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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-09
KENTUCKY LAND FOR SALE

PURSUANT 10 the lions of deed { trust executed
70 rs ~ John O. Liidepage, Of the c-niy Of Hanover,
W snah sell by public auction h- highest bidder fnr
cash before the front door of the Eare Hotel in the civ
W ~ hn0nd, AinRday the 26th DAY nf April next -
-'"oN " idrfHpt fair, hour upon the fair
aayi50 acres land (more or eS) lying and heinc On
s north side Of Main Lckingbole river Fayee county
~ he ,iIe of Kentucky The Hhsye land granted
nc said Litepage w Charles Scott Esq Governor at Ken
V,g ~ giant bearing date the 26ih day of September
be land is said he very fertile AMI great value.
We shall convey such title as is vested in as Jy the deed
''O's mentioned. RtCHARD NORRIS, lr,-
JAMES LYONS, Jr. { ''u''''''
=, Sale WILDE conducted by ROBERT GAMBLE.
March 20. los -tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-09

TIME subscriber respectfully he pu.- ~ =
Il liens of Richmond and Manchester, that has en-.
gagged HE large IA connexions buildings belonging
Messrs Sonhg situate in the Capitol Square
and the city Courthouse
The proprieors have contracted, go commence mTned
aieiy with the repairs, and make them thorough and
complete
The main part of the building will he kent
asa genteel BOAR DING HOUSE, care and aten
tion OF aHi servants, well acquainted
business Gentlemen from the having
transact in lie will find This situation elevated airy
aud convenient and be accommodated with board, by the
day. week, month. stable and also
he kept on the premises
phe wing Of The building viii he fitted up for ACADE-
MY, The plan OF which will be matured in avs
offered for he consideration Of the PUBLIC Until the A.
cHemy snail he carried into operation the subs rifcr will
receive pupils and undertake 10 instruct them IN the
branrhes OF English education, embracing the Mahe
MATES
Gentlemen Who are in favor Of establishing Academy
IN the metropolis of the Old DonIinon efficient liner
al and permanent plan who disposed
,he subscriber in his undertaking, invited
cate with him on The subject CHlLES TtKHELL.
March so. IO7-ft
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EDUCATION.

w l. OFLAHERTI, az the desire of bis friends, and
4 many literary gentlemen has enlarged his plan of
Instruction. In his ACADEMY, Mr. q. O'FLYNN will
teach all the sCd br7uches ri Mathematics. Mr. NJ. -.
CALAS unte 81 France will teach the French language
and Gentieman, WIG irsic years in Spanish
Hnrtira he procurcdfO instruct in the language
that country, IL the Patrons this institution
cesshry The pupils al T. L. or will have the advantage
OF attending, gratis, De- Cuens Lectures Chemistry,
which are shortly 10 commence. IL is confidently believed
INA, the Course nf Studies Offered, discriminating
Coli ciate education
TERMS, for a sessinn of FIVE mnntIs-S co.
Richmond, 9Th April. 1924 9t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-09

Virginn Lottery Office under Eagle ,u;e Richmond
where tickets and SHARES may he had, viz.
Whole TickstS 90 Quarter SIe5
Half SO Eighih 80
IL Parcels of teu Tickets also he had CIV cercate)
Fen whole tickets for 90 75 bali tickets for "a 81
ten quarter tickets for y i3l.
All prizes payable so days after the drawing, and subject
TO deduction OF 10 per cent
Should the cash he want- prizes, will be-Obtared
AT very trining discount fnr prompt psymrnt.
Orders from abroad, (pnst paid enclosing the cash,
WIN receive Immediate attention. I09-St
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5'uE WASHINGTON TAVERN is FOR RENT-The
Furniture may he had reasonable terms--and three
" wants until Tire first Of January next, frequired
.-uHrch o. tcO-if ARCHp NOBERTSON.
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THE Only LOTTERY
17hn ncires.
hlnnksioa pTiZe.-rrizes payable as seon
keis and shares for sale by
w. A. BARLOW 81 co.


