gran
"A than, deceased, requested TO make iiieulate
nav,nent and those having claims 10 present te' esS
for settlement to SAMUEL NlviN, }Ex'rs
l"'''eo'e''io ~ THOMAS JAQuETT, )
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-08-12
SHERIFFS SALE,
By DAVID c. WILSON. Snrn1,

virtue of writ of vend. exponas me directed, will
be exposed to public sale, at the house of Eli Lam
BORN Wilmington, in Chrstaia hundred on Saturday the
10th day Of August inst at O'clock z. NJ the following
described property, situate, lying and bsing in the hun
dreds of Christana and White Clay Creek No l. plan
tation with story log dwelling house, barn, and ten
ant house, situate in White Clay Creek hundred and boun-
ded by lands of Peter Messenger, Samuel Meetecr Phillip
Wilson, Thomas Phillips and the New London road,
tanning two hundred and twenty acres less No
2, story brick dwelling house and Kitchen and 9 sto-
ry frame dwelling house and kitchen, and lot Of ground
situate in the Borough of Wilmington, running through
from Markets to Shpeyst, adjoining lands Of John Sell
lars, the heirs of William NpClung and others No g.
story brick dwelling house and lot Of ground situate
High-s between Market and shipley streets, adjoining
lands of Benjamin Brown Henry Witsa and others: No
q, two brick houses, 2stoes EACH brick shop and frame
stable and lot of ground situate the Of Shpey
and Second Streets adjoining lands OF George jones' the
heirs of Doct Baldwin and others No. s. story frame
house, and stable and backsmis shop, and lot OF ground
situate the of Second and Orange Streets adon
ing lands of Doct Monro, decd the heirs Of John Simpson
and others.-Decmed seized and taken in execution US
1.-The property of Francis O'Daniel.
Newcastle, August 6, 1928. 64-3t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-08-12
STOP a VILLaIN'.

NOTORIOUS Villain, calling himself DR.. Jaa'es hG7H-
da, (or Hm5ieon,l by various subtle arts, and N
.aa frauds, imposed hinselfupon my family, TINS
Y al ater series Of attentions, possessed himself o.
q elections Of daughter, and early This month, Con-
@ and there ;rtfuy abandoned her, and has not been
llat since. Il nov appears that be is 'he same who
'p.tIatod similar faud on young lady IN Vermont
DSps whom he is still connected. He IS little
sl OF feet high has red face, hair a'uraHy shott
ets flock coat appears to have been well educated
Y protesscd 10 live in Montgomery county Penn lie
Seeraly demare, and is about SO years OF age will
large and liberal reward, together with ordinary e&-
Mss TO any person who win give such information t.
G1i'ors otthe New Jersey Eagle, Newark, or myself
/ VIII lead to his detection.
JONATHAN ToMPKlNs.
Belle,ile, N. ]. July 25
= B Printers throughout the union are respectfully
eile''etl to copy the above.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-08-12
a. J. SHY.Ea.ArsKI,
DENTIST-From PHILADELPHIA.

FESAkES this opportunity to inform the Ladies and Gen
N temen of Wilmington and its vicinity, that lie will
remain III this place for eight days, during Which time he
will attend TO the different branches Of his profession lie
wiil extract, clean, separate fill the Teeth with gold and
perform all operations appertaning the Dental arr,
or artificial Teeth is approved BY some of the rst Sur
geonsand Physicians Of Philadelphia Ladies and Gentle.
men can be waited Gf preferred at their respective
dwellings, or at his private room, Mr. Landlords Inn.
his residence No. 5, Sansom.street, Philadelphia.
August 9th. 64-At
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-08-12
OF THE WATCHMAN.

.,;ce Is Ge dollars year TO those who do not either
l;r SUBSCRIPTIONS in advance, before the first of
- y. nremJer and four Dollars to those who do ;-a or
cb time. If subscriber wishes to decline, he
laof the editor Of his intention. noncompliance
sTess conditions to be considered new engagement
k months, and no paper will be discontinued without
.nan nf them except at the option Of the editor.
'D""' TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
,.or,is.ments not exceeding twelve lines, for term
n three months; four times for dollar, and TWEEN
n, for every subsequent insertion longer in pro-
INN, Advertisers are requested to specify in writing
nor their advertisements to be inserted, they
caantinued till forbid. Letters 70 the Editor to in
/. ,tention mus, be post paid.
.hveriising by the year.
Cnhscribers. To Non-Subscribers.
ycar S16, 90 T. year IS, 90
a.oihq 3, so months 9, 50
No. 4,75 8 do. S, 90
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-08-12

)I me q an order and decree Of the Court Of Chan
ceg made Inc 22d day Of April, 1925, 70 me directed
u NJ exposed public sale al the house Of John Grow,
sa.t.ase in Newcastle hundred, IN Wednesday, the
lh DAY Of August, inst AZ oclock r. Nj the following
tbed plantation or tract of land, situate, lying and be-
MIN nhundred, and county Of Newcastle where
Is erected small 10y dwelling house, and barn, corn
rt5 aui ocr out buildings, adjoining the state road
tg from the Rcd Lion to Mlldletown, lands OF Samuel
rpn Robert Rhodes, and others, containing ono nun.
and ten acres, be the same more or less seized and
4 min execution as The property Of George ToPpln.
LAe1Nasle. Aug i. CO.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-08-12
WILMINGTON, TUESDAY, y AUGUST, 1925.
TOL. Ill.

