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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-08-14

soNNETs OF BONNIE DUNDEE
sT SIR wALrER SEQ TT.

Ell BIN AkhhN
To the Lords of Convention, twas Clsvers VINO
spoke,
Ere The kings crowngo down there are crowns
- oe b. oke;
So each cavalier, VINO love honour and me-,
lie, him follow tl,e bonnet OF bonaie Dundee
Come AT up my cup, come ht up ms oar,
Come saddle my hotses. and call up my meni
Come open the w est. port, and let ne gse nee,
AID "a room Tor the bOnaets Of bonnle Dundee
Dupd. g he is moua,ed-he rides up the s'ree',
The bells are rung bsckwards. the drums toey
are beat;
But the proyns.. doase man, sad. "JusI e'eh
bet him be, Il.
The town is weel quit Of that dell Of Dundee
Com, fill up, Ea.
As he rode down the sanctihsd bends oftheB w,
Each earins vas Hyting and shaking her pow
But some young plants Of grace--Ihey looked
conthie and slec,
1hinking-luck to NY bonnet, thou bonnie
Dundee
Come, fiji NJ, &c.
With sour.ie 4tured saints the grass market wf
panged,
Asif nalf the vest had set tFyste to be hanged;
There WAS spte in each face, there ~asi@ar "
each e't,
As they watched for he bonnet Of eDundee
Come, fiji up, sc.
Tacse cows of K,lmarnock had spits and had
spears,
And hong hated guil,es to xiii CAVALIERS
But they skunk 20 close heads, aud the cause
way lett tree,
Ats toss Of the bonnet Of bonnie Dundee.
Come, I'll up, sc.
lie spursed 10 the foot Of The high castle rock.
And TO the gay Gosdon he gallsn'ly spoke
'ttLst Mons Meg and her msrrows three voiiiss
let fee,
For love OF the bonnets of bonnie Dundee."
Come, RI up, &c.
The Gordon has asked ~ him whltherl lie goes
"Shereso,ve shall guide me the splrls o.
Monrosr; [me
goar grace IN short space shall have iidings oi
Or that low hes the bonnet OF bonnie Dundee
Come, hl up, &C.
There are hills beyond Pen,laad, and stream
beyond Forth, =
II there = lords 10 The Southland. there : chief
in the North;
There are wiid dnnnie-wasseis, three thousant
times .hree,
win cry hogh! TOR the bonnet Of bonnieD Dundee
Come, till up, &c.
"Awsy to the hills, 20 the woods, 10 the rocks
Ere Town a uslrper, III Couch With the FOX;
And trembie false Wings, tho triumphant ye b-
iou have not seen the iast OF my bonnet & me-
Come. fill up. &c.
He waved hts proud arm and the trumpet
were blown,
The kettle d-ums clashed, ard the horacmei
rode on.
qHl on Ravelston craigs and on Clermis'on lee
Died away the wild war note Of bonnie Dundee
Come, I'LL up my oup. como, Gll up mycsn.
Come, saddle m shorse, and cali up my man
Fling ali your gates open, and lie, me gae free
For It's mp With the bonnets of bonnie Dundee
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-08-14

"7he Spy UnmaSked This work
Crosby The HARVEY BIRoHoi MR..
COoPERs Spy Il is al authentic ac-
U OF the sccre services rendered by
Crosby during the Res evolutionary War,
taken from his own lips, The editor
:, III l. Barnum, EsQs
AIS a tale OF eveut.ul life, OF dan
gers, ri ,olls, and of escapes, which
would be excellent ground work for =
romance, but which are douhic inter
esting from theirtrulh Whata throng
OF stirring memoirs must e%nliven the
cid age OF C~rosby-whs' plcuces MS
DREAMS must present-how delightful
1t must be, IN the calm evening of his
life, to look back upou the perlis, the
chances, the lights and The shades of
his morning. Again he leaps IRON his
prison window; again he rushes for
life, while the bu!lets fall thick around
hun, and the tramp of his pursaers
strikes feaTfuiiy oil his ear. Again be
wades the swamp, aud treadS the 10
rest What life and wafmthethere are
10 such recollecticns!
The volume is embesiished with Sc,
@Terai plates. Amongst them is a NINA.
lure likeness of Mr.. CROSBY, taken
from life He is what we should call
''iong headed" man, and be certain
~ stood in need of a long head during
ms Revolutionary services. His face
is grave, honest, and sensible He is
DOW about seventy eight years old
he is ~ comfortable circumstances, cul
tlvatlng a small farm, and enjoying a
bale old age. He is universally es.
teemed, aud bears a most exemplary
character.
From the many interesting scenes
described IN this book We select the
following:
II; was at a retired habitation that
the newly formed company of tories
Were IN The habit of holding their Sc
cret meetings. Our hero, accordingly.
made his arrangements TO have The
whole corps, himself included, taken
into custody. Unwilling, however, to
We observe 1t Is stated in the New-York
Enquiries, and some other papers that MIR. Ban.
MUM is q member of the United States CorDs nf
Typographical! Engineers. This is an error. Dir.
BanSCN does not belong TO the Corps of Enri.
neers, nor is he in the service Of the United
ota'es. lie was educated at Capt. Partridge's
Academy, and is a young gentleman Of sci.
.ntihc suainments and much personal merit,
ne was engaged in the service Of the corpora
non OF this city two years ago. in surveying
'he channel of the Potomac, and was sabse
fuenfiy employed ny the Postmaster General in
surveying the post road from New. York 10 Al.
oany' "Ith the ingenious machine which be
had constructed tor typographical surveys
Ma, MA7
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-08-14
coNsuMpTioNs, COUGHS, &c.

ID UTLRxS VEGETABLE INDIAN SPE.
ID CiFiC, for the cure of cold, consump
ton, splitting of blood, asthmas, and all disor
ders OF the breast and tangs. 1he Vegetable
Indian Specific has stood the test Of experience,
and proved Itself the mos valuable remedy
ever discovered for the cure of Asthma, and
all ! diseases Of the breast and lungs, leading TO
consumption. The following certificate Just
received fl ON a highly respectable gentleman
will show ITS vaiue:-
!, Samuel Moore, do hereby certify, that
Tor upwards of a year | was severely sfllcted
with a pain IN M breast, accompanied with a
very bad cough and shor ness Of breath and E.
very indication in the opinion o. a pbysioisn)
of approaching consumption. After passing
through a course of medicine. and finding no
relief, 1 was induced to make a trial of Buffers
Vegetable ndian Specific, and the use Of one
and a half bottle, completely restored me to
health. and ! have remained SO ever since, be
ing upwards OF a year.
The Gel brsteo DIR. Cullen has taught US that
"our first attention should be employed in
watching the approach OF the discs e aud pre-.