Whole Tickets s 8 On Quarters 81 25
Halves 80 Eiehhs 62I
~ Ten Tickets are warranted to- draw 25 dollars
March 80 IO7--At
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HIDES K OIL
sHHEE hundred large Peinambuco OK Hides aud
- ~ barrels Tanners Oil Tor SUE Jg
march s. t0O-tf WILLIAM ANDERSON.
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r-r The ENQUIRER is published twice week general
w. aud three week during the session the State
Egisme-Prcc, the heretofore, Fire Dollars per
aunum, payabe in advance. Notes of chartered specie-
rayinc Banks (ony will he received in payment The
itors will guarantee the safety of RENTING them by mall
lhe postage Of all letters being paid by the writer's.
n paper will I've discontinued (but discretion
o Editnr,) until all arrearages have been paid up.
~ Whoever will guarantee the payment of nine papers
shall have a tepth grabs.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
n One square, iejJ-tirst Insertion IS cents-each
continuance, 50 cents.
advertisement until has either been paid
or by person this city,
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ELLIS s. ALLAN
TJAvE for sale the following goods
IL Heavy German ozpahurgs
White do TickeBburgs
DurlnPs and IIessians-
which they will dispose OF on moderate terms.
April e. I09-4t
20 the Members Of he Protestant -Episcopol
Church an TIreinia.
rg1E Convention OF the Protestant Episcopal Church
Il in the Divcese of Virginia will Staunton, in
the df Augusta the third Thursday May next
being the 10th OF the month.
The members entitled seats requested to be pune
tua in their attendance.
April c. ioa-tdm
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On THnrsdnu. The = ih oT1Is .fIonh

. 1850 Ticlets..-Onlv II blanks n prize.
The public will please remark, that the sailed in the
above LOTTERY have been considerable, and that the
tickets remaining hand will probably Insufficient
satisfy the demands sfady tour DAYS
preceding the drawing. To chance iL,would he
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-06-17
"A FARM FOR SALE.

THE subscriber offers for sale the
Farm on Rhode.lsland, which was late the summer
residence of Mr.. CHARLES BARisc. II is beauti
fuy situated on the west side OF the island about
four and an half rcs from Newport aud is supplied
by its shores, "a very considerable quantity o:
sea manure---has on il large and convenient dwell.
ing house. built and finished in the modern style,
with proper out.houses, is walled into small eDc;o
sures, asd has on il within ten steps ct the house
spring of excellent water which never fails to fur
nish an abundant supply. Any one wishing TO view
ne farm or know the terms, may apply TO RICHARD
< RASpoLPs, Esq 10 Nesport. or to the subscri.
Der in Providence, SACob DuNNELL.
Dec t6, tSS3.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-06-17
NEWPORT
Shoe Railnfart0rp.
John w. Davis, Jun. & Co.

10. SO <HAMES SgREBI
ResnecyuHy in/orm Metr Friends and ne
Public,
THAT they have On hand, and at
n the store No 100, directly opposite, a com.
plete assortment of Ladies' and Gentemens BOOZE
e Moss of every description. and will sell them az
reasonable as Al any other sore in town Children 9
Morocco Boots ESQ, 3s--do Morocco shoes, 2s, 1s6
do Leather Boots x shoes, proporiionabiy cheap
ONiog to the quantity they have on hand, they are
induced e. sell them at the above prices.
Those who intend purchasing boots and shoes for
the approaching Election, ATE invited TO call at eli.
ther OF the above stores, and examine for them.
selves for they confident they sell on as rea-
sopable terms as any other person
Ladies Z Gentlemen wishing to be fitted from
their measures, for boots ard shoes are invited to
call, ae they determined manufacture them in
the best manner on as reasonable terms as at any
other manutsctofy in the state.
N. Is. They have now on hand handsome as
sortment of Denmark satns and double pruneas,
and expec, in few days from New.York. on exten
siye ASSORTMENT Of those articles, with others in their
line
J. w. ID Jr. has on hand Day & Martins, Hunts
and Varnish Backing ny he gross, dozen or single
A'so--they have procured from he City of London
receipt TO- making Backing, warranted superior to
any Blsckng now in use. Constantly on hand, Calf
skins, New L. ither, Calcutta do Morocco Kid Lin
ing Skins. Binding do and variety of other articles
generally called for in shoe store.
Anril 90 1904 IS
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-06-17