BtstOp Horne, in his commentary on the 1926
Psalm, introduces the following verses with these
emarks -" Theodore Zuinger, of whom some ac-
,ount may be found in Thuanus, when lie lay on his
leath-bed, took his leave Of the world, in para
phrase on the foregoing psalm" The bishop in
he hfst edition OF his commentary, had not seen
he original (Lan) but il is found in note in SUBJ
Iequent editions but continues he g one may ven
ure believe, to say, that it has lost nothing in
translation Of it by the late learned and pious MIR.
Merrck, which is excellent that must beg leave
% present If to the reader Some Of the lines are
'etsfhed in his more literal poelicai ersion. pub
lshed in 1865. 1t may serve as flushed speci~
men OF the noble aud exalted use which Christian
nay and ought 10 make OF the Psalms Of David,
What Joy, while thus view tie day,
Tha; warns my thirstrg suul away,
What transports Eli my breast!
For, 10, my great Rcdeemer's power
Uniolds the everlasting duor,
And leads me 10 his rest.
The festal morn, my God, IL come,
That calls me TO the hallow'd domeY
Thy presence to adore;
My feet the summons shall attend,
With willing steps thy courts ascend5.
And tread tn ETHEREAL floor.
Fen now to my expecting eyes
The heav'n.built towers Of Salem rise
Fen now, with glad survey,
! view her mansions, that contain,
Tn angelic forms, awful train,
And shine with cloudless day.
Hitler, from earth's remotest end,
Lo, the redeem'd OF God ascend,
Their tribute hither bring
Here, crown'd with everlasting Joy,
In hymns Of praise their tongues employ.
And hail tn memorial KING;
Great Salem's King who bids each state
On her DEGREES dependent wait;
In her, ere time begun,
High on eternal bg1e aprear'd,
His hands the regal sea- PREPARED
For Jesse's fayor'd son.
Mother oil Cities! Ger thy head
See peace, with healing wings outspread,
Delighted fix her siay
How blest who calls himself lily friend
Success his labors shall attend,
And safety guard his way. :
Thy walls, remote from hostile fear,
Nor the loud voice OF tumult hear,
Nor wars wild wastes depore;
There smiling plenty takes her stand,
And in thy courts with laylsh hand.
Has pour'd forth all her store.
Let me, best seat, my name behold
Among thy citizens enroll'd,
In thee for ever dwell: .
Let charity my steps attend,
My sole companion and my friend,
And Faith and Hope farewell!
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-08-12
UEL.9TV,aRE ST.aT'E LOTTERY
THIRD AND LAST CLASS.
FOR the completion Of st. PETERS Church.
HIGHEST PRIZE
$500 DOh!h!!ARgo
6chen1e
SIl7oo

In this rich lottery there only twenynne hundred
tickets 1900 less than the last class the prizes con-
sderabb higher, numerous, and only 1-2 blanks
q Prize.
Here you may pick up prizes pigeons DO peasaud in
deed were il not that Of best citizens are unac-
countably prejudced against lotteries and thereby nA-
encc others, we could draw this lottery in 60 days it
is the tickets SO fer and the Prizes RICH hope
ing and many worthy people, who before averse
oteres that they have witnessed Hopes honest and
superior mode Of deciding chances for fortune by
rotation combination of numbers and all in five minutes
not unwilling give it their aid formerly yet
still they dislike the appelaon of lottery and purchase
shares, they would Bank Stock To Illustrate
ing, poes licensed, oler the following impromptu
but mark,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-08-12
Cork, March II, 1922.

A gentleman from Havana states that, from the
continuance of extreme Try weather for many
months, in Cuba SO immense number OF the cat
lie and horse kind have fallen sacrifice 20 Il, tas
the loss in sane is estimated at miten Of dollars.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-08-12

"SI JE TIE PERDs, JE SUIs PERDt."
csc lines were suggested by an Impress on a
seal, representing boat at sea. and man at the
lelm looking up at star; with the motto, Sd 10
{ perds, ,je suisperlu.
Shine on, thou bright beacon,
Unclouded and free,
From thy high place Of caimness.
Ger life's troubled sea;
Its morning Of promise,
lis smooth seas are gone,
And the pillows rave wildly
Then, bright one, shine on.
The wings of the tempest
May rush DER thy ray
But tranquil thou smilests
Undimn'd by its sway;
High, high DER the worlds
Where storms are unknown9
Thou dwellest, all beauteous,
All glorious, alone.
From the deep womb of darkness
The lightning fash leaps,
O'er the bark OF my fortune,
Each mad biow sweeps;
From the port of her safety
BY warning winds driven,
And no light DER her course
But yon lone one Of heaven.
Yet fear not, thou fra one,
The hour may be near,
When our own sunny head lands
Far off shall appear;
When the voice OF the storm
Shall be silent and past,
In some island Of Heaven
We may anchor at last.
But, bark Of Eternity,
Where art thou now
The tempest wave shrieks
Ger each plunge OF thy Prov,
On the worlds dreary ocean
Thus shattered and tost--
Then lone one, shine on,
II lose thee, I'm lost
J. J. G..
rnrL, 3Eorcb I 1. 1929.