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JOHN SPOTS, Secretary.

The Hussar Frigdtc. DIR. Mitchell has made
report, which is published in the New York
Statesman, describing the action of salt water on
various articles lately taken from this figste af
ter being sunk New York to the depth of
seventy feet, for the period of forty seven years.
1t was supposed that this frgs.e contained a large
sum OF money, in specie. Various attempts have
been made TO recover il, without success A late
effort, made The present season, has produced a
variety of articles from the wreck, but no money
telescope und there had under gone very lit
tie alteration. The wooden case was nearly en-
tire, the brass work was 20 little rusted that the
tube could be pushed in and out, and the glasses
were so little corroded that subjects could be dis
| tinguished tolerably well through it. The brass
work OF a quadrant was much more corroded, ow-
Ing, il was supposed, TO the greater abundance of
copper In the composition, and the smaller
quantity of zinc. Iron and steel were mostly de-
s:royed The blades ofknives and forks and swords
had entirely disapreaed but the horn handles
were almost unatzred. Articles OF the medicine
chest, enclosedby glass shoppers, were remarkably
preserved The n!uriatic acid was dis ingulshable,
anG the volatile alG7l retained much of its pun
gency. Where coIks had been used in most ca
SEE, ii was difficult to determine the qualitie, of
the liquors. Cups, saucers, plates, Sc. if they
had not been immersed more than twenty fou
hours.
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L4N.R EOR III =

F virtue Of decree Of the Superior Court Of Cane er for
- tie Richmond District made the 22d day uf Tiue
,o<f'n the case OF Colin Johnson, Of Within
Ihompson, Reheeca n Thompson, others we shall As
C"mmiones pecmy appointed by ssij derree proceed on
we i6th day Of August px e. sell public suction 10 The
bshet hiddfr on the preui.es the tract land called
Whie 80 SAID decree referred To-, lying being on
bod Nine Creek, r the county Of Louisa Terms: cred
OF tx and seive months bonds with approved eenriy will
be required Of the pure haser sud the Tile retained unt ne
purchase money be paid.
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Louds IN Pm0Laion Tor M.

V'ut m Secree IN chancery Of the of Povhatsn
- 80 the of Duruv Dnpty and Others We a.. ,
snea nsis vii eel 90 the highest bidder upon
=, ~ y ahI W months upon The premises, IN Saiuf-
ht 70 Polatsn county, (beng the former
y "e i'te Peter Dnpuy) aud adjoining the Cotton
Factory Moosy' Nils, aud james C,swiord eon,,;,u, 10
las sa.yey 20 a1a an hali acres Dpaa this there
a o'uvueu' dwelling hnusf, Containing eleven room,
md essay out-houie gstdeu, orc hard raerv rssh
inc machine sou ~ - "''''"
aNH a me .''e me snd place, tgil cell qpon credit
o. n2rhhe fepersicnaiy fight al The land Nd ss.t
covered nv Tie w'e' Of The Pohatsh Cotton Factory Pond
,upIosef 90 contain from W q, "a sefe. sfiot ~ -
$ cdd Preston Snih and Mr. Haywood s ~ ~
~ t"e safe WI take place about 70 O'clock n sid
dsy CuaViEs BHayf,tT us Q, 'i'-
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CHARLoTTEs vILLE fEWaLE ACAD.

his Inttuon, still Under direction IL the lliss Wv
downs, WOO have given entire satisfaction IL. patrons
VIII again the i5t day of Augu The
OF Educ alton taught in this school, embrace all
aIy ueu aud ornamental for the Of young
adssa" the high character which has acquired an am
PIE guarantee to those who choose profit by The
boarding House will . he under the of Mrs. Davenport
whose capacity m the charge has bCen proved lay faithful
discharge Of duties heretofore. The the
with the exception Of small charge for the scho-room ie
IN winterhe postronrinent OF the 18th
August male lot The purpose Of sutns the the
better 10 the L IL 4NER, S. r. A
July 90 2i-at
n pursuance ptuypsiDns of deed OF uu. bearing
date the - LAY OF September 1875 and duty recNfdeh
IN the office of the clerk Of the oouniy -nrico
Mrs Elizabeth alexander Of the city Of Richmond the
Undersigned Trustee, and for the purposes therein
ed Isha the t Monday Of August KIT the sixth day
that month, at four O'clock the atenonn before the
Hotel ia the city Of Richmond, expose sale public
ton TO the highest bidder cash. the land
deed conveyed 10 much hetofss shall he sufficient
TO say the purposes al tr which described
~ The 'aid deed situated IN the county OF Henreo,
9I acres rods and 81 poles, and bounded fovs
ming at TIN &c snail tressih,ne nth, 25 10 Wei2l pole,
T. white Oak IA road-thence with The road Pine
g Boar Swamp thence with Big Boar Swamp, until ;e
opposite Stump-thence To- the gum stump
North, 20 Poles-We 222 poles, the beginning; beus
the same tract of land eonveyedby deed from Charles
ter aud Frances his wife, the SAID Elizabeth Alexander
corded the records oi deeds Henrco county year
1917. JOSIAH 3D. ABBOi-r Trtstee
sale 20 he conducted by & J. Z. Heron Auetoneers.
July % 2i-t6thAurud
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lFfom fbe Floyldeaoe American-l

DUEL we understand that an sfT4ir Of honor,
as II is termed, took place az PsWtucket yesterday
morning, between French gentleman Of high res
Dsetso'lry, who acts 10 an official capacity under
ne French Government, and Polonese, formerly
General in the French Army during the revolu.
ton the names the individuals we cannot learn
X seems they came With their seconds and surgeons
from Boston TO Pswtocket on Tuesday evening.
selected their ground upon the new Turnpike, :
short distance from the village. met at O'Clock
IN the morning, and at the first FIRE, the Frenchrnsn
vas shot through the aeshy part Of beth his thighs.
HIs antagonist, who was uniniafed. saw nin con-
Yeyed ~ Bake's tavern, where cordial forgive.
nssses were exchanged, and then took On ab,opt
leave OF the State, having departed, it is said in lie
New York Steamboat The wounded gentleman
3 likely 20 do well, though b. ssne bis case Il
iho'Sni 70 b very dangefogs Tie affair was
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CW ANiES BNANCH,
4HBEtT HARRIS.
JOSLPH 70 DAVIS. g
CLAIBORNE WATKINS. } p


A NOUNG ban WHO h.5 hs- ,,o,,,1-- T., a.. " -.
- lenee 20 SUPERIOR end Inferior Court Cerks Ofee
pnn'.g 'nusion eIthcf sciiug deputy or re-
silset9y ,eomnsndaon 10 hn qualifications can h.
county, Va will be promptly attended TO-
Joi, r. On 30,
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Julyz.

To Lewis Leaih, admir- of John WajtEajI dsc7-T
John Poland curator Of said leoedent Peter V,I,bau
Henry Waltha, BARLEY Wallhal. William w ,iibsn'
william Leath Joel Lesth, Alfred ion and Eliz,be,b
ss VIE, Peter Leah, Lewis Leath nIahs Lea,h Uenrv
bradshaw and Mary his wife, Thomas Marshall TobI
- Ia.Iord and Elizabeth his wife, Nancy Msr,hsil
NfNAkE NOTICE. That the first day Of August ne ~
"a at inan T. Ieer tavern, IN the county Of Amelia he
tween the hours Of ten o'clock aud sunset 10 continue I'm
day 70 day until eompleedi shall the deposoo. Of
s'iry WITNESSES 70 be read evidence suit der
IN the Superior Court Of Chancery at Richmond an oh ;cb
am plaintiff and you defendants. " " ~
July G, 1927. 49, " .m mn,
NIB next Session ri the School al ANCIJI ES vii
Il commence the Sd Of August Several vounr -epfie
men have durug the last Session nhsd their course o. .d
here leaving vacancies which de.rou. Of filling ~ IA
ensuing c0mmene mo IF151y "
Lewis Store Post Office, -
SpfftsXlvaniq CO.. Tulv
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June 27, 1927.

IN MAssAcHUsErrs, Internal Improvement
appears, 81 Pre~ent, to be the order Of the Day
Board OF Commissioners has been appointed
with an engineer, 10 survey a route for Railway
from the City Of Boston, WestwsrJ, 20 the Hud.
son River. B ard Of Internsl Improvement.
has also been appointed, consisting Of JOHN
MILLS, WILLARD PHILLIPs, s. JAMES HAY
WARD. MT mt
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| EEnaN.U
EDWARD Jehess, Coman j 1 ess, Robert off
Bacon r. 1"reweheT Hurt Shn r. Street James SIN III
So.ePh athotough Charter & Williams Sheppar5 Wa
John a Johns John l. Poultnev, Eli. a AI,n ~
Jones, Peters & Tufts Morris & Jones lame. NJ x
able, ~ - v y; W mar
Ihis this day 10 be heard on the bi r
and EXHIBITS, aud nv
whefeoi the court doth order, thst of the
me court state account showing the amnunt acu,i
- seh CREDITOR undet the five several deeds tru,t M
eAn,os IN hs cause and ao Of all payments
made on account Of the sum, whether in money or
ana the cout doth further ORDER that Defendant Ib
ices named M the ive several trust de render
ue "h"le un iud conveyed 10 them Tespeetyely
Tue P9eed' OF the sales, what portion heen collected
"ha pition remains unsolicited; and
nSue me proceeds OF the trust property which ha,
eole ana Tue court doth further order the
ascertain as Tar practicable, the consideration OF The hd
from the defendant Mereweher HUT, TO the defendsnt
ZEN HUT, Tot > i,52l 25, dated the eleventh iev ~
lo-O bearing interest om the 1st day January Iscn
TONED m the trust decd, from
eleventh day Of January, 1884, and the court oIl
iet that the defendant derewether HUT render an
oil ms guardianship OF the orphans Of Thomas WaltoDals an
an account ui his administf on the estate NJ
iui, dee-also Of all monies, dehfs nr,r,
fdeets which have into his hands a. 49,,
under the order OF the 18th day of August 82l S
the cause OF Hunt " Stokes, &c before the same comis,io
e. All al whichsaid several and matters a. Gr a.
CURED by the parties, of them the conmis.;on, n
may act required TO report nc court with anv ,,t
c'ay stated deemed pertinent by himself or which NAV he
~ yo ANY o. Te cs pa ties to be , 80 'asd
copnaissjoney's OGos Richmond INN 80 90, G.
The parties interested will please take notice that
pointed me 3d day OF September next commence the a
o'clock A. NJ they arereqUTed To al my
the necessary proofs and documents enable me to ne2f
the duties required Of commissioner Of the court
49, AMOS LADD, c.. G. G. r. 4.
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YOUNG MAN who has taugl, 5cnoo Ter several St1I-
past wishes TO get employ the ensuing wear in
some healthy part OF this Slate. lie offer an,pl. iesuo
mails Of his ability teach the Greek Latin and English Ian
Mathematics, &c. ~ ~
Letters addressed 10 a. b. Newark Pos, oee Louisa COUNTY
Va, will be promptly attended TO.
July II. % taf,t+
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NOTICE.

ENAS committed 10 the Jail of Mahews county AZ Ruua
way, on tie 10Th day ef April last, negro woman ua-
ed LBFlNlAs who IS Relieved, belongs 10 hir. Her
ng 10 whom she Thy capt Robert White Of Hanover
The said woman IS abon % years DID, feet or inches
nigh, stout made aud Of rather light complexion Her an
psel wasa blue striped often ock IL taken away beC
the expiration ol u months she will then sold TO nav the
rH''n fees &c, according to law Tnos. EDWARDS,
Mathews county, Nay -. 7-wI5,s
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1.ew4s, oae ol tne corresponding Committee ol
ksnawha, en- the same subject.
On motion, the meeting then adopted the fol
lowing resolutions:
Resoiced, that Cyrus Cary, II. II. Henry. J.
Spots. Henry Erskine. Sampson Matthews, Bal
lard Smith. William Smith, Robert Grafton and
James Mclaughlin, gentlemen, be appointed ,
committee, who shall examine the subject of the
Rail Road contemplated by the Baltimore Rail
Road Compsny-tske into considerati u our par
ticular interests and the interests of Virginia in ge-
eral-acquire all the information possible respect
ing this matter, and report the result OF their in
vestieations TO this meeting, on the first day OF
the August court next, accompanied with such re-
solutions as they may deem proper
Ordered that this meeting do adjourn TO NEE,
again on tue first day Of the Augn-, court next,
I.VRITS
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" St1tNlA At sYpe'ier Court OF Unancery hoIItn A.
v tie Cart" in the Guy uf Rohnond on the Ella a., =
June 1927 uss o.
The Pre'iden, and Directors OF tho Literary Fund & Jb
Virginia. p', ~" Of
against
Greed Haskin' late Sheriff OF Powhaian countv an, .
such admir- Ol Samuel Matthew. dec. D.,t
The hi IN this being exhibited for the-purp.s s
covering uum OF the personal Samuel Ma,
news late OF Powhaian q native believed Of Penrvj
vania) on the gIouud that there person entitled 10
ueh rs,duum under the laws ofhis direct
ns the frbuon Of lnestaes' Estates, aud that the zane
yeste IN To commonwealth for the benefit Of The Isrs
Fund On motion OF the Attorney General the court doth Or
de that pnhcatnh he made Tor three a.
the Rehmond Erquiei and National Iuieig-ncer reon,
all persons claiming an interest the personal estate Of tb
SAID Samuel Matthews, his distributes, appear here on h.,
first day q" the January term and make thersev.s
ties defe ndanls to the sad suit $3.50 F@'-
cory Tesie, VIII. W. HENING, c. C..
= ~ - 20 ,vf2t
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" LhuLNlA AT Superior Court Of Uhamcery boI,,u
me Can'o in the city OF Richmond, the 9Th day Of
Gustayus Ldeke and James Seer merchants and partner,
trading under the Il. N Of Luke 4 SHer Pha, -
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ihc cri t.r tf iae = $, in sn ttr tesiesn ia
A ,r,ct ct p~rn., lvanis. sud Sd t,enf--lH kqr,t,.
saroh Hart, Adaiix ct William Roger ils',"er
JANE. Pau, snd - Jorc. AIn'or. ofJ,,.hue Jon.. .e
In pursuance the ordtr Of The de IN the s'
cause, eth May, 1877, nccs IS hereby gwen.
10 al persons interested in, aud having rsues upon "a, .,t
at Our Hart, late OF the state ct NV jersey, dec,ssa
that they apptsr befJrehe ssid Psdt ba, the
I'm day Of oct 1921 Prove htr Interests respectively,
That the sum Of S24eT 20 an the possession ct The Nespont-
auis, being part Of the o the said Oliver HIATT
claimed by the Compansn, Sarah Hart, the AdmIs O
Wm Rogers Hat, late OF Wacmalaw Island in the Dist'
of Ckarieton snd Slate Of South Catona deceased; aud
that the Master of the said court having been directed
port the facts in the above case will
any the pates or parons claiming
his Office No iOi, South Fourth Street, Philadelphia al
any time previous to the said eleventh day Of Oct, 1897
Nav %. 4-tii,ho
" IRGINIA: AZ Superior Count Cbsncsry holden =,
the GsP"o I" the city OF Richmond, on the 22d day
John shore aud Em=Iine S. hi, wife, rIG.
M,intw c. Lakeland and carone s. NJ, wife and tbe
Matthew C. Lakeland, adni De bonis Of william Cook
dec Robert Douihai admir-, ofibe said William
Cook, dc cd, " iam H. Cook and Elizab.tb Cook D-tt.
hrs the doth further ORDER that the Coni.
s"ner who perform. the Orer made this cau,r on
the twenty seventh day Of June, 1885, do in addition -
the claim OF the creditors the William Cook
SUI unali'hed ard rcr"rt the the count with any
matters ALLY stated deent pertnsntby or yhe
~sy be required by the parties to be 30 stated
copy. ltste, WIN. w HENING, &C.
COMMISSIONER Office, July 5, 1871
Inc parties interested ~ the OF above order
ehy notified, that have appointed Wetnedsy the &
day OF September next proceed the same; which
they required 10 me at my eaiee il, %
Of Richmond the by vi, tue ~ a.
Order; And do further hereby notify and call on ali
having unaiifed claims on the ,,iae Of u,Ii'..
dec 10 ekhih the same before Office aorea on
nr before the said sta day of September next with
proofs IN support OF the IN order count thereof
July 10. "a, Sos''
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Copy Of a letter from the Hon. J. M White,
10 the Honorable James Barbour, Secretary
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land and Negroes for Sale.

'INHE subscriber oilers for OF land in the county
l. OF Mecklenburg, Cox's crtek miles to the east of
the Courthouse, containing TO than half Of the
land standing woods all good tobacco land The pania
good order for cropping and very productive in Il
Of the country with some creek low ground
The all and good; this undoubtedly
othe hest OF high land In the county Also, another
292 Bears Element creek all wood land AMI
tobacco land with so 40 Lunenburg county, prime
low grounds an famous plant land part of this land lies tie
fork Of Saoid and Hawknroad and would be excellent
stand fer store tavern.
Aso, ssen fol james S. Ravenscrof other tract Of
land Butcher, creek the County of Mecklenhug ct 800
this land well Improved in good order or Cropping
hat of this clear soft tie. productive land. II
The above lands not sold privately before the i4 day of
November lot which due notice will be sven the sub
efiber will hs day sell to the highest bidder the PIE
mise, the COx creek also all the crop of tod
. aud stock OF all kinds and the nth day Of the
mon;h the he will sell TO the high. bidder,
the Buck.rs creek also all the crop corn, fodder
aid stock vi all kinds Terms will he made known the
of sale Between co and 20 valuable negroes would be cold
these of land. JOHN BUFORD
r. s. Any person washing TO treat for hi, land by addressing
letter The subseroet Lombardy Grove Post Ohce, Neck
lenbure, shall meet with prompt attention
Neck u =. Oct 5 Aft JOHN DCFORD.
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importdnt TO Mechanics.


SEALED proposals will he received Tor building Clerks
~ Office Hanover courthouse, be OF hard bucks, and
cotdng 10 the following dmtnsiJns aud pan until the 18th
day OF MaI.h next on which day communicson post PAID
directed To the Clerk OF Hanover, deposited with any
SoT VIII he oPsns@ snd no, osore and acted on
ee inches wde and -st in pitch, divided by partition
vail inches thick making two Is Ivy 20 feet
the clear, and the other i8by ~. The wall be bricks
thick and 10 feet high The gable ends inches thick and
high enough make qulre roof The lower oi he raised
with earth inches above the surface of the ground well
,datrd evted and laid with bricks. The
upper floor TO be Of heat plank inch and fourth thick
oined aud closely nailed down on heart Joints Of gum pn.
poplsr - by inches, ard placed apart from ,entre
t. The floor to be covered sand inches thick
which floor ofbricks is 10 he laid IN lime mortar
The raiter by inches, be OF the gum pine OF
POPLAR placed two feet apart and sheeted with heart plank
noh and fourth thick TO be also Of gum, pine popar.-
slate.
There will he two doors-one out door-,he other an
door opening iuto the smaller light win
dows the sash Of which be of heart pine and to contain
gass by 10 inches each window have folding shutters
both SIDES inch and half thick The window
partition donr frame be yellow poplar with pn
odys The door anne to be also yti.w poplar like
moudings, except the sill which 10 be oil freesOc
The door window shutters and sash he
ed white, aud . doors painted brown all of the best
ais and IN the best The be secured by
teninch Scctch-spng lock and round bolts iron and
hung with four inch but hinges The partition door he hung
with similar hinges Each window shutter when closed TO he
fastened with spring CATCH and when opened he he hack
also, with spring CATCH both OF good quality The shutters
TO b. hung h stvophnges font long There to be
che Deep feet the back and feet in 'front.' having
back and anbs y; iIon and bar under the arch
The to he of brick The brio work he peucied
and the two pa.teIed aud whtewashed. The whole
work to he executed in faithful and ,sorkmanke manner
10 be all seasoned except the at.r and os The money
for the building 10 he levied in June and payable the h
day OF November The distance Richmond
miles Copies the above notice can be and Proposals
ne deposited in the hands of Col Street, Col Sisrke
r. Meredith, Col Goodal Capt Blunt OF Mr. II j. Ander
Feb 6. s5Nwtd '
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Observation-Disclosures .aCaDEMY,

@Eshls institution successful opefson and the
Trustees presume 70 believe that seminary the lover
country ofeis geaer acquisition ofAcadencsl
education. The Rev Thomas O. Tborpon whose literary
quHe nen and experience eseher, euineny qnsy
m for the instruction Of youth, will continue 10 preside
me Institution the present year. The Academy situated
stoui two miles from Northumberland Courthouse neigh.
borhood onn'dered healthy any part Of the country The
buildings SUD comfortable and calculated afford &C
Communications for seventy boafdeS Col WIN. Jeu the PIE.
sent steward, will continue 10 msnsge the boarding Department
m which he has heretofore asfacoH H. tbs
institution taught the Lin Greek aud Hebrew
t"seb With the other prerequisites fof Collegiate
About 10 volumes have heea odciosiy selected as the
foundation Of Library. complete set ~ msheustios IN.
rJnt nis, globes sud niap', aud modern o pro
icd fo the a stuscnt Tn session Will com nener on
the hf oi Feb usy and eud the i0h Of me ving De
No summer va-stioD.
TerHs Fof Eugish Grammgf, Reading, Writing and Afdh
meiic SO These with Geog aphy snd the n hs Gobe.
- dolls ]" Ill ohef 80 dolls sonaaliy Bpard dol,
per annuu', lusive Of bedding aud esudles.
The charges oi and b0sid 10 paid quarterly in nd
vance.
Ptfen and Guardians viii reooecf hey aic halle fr The
tuition snd board Of her sons aud wards from the time
tIsncf, til ne epi of the sessior.
SAMUEL DOWNING. prssiioa; Of the Trostees
ysa - 8. ~ss
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sTANLAS on A VIEW OF TIE SEA

From tae " GLasgorc Free P-ess."l
Ocean! love 70 view thy dark blue face,
To bear thee ripT,ing on thy shelvy shore;
10 ice, my torn hath srestnes., grsndtur, grace
To me, there's mole ihsn music ia thy roar.
Wsshedhy the waves, like pearls the pebble shine
Thy sandy shore Is like js,eelied sky;
Whv should wonder thou wctt deemed divine,
When faphia, thy sweet daughter, rules on high
Yet thou art false and tickle; aud though now
Thy pillows heat but softly their bounds,
Anon, convused and tossed tcwPestuou', thou
Wit, fosininy furious, batter down thy mounds
Herein, emblem filthy sister Earth
Her monarchs are frme-t, fondes. friends,
Anon, Anhition siv-s Belona birth;
And war and rvo the Holy Treaty ends,
WHEN calm touseem',t a, Phebus' aiekering gleam,,
With gl,terIns hiiliuce on Thy CLASSY brow,
Like eatthly glory, transient as II beams,
That shrine As fetcely aud false a. thuu--
Thy soft smooth the sailors view besuilcs,
With sunny surface hiding oft the storm,
Like friends who hatttr when fair fortune smies,
To hate thee more when frowns her brow deiarn.
Thy boiserous pillows batter the rude rock,
That, towering proudly, dares thy tieTce,t Storm,
Waiie thunders sound the charge to every shock,
Aud hammered ishtnings their forksd forms:
-Su emblem then thon AIT of hesh hate
ofFortune's dresi, deepest, deodliest power
Of Virtue, hatlin; with the storms of fate,
And bearing brayeiy all their chilling shower.
a world of elemental power ar,thou,
An as,tated universe OF sogi:-
What q million Cessrs othee now
Ten million hosts Thy Tremendous roll,
a spirit reisns within thee, aud his will
Signs in lhe breeze aud thunheri III the blast,
Telling OF thugs invisible, yet still
lis formess, viewleis, voiee'ess dark and vast!
M-;hinks thy wild waves speak the track of time,
rapid, rolling, and resi,tless SIT cam,
Terribly swift, yet solennly sublime,
o.. No power can reign, nopenitence redeem;
Spending, but never spent, marks in thee
Aud thy deep hillowS that no force Can iu,
y Type Of Time hid an Eternity,
for ever flowing, yet for ever full