BY applying o good micfoscope 10 the skin
Of tho human body, multitude of small pores
will be seen, through which perspirsiion is con
tinoaIly issuing. II 10 calculated thai the c
ere q million Of these pores in every square
inch, sod 2,ol6 ooo, 900 10 the whole body OF a
middle size person. Tho body exposed 10 the
rsys OF burning sun, appears through mi.
croscope to be surrounded with q cloud OF
steam. Let soy person hold the tip of the
finger q, tho distance of the l2ih part Of an
inch from looking glass, and the su face of
the glsss will soon be dimmed by lhe matter is
suing from the finger.
Many experiments have been made to as.
certain the quantity OF perspirsble matte
which 10 em'ied from the skin. Il 10 stated
IN the NE. Encyciopetia,thst Mr.. Gordon put
his hand into glass vessel closed a, the wrist,
and by Tho keeping IL there an hour, no col.
lccted 80 grains OF liquid which had issued
through the pores of the skin On repeating
the experiment in The evening, he collected
IL grains. The mesn of these is 81 grains
TskIng 81 grains pet houf, aud supposIng
the hand 10 be one sixtieth part Of the sur.
lace os the body, The ps'spirslion in 20 hou's
would amount 70 pounds 3 ounces roy
Sanctorious says S 8 hs of ell The siimsnt re.
ceivsd ~ the mouth 10 carried IT by perspira.
Ion Dodsu ssys 7 sshs. O,hefs es,ims,
II al much less, mskio. it sbou Q pound, pc
day. The quantity Of sweat, o persoi, able
msiter, varies scco rding to the climate, sea.
son OF the year, sge, sex, stats Of health, &c.
IL IL by he PecuIlaf smell which tho sub
stance emrued onh he skin gives 10 each IN.
dlvidusi, tho dog can discover his master, and
ven trace him 10 distance --Hdsnh. Gaz.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-06-17
BOOTS and SHOES.
BENJAMIN MARSH, Jun. g. Co.

BENJAMIN MARSH, Jun. & Co.
Have for sale ar their Store, NO. e5 Thames
Sreef, aud corner Of Marker Square,
A LARGE assortment Of Boots and
n shoes-msny of ,llem Just received, and suit
able Tor the approaching season.
Among which are -
Ladies' quality laced and strap walking shoes,
First quality morocco and kid pumps.
DO. black Denmark.saiiu shoes,
Do coored do. do.
Do. green morocco,
Misses first quality black and colored morocco
shoes,
ChIidrens morocco and kid boots and shoes Of all
colors
Mems fine calf-skin boots. frst quality,
do. do shoes, do. do.
do. morocco pumps,
do thick shoes, sewed and pegg'd,
Youths and boys Of all descriptions, ard variety
OF others, too numerous to mention. Purchasero
are requested to call and for themselves as the
above boots and shoes viii be sold AS low as can be
bought at any other store IN town, of equal quality
They keep constantly on hand. sponge and liquid
biactngs, warranted good or the money will be re.
funded, ,siso, boot cord, webbing shoe thread &c.
N. b Gentlemen wishing be fitted from their
measures with boots or shoes will please call at the
store above mentioned and shalt be suited at short
r,tice
Newport, April 90
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-06-17

an wednesday, he IN OF .prli, tie following
~ arrangement viii! be adopted and continued
until further notice
from Providence.
The FuLron. Capt Co,1ssoek. viii leave Provi-
dence for New.York, every tuesday evening, at
O'Clock. PM
The cosNEcTIcuT. Captain Bunker. will depart
for Ncw.york, every Friday. at 6 o clock, Pm
From Nesu Ioyk
The Connecticut will depart every Wednesday, at
noon, for Providence
The Fulton, Captain Covnstock. will be despatched
every saturday. at noon, for Providence.
Nav s, 1924
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-06-17
SHOE STORE.
JOSIAH o. RURDlCK,

