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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-10-27

MARRIED. on Tuesday last. by the Rev.
Mr.. Gibbons, MIR ROBERT $. KENNEDY, OF
Boston. TO Miss MARIA LOUISA. daughter
Of Col. William Gregory of this place.
At Mount Airy, Shenandoah county. on The
18th. by the Rev. Mr.. Moyerhsiler, the Rev.
SAMUEL S. SCHUMACHER, OF New.Msrket.
70 Miss MARY CATHERINE, daughter OF
William S;eenbergen. esq
At Baltimore, on Thursday last, by the Rev.
Mr.. Wyatt. SINGLETON DuvALL, esq OF
fredericktown, Md 10 Miss ELLEN MO ale,
youngest daughter OF Hezekiah Ciagett, esq.
u Baltlnore-
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-10-27

King OF Sdrdinia-Among the
curlosiIies of history, must be rsnked
late ordinance ofibe King Of Sardi-
ola, which prohibits the education of
oil his subjects who are not worth
three Hundred dollars. What an illus.
traiion of the foundation and benefits
of monarehical government A King
surrounded by the wealth and over
OF his Kingdom. and holding at his
command the resources Of q ration.
yet feariogio ,rus. spelling book and
grammar in the hands Of las subjects,
lest they should learn the important
truth, that knew ledge Is power
N0Ghs AdV.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-10-27

nEslGNs ioimings GRAMMAR cL.fSS
IL in sIartiasburg. in the course OF few
weeks.
October 81.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-10-27
PROPOSALS.

II is not necessary TO enter into a detsI vi
the advantages that would certainly accrue
from the publication Of German Religious
NEWSPAPER, having fer its object TO treat in :
strict impartial manner on the great and uni
versally Acknowledged truths q the Christian
Religion. The rapid augmentation OF Eugllsl,
Religious Newspapers is an evidence that they
have ayery salutary and beneficial tendency,
and It IS hoped that q first attempt Of this kind
to impart religious knowledge to the numer.
Gus Germans Of our country, will not prove
abortive. For more circumstancial account
OF this proposed undertaking, the Public is
respectfully referred to the German Proposals
which have been widely circulated, and may
be had by applyingto the editor.
CONDITIONS. Der Chriaiehe Hausirertnd
will be published every Saturday, on large
half sheet. 10 quorto form, at 81 so per snnur,.
The first number will appear on New.Year.
1896 No subscriber win be taken, for less
than year. Distant subscribers are required
to pay in advance
0ILetters to the Editor mus, be past paid.
Subscriptions tciH be ~eceiced at
the Office ofthe Martinsburg Gazette,
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-10-27
To the Farmers

Of Berkeley and Jefferson Counties.
FEsHE subscriber having rented the
IL Mills belonging to Mr.. JOSIAH Fiagg, gives
this notice to the Farmers Of Berkeley and JEFF
ferson Counties, that he will be thankful for,
and promptly execute all grinding brought
to these Mills. all OF which, are in complete
repair. lie viii give for every 3o0lbs Of
Mel charitable Wheat. one barrel Of Super6ne
-four. and stand the inspection of Baltimore
George Town, or Alexandria. Farmers who.
may want Plaster Ground, can have the sane
done on the shortest notice. Saving win be-
done on reasonable terms
THOMAS G. FLAGC.
\ September |
HAyiNG rented my Mills 70 Thomas q.
i IL Flsgg. have no hesitation in saving.
that will be responsible for all grinding en-
trusted 10 him.
JOSIAH FLACG.
September ], 1925
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-10-27

II is estimated that there are 100000
sheep in the single county of Washing
ton, Pennsylvania, and thatthey last year
yielded, 100000 lbs. of wool Another
rough estimate makes the whole mum.
Der of sheep in Pennsylvania about
100000.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-10-27
JoUnMrvDcAu PprNrrn:

M ANrED, a. this Office, Journey man
w Printer of sober, Industrious habits -
10 such one. constaat employment and lbe-
raj wages val be given
Ca.effe Us5ce, .uarfsns6arg, Der %.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-10-27

The committee appointed TO make ar
rangemenls for celebrating ths eeHaPis-
ti6n If The Ere Canal. base agreed to
celebrate on the sGIh yesterday
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-10-27

An action of SANDER, in which lady
tried in the Superior Court Of Bucking
ham, Virginia. The jury brought in a
verdict Of five thousand dallars dama-
ges.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-10-27

An instance of the promptness with
which the French Court conducts its
foreign policy, is stated in the London
papers, which remark that it was no
sooner known with degree of GER,
tainty that Sir Charles Stewart was
to go over to RIO de Janeiro on a spe
cial mission, and inlrusied also with
the dispatches Of the King OF Portugal J,
than minister extraordinary was APP
pointed in Paris, with the greatest Sc
crecy, who actually arrived in the
Brazilian capital several days before
Sir Charles reached il from Lisbon.
Bait. Gaz.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-10-27

DIED. on Saturday last. at his residence a
bout five miles from isgerstown, Mr.. BEAL
GATHER, formerly Of this county, in The 7Osh
year Of bis age.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-10-27
From Snowden's Advertiser.

a ne,0 article at .dattion. Among o.
Their numerous articles which are sub
mitted 10 the decision OF the hammer in
this busy city, we have observed, that
to da,, at 10 O'Clock, .fse thousand bills
~ The Eagle Bank, .Nep- Haven, will be
th.s sold at the auction room of Hoh-
man. Son s. Pell.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-10-27

Publ,.' Dinner al Salcm.-The East
India Marin Society gave q public din
ner On F,idoy, in celebration of The a6th
anniversary of This Society. Among the
guests the following, besides several o.
Their distinguished sen'lemen and mer-
chants were invited His Excellency
John Quincy Adams, President of tie
United States His Exc y Lew Lincoln,
Governor of Massachusetts, and Suite;
Hon. Joseph Story, Judge OF the su.
preme Court of the II. States; Chief
Justice Parker and the Judges OF the
State Supreme Court; Hon. Timothy
Pickering, formerly Secretary of State
Hon. Henry Dearborn, formerly Sec. Y
of War; Hon. B. W. Crowninshield for
merly see'y of the Navy; DR.. Holyoke,
DIR. Bowditeh, Hon. MIR. Quincy, Hon.
Mr. Lloyd, lion. Mr.. Webster, Hon. Mr..
Hopkinson, of Philadelphia, Hon. DR..
Hill, Hon. Israel Thorudike, and Gen.
Miller
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-10-27

The President of the United States arrived
in Philadelphia on Saturday afternoon last. on
his return from visit to his venerable father.
He remained over Sunday in Philadelphia, and
was expected in Baltimore on Tuesday morn.
ing, by tie Union Steam Boat line, but it is
rot known whether he viii make stop of any
tune there.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-10-27
A CARD.

CHARLEs JAMES FAULKNER. having
- qualified according to l.sw to prae,sre ~
the superior srd Inferior Courts ut this Com
mcnweslh. viii DC happy 10 serve hIs friends,
by transsctrg any business tor them, IN the
Chsncery and Common Law Courts of wincl,ts-
ter. dUring the term his suentsnee on Judge
fuckers Lectures Tie will start 10 winehe s.
ter shout the hrst of November.
Martnsburg, october II.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-10-27

.f1TOR.NEY .sT Ian,

49, 0SsF ~ ~ ks-ips
II AVtSG settled in Shepherds,owa. will at .
IL tend the interior and superior Courts OF
The counties OF Jeferson and Berkeley. and a J.
so the high Coar, vi Chaneery holdeo At Win
Chester. tits office is over the store % Mr.. John
Il Cookus, and the same room recen,b occu-
pa By II Douglass. Esq
Shephefdsiown, October ~ II
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-10-27


rIRE.-The large stone Merchant, Grisi,
Plaster and Clover Mills, belonging to Gen.
Elisha Boyd, situate on Mill Greek, in this
county. was entirely consumed by fire on sun.
dsy nigh, last, together with very large guam
tity Of whes, and other grain. In the Clover
Mill, there were one hundred and three bushels
Of clean clover iced. General Boyd's loss is
estimated al Si2, 900; tba, Of indiyidusls at from
two to three thousand dollars. There is no
accounting how the FIRE originated. The loss
Of these Mills to the neighboihood IS very Sc
rious, as We are told, they were the only ones
tia; could do much grinding at tbs season.
Within tue lssi three years. four merchant mills
in the county Of berkeley have been consumed
b. FIRE. I, stands mlers in hand, as well as
others, to be extremely careful
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-10-27
anB GNzEITGo
MARTINSBURG. Der. 81, Isa5.

rJDiyine service will be performed in the
Presbyterian Church in this place on Sabbath
peIt, BY the Rev. Mr. KsOx At IL o'clock, an
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-10-27

Mr.. Cevalos, formerly Minister Of
Foreign fairs to Ferdinand VII. and
author of the celebrated Manifesto Of
the spanish. Nation, has lust published,
in Spanish, a history Of Napoleon Boz
naparte.
The Brussels Oracle states. that the
manufacture OF steam engines has been
carried to a ..reat degree of perfection
in the Netherlands, and that cotton
factory at Cureghem, near Brussels, Il
put in motion by smachine of 10 or -
hose power, OF superior construction,
built BY Dir. Wssseise, at Liege'
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-10-27
Ca)HIENS

LII IEhf AMI EACHANGE OFFICE,
40. ia, Market Street, Baltimore;
Where all the Great Capitals were sold in the
Grand State Lottery which was drawn on the
9th July--viz: the 10000 DolIars--the Io,o 600
Doliars--the 5000 Doiiars--fhe latter in
Shares. )--and where in the late State and o..
Their Lotteries, were sold the Great Capitals or
100000 Doliars--3 of $4,000 DoIlars--5 Of.
10000 Dolars--5 OF 5000 Dollars--f2 Of.
10000 Dollars--i7 of 10000 DoIIars-3r of
5000 Dollars, &c.--And WHERE MORE
CAPITAL Prizes HAVE BEEN OBTAIN
ED THAN AT ANY OTHER OFFICE IN
AMERICA 4
!. GroKDERs from any part Of the United,
States, either BY mail (post paid) OF private
conveyance. enclosing the Cash or Prize Tick
cts, in any Of the Lotteries, " I'll meet the sans
prompt and punct,ial attention as il on person-
al application. .9afisess 10
J. l. COHEN, Jr. & BROTHERS,
Baltimore.
nJcOHEN'S "Ca-ette and Lottery Reyi,ter, =
which will be Published Immediately alter The
drawing. will contain the complete List Of Fri
yes, and viii be forwarded gratis, TO all who
purchase their Tickets at coHEN'S OFFICE
and who signify their wish to receive the same,
baltimore, September IS.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-10-27
(From the Richmond Euquirer. Oct. IA

(From the Richmond Eoquirer. Oct. IA }
University Of Vrgia.'&--"e under
stand, that the board of lsltors assei
bled at Montecello ON Mon9ay week;
all the members present Ahey were
deeply engaged in discussing tie inter-
ssts of the institution, and mak'nS some
important arrangements mill FL 'a)
evening. Mr. Jefferson visited the IL y
versity with bis colleagues during four
days of their session.
We understand, that some little diff.
Guilty was occasioned by ten or twelve
OF the students, who disguised them
selves and attracted the notice of the
professors on the lawn of the university.
in the course of Saturday night. Ru
NOR has exaggerated the transaction,
but the faculty and the visiters felt them
selves under the necessity of enforcing
the police of the institution. An adj
dress was made to the students collec-
ted in body in the rotunda, in the most
impressive manner, by MIR. Jefferson
and Chapman Johnson, principally for
the purpose of obtaining the names of
the parties concerned, and appealing
to the individuals themselves TO give
up their names. The names were
accordingly disclosed on Tuesday or
Wednesday. Sentence of expulsion
was passed upon three of these stu
dents by the faculty, which was confirm
ed by the board of vsters. This I'M
pleasant occurrence will probably be
attended with some permanent bene fits
to the institution. The visitors have a
dopted more efficient arrangements for
enforcing that sort Of police which is
so essential to large literary establish
ments of this description. The visitors
are to re-assemble early in December.
The state has every guarantee in their
wisdom and 6rmness for the adoption
and execution of the most appropriate
measures. The faculty are prepared
TO discharge their own share of the du-
lies with energy and discretion.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-10-27

Chancery S,tit.-The New York Ma
tioual Advocate of Wednesday states,
that ''the executors of the late General
Hamilton have commenced n suit in
cbancery against Mr.. Rufus King, for
the recovery of certain paper which
Gen. Hamilton entrusted TO his care at
moment of great delicacy, and which
the minister to Great Britain has refused
to surrender TO the proper authorities;
but admits, that for their safe keeping,
in case any accident befals him, he has
placed them in the hands of his son,
Mr. Charles King"
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-10-27
HIGHEST PRIZE.
Thirty Thousand Dollars.
SCHEME.

10000 1icke,s-.Nst one Blank 10 a Prize!
TO Bt DaAws ON THE
Odd and Even System,
secured by Letters Patent under seal Of the
United States
The holder IF Tee Tickets or TYo Shares.
rsia be certain 81 obtaining a, least One Prize.
and may drass THREE.
The popularity OF this Scheme is unrivalIcd---
and IN consequence Of its Briancy and mode
OF drawing, has caused continuance Of sales
the mos, unprecedented Every Prize is pay
able IN CASH, which can be had Tie MO-
MENT THEY ARE DRAWN.
Whois Tickets IS 90 | Qiar.ers$i rs
Haitss, 2 SO Eighihs, 81
10 be had in The greatest variety of Numbers.
fOdd or Even.) nj
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-10-27

The Albany IN. W Cattle show and
fair took place last week, when con-
siderable variety of reproductions of do
nestle manufacture, besides animals,
was exhibited About $3.50 was dis
tributed in premiums at this fair, which
is under the patronage of Society of
which the Hon. Stephen Van Rensse-
lear is President.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-10-27

CANADA.-Sir Francis Burton.
the Lieutenant Governor Of Lower Ca
ma da, sailed from Quebec, for England,
on the 9Th inst. on board the Herald
Yatcht.
Although the high mountains in the
lower province, were covered with SHOW
as early as the cad of September, the
weather from the LIST to the 9th inst.
was unusually warm at Quebec, the
thermometer on the 9th having risen 10
so degrees.
Great difficulty has been experienced
in the navigation of the ST. Lawrence.
for some days in consequences of the
dense fog. On one occasion tie steam
ferry-boat was twenty hours in going
from Montreal to Lapraire, distance
OF only nine miles. The boat had on
board about one hundred passengers,
who we're without food the whole time.
The fog is said to be owing to extern
sive fires which are raging in the inte-
rior. The fire had destroyed vast
quantity OF standing timber, and some
thousand cords of cut wood.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-12-20

Rich ard rare were the gems she wore,
Ana bright gold ring on her wand She bore;
But Oh. her beauty was far beyond
The sparkling gems and snow white wand.
kady! dost thou not fear to stray
so Lonely, aud lovely, through this bleak way:
Are Erin's sous so good or ST. cold
AS not to be tempted by woman or gold?
Sir Knight. feel no, the least alarm;
No son of Erin will offer me harm:
For, though they love woman and golden store,
Sir Knight, they love honor aud viriue more.
On she went, aud her maiden smile
In safety lighted round the Green Isle;
And blesSd for ever is she who relied
Upon Erins honour and Eriu'S pride.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-12-20
FRESH HATS
CT YaE TlAIEST EASxZTcNs.
Sept 2-tOf

VsHHE subscriber takes the liberty ofn6rmng hi friends
aEd tine public that he has just returned from New
YORK, with splendid assortment of the above goods; con
sStng of the following kinds viz Geu!lemen st Cd and
Sd qualities black Beavers; do do. Castors do do mita-
ton Beavers; lst I'd aud Sd qualities Roras; youths and
cndreTs hats morocco caps, and large assortment of
WOOL HATS, of various qualities--all of which have
selected IN person. and my friends and CUSTOM
IRIS tAa they such to give satisfaction:
all or any OF which feel disposed to sell for small advance
for cash only.
also continue to manufacture hats Of every description
according to order the shortest Old hats repaired
and tic smallest IA gratefully Acknowledged
JOHN THOMPSON
~ B. Those indebted to whose accounts are Of six
mouths standing, requested call and DISCHARGE the
same, and those TO whom indebted will please to
IN their accounts for payment.
Sep9 T.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-12-20
EDUCATION.

sH school will be continued the ensuing year. My
!VA brother John q. Nelson, who has had fifteen wears
experience teacher and Mr.. John NJ Winston an ey
ctient classical Scholar viii be associated with me in the
management OF the SCHOOL, in which will he taught the
reeN Latin and French Languages, together with those
branches OF learning which constitute complete English
eGcaton The School will commence Monday the 10th
OF January 1896 and terminate 9Th day of Deem
Der ollownS there will be vacation of thee weeks COM
mencns on the 10th of June The price board tu,on
washing lodging and fuel will be hundred nal dol
lars payable one half on the st day June, 1896 and
the other half on the LIST day of December following
The discipline of the School will he parenta and as
much and kindness be extended boys conded to
care my children. Vicious unruly boys will not be-,
admitted into the SCHOOL, and any such be pamed
upon they will be expelled, they shall be found
ungoyernabe My residence is the haunts of
wee and immortality aud remarkably healthy; it is situated
in the county of Louisa, forty miles Richmond and
about the same distance from fredericksburg The stage
from Fredericksburg to Catersvle passes within four hun
dred yards Of my residences and that Richmond to
Harrsonburg within two miles Of it. Letters to me- d-
rected to acksons potoice, Louisa will be promptly
received. WILLIAM NELSON t.
Sept 2-tOf 63
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-12-20
TIRGINT9:


At rules holden in the clerks office Of the superior court
OF chancey for tie Richmond district, the 81 day of Oc
iober, 1926
James Lyle admo dc bonis ron with the will annexed Of
James Lyle ST. decd PH
against
James Brown, surviving ex'or Of William MITCHELL ST.
decd, Garland Thompson, jr exor of William MITCHELL
IT, who was exor Of Thomas Mitchell who was one ofhe
exors ofthe said William MITCHELL ST.; the said Garland
thompson, ir. and Sarah J. his wife, William D. Wren,
sergeant of the city Of Richmond, and adm'or of John
Riddell, deed; Edmund Lockeu, sheriff of Chesterfield
and admor 81 Alexander McCaul, decd; the said Gar
land Thompson, ex'or Of Sarah J. MITCHELL decd: Tho
mas Johnson, Francis johnson and Barbara bis wife Ann
Maria Mitchell, George G. Mitchell an iDfaut by the
SAID Garland Thompson, r. his guardian; James INNS
Francis j. Mitchell, Thomas II. Mitchell, and AIexsn,
Ger w MITCHELL DTS
The defendants Ann Maria Mitchell and Alexander w .
Mitchell, not having entered their appearance and given
secuTiy according to the Of assembly and the rules of
TINS court and appearing by satisfactory evidence that
nsy are not inhabitants Of this country It is ordered
the SAID defendants DO appear here the first day OF the
next term and answer the bill Of the plaintiff; and that
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in some
published in the city Of Richmond for two months
syey and posted at the front door Of the capitol in the
said city.
- A Copy Testc, I'm. ". HFNTNIy. = r
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-12-20
From me ". Y. .q,5iou Of dee. 3.

Mr.. Kcau has played during the week. OMelg. 1Igeb,H
SIR Edrad Mortimer in tine Iron CHEST and last nipbr took
his Benefit IN KUg Lcar The houses have been form
well attended, ladies Composing large portion of the
audience aad last night it filed IN overGowirg The
opinion universally prevails that Mr. Kean has improved
~ The style Of his acting since bis FIRST visit to this
indeed nothing exceed the enthusiastic appausc which
ne commands IN every characters he appears in Mr. X
proceeds Immediately to Albany.
we have been disappointed in receiving scientific
crtque, which we promised from professor on the
Italian Opera Of Tuesday nght we shall, however have
something of the kind, bcrcae two next perio
manoes Suffice 10 say that the experiment has proved
completely successful and tho Iro7yc may be assured Of
making fortunate campaign.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-12-20
THE HONOR or IRELAND,

Or Nc crccTe1Ce oI ~ -VV1IIm T07Icc.
Cnsr the Government If OB,i"n. NJ the old Irsh
king spirit Of justice. virtue and equity prevailed
among pcopc, person who carried valuable pro-
perfv about ,ju ami even defrucelcss na r.. might
vcrsc t,o without Of injury mole atinn. "a
young lady. (says D.. Warns adorned with jewels and
costly dicss, undertook journey alone from one end OF
the kingdom another. with only wan in her hand, at
the ton which ring Of exceeding great value; and
such ain Impression had the laws and government Of this
monarch made the minds Of all the people, that no at
tempt was made upon hc honour, she robbed If her
clothes jewels"
The incident thus vcrsifcd in Moores Melodies and
furnished pleasing subject for the exercise Of the ia
lcr's Of two most Ingenious artists
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-12-20
-AA-
AN INDIAN DAY.
NOR


-Io! morning wakes IN" gay bill Grow,
Raising the veil of mist mock Twilight
Mud. hrrk! rcsounEng Fl the tamnrind bough
The Minah's maths ring On Gances shore
The frrvent Hiuioos welcome and adore
The rising Lord of Day. Above the vale
Behold the tall Palmyra proudly
And wave his grrdant wreath! a iustrc pa,e
Cleans the broadnged leaves that rustic in the gale
NOON.
How still the noontide hour No sounds arise
TO cheer tic sultry calm; deep silence reign5
Among the dioopius groves: the foryii skies
Glare onthc -,nfutrrirg wave; those far plains
The zephyr dies: no hopr Of deiaiu5
The pilgrim there! You orbs meridian might
M fragrant bov CT, no humid cloud restrains.
The solar rays in7uFcraby bright,
Play the feSed brow, and mock the dazzlcd sight,
NIGHT.
Oh! how the spirit joys when the fresh breeze,
The nilder radiance, and the longer SHADE,
Steal DER the suitrv scene Through the waving
The pale moon smiles; the musttels glade
Hail Nights fair quccn and rs the day -bcams fade
Along the CRIMSON west through - light aloon
This FREELY darts; aud where all luwly laid,
The dead reposs, the mourncrs hands ilume
The consccratcd lamp DER he tuty's halIowd tomb