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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-01-31

TUESDAY. Ian %

TUESDAY Jan. -.
TIE Senate was engaged TIL near ocl5rk.
IN the discussion ofthe bill to complete the Com
be,lsnd Road to GAINESVILLE. ONO. &c or ~ ,rh
an animated discussion tpan place on paf,er
touchm, the coustiutionality Of the measure.
Ncssrs Hendricks Harrison, Roggl.s Smp.h Of
Nd. and Benton spoke in support & tn, .en,ral
utility otthe hil ; Messfs Macon, Branch Goth
aud Tsler,argucd against ,ieding 10 the inpG-
ed powers oftho Constitution
The bill increasing lhe pay ofthe iieofrnants
Of tie Navy. passed the senate as amended by
Nj Smith OF Md.
The bill foI the encourds elneut Of vaccination,
* was rrad q second time, and reier ed toa Sc
irct Committee oflhree
II USE OF REPRESENTATIVE
The journal being read the Honse proceeded
10 business. Mr.. tdmb pleng, from the Com
mttee of commerce reported lmee bills one
Rom the Senate with amendments reative to
the Iacuc> another authurising the purchase of
4 site tor - Custom House and a private bill
Mr. CaIson reported q bill >eycra, unlayora.
bic reports were made On private ca ,ns. \
te,y buttons we're Offered O a resolution
offered by Nh. Jennings Of ! llama. some re-
na,hs were made Is NJ, Hallr Of Mississippi
Il related H. the SUBJECT Of s1uatt,s on the pnbiic
LANDS. Mr.. Jennings NJ Ig .ayur Of carrying
VIZ "a" "S"'''' ' - M 49,. 10 N'''o" VA
we pre- tn'I "'" ''-''> 40 "e' OBTAIN III ihn
aua Mi balie "as against the resolution. lie
thought lhe FIST settlers ON the Public Lands
were entitled 10 pc MAJ ptiv lcgpS They open
roads. construct b age>. and c.ect other taci-
iicS VA these new ?, minus o.. mutlnH of Nh
''t"5 n''a ne 'es"lu'on Nas an" on the
tthI'. ever" 's'e.'oiohs on the table, were
/ called up an" "''P'e".
\ resolution offered YcslrrI 70. hy Mr. krem-
er. relpGve the pubic p',nime ri The Collector 5
Office Of Philadelphia, Winch nae been transfer
red 10 John 6tans. flom Mrs. Eall,, was adopt
cd. Il called ton any corr", ,ondencp relative TO
the transfer between the seer etarY oftnr Tea
,ury and tine Collector OF Philadelphia Nj.
kfe,acr adv coated &c inquiry m a short speech.
"a hich he took netire q. the peculiar relation
"h.ra john HNnS he.d 10 me present President.
in 80 and hi, relation al TIN. time \ rpsolu-
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WAsalvGras. Jaa 9th. ls2S
S,nce the whole ttH.aruo1s respecting thr
IT,. presidential contest are ra#nag b fore the
.fi1 IT, II may not be aIni.> to add to them. Nc
gbtill'sn commenced with inc are Daniel 81.
Cook. who then held the vote Of Illinois. aud was
irciied friend II Sir. Ailms.
u was well knoW1 10 et"ay person here. that
Mr. Cook entertained an iuycterate hostility To
Nv CraN ford. on account at the controversy
witt b., la'herin law. Nj. Edwards. Upon this
am 2ailv the friends Of General Jackson form
ed ,h"ir homes Of success. Three Of his most
particular friends accordingly waited on Nj
Cook aud intprnr1 MIN thai Mr. Adams inten-
ded, IL elected. so keep Mr. Crawford ~ the Cab
met whereas General Jackson would certainly
5n.n bin nut M Cook said he did not he
lieve l. They replied that they would convince
him OF their sfaiemrmcni In tie FIRST warmth
Of his feeling he said ihatf it were So. he would
not vote for him In this way they thought
thev had occurred him. and 50 apprehcusiye were
s,n,eyai Mr. MAINS friend Of his course thai
they went TO Nr Adams with view of asrere
taining his deicrlnipatipn on the subject. NJ
Adams tod them decidedly that he had made
up his mind that in case of his election, he
should nnrr 10 Mr.. Crawford The station he
1hen hcid aud that they might inform Dir Cook,
= 49, Determination. They did SO, and Mr..
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tiiff viii y statement 10 arefalioAs u VA
iu.ii'a,'on, during the year 1927, are fe'e"''h
transmitted 10 Congress
IiIsI OF 1nf INfEU -rarGs.
Fbil in. /, ia2s.
SiE nays fhe homo 70 ,uJmIi a icp"d on
ths general rfaaao,ions 81 t,e Mlm da'ins the
PIT seaf
TIE caiuaq1 ea,ted aithin thai period a.
appears from the Irra,utri's sfatsment herr
ssirl' Transmitted, amoan'. 30 S3.o24, ~ o.
Consisting d Q .oa7 si5 pieces 81 CON. w
Or Goit. 27.7l2 pl.e,,F making Sl3I.5e3 On
-,sr,. f7i2 4oo :, 1859 200 40
Confer - - 10 2}.577 30
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rarut. bae~ repeated, Heara .slrr ms sly
here. There 81, scafcsIs az in,ir'eload IA taf' 81
~ ie,sba.s recollection tie r,'i - is ug' a.,
frf.a fa..az. 4 had bsrl Il tr,#rfHes \
re7ifr.nru MOOT a hose nfmarf and 'z1as''f /
can p ,er rho ,aaf ee.'er~ .e.rnef, dee''fE,
that II US 80 vel s.asH. as q be tic general
TONIC nf,.s,e..afIat af Tire t1rs. nYr "as II "ket
deaie!. uufI - he,s.ne tsr ntofrsf ,i ,Ha.r nm
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f. ~ .urs a. me- IDOL. lB-iH ,ansrr atra' al
t,kefia.e between Geu,r.d ts.t .oa aad ON
uo,c p.-atu,. Is fal, ae1.- I'd. aud t5src ate
man, mo ha,e usst1 It from ne lips Of He
latter h.sr ~ liberty 10 d's#.a." naines :
hat u -se aa4 were spoken NJ 's ntalier OF no
teuat, Al tie per,oa OF the sem,seie debate.
;. T. .imst.
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] am sis y York -la.ffftaH o. iHfzh4H
Dr. ,c.feIdat At the resri'uer o. d. ~
kins vhrfe nv Journey 10 Nn.t5uet N was ar
Re. tel bs fHe praEte.s 4t faiai Hisea'e. sfdf
t.r l. 81 tar II "a. bnH4s5 f.sSsf. aEed =
s - .aua#I.f sssrHiHas. al t#IHs.I5pa- fritH'
IA al ffiasle. aud cdtfsaflaa 81 umd s#ntncii.F
adaftea II lfr eniayucnl OF f,ir herself lnd TO
ne e mrnualcafian sl1s putr,t pirasunr. To-
fhosa afnand b. and with ltasf#..t prospect,
ofu.rfors. AMI .tsapius. apsuag hsf"fe &c &,
she 81. hrrn cut ~ ia iHv midst Il Hrr ates. ~
a VIZ but mscrutaIle Ptnvfdeuce. ioog AID
pa,o 81 d,snasr, = endured ~, ausonpla'airs
patience aud with u eh#.rnI admission 40 i't
vii ~ INIT Heavenly Fets,1 eaom, AZ h'fih
a. H. .ioiur.s size ,srr a4aiea. .st,ri aih'a
unws,e,be coahdfuccA ru hlrs ~ .opss aa5
promise. etrh,# Gospel and a,e'1.d hs 'atm
10 ii H,.r ,fr y. id,a ap her siaLt To- han VIC
cav. H. IA pstfrrl Bub apd resignation
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Ill Mi ANS
PIT Gifon Haastrpf Inn 6.--some &C
cnu .nrrs haYr tsttn place. nBtiln r." daNs.
Ia sld ncar ~. town. va, .nDu a perIf1 f"l.
cfaifc ide, Of lbs h,a, .,ui1pe 49,, Indians 81
Nisst,sipfi "a rtsard H. tn Punishment Of tho,r
uhr caum.' n'urder Al htd,en hf,se sua'l-
81 = held IS dsgracrd. should he pies"t,c his
fort Itrd hts h, i'If 1t degree ut d#basrurnt
attcnd- such prrscrvti,on vhtrn retnrr thtu de
ssrt be would meet tire hntrot, pt death la
any shapa There is anp'.c powerful motive
ibal ufer. aim - sive nlm.el .l ltber than rs.
the ba,a II TIE sl,p :. ..u#..srd u O., 10 MS
~, al. t,b,iay .uzrI ~ s.ta r. Ia nod ~ bloc
! ffd rrctqrtT,'..r al tic d., Id not bc ioatt.
hfs p.at=,f - 'lia msi.I u#. f#r rlc that MS
( properly iHs .eaad tB.f,> If Hiahred aud a
the Hdsnin T. - WHICH, ~. rs. n'lsu, Is more
s1c,'d thau b'e Is valuable, e.nt bm not 10 acf
t.p .rayrn by frA,iup spne near relation and
drs. tioud u be- VISITED niii punishment for his
eri.lps.
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sR3R p


e.
Or the Gpld bullion deposited At the Mint
within thr last year. the proportion received
from Mexico South America, and The West In
dies, may be stated al seventy six thousand dol
lars that from North Carolina 1T -lObo dol
lar. and thai from Africa at $1,000 dollars, ea-
ynP about 2nOOo dollars derived from sources
not a<certaincd. TIE whole amount received
from Worth Carolina TO lhr present. period, IS
nearly 10000 Thi, gold has generally been
found 10 exceed IN lneue,s the standard Of our
eoli coins
Tie snppy Of Silver, under yariogs forn' Of
un"rouaht builion. and IN foreign CONS, has
i.een unusually abundant, especially dnfing the
iurce hrsi quarters Of tho Year. Ihchcayer de-
poshes ave been received generally through the
nitcd State OF tie amount Of ~vc, coined
wnntn tie last year more than 100000 con-
sIsted oil depostes received nom thai Iusntu.
ton.
1he amount Of cope soins distributed viii
IN the last year IS u Oh dollars. They ARE ton
wsrdcd as heretofore. the expense AID rsl,
OF Government, 10 all parf, Of the tnitcd State
accessible By regular tnrans OF transportation nu
receiving the value thereof here 81 - certificate
Of dcposte to thu credit Of the Treasurer of the
T. States Tor the requisite amount N any ofthe
Banks authorized 10 receive dcposiles OF public
money.
4 general view ofthe operations Of the Mint
from their first commencement vii not il > h.
lleved, be found destitute OF interest aud l.
therefore, respectfully presented.
The whole coinage executed since the estan
lisbment O. the Mint. amounts 10 80 465. Ala g.
l1,l-2; consisting Of lo3nsl lis pieces OF coin;
VIZ:
OfGold, ,533. l6l pieces n aking -. 30 CO., so
Silver, = .3s9,oa6 % 81 695 .sg9 90
IpneT al IIYllt rn E1pL- III y
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2WBN11EIxK CONGRESS.


T. - "a - fabIr
j DillAL PROCESS
he unfinished H.issness 81 yesterday ~
dl'a taken ~. aud he bill 10 rs..alalr nlore.s
in tn >tatrs adfuutea Iat5the eaton srucr IL
fHsf lf@p. beng before lie senate tifc w -fioa
rrcarrins IN an amendment Offered - ia
Whit. 10 .t.te CIT the word nov and IN
ser fae words may be. Amer kD,re debate
the hfli vs. ordered 80 be- on to- tailr
HOUSE or REPRESENT
Aereli uunbcr Of petitions were presented
to-day atta, (which. float dlhetent States.
we IA ta,ar Of the further encourage tncm OF
Americau Agriculture aud Manufactures. partl-
oularlt oI t6r ~ WITH OF wool aud manufacture
O. Foollcns Amongst them was one Tom
kpsion arh more Than toaf thousand sisna-
ture.
Anoagsr Oliver memorials presented. VAS the
following Is Inc Speaker.
Hon. ASbREw StfyESsos.
Sptgtsr The Hovse Of Representatives.
Sir: / ave the honor OF transmitting several
memorials. sgned h, CITIZENS ofthe L. ). recon-
mending "a the favorable consideration Of { On
Rress tla importance Of aaordinc some efficient
aid IN flung out smail expedition 10 fyplpfs
the immense ami unknown regions IN Tue SOU
thero hcmisphele 1hey bcllesed tuat an es-
pcdilion could scaresy fail ia making discoee-
ft~s Of some interest, by finding nrw Islands aud
lHcIea sllg pur knowledge ofthose already LAID
Ywn the map that commerce might bc hen
Fitted BY surveying the coast trequ' ut"d bg
our hardy fishermen, aud upon which thy
frequently .ufer sptpwreck aud many pfNa
tons and lu,s oil property. l. Is believed thai
ne@ channel. IL mt be- opened tor commercial.
pursuit, ~ anuu,i fnr-a'trade out Of Inch IA
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i"e0 P'"Po' 10" ~ ''' t''H''''s VI "a. E"
~ amen o. me h'9l'al"e- ! nf 'n"" Ia
i ua'eo N''in'n'' virginia Ja""'is Isl l7-0'
ana Is ses'di'e" by a nolnb'f 81 V 'Pe',''ar ="
'|tn'' oy 'ae ilon"!a"tf h'"h pahNHa 0pe"Ne',
~ me iions' OF prieea'es. ana Nv Il h''Ee ""u
.''N ie'P'e'dh't hummer 81 ''e n''hot's oi ''
- E''i'"''' WV '"t """F' .''Pel' N'"' ."
'o' 'e''ener N i't' "snne' Inc 'eIi'"~,he i'e-
an ne ana Resolution, fa"P''a ~ me HOUSE. Of
=
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MRS SlDlnNS

We understand that nn uilrr Las been made
n NJ, o,daan- and 10 Charles KEN ie. Of len
ihousnui Ponds Str'lmg. (nrary so puo5 ;
- come aut ior one yeai t"thl, county heem-
uiug ihcir performances al Charleston and end
mG Boston Mrs, StddonS has rrttlod from the
>taFe, hnf such an offer may induce hrr TO grace
II "ore metr. Although siStv wears Of age.
sGe Is IA excellent health. We hop thai tue OF
h-r viii he accepted. aud ttu l.l, magnificent
Woman. of whom W have I'D aud heai so
moca, viii SHE'D the parting lrebt Of her glory
on the American Stage. = !. t1ts.fr.
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S4rc1pGt I'm " wcrc die other day
invited ~ sl,tf = much respected alrnd gaIdan.
where - >aw nll the uzt'tl offering, that greet
the return a. spring. The .iresamine pfr,ru.
ted Il, perfume, the Nfrawhnrv puf on lis bhtsh.
the i in" gave promise o. is richness. and
the NOR humble, but not les useful plants, in
,erdant beauty ,cyelled IN the attn beom.
Georgian.
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n WILL sell, on Monday the 4th inst. AT o
- clock. in hont ofmv auction Room, a splen-
did parcel Of OH Paintings, and at candle light,
II laiee collection Of valuable books
JOHN Il. d. PAYNE, Auct.
Jan 81 II
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The trial OF Nr. Rsdmond for forgery, ended
this morning about - ntl4ute, after II o clock.
Ihe1urv after hcarmo "a very luminous charge
ffom His Honor the Recorder, retired Tor a few
minutes, aud returned with a verdict Of .Noi
GrHV. II was with difficulty the officers could
Suhstde the expressions Of satisfaction WITH
which this verdict was hailed
IN Y Morning Courier Jim lS.
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Rrrirat at Lexington, KV.--Wiihin few
weeks lsays the kentucky Gazette of i.o. s.
ucariy Two hundred members have hrru added
10 the Presbyterian church, and two hundi cd
and thlrtY-sevcn 10 the Methodist church.
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NE PERMISSION ofihe Huasa f,...s
a. R"H'ea AGAINST Tie principl,. an ~
I'm Va '""h"ed. IHis p. rui.si.,. '-' r.
hf. h1aftinaaie th"a fead L.. sfa''
= .aCh Vas s"iiT.ahaf lug Anon, .'hfft
aas"h' e. hf S'td. iHst tie aIl.c.r ~ Iaait
'5|efl"hehi as Responsible. and H., MT NJ
lam "so ever bee u rua,ie upon ,e, -. z'.s
hefofe. H. stated ai.p. thai IN. =, i"f'ss
MAJ fiehi To rnil,t ssses. lie ,c,.I.. 'nhFs a.
arguments Of Mr.. Everett AID ,,f.s' 10 H.
sha" they were founded on a f.fl..,'7 =
States. from hass>arsps,tI. l.. So a.
ha'pn"hn.in'ed 10 succession ten A. 49,,
compensation ~ g snl.d - In. ,,.,,..'h'
va. ip'!o~ed BY Mr BIyauofS { -. T.
To Nj Aaf''naal- ptnclual a1o.un.,.,. ''i"''
On molten ri III. BHss,. tt.e Hoa.r All
Hush. !
be7l .agion. I'm - In the Senate
daY, lr. aU uh's resolution for Ino.,,,,l,,
ne ehpedifhes Of re'iuqai>hiug tbr G,,,,.1. ''5s
hpae - tic Sthes f.n9uzt which i, -.
VS. cons'iered. Tie hhi Tor The rr,-f 20
surviving Officers Of the Brvoluiian a..
up and Nj Hoot'a=sI ftr Charrp.sn -
C"mnifee "h'ch fsl,a4cd il. madr ss
speech i'is support. Tie sdiecr wll h..
sumed Tomorrow " y
- ~ ti'H'F 90 l'FIIf'"F Natives the az
son e. The resolution Of Nj Chllton VA.
ed. NJ. 'ulliaI th's ufadr samc eI,..r,., ''h
IN defence ofb,s 'espiufiau. aud W., t,,i,o..,'s
Nh Randolph. "lo concluded SOM. lee.,,l ~
the SUBJECT b. resolution To lav il eni.,,.,'
On tbs question the Aye nd Nor> were
ed ard on II, bring taken. rho motion -
ircted hy a vote Of ~ 10 - The or.,l..
VIZ thrn announced hls intention 10 ,,I.t.
d. Of he day, Nh Stewart moved IN sos,..
tn otder. 9th day; WI oh iootion brs4 ,,,.
Ayes -, Nocs -. LIE djsecssion va. M
resumed ~ Me,srs. Cupeper. Randoln6
nev. Tag ior. Buchanan. Michel. aed r..
Al the suggestion ofNr M'Duf1ir Mr. O.
modified r., resolution 81 rs 20 naI.p the mt,
encs To ,eirct Committee Ihe d1.cn.,5.
couilnu"d untl hall past three Nj T..
having moved the following amendment IN -,
re-oluon, 10 stIiile out all after the yolJ II
and ms, Il the Committee OF Nays and AZ
be instructed to inquired into and reuort h, ill.,,
House, " bIt offices in tler opinion NAV J..
nosf nd' 4ntageously discontinued what ..#.
res val reasonably bear reduction: and .,,ot
Other means of eircnchmeni as 10 them mo,
secra necessary before the question was tak.1
the House adjourned. 1Luraot
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A lady IN the country wishing TO procure

A lady in the country wishing 70 procure
an ever pointed per Gil, requested a Young
farmer, who was gong to Boston, to buy her
one. Fearing he might make mistake,
she described IT d, pencil that would al
ways last without cutting. Just as iona
than mad accomplished his business, and
was about leaving the city, he recoIected
his commission and stepping into a book
sellers store, told him he wanted to get
kind Of pencil for lady, but he had for
gotten the name OF it. Several common
ones were shown him, but these he guessed
would not do. After moments suspense,
he suddenly snapped his fingers. With
Zouhds I've cot it. Mister, want
SILVER pointed tarnal pencil that will last
forever y
W'sery.-To give young lady chaise
ride, and Just as you are saying, no danger,
my DEAR and making flourish round
corner, upset.
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MEMORY.

What is memory It's the light
Which haliows life--a ray profound
Upon the brow Of mental night,
An ecl.o-tlme the passing sound -
A mirTor--its bright surface shows
Hops, fear, grief, love, delight, regret
A generous spring beam which giowt
Long after sun and star have set;
a leat-nor storm, nor blight can fade
An ark in times bereaving sea-
4 perfume from flower decayed~
4 treasure for eternity
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POETRY.

THE SEASONS-BY BISHOP HERER
hen Spring unloe ks the flowers, to paint the
laughing soil
When Summers bamy showers refresh the NOV
er's toll i;
When Winter binds in frosty chains the fallow and
the focd
In God the earth reoiceth still, and Owns his Maker
good.
Tie birds that wake the morning, and those that
love the shade,
The winds that sweep the mountain, or lul the
drowsy glade;
The sun that from his amber bower reioiceth Oh
his way.
The moon and stars. their Masters name in silent
pomp display.
Shall man. the lord Of nature expecant Of the sky,
Shall man, alone uHlhankful, his little praise deny
No 4. let the year iorsake his course the Seasons
cease to be,
Thee, Master, must we always love and, Saviour,
honor Thee.
The flowers Of Spring may wither--the hope of
Summer fade
The Autumn dreop il Wnter-the birds forsake
the shade
The Winds be lulI'I--the Sun and Moon forget their
old decree;
But we, in Natures latest hour, O Lord viii cling
TO Thee.
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FROM THE BACHELORS JOURNAL.
TO THE FALSE ONE.

Ihe seattle sea-wa;ts now for ne,
Our bars ;s On the wave,
That pledge Of endless constancy,
Which once to me you gave,
throw 30 tides which watt the boon,
Within the scorchlng troplc neon.
on. on the sea. there's JOY for nc,
Thou one TOO false, too fair;
Though on its wave. incor stancy
VIII live, thou are not there
I'd rather trust the mermaid's dream,
Than thee, made up Of lie and seem.
The seals deep, and those who sleep
Beneath its coral bowers,
Their mighty vigils sweet.y keep,
More true than we have ours,
When once YOU swore in maiden truth
TO love mad len'j !'oo'-!n Youth
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Like snow that falls where waters glide
Earth's pleasures fade away;
They rest in tines reslstless tide,
And cold are while they stay
Bu, Joys that from religion flow.
Like stars that gid the night,
Amid the darkest gloom of wo,
Shine forth with sweetest light
Religions ray NO clouds obscure
But DER the Christians soul
It sheds radiance calm and pure,
Though tempests round him roll
His heart may break meath sorrows stroke
But, to its latest thrill
Like diamonds shining when they're broke,
That ray will light il still
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4 1IYMN-RY JOHN QUINCY ADAM-

4 ilMN-RY JOHN QUINCY adams
When DER the pillows heav,ug deep
The fathers Of ON RAGE.
The precepts of their God 70 keen
Sought here their resting place
The precious God their path prepared,
Preserved from every harm,
And Still for their protection barred
His everlasting arm,
His breath inspiring every gale
Impels them DER the man,
His guardian angels spread the sail,
And tempests howl in vain.
For them old Oceans rocks are smooth
DEFENDERS face grows mild,
To vernal airs her blasts are soolh'd.
And all her rage beguil'd
When Famine rolls her haggard eycs,
His ever bounteous hand
Abundance from the seas supplies.
And treasures from the sands.
Nor yet his tender mercies cease,
His over-ruling plan
Inclines to gentleness and peace,
The hearts of savage man :
And can our stony bosoms be
To all these 1ponders blind
To swell with thanktulness 10 thee
o, Parent of mankind
All gracious God infame our zeal,
Dispense our blessings more,
Grant US thy bounteous lone to feel.
Thy goodness to adore.