LddIcS' Fancy Shoes Manufacturer,
u EspECTFULLY informs the Ladies of Newpor,
~ and It's vicinity, that he has just received
large assortment Of Denmark Ss,ns, plain, figured
and variety of coors, of the frs, quality. for
tom work lie has just employed several workmen
from the most approved manufactures in New York
and Philadelphia Specimens OF their work can be
at the old stand No i24, Thames street. from
fthr Custom House. ,pri' 81
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-06-17
Eagle Coffee House,

Atgvt or. hh.ar Istcnd.
THE subscriber informs the public. that this 60
tablshment is now under his management and
has undergone thorough repair, and is now opened
for the reception uf travellers Ladies aud Gentie.
men can be furnished with good rooms, and every
possible attention win be paid to the comfort and
convenience OF these who may patronise it.
THOMAS TOWNSEND, Jun.
april % 1894
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-06-17
POETRY.
SONC FOR JUNE.

JUNE, sweet June, again is comes
June, that trees the land from gioomF
Children. children up and see
All her stores of joIlity
O'er the laughing hedgerows' side
She hath spread her treasures wides
She is in the greenwood shade,
Where the happy birds hath made
Every branch and every tree
Ri1g with their sweet meIodys
Hill and dale are June's own treasuress
) Youth, rejoice in sportve measures a
Sing ys join the cheerful tune
Hail this merry. merry June.
Up then, children we will go
Where the blooming roses grow.
In joyful company
We The bursting flowers will sec
Up your festal dress prepare!
Where gay hearts are meeting there
June hath pleasure most inviting
Heart and sight and ear delightings
Listen to the birds sweet song.
Bsrk how soft II Boats along
Courtiy danes our pleasures shares
Never saw June 80 fair
Therefore. dancing will we go;
youths rejoice. the Rowrets blow;
Sing ye join the cheeiul tupe
Hail this merry, merry June
Our manly youths-where are they now!
Bic them up, and with US SO
To the sporters on the plain;
Bid adieu to care and pain.
Now, thou pale and wounded lover
Thou Thy peace shalt soon recover;
Many laughing lip and eye
Speak the light hearts gaiety.
Lovely flowers around we Ind
In the smilng verdare twined.
l,ichly steep'd. in June dews glowing:
Youth .fejoice, the flowers are blowing;
Sing ye Join che cheerful tune!
Hail this merry, merry June
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-06-17
FOR SALE, OR TOILET.

THE Estate on Thames street, FORM
Il ery the residence of Gov. WANToa; being
divided by entries throogn the MIDDLE, and having
two front entrances, and separate kitchens and Gel
lars, 1t would sccommodate two separate families
with or convenient rooms each, besides plaster
ed rooms in the garret. It has good garden, and
the lot extends TO the hasbor. The house has lately
been thoroughly repaired, aud is perfectly sound (,
1t may be purchased at low price, and payment
be made in five or more Gf frequired) yearly in.
stsments security upon the estate would be aceep.
ted for all except the 6rst payment. The es'
tate is offered to be et
Oct. l6 r HAZARD.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-06-17
CHARTS, &c.
nm. II. RHTHBONE,

uAS just received and offers for sale, at his store
head of Packet Hharf new Chart. extending
from New-york to Havana. improved by government
surveys in lS20 with general assortment of charts
of the latest surveysB Bowdich's Nsvigators 5,h cdi
ton American Coast Pilots, 10Th edition; Nautical
Alrhanscks for the years 1922 and 1923 seamens'
daily Assistant-with complete assortment af Nsu-
tical Insrumen,s-ietter writing, log and wrapping
Paper-Quil,s and Ink Powder
Also, u general assortment Of Hardware, Cutlery,
Cordsge and Ship Chandlery.
Just received so casks cut Nails, assorted Sizes
80 thousand Brcks--20 doz Tile
~ Cordage and Cables made to order and YES.
sells furnished with every article for long and short
voy ages. .. august Ia
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-06-17
1Ss1stsE AToA:S9ssg
QCH OINTMENy

PRICE 81 l-2 cents.
The character of this Ointment is TOO well esiat1
lished 10 require any Recommendation. 4
a fresh supply of the above Ointment is fet sat;
"A in Newport, by
s w Vinson,
James Taylor, and
Rowland Il Hazard,
In Providence, by
Dyers & Manton,
G. w. Hoppin, e Cc
John Mason, and
- AmosJ Rhodes.
In Taunton. by Daniel Brewer.
In Warren, by Mrs Licy Burr.
In 5xansey, by John Mason.
In iew Be ford, by Caleb Green.
In Bristo by L. w. Briggs, & Co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-08
CAUSE OF TIE CRrFKs

BOsIOH, Dec. 2f--A R,reting of rho c;,;za,s n
Boston, without dis incon Of political parties was
held on FRIDAY evening, l9th inst. ~ the Exchange
CUnee House for The purpose Of a,Ioutioy ,nr.su,e
TO succour the Greeks Ia their present struggle for
Independence.
This an aJjourHed meeting fror, Tuesday even.
ing, when few gentlemen assembled but lhoupbt
hest 10 postpone the business 10 fue,re lime n,I
give public notice 10 MI The czens
The hall WIS crowded, and we observed many oI
The mnsf respectable characters Of the civ
men, lawyers, merchants, II siers, mrrhanic. S,r.-
he oJec ot The meeting conrisely stated nv il,.
Chairman, lGEoRGE BLAZE, Esp who also ohsrsy-
ed 'ha' NJ Tie lOrmer meeting, Professor Erereh had
been requested to prepare resolutions 10 be offered
for adoption
Mr.. Ererdt then rose and addressed the meeting
in very able and eloquent manner, giving sketch
o. essms connected wih the struggle of the Greeks,
FOR the blessings Of selgovermment particularly for
The last three yeaTslle observed that their silva
lion was moi unlike that Of the American unops dur
'ng HE most distressing periods of our iev0lmion-
that ihe spiieTings had excited the sympathy Of the
liberal aud humane of many Of The nations Of En-
rope, including England, France, Germany llol-
land Russia, &c from The CITIZENS of which
The ureeks had received pecnnaIy and other assis-
lance. Tie replied TO an argument that had been
urged by writer ~ q the daily papers, that we
should endanger our commerce IN the Mediterranean
sea, by sffor'ling aid 10 the Greeks fie observed
that commerce with the LeVant was PERTAINS less
extensive Than that Of many Of the nations mention.
Ell, and tlInt the Turks would not probably take Of
feuce NJ The proceedings Of individuals ~ this conn
ny any more Than they womb ~ HE proceedings Of
individuals and societies Of European nations Wbat.
ever doubts there might be, 10 the probability of
The Cracks f"rcretng IN heir glorious cause--wha-
ever diversity Of opinion the rdD1r Of assisting
fhcm-he thought there could be- BIS, ons |eeliDg on
The subject, among the friends of liberty aud
~ throughout the civilized world, snd hist was of
deep sympathy for This brave and suffering ueopie =
Mr.. r.. then offered the resolutions which lie had
been requested 10 draft.
Mr.. fdams moved an sdjomnmeni 10 Faneuil Hall.
~ some future day bot hs not supported in ,,e
HOtoH.
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=, INVNTI FT.O0l LW, Chal
PRINCEToN CoLLFgE.

10 the Editor Of TIE "
l"n may have oDserve, rdicuioas account of The ias
disturbance in ths College New Jersey taken from
rev YORK paper and published papers OF f-
cry, lew days since As that publication though nnwor-
tnv o. serods notice, have Injured Respectable nsi
.uuon "a the esnaiiun OF persons resulting at
tance, deem it due the public AS well AS 10 nav Arsa
ud ~ obeT through the NAHUM of your respectable
me following siaemen for the truth
ness OF which you may hold rcsponsiI,e:A young
No" was detected shnuiing ann .aniiests his npprobaIion
" we urn: OF cracker, within the College walls and
was suspended, from The institution, y the pcr auihori
me students presented petition for his restseIion
was gwen that emonsirRnce could be received rerc
ing any act OF discipline Tile students then met with tie
ocefs on hearing boisterous noise wei ato the place
meeting and isd their chairman that their meeting
solved This lie refused do without the permission nj
,ne messing uroon was then made and carried, sup
of 'he cbaiTmaiD and share his fate The Faculty of lie
ooege then met and suspended the chairman and two
most active the occasion. After this decision
was made known several students stated that they were
bound by their honour which they had pledged 10 leave the
- consequence Of the suspension Of the three last
Ihey were not Told that they should leave The
college, Tor this would have been migratory as the Faculty
~ uisnss'os would he given my who left. on ffe
goana ,igsst the pleasure Of their parents or guardians
-, Ssaa heTeupon' ihrtyseyen gave heirn
49, '-hiRht withdrew their psInes in less thspen
p p ana remained in College rwenty-nine vent on
nave been since sent back by their parents. and ON
FRIDAY last letters had been received irsorning- st
more would lie back The day. Thus appear,
more should be sent back Is seventeen The IssJ"r n;
~ ate known, ami will he admitted.
that piper said to have been signed y si1y 70 On c
Toe facuy DID rot Tecede; but The above is the
s'ancs OF what actually took place. There no great
tu-no threHts ~ personal violence, during the whole
all. ~ '"F
have only 10 add, that the prospect OF good order
Psinceon College, h perhaps, haterine NJ ibis moments
as former period 1.-THE Faculty have their duty
the occasions and " they shall be supported ny the
Trustees, doubtless they will hennd n parents " III do
rs several have lone, much 10 their credit
yackeocinhg Them that pledge Of t,nor mischief,
not worth Iedeeming, oag public Summaries woud be
reeu ro,n deal oi vocation. aud nigh, hone
our youth better educated trained ~ better hnhits
am neither Officer Trustee OF any folieco hui ana
friend 20 public Institutions ofIesTong, the ibe,y
:" saying, Tint the publication of sfatemen
calculated To- bring Them into disrepue 10 reoL he .ieo
~ discipline and yonfhfo sn,ordinafiop
an act OF bsgrant lfjnsiice 10 ihe coumuniiv
r,,,,,-.,. -, An NirrEgscC " ssr-,v CoJegt
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THE SPANISH MAIDEN.

Ry Ma. HeEfans
WHY Is the Spanish n: i.icD's rrave
So lar from her own bright land
Tue sunny flowers Thai Ger 10 Nave
Were sown by NJ hiadred hand.
lis not the orance-ioucl, that sends
It's breath on the sultry air,
It's not the myrtle stem that bends
To the breeze of evening there.
but the Rose of Sharun's eastern bloom
nv the silent dwelling fades.
Aud nome hut strangers pass the tomb
Which the Pain nf Judah shades.
The ,nwly Gross, with flowers o'ergrown.
Marks well that placc of rest;
Bet wbe hath grased ON its NOISY stone
sword, helm, a crest.
fhese are the trophies OF chief,
a lord ot The axe aud spear
-',iie biossom piucked, some f,ded leaf,
Should grace a maiden's bier!
scorn not her tomt--.ieny not her
The honours of the brave.
Ger Tint torsaken sepuichre
Banner and plume might wave.
She bore The steel in battle tried,
iler fearless heart above
ana stood with brave men, side by SIDE,
la tie strength and faith of Towel
That sirergth prevaiirti-ihat faith was blessed
True was the javeiin thrown,
Vet pierced IL not her warriors breast
She met IL with her own.
Aud nebiy won, where heroes fell
In arms for the h"iy shrine,
u Ieath which saved what she loved So well,
And n grave in Palestine.
Then let the Rose oil Sharon spread
It's breast TO the glowing air.
And The Palm at Judah lit its head
Green and immortal there
Aud iei yon grey stone, undecacrJ
VIVA its trophy mart, the scene
leliing The pilgrim Of the waste
"hcre Love AN" Death nave been.
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ADDRESS


~ Nf Nhi1fUS ~ NflD ff1rfH.
" IS wei known 20 you thai the Greeks, for three
years past, have been attempting to rescBe them
selves and their country, from The dominion aud des
poism ~ their Turkish cOnquerors Notgithstsnd.
ing Our remoieness from the scene Of action ,te
lutte connection We have with the Greeks and IN,
'e'pe'ioct AMI contradictory accounts whicf We OH