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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-13

London Markets, Sept. 26.---The business IN
Cotton has not beensvery extensive last week.
This morning the sale at the India House went
off at l-s to per 10 and the inferior qualities
at to SD higher. The prices OF Coffee we re
lower last week and business duh.
Gin, fsoo oczock-In the course Of the morn
ing Consols were done at so So, and at 3d.
Exchequer Bills are IS to is premium. The
South American Securities are extremely hea-
w. Mexican Bonds are at present 81 Hap;
Colombian SD s; CHILEAN 39a We find by
letters from Vienna Of 5th inst. that the Metal
Iiques declined 2 per cent. in consequence O!
the failure of large operator of the name OF:
Calliman; but, after the hour of business, they
had recovered their former price.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-13

From Havana The Antelope, at Philadel,
pa has brought advices TO the 2sth ult II
is stated that vessels Of the United States
which hitherto in proceeding from one port OF
Cuba to another with certificate OF having
paid the tonnage duty on the vessel at the first
port Of entry, were exempt from payment Sc
sOnd time; but now, under pretext that the
aaslins trade is not permitted by foreign yes
sls, although accompanied by a clearance from
one port 10 another, and every necessary docu-
men, toiegaize the trade, they levy another
tonnage duty with all the exorbitant fees, and
Ascend duty or import tax even on the pro-
dace Of the same island.
Ii said the sugar crop, will fully average
iormer productions, though it is not equal TO
aehsi.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-13
For Sale or Rent ,

ExsA The HOUSE and Square Of Ground
An IM at the Village, formerly occupied by Mr.
HH3 Il III George Taylor. The situation IS healthy
@2s2s and remarkably pleasant; the garden very
productive, aboundngn choice fruit trees, shrubs, &C.
and there the place all the buildings that can
well be desired. For terms apply to
A. C. CAZENOvE, or
June I5-2awtf JOHN s. MILLER.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-13

w,v krsev Senator. -Dr. BATEMAN has been
elected by the Legislature, now in session, a
Senator in Congress for the six years ensuing
the 4,h March next, in place Of Mr.. McIlvaine.
deceased. MIR. b. is an avowed friend of the
National Administration.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-13
Look Out! Look Out! Look Out!
400 Reward.

EL0PED from my residence on the 10th inst. negro
EZ NORRAGE about "a years old, 5 feet eight or
nine inches high, of dark complexion, regular tea-
lures, likely appearance and considerable intelligence
He has been trained from his infancy house SER
want waiter, market man, carriage driver, SC. He has
erent kinds of clothing, as he has been very lately
convicted ofseveral very high handed thefs. Prev-
ousy to this he bore the character of very trstwor
thy servant in every respect He well known in the
District of Columbia, particularly in Alexandria, and
has been at different times with me, and on my bust
ness in Baltimore, Annapolis and othcrparts of Mary
land
It's likely some unnrincipled scoundrel will furnish
him with forged papers facilitate his final escape.
will give Twenty five Dollars if he be taken and secur
ed in the District Prince Georges County, so that
get him again, Fifty Dollars it taken in any other
part of Maryland Virginia, or the above reward it ia
ken elsew here with all reasonable charges safely de.
lyered to me at my residence.
II. d. iIATTON,
Hutton HIA near PiscataWay, p. Georges TO. Nd
nov Is tt
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-13
MnsHaEzs .!M!!., 11sSf.Dass.E4sAs
MONDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER IS. 1926.

Returns from the City of New York give
Clinton a majority OF 1850 in the several wards,
81, Congress, Messrs. Verplank, Johnston s
c,mbrsling, are elected By respectable major
;;.s As far as intelligence has been received
,,om other parts of the States, Rochester has
srn successful.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-13
Salt, Sc.

Salt, SIC.
HSOARSE and fine salt in sacks and loose
" ST. Crox sugars in large hhds
.Mackerel, behring's and shad
Plaster in the stone
B. ]. Harris tobacco, lbs, IS and pound twists,
constant supply and warranted
THOMAS VOWEL,
Corner Of Fairfax and Prince streets.
Who will give cash for Flour, Wheat, Corn, Flax
seed, white Beans, Back-cyed Peas, &c. from the
Wagons.
Flour stored in safe Warehouse, and advances made
to country mllers and merchants.
nov Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-13
"A Wet Nurse Wanted.

a HEALTHY Woman, with a breast Of fresh milk,
n who can come well recommended, may hear OF a
good situation on application to the editors of this pa.
per- by letter addressed to A. B., Fairfax Court
House, Va. nov9
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-13
Charles Hennett

CNaHlcS bCNN0IL
VTAS received and offers for sale his fall FILL W.
Ill POR1AIT0N Of
Best Bridport shad anu herring seine twine, in
casks and bales
Bridport and Shrewsbury shoe thread
Best Dundee oznaburgs
On HAND, FROM RECENT IMPoRTATIoNs--
Flushings, and Devonshre kerseys
8, 31-2, and 10 point blankets
GA, 1914, la, 70 1874 rose 90
Fine 54 Irish sheetngs
Towelng and table diapers
Irish linens and long lawns
Flag bandanno hdkf's LIST quality
Russia sheetings and Ravens duck
Supcr6ne blue and black cloths
Cassnetts checks and bcdticks
good assortment OF brown and beachcd domes-
tic cottons
So S-4 and A Venetian carpetng
A fine Ingram do
Hearth rugs and carpet binding
few.peces black, blue, slate, and brown best SUI
perfne bombazettes
DOUBLE GLOS1Eh CHEESE, &c.
nov 9--dlW 2aW
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-13

Mr. Cooper who is now in Paris, has we
understand nearly finished another new novel
entitled The Prairie. 1t will soon be put to
usss both in Paris, and in Philadelphia, and
will be published at the same time in each Of
hese cities.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-13

AIR. Webster, and Mr.. Everett, of Massachu-
v,,, have been reelected to Congress, almost
unanimously.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-13
SHIP NEWS.
Port Of Alexandria.

ARRIVED,
Nou. 12-sloop Harmony, Rhodes, Providence, q
days; assorted cargo to VIM. Fowle & Co.
Schr. Maine, Mason, saco, IA days, lumber to VIM.
Fowle s. Co.
SAILED,
sloop Favorte, Stanwood, Boston.
Ship Pioneer, Rose. of this port, from Amsterdam,
arrived at Savannah, 3lst Oct
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-13
pishey Thompson

HAS ON HAND, PRIZE IS.
A TREATIES on the PHYSICAL and Medical Treat
"A ment af Children, by VIM. p. Devices, N. d.
vol. 400 pages, 8vo bound.
This work published in Philadelphia at dol
lars nov Is
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-23

rattiesnaxes den, and killed 80 OF the largest class
On the following rs rnins IS more were 6cstoy ed.
One OF these reptiles hsd % rattles.
ARKANsAs.-Three pen b, the name Of Law
renee, Gather son and nephew, citizens of Miller
connty,) have been murdered b, the Indians; re
por, first said, the Osages later accounts make j.
more probable that il was done by the Pawn.e~ The
Lawreaces, were engaged the time with party
Il 10 or IL in catching lid horses on branch oil
the Red river. Ano her party o, % afterwards
went out and burned The bones of the dead it'll.
out seeing the Indians.-The o. yes ard Cheio-
KEGS have had council TO set lie their differences:
the former complained OF 2 or 3 OF their people
killed; and OF several horses being stolen: the
ell broke up without accommodation, and the
Cherokees declsred war: but on the int ercession oil
Col Arbuckle, they have con- nted to suspend
hos,ilie- for three months give The Osases ,ime
| TO deliberate, and to have an Agent appointed in
place OF Col. hlcNair deceased.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-23
FROM MEXICO

decree was passed by ,he Mexican Govern
meni on 'be I'd OF Nay, sbolshlng forever he a.
ties OF Counl, Marquis, X gbt, and all et = ,m,ls,
nature. The decyee orders that the escutcbeon.
arms and other -ymbrls, hich bring 10 mind The
ancient dependence of Mexico on or con,ex,o,
with sPain' be destroyed by the owners OF eJ6.
ces, coaches, and oiher furniture tor public nee
Inc editor OF The astro in his pspsr OF he ism
publishes short exirac, from the las letters 70
cei'ed from tie City OF Mexico, under dali, of The
iO'n, IN which his correspondent saws ., We have
n"l ing new here except The fall # the s,cu,cl,e
MS ,hs arms OF the Counts, MsquIses, sc.
sfee7bly TO he new law and the u,sen ,,r,o,,.
'esoluuon oibo'h Houses, ,bit no tonmercs :, m
W. osid win any Power that does not recopo,zs
ne Independence ofthe country, and ina no MO
VIII be given 10 Spain, as an indenn,6c liza %
ieeompence for her acknowledgment OF the Ind.
pendenCe OF Mexico
The person VIII be declared traitor. aud ran;
"ily punished, who shall promote d,fFrent de-
ana no oihce whatever shall exempt the ipdiv,d,, !
rom me lnfiicuon oi lbe penalty
y notice from lie Consulate of the TToitsA
states Tor Vera Cruz and Aigar.do spnss,, H. ~.
era Cruz papers, requiring masters OF Amerie :,
shiPs o. War aod Merchantmen not % receive nae
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-23
GREE.E.

Paris papers 10 the sOth Of April have been
received at Blston. The Journal dn Commerce
SAYS, he defeat oi lbrahm before Missolongbi ,v.s
occssoned by the arrival Of colonel Fabvier With
1000 Infantry and 700 horse; and of Gouras. with
1000 elite troops Ii adds, that the Greek eeef
had not left Hydra the 26th of March.
The letters now published by Mr. DeIessert. a.
" containing authentic news, and from source
which il certain in Greece" are dated a, Corf,
April o, and at Zante, which is but forty miIes
from MissoIonghi, on the 4th and 9th of ApriI
The letter from Zan,e OF April 4, -nys Your or
ders are executed, and every day I succeed j.,
throwing provisions into Missolonghi There arc
many dho ulties, but the zeal Of our seamen know
Low 10 surn cunt them. All our newsis favora-
be. The leter from the place dated April 6
ard probably the latest news from the seat of ac-
ton says: " Up to The present time everV thing il
In isvor OF the heseged. lbrahim attacks evs,v
day with perseverance, and every day he is beaten
Hi loss must be more than 5000 His csp,, La,,
been burnt, and his troops ne di-coursepJ A.
this moment strong cannonade is heard bu, ,,,o
feel no une. siness. Tn garrison all is remonn,oH
and has received provisions
a Greek gentleman, nov residing in Neu vat
basrecei, Ell letters ofthe oh of April from CT,
and he 18Th of April from Trieste. which 800
IN most positive manner, that in the last at,sel
before MIs-olonghi, on the 18th of March ,ha
Iureo Egyptian army was completely defeated
Iorahlm Pscha was killed Detailed aeco,nt.
hsd not YET reached those places at the above no.
RODS 'OO'e Pc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-23

CRAM BAL was TO AXE place, in the Oosro
House, London, u" for the benefii of the misei,hi,
sufferers IN The manufacturing stations Of the norm
o. I'm land" We are reminded ofthe paris yicl
fam balls. The rich in England have before ,bsr,
'ne uncomfortable probability Of being, from time
70 nme' completely prudence, to divide tbe-
mean" vita toe labouriog POOR. In such crisis
se present, Or fscen one,--oi which under 80
artificial and inordinsie a system a. tbe p,i,;.L
the frequent recurrence isineyitsble bos,s oCs,..'
wing ma uiaciWers must virtually orv to the on,,-
e''-.' either give u bread or kill US, or we viii
1as-p'il or Kill you" he condition Of Br,iso il
i,ne commentary upon The doctrine of Mr.. Rusb,s
ife'sUry Report, wherein that country was en-
Dlazoned as an example Of the universal sol,d
prosperity begoiisn By an EXTENSIVE system Of.
'''-''0'''ss' Nat. Gaz
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-23

we redeem the pledge given yesterday, TO pub
lish Translation OF an Interesting letter IN ;.;;s
number, respecting the recent revolt in Venezuela
Although we do not agree entirely in opinion with
ne wafer. we nevertheless consider his ideas up-
on such subjects worthy of perusal, as they come
IRON source OF much intelligence, and are the
result OF personal observation.
RnM E,cd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-23

The statement that Messrs. Cary & lea have in
the press, the unpublished letters Of Gen. W So,
lNoToH, - erroneous. Judge IYAsHrNorox
we learn, Is preparing collection Of those letters
but, as yei' has made no arrangements for its pub
"eA''0h' Nat Caz.
s understood that recent communications from,
our Minister OF Paris to his Goyernnsn,
doubt Of the truth of the favorable news f,on 49,.
SIesss, IN respect to the raising Of the siege Of
'N''es"sN- Bal. Pak
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-23

sensers on BOARD without the sanction Oh tue COM
mandsns OF he respective ports
"A conspiracy was formed On board The Frigate
Congresso, for the purpose of carrying her TO
Vanilla, but 1t was fortunately iscov in time.
and suppressed. Much suspicion is attached to
The agent from France; who recently arrived in a
french ir gate and wen' up to the City of Mexico.
L appear that there is want OF Formative in the
powers given by the French Government, 10 this
agent, who, II is stated, receives his authority to
act from Admiral Duperre, and no, f.om the Min
istry.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-14
Fifty Dollars Reward-Stop The Yillnin.

BOUT the middle Of August calling himself Pet
IN tibone passed through this place and took him
Of mne. PetiiboDe about five feet high dark
complexion long strait dark hahas suspicious look gem
teely dressed lie has been in the Army, said desert
ed aud went to Canada lie musician and plays almost
every instrument and makes Pretensions
Frederick the negro maui is tall likely fellow yellow
comPlexion well dressed has share Of impu-
denoe aud fond Of the company men. IL. i. an
excellent Fidd aud took with him small poor bay hor
These fellows crossed al Dandaes ferry, the Savannah
into South Carolina, the S0th Angus. They were seen
in Greenve district shortly afterwards. The white uian wa,
foohe negio riding with his fiddle tied behind him,
The white said he lived IN Greenyile District and
he had purchased the negro ofme.
The above reward will he given for the apprehension and
confinement Of these fellows any JAIL can get NV
hands theni--or thirty dollars for the negro aIouc.
Miliedgeyille, Geo. Sept n. Aft JAMES CAMAK.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-14
BELL TAVERN FOR SHE.

IFE SUBSCRlBEH, wishing 10 retire from public business
Il offers for SALE his elegant establishment the town Of
Liberty Bedford couniy which, for the variety Of
It's ant,ye, exeed by public house Virginia. and
eqIalled by very few In addition to its beng situated
midst of PopuouS and wealthy country where disease
unknown and where all the facilities ne
TO ensure the most complete any person
TO IN this business, be procured the
rate terms command. present which the ubcri-
Der believes be wholly unparalleled The buildings
eommodiou and in good state of repair They
two story brick dwelling house, 100 feet length apartments
numerous, comfortable and conyenient brick kitchen,
all the necessary rooms Tor e.oking servants, stable
feet IN length, 40 which brick. the baaucc framed
entirely with forage garrett sufficiently eapacioss con-
tain supplies for year. Attached this range Of STALL.
100 teet long, neatly shielded Courthouse, iCe-hous and
smoke house, well adapted 10 the puposes fo which they were
respectively desynedadjoinng TO which back lot of6
cre extremely fertile. The subscriber will also se II the
purchaser requires it, small TRACT OF Land mmed,-
ately adaeeni which high Of improvements por-
ton Of which is well set in clover
The terms Of the sale will be accommodating only small
Poonof the purchase money will be required in hand the
balance conveniently arranged, thai the purchaser will be
10 neethe payments by the profits arising FROM the houe
House servants, furniture, stock hand may also he had
Possession will be given Christmas sooner required II
saIe cannot be effected by The 18th of December next
offer the house for rent for term Of years.
Augusta. RIFT WILLIAM TERRY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-14
JTTrwam Grommnr SchooI.

uned the 18th dag Of January next under direction
of s present princIpsMr Egan Mr. Rockford will continue 10
give Instructions n the French AMI Mstheuac, the minor
clsics The following notice from The New York natherns
teal Diary oOuneris Mr. ROchfos with men Of hieh
lhersry enuencc d. Bowdhoh Of Boston, Professor Sffos
Of Hamilton College, DR. Henry Anderson Of New YoE
Mr. JOhr Rockford Of Anela county, Va each poss i,
geniousiy nnsscfrsd aH fhsqaesfoHsp
The ACCIDENTAL year viii he divided into two sessinu,
Price 81 Boafd perseon $40 Tuition $40 PAYABLE IN adj
vance, ~ u congeniei bond beating date from lie con-
menoenent 81 tac session. will be expected IN every
M persons who intend send scholars 70 te Wig,ss rs.
School the ensuing year, Peotfy requested 20
prise Of such intention, with Their fret As he
number II Sehoas viii be united 10 ffy, and - ~, ,mpre-
bahie bot the applications will exceed thai number.
Hov.2 6T-i5tlJ WI. -. CUES
~ The Petersburg Intelligence, 70 insert u. sboy. IN.
II The 18th Jsuu1ry.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-14
SELECTIONS
= Moun,ain.lake

Extracts from, GopeTnor ChntOn's Message
communicated to the legislature of .Neto
York On the 81 inst.
After disposing of many common place topics,
such the blessings of liberty, the general pros
peri,y OF the state, the advantages of education
sc. Sc the Governor enters upon the important
and interesting subject OF Internal Improv enents-
With this subject we shall commence our extracts:
.4ier. Phenir.
" In 1918 had the pleasure to congratulate the
legislature the suspicious commence u.ent and
successful progress of the contemplated water
communication between the great western and
northern lakes and the Atlantic ocean; and now
have the peculiar qualification TO felicitate you on
their completion. On the Goth of October lat, the
western canal was in a navgab!e state and vessels
passed from Lake Erie TO the Atlantic ocean. In
about eight years, artificial communications, hear
42S miles in length, have heen opened--to the
Hudson river from Lake Champlain by the northern
canal-to Lake Ontario by the Oswego River and
the western canal, and to Lake Erie aud the other
western lakes by the latter CANAL thus affording
an extent of inland navigation unparalleled in the
experience Of mankind. The expense of these
works and of some auxiliary, connected and Incl
dental operations, amounts 10 SO, l30,373 S3-IOO,
exclusive of interest paid on loans The canal deb,
is as follows:
$i,52i 270 99-l0O at 5 per cent
3,2i3 500 AT per cent,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-14
The Hon. C. C. Cambreieng, Fl. r.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

december 81, 1925.
Sr-l have perused the letter which you left
with me, and which is herewith returned respect
ing the construction put Halifax upon the late
British act of Parliament opening the trade and
intercourse between the British American Colonies
and foreign countries. Aud l have also examined
the Act, Of Parliament of 18th and 9th Geo. the
9TH, referred to in il the 5th sertion of the above
mentioned act The result is belief that the Hal
lax construction is not that which was intended by
the British Government, If it be, that il was de-
signed by order in council TO except the trade
and intercourse with the United States from the
operation OF The act when Interpreted. | should
strongly incline 10 think, but for the opposite view
entertained at Halifax, that the act 10 regulate the
trade OF the British possessions abroad passed in Ju-
ly last did not intend 10 disturb or affect the trade
between the British American Colonies and the
United States, but meant to leave that trade on the
footing which it put by the aforesaid act OF
he 4th OF Geo. the 4th, and the subsequent act of
indemnity OF the 9th Geo. the 4th.
That the British government did not look for
ward to such operation of the Act of Parliament
as is about to be enforced at Halifax, think clear
from the following considerations.
1st. 1t would be inconsistent with professions
made by that Government to this, and with negoti-
atoms between the two Governments, contempla-
ted, il not yet resumed
I'd. No notification has been given at Wash
ington, or at London of such purpose as that
which, for the first time, is indicated at Halifax.
Sd. The Briti-h Minister here is unadvised by
his Government of any intention to close the Co
lonial ports against our vessels, and
4th. No information has been received here
from any British Colonial port, except Halifax, Of
such intention.
If the Halifax construction be correct, I am per-
suaded that the British Governor eDt must have in
tended to have created an exception of our trade,
by an order in council which had not arrived at the
date Of the last advices from Halifax.
If am right in that conjecture, the order may
yet reach that place before, few days after the
day fixed the 9Th Of January next) for the CON-
mencement of the act / am your obedient servant,
ii. CLAY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-14
Prom ,he Edinsurg 5faga:ine.
THE MEETING OF THE BARDS.

Where me; the Daids of oii-,he glorious ,hiOns-
They OF the mountain and the ba,te-'one
They nrt-vh not IN kinSiy hall "a tower,
Eut wnc,e Wild Nature srt herself VITA rewtri
Vnry met whce stream. ,asid sh FROM rocky caves
They where words made moan DER wMr'"is gray es
Aui where the torrent rainbow 'p'ay was cali
Aud where ,.aik akes were hrasiii- to the blast
aud midst til eicinil elf,, whose strength esied
'rhe crested Womtu IN has hV"r 81 finie,.-
And vae,e he CssrlIrdd, on liz lon.l, hlli,
Hone .ileu. record vt ,tc mydty still
"A mi where tue Uruils ancient Cfom'srh irown'',
And ;,,. oaLs d. Githed my ,teiiou, nIimirs round
Yb.v ,brous'i. III ipcr'i cf yore plain height,
III. .hs Sans face, tsHsIt t.e ese u Light"
AMI HARM. uuuV Heaven each noble head
STOOL in the circle where npne else might tread!
Weil might their lays he 'oiiy Soaring thought,
We'll might bold Freeiom. soul pervate the strains
Which startled eagles FROM their lone domains;
Jybeuc. came the -chue, Ia ihoie numbers h'Sh
Srwas lfoa The baltle-.ielLs .; G-ys gone ny,
And from the ,ou.h, of heroes laid 10 rest,
ty,h their good swords, upon the mountains breast;
nd fr,,u the waich-towrs ON the heights of snow,
Sryer,d by cloud and stern iioni all below
Aud ia. turf. mounds once git iy tuhdy spears,
AMI The rock al'irs oiderlited yeats
y. sncr i,rply min Cling with the tore't' roar,
.'rhe wind, Il thousand Wild responses hose
And the green iani, whose ever. vale and s'en
Doth shrine the memory oi heroic men,
I'm ali her h, AWAKE ming TO "l"'e',
Sen, forth proud answers 10 hef einIu'eh VOICE.
roru ,-not our. the festival to hold,
,,lul,. III. stone circles, hallnsd thus ofo'd
Not whst- great Nature. nlaJeHy and might
first broke, all glorious on our wondering |gih'
Not near tue iO.t,, where sleep "Gr free aud eia'ej
Sut n, the n.au.Iiaia-tlyn', the uceanw"e,
H., ibc.. l.te DAYS we meet; dark Mons's shore,
E,,,,it clid., icsouud with haTps more.
p,, n. the stream Qhoush time OF art may turn
The cur ent, bursting from its eav,rni "ru,
~ ba,he .oi, vale, Of pastures aud OF l"wers,
From Alpine glen, ami awful fjrcs,-h,ueo0
Alike inru,hng ,tteuslh al sunny sleep;
Holds on its course to m'ngie with the deep;
rhu. though path be chnnsj, sti'l warm and free
J.nd Of ID. Bard spirit iliss 10 thee.
To The. .,ur thoughts crr hearts ouI hopes belong;
Our dream, are haunted hy thy vO'ee of song
Nor Weld uur .o1ls patriot feeling less
10 ~. Green ,neI.,ry OF thy ioveiins>.,
TIsn lGsr,s vhoic harpn peald from every height
"l.t tie Son.. face, beneaiA The eye Of Light"
Nouu,ain.la lake. The 5nowdonan Gilt.