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Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-10-19

A LIST OF GENERAL CFFICLRs
IN the Revolutionary Army in 1881.
apreea6iy 10 rank
George Washington, Commander in Chief
.Wdjor Generals. States.
Israel Putnam, Connecticut
"Cbarles Lee, Virginia
HoIato Gates, do.
William Heath, Massachusetts,
Nathaniel Green, Rhode Island
WIN. Alexander, Earlof2 1.o
stirling
Arthur St. Clair, PENNSYLVANIA
SsNiamin tinct In, Massachusetts
MARQUIS de la fayette, France
Baron de kalb, do.
Robert Howe, North Carolina
Alexander NsDougall, New-York
Baron Steuben, Prussia
William Smallwood, Maryland
Samuel Parsons, Connecticut
Henry Knox, Massachusetts
Dupurtaile. of Engineers, France
B'Tgadier Generals.
William Thompson Virginia
John Nixon, Massachusetts,
James Clinton, New-York
William Moultrie, South Carolina
laughiin MIntosh, North Carolina
William Maxwell, Jersey
Enoch Poor, Hampshire
JON Glover, Massachusetts
john Patterson, Connecticut
An,hpnv Wayne, Pennsylvania
Wiihan Woodford, Virginia
Peter Mughlenburg, do.
Edwsgti Hand, Pennsylvania
Jededish huntington, Connecticut
JohH starkc, New-Hampshire
Me- iecai Gist, Maryland
VIZ am Frrin. PENNSYLVANIA
Promoted after that period.
Daa,as i0rgan, Virginia
- impter, South Carolina
- darion, do.
Joseph Creator, Massachusetts
Rufus Putnam, do.
Ohio Williams, Maryland
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-10-19

N7' The ELDERS OF THE PREsBYrE-
RIAH iHURcH AT EDwARDsvILLE, hear
til pcpff,Dg wita their brethren OF tho
Mr'.1tti's' Charch, in The Ksskaskia and
Iliip-i Circuits gin bli-ving il 10 be
the duty Of The pious in this state to give
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-10-19
BY TIE PRESIDENT OF THE UNrrhi
STATES.

!
I b laws regulating the sales OF public
iands, /, JAMES MONROE, President y
the United Staes of America, do hereh'
declare and make known, that publ
sales will be held, as hereinafter desig
mated, for he disposal OF certain land
! of the United States, to vii:
! AT the Land Ofice at TERRE HAuTE
IN the State Of Indiana, on the seconG
Monday in November Meet, for the dis
posal of The lands situate in the follow.
ing described townships and fractional
townships, viz:
| Fractional townships Nos. Is and l6
Of ranges N9s. and 9, west of the Sc
ccnd priDciral meridian line, being the
| ia,c Wea Indian reservation. at The
mouth of Racoon creek, on the Wabash
river.
| Also, townships Mos. 10 90 81 % %
"a Is 26 and 81, of ranges No. |. east,
and No. |, west, of the second principal
| u. eri1ian
| Also, at the Land Office at TEnaE
HAUrE. in the s ate Of Indiana, on the
| third Monday in December meet, for the
| disposal Of the lands sietate i'll the fol
lowinging described townships, viz:
Townships Nos.
1872 %
232425
and % of range No. 2 West Of the
81 % % and % of >-coad pri1ci-
ranges No. 3 & 4 pad meridian
81 % and % 5&6
81 and % IA. No.
AT the Land Otice at SPR1yaFlELD,
in Illinois, On the mira Monday 10 No
Uember merit, for the disposal OF the
lands situate IN the following described
townships, ,lz:>
Townships Nos. II 10 10 and 30, of ranges
Nos. ) and s, west OF the third pr.nci-
pal meridian.
Also, at the several places and times
aforesaid, will be offered, any sections or
fractional sections situate in any town
ships heretofore offered for sale, which
sections or fractional sections, from any
unavoidable cause, may not have been
SO offered.
The lands reserved by law for the use
OF schools, or for other purposes. viii
be excluded from the sales, which vii
commence with the lowest number of
section, township, and range, and pro-
ceed in regular numerical order.
Given under my hand, at the city Of
~ 'shngtnn, This fifteenth day oil June,
4 D 1924.
| JAMES MONROE
BY loe President:
GEORGE GRAHAM
Commissioner of the General Land Office
The t7ro first sales designated in
| this proclamation, will he heid at The
! Land Office al Charlottesville the IRE
sent scar Of the Land Office far The Dis
tr1ct Of 7erre Haufe, in Iudiana.
! " Printers ofthc laws ofthe United States,
| in the states of Ohio Indiana and Illinois, will
publish the above once uyeek, until the date
of thesalcs, respectively, taking care to omit
the publication of any sales after the period
for the same shall have expired, and to charge
accordingly.
July 1850
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-10-19
JOHN SHACKFORD

ALSO, IN STORE,
A very general assortment Of Groceries, Dry
Goods, Hardware, and Dye-stufs, in part emu
merated below.al Of which will be sold equally
low, and many Of them much lower, than can
be purchased at any other store in st. Louis.
Cash or Goods given for Beeswax and Tai
low. Illinois state paper taken at so cents
der dollar,
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!. ]. sMITA, W. & CO.
Haue Just received by the Steam Boats,
AN ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF
GOODS.

GOODS.
Amongst which may be found the following
ROOTS.
Aristolochia Serpenta- COLOMBIA, Valeriana
ria Curcumna Tonga
Polygalia Senega Sarsaparlla
Scille Martina Zingiber, Helleborus
Gentiana Luta Spigelia Marilandica.
BARKS.
Cinchona Angostura
Citrus Aurantum Eluthera, &c. &c.
Cinnamon
LEAVES.
SIENNA, Digitals sabina
IVA Ursi Marjorum, &c. &c.
FLOWERS.
Benzoin sulphuris Lott
Anthems Nobilis Colchicum, &c. &c.
GUMS.
Ae soccot Gum Myrrh
Ammon Opium
Gum Arabicum Tragacanth
Assaintida Mimosa
Benzoni Gambogia
Camphora Kino ca,echus
Guiac Lac Shell, &c. &c.
POWDERS.
Helleborc Jalapi. Rheum palniat
Colocynth Colombo, sup tart pot.
Antim, Tart Arsenic Flaw.
Do for Horses Alb.
Cinchona Fiay. Suphuris
Rub. Melee Nesicat.
Paid. Curcuma.
Ipecacuanha opt.
MERCURlALS.
CaIomel ppt. Pracipitate Rub.
Argent yivum Aio.
Corrosivum.
PLASTERS.
Adhesivum L6Fanl
Dvachion Mercural.
Roborans
OINTMENTS.
Melo, Vescat. Resina Flaw.
Cera, Simplex Sub, Acct, Cupri
Citrlnum Sulphur
MercuI,al, Fort Cerat, Turner's.
Mittius
IlNCTURES,
EG11rs, Paiqoms Lnnnient8, .Iaodlr,es, SPIRITS,
Essential and other Oils, Syrrnds, EPSON
and Giauber sads, Soaps.
SEEDS.
Carui, Coriander Anis
Cardamo,o Fenigrec
STONES.
Carlos Calamin
Pomice Infernas.
EXTRACTS
Cinchona Giyc.rrhiza
Gicnta HyosciaInus
Jalapi Gentiana
CROCUS.
Hyspanolia Martls
Metaiorum
PATENT MEDICINES.
Lees, Anderson's, Worm Tea
Hooper's, and by opedeldoc
otis Pills British Oil
Churca's Cough Drops shinn's Panacea
Essence Peppermint Henrl's Masnesia
3aterhan's Drops Issue Plasters
Godfries' Cordial Lemon Acid
Hrrem Oil itch Ointment
Tur!ington's Balsam letter Ointment and
Wormseed OIL Wash.
VARNlSHES,
Copa, Japan, and Harness.
BRUSHES.
sash Brushes Teeth and Curriers'
Paint, Hand and Block Brushes.
scrub Brushes
PAINTS.
Red Lead Verndlion
Venetian Red Carnlne
Spanish Brown Droplake
Yellow Ochre Rouge
do. Chronic Mineral and French
do, Dutch Green
Prusslan Blue Whiting, Chalk
Verligris Terra de Seann1.
Rose Paint
sUNDRIES.
spts. rllrpentne Dyott's Patent Medi-
inseed Oil Medicines
summer and Winter Quiis, Waters
Printing Ink States. lnkstands
Snuff, lnkpowier Peariashes, BEADS,
Red and Black Sealing by 9, s by 10 and 10
Wax by II Glass
pomstnm, Perfumes Put4 Shoes
Corn Plaster, Shot Thread, Sponge
Japan Ink Phials, assorted
English and American Phial & Bottle Corks
Mustard Inkstantls, Hats
Cayenne Pepper Manjancsse, Trusses
Lead & Sand Crucbles Corn and Fine Emery
Backing Cakes
DYE-SIUFFS.
Logwood, Redwood outer, Vitriol
Alum, Copperas Msdder, &c. &c.
indigo, Nut Calls
GROCERIES, SPICES, &c.
Coffee, Pepper Gloves, Mace
Ginger, Nutmegs Corandri, Carui, &c.
AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF
Ladies' and Children's Morocco and Leather
Shoes, lower than can be bought in St.
Louis
Ladies' Reticulcs, Steel Clasp.
Cotton and Wool Cards
5iND lazau pocl of unl 9TH he
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-08-27
reasons which govern our choice.--n we fail in
such fight, we fall honorably.
TShe,taa. Ya.) Herald

Who Is melt was noon, on one OF the
most suitry days in July, 1919, that r-faced
stranger presented himself at our office door
leaned against the door post half a minute, and
then sad-but it is, as yet, no matter what he
said or how he said II; let us in the first place
describe him. His face was fair, and there was
but light down on his chin in the place of n
beard; his face was nearly round, the features
well enough proportioned, rather handsome
than otherwise; there was little expression
IN his countenance more than you could find i'll
a regiment, were you TO examine them as the
roll its called, except that his light blue eye
twinkled with yivacity. On his neck was no
handkerchief, ard his shirt collar was open,
showing white skin, except where n little en-
browed by the sun, air, and dust. A light grey
was his outer coat which had been new wlcn
different fashion prevailed, although that ;sscr-
ton does not, of ITSELF prove it TO have been We
ry old. The trousers were of tow, or cotton
bagGng. Whether stockings covered his feet
isa subject ofdoubt, but il certain that the shoes
| brought by the Gibeonites TO deceive Joshua
could not have been more worn. In height
the stranger was about five feet six inches,
plump and round in form, and although comclv
but rather eticminate; on one side of his head
his hat was worn in that care for-notliing wav,
that would lead you 20 ask-''what independent
feeling fellow is that" lis this the office ofthc
! Village Record" inquired he, in accents some
l
from n distant neighbourhood, and few who had
ever been in New England would have hesita-
ted moment TO guess that he was Il Yankee.
81 have had piaguy long walk. and fool
Ish one too"-said he, .'for | set cut 10 come
here, and the first knew had got TO Old Ches-
ter, and then was almost as far from sVestcles-
ter rs was when left Philade,hian There
was an artlessness-a simplicity about the man.
that awakened kind feelings towards him. and
am not sure that the Yankee Tag upon ms
tongue did not, like sounds familiar in childhood
make something III his favour. He was evil
IDENTITY poor,--yet there was nothing OF solicita-
ton IN his looks--so far otherwise, besides the
cock OF his hat, there was that in lis air whci,
SAID, as distinctly as an air could spcaS-s'I
care not - for any body" He had come
to find tie Village Record Once, old Robert
the Scribe, or John HARDWOOD "fIe cannot.
surely, be an ordinary journeyman printer,
thought y for such an one would certainly have
known, or at least inquired, where the Record
was printed, and not have mistaken Chester for
!" cstchester. ''And this is Mr. Miner sup
pose" said he, carelessiy. aft is my name
SIR" said |, ''and who may il be that asks"
\ on have heard Of the BosToN BARD, | s'sposen
said ne. Certainly, often, and with pleasure
Tins was our first personal knowledge of that
eccentric child of genius and misfortune
Where is he now:--Tiitogc Record.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-08-27

g-S AS just received tie following nsc l,sjlica-
a Il fiG"s Red Gauntlet Trials, by Miss
Burnoy; Speeches off, Randolph; I.icut. Beverly
kenon Trial; owper's Private Correspondence,
r. '3ikins Memoirs; DIR. Buffers 4tlas of .4ncieul
aud Modern Geography; Goods Study of Mcdi-
cine; Hall on South fine lea; Constitutional Law
comprising the Constitutions of the several States
comprising the Union; the United States Consttu-
ton, &c; Seminole War; Construotio Constru-
ed; Campaign in the Carolinas-.4LSO on hand,
English Editions Of Classical School Books: aud the
usual variety Of School and College Books; Fools
cap English and american Letter Papers-wi,h Il
general assortment of Stationary. Music and Mu-
steal instruments, and Blank Books of every des-
criptionall of which Will be sold at the most re-
duced prices.
u Old Books re bound, and Book-Binding car
ried on III all its variety of elegance and neatness
IN the most faithful manner, at the shortest notice
and at the lowest prices.
.1ug. Is. wts58
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-08-27
NEw-YoRK, Aug. 10.
CANNIBAT,S.

Joseph Price, of Wilmington, Del. has arrived
Mt Boston, in the Sustana, from London, and
furnished our Correspondent with the following:
lie shipped on board the Gen. Gates of Bos-
TOM on the 18th of August, 1921, bound on :,
sealing voyage, and sailed from Hobart Town.
Van Diemaii's Land, the 10th. On the oIst
he, with five others, John Roster, of London;
James Webster, and VIM. Rawson, of New
London: aud William Smith and James West,
both of New York were landed on the c oast
of New Zealand, in whale boat, with Il C;uarti-
ty of provisions, where they remained sealing,
and procured 3503 skins.
On the Ith Oct. they were taken by the ma
tivcs between o and | | O'clock at night, who
set fire to their hnts, and consumed all their
skins and provisions remaining, not knowing
their use; tied their hands behind them, and they
were marched 10 Looking glass bay, distance
of upwards of $50 msfes, during which time they
had nothing to eat, but roasted fish which the
natives subsist upon. From thence they were
marched to Sandy Bay, upwards of 900 miles
further, where they found tribe of savaocs
consisting of between 700 and 500, who took
them before the King and Queen. and shortly
after Roster was ordered 10 he killed. The,
tied him to tree, knocked him on the
head with clubs, cut off his head and buried il
tho body was roasted in Il kind of oven under
ground, after which il was dcvourcd by these
cannibas; part OF which, however, the remain
ing five were obliged TO partal<c ofor starve not
having any thing else offered them.-They were
tied 70 4 tree and guarded by about fifty of the
savages. The second day Webster was killed
roasted and dcvoured; the Sd dav Rawson. and
the 4th day, Smith shared the same fate. On
devouring the bodies of these men, the hands
were assigned 10 the Queen, and the feet TO the
King and his subjects took care of the trunk
On the 9th day 1t was understood West was to
be KILLED, but the evening previous heavy
sGuaii rose from the east, with rain, thunder and
lightning, which frightened the savages; they
set w yell, and ran towards the west. Price
and West united each other and went towards
the beach where they found the whale boat
(having been brought round by the savares.
sails and oars, and without provisions or water
embarked and left the island. After being at
sea three days they were taken up nv the brig,
Alagnary, Captain White, and landed at sid
ney, New South Wales, tiie 10th Nov. whence
Price obtained passage 10 The Isle OF France.
thence to London. West was LETT sick in the
hospital at Sidney. Gas.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-08-27
selections from Foreign Papers ,eceiced at tie
Office Qftte Nat. .4doocaie.
STEAM NAvIG ALTON TO INDIA.

most important and gigantic project is now
on foot for establishing a Steam Conveva to
India, and a company will soon be formed for
that purpose, with capital Of goo, 600. The
course laid down for the voyage is direct from
the port of London to NIarseiilcs or Lisbon. and
from thchcc 10 Malta, Cairo, Sucz, Mocha and
Bombay The voyage may thus, il is expected.
with certainty be accomplished in thirty five
days, allowing for detcnsions, etc. 1t were need
less TO eXpatiate ON the manifold ADVANTAGES
which must resnt,from communication so a.
masingly qnicts, considering The immense track
OF ocean which the vessel must traverse. Nor
does the practicabihty of tie plan rest upon
vague or hypothetical infcrcnces; as some Of the
ablest scientific men have been consulted on
the subject, and they have all expressed deci-
ded opinion IN favor of the undertaking. So anx-
ions are the merchants of Calcutta TO see This
desirable object accomplished, that they have al
ready subscribed a lac of rupees in furtherancc
Of it.
he following is an estimate OF the distance
and the time that it is supposed the voyage will
ordinarily takc-:he passage from England to
Marsci!es, Or any other place may hereafter be
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-08-27

The following Is the copy Of n Rocio Notice
posted or the Chapel OF >iaua@oIIcn, and taken
down by one Of ,hc Police:
.N1tice To tie rW'isii0ac7-s of SHYn1ooLIe,,
md Ro'ertgiosea.-AIi persons who have pota-
toes and milk for sale, are hereby cautioned ON
the sevcrcst penalty OF Capt. Rocil'- cJcts. TO
sell from stone 10 Il barrel, according to every
ones ability who come G1r them-also To- sell
milk at their houses 10 the neichbors. rs they
sell II m town. Tic distressed condition of the
aliiicted poor together with mcnaciug sorrows
OF the approaching year, induce me TO an
nounce such Proclamation. This + proclaim
not through any rcbCilipus vews, nor.To stir ~,
the seed OF luminosity in my countrymef,,s hearts
hui 70 overcome the universal outcrv of disa,!cc
uon That rcigns throughout the uation-fi,is I
confirm with my utmost cxcrtions, shall not
be wanting IN preserving and supporting tL,.
peace IN the said parish.
y. B.-hny person or persons privately or
Pu0i'ciy obi'terating this bill, will nient with
warm reception.
(Signed) GENERAL ROCK. Commander
iu-chicI Of The Ilibe1nian Force
~ Ireland, aud Chief Ranger OF
the Hills and Mountains
Terrific Ezpiosion.-O On the t2!h of June. IN
alarming and disastrous event tool, ulacc ~,
board tie schooner Caroline, of ArI,rotI, i,
scotland, Peter, master, bound 10 Bridport from
Riga, laden with hemp. About o'cIocl, in the
morning tremendous clap Of thunder came ON
accompanied with hail OF prodiaious size. In
the course of few minutes Il ball of fire was
seen by the whole ships crew, who were on
deck to fix itscli oil the tor Of one frbe metal
Hc pumps where II rcmaincd for upwards Of =
minute ~ explosion then tool, place rs if fo
Tcnd the sl6p. Tie iaasfer. stauding AT lie
lance OF about ten feet was struck or The side
and thrown at least fifteen feet by the force Of
the explosion, and was much hurt: two nf his
crew were also considerably b'uis Il. 4 Sc
cond Explosion followed about halfnast Ii.l
which pro luccd ro.t frightful SC nc: the o,F
gan topsah, and tic greater part O the upper
rigging were all on fire, and burned with sncI
fury, that IN Il fe1g minutes the mast head bolt.
were completely melted. The disabled crew
nscdeyery eXcrjion 10 get supply Of water rs
near tie IRE rs they cond, and fJrturiaicly su,.
cceIed IN subduing the 6anes-C onsiicriner the
co,n0U.tble nature Of the cargo. had the main
sh' ana the lower rigging caught fire, the shin
must have been DESTROYED, the cargo lost. and
,ne crew have persisted. The weather bavipc
Deen i'yon able, the vessel is safely arrived At
-iioport harDouF, aad The master and crew in
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-08-27
VIRGINIA.

NIhbiNtA:
at Rules, holden in the Clerks Once of the Sumo
rior Court OF Chancery for the Richmond District.
tic Goth day of June, 1924,
Robert Doutiiat PItf.
Against
The President Directors and Company OF the Bank
OF the United States, Francis Il. Price, Elizabeth
~ P'icr, the President, Directocs and Company
OF the Bank of Virginia, Bczekah l. u e!,t,
" lillian Depriest, execute. OF F.ancis Lewis.
decd, John Johnson, Edward DAVIS, BENJAMIN
Sheppard, Uiliiam Hill, Doctor Joseph nent,
Doctor Richard l.. Eohamon, Doctor Micaiah
Clarke, Isaac WhIe, Francis Dabney and Eus
tace Hunt, admir- of Thomas Boudin, Dcfts.
The defendant, Francis Dabnev, not HAVING
entered his appearance and given security accord
ing to the act of Assembly and the rules of This
ana 1t appearing by satisfactory evidence. that he
Is not a" inhabian OF this country: 1t is ordered
that the said defendant do appear here on the first
day OF the nest term and answer The bill of the plain
TIN; and that copy of this order be forthwith in
serted III some newspaper published in the city of
hichmond, for two months successfully, and posted
at the front door of the capitol i'll the said city.
n Copy-Ieste.
56w8w U.H ". IIE.EING, c.. c.
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VIRGINIA.:

VIRGINIA.:
At Rules, holden in the Clerks Office Of the supe-
Iior court OF ciaucery for the Richmond district,
the 26th day ofJone 1924,
James Scott, p,a;,,ig
Against
Samuel Taylor, and James Brander, Trustees. nd
Iarlton Saunders n surviving partner of LYLE,
Scott and Saunders, Hannah SAUNDERS widow of
Samuel III. Saunders, decd. Edmund Saunders
admor. of the said Samuel III. Saunders and
Samuel :. Saunders, Richard A. Saunders James
l.. Saunders, and May II. Saunders, children of
said Samuel ii. Saunders, aud Samuel b. Saun
ders, Peter f. Saunders, and Chastain Saunders.
infant children aud heirs of John IL. Saunders
decd II sou and heir of said Samuel III. Saun-
dcrs, decd Dcfe,nIants
The detendan mt Samuel b. Saunders MOI ba vino
entered his appearance, and given security ac-
coding to the act Of Assembly nd the rules of this
court, aud it appearing by satisfactory evidence.
,has he is not AN itabiiant of this country: IL is
ordered, That the said defendant do appear here
on the hrst day of the next term and answer the
bill Of the plaintiff; nd that copy OF this order
be forthwith inserted in newspaper published
in the city of Riclnond for two months successive
ly, aud posted c front door of he capi,ol in the
said city.
5ow6w WM. w. FTENING, G. C.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-08-27
VIRGINIA.:

At Rules holden in the Clerks Office Of the Superb
or court OF chancery for the Richmond district
the Goth day of June, 1924,
William Anderson, Plaintiff
Against
William G. Lakewood, and Richard IIazIewoo,,
Adn'rs. of Cliff fIazlewood, Defendants.
The defendants not having entered their an
pearance and given security according TO the act of
Assembly and the rules of this court, and il annear
ing by satisfactory evidence, that they are not in.
hablfants of this country: II is ordered, That the
SAID defendants do appear here on the first dav Of
inc next term and answer the bill of the plaintiff:
ana mat copy OF this order be forthwith inserted
IN some newspaper published in the city of Rich
mond, for two months successfully, and posted a,
the front door of the capitol in the said city.
a copy-Teste.
56w8w WIN. w. HENING.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-08-27
From, the N. Y. Coa,Dierciol .4areriiser.
LA FAYETTE.

deep the gloom our sal land descending,
And wild was the moan fsoin the tempest's dread
form.
While the heroes and sires of our county were
bending
Their souls 20 their God, and their brows to the
storm
Who bounds to the shore from the dark bosom'd
ocean,
In the sparkle and pride of his beauty and YOUTH
His ardent mind burning, his soul all devotion
TO the high cause of Liberty, Justice, and Truth?
lie joins the bold band, who, with spirits undaunted
Strive to guard and TO win, all mans bosom holds
dear;
1t is done they have triumphcd! and heaven has
Fair Freedom TO crown their majestic career.
How lovely the land where the bright sun is fingng
The purple and gold from his throne in thc ives:
There millions Of hearts in their gladuess are sing
ing,
There finds the poor exile conten,ment and rest.
The eagle that r,sh'd on a torn, bloody pinion,
And soar'd to the sky mid tho clamors of fight.
Now wings his proud way III untroubied dominion
While the nations all silently gaze on his fight.
Who comes DER the bhow with head bent .and
hoary,
With full throbbing heart, and with glistcning
eye?
Past years roll before him--thc scene of his glory
Fills his heart with emotions deep, solemn, and
high.
Great man! thy lov'd name to the skies is ascend
ing,
A name whose rcmcmhra nee no time can DESTROY
While gladness and grief are within us contendinr,
For all thou hast suffer d and all we enjoy.
We will rank thee with him, who was sent us b.,
heaven
We shall meet in our hearts in glory We met:
Spread, we winds, the glad news to our wishes is
given
rho npdo IF
FAYETTE.
IAIIA
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fair way OF recovery. Mr.. Peter, who is an ex-
perieuced and intelligent man, attributes the at
FRACTION of the lightning to the metallic pumps:
of this there can be no doubt, as three heads of
,hemS were found burned in the hold near the
pumps. The damage sustained by the shipis es
timated at .Gl 30 and she will be detained here
OF least fortnight before she will be fit for sea
The accident happened they were passing
round the Scaw, onthe coast of Jutland.-(Dor-
set County Chropicie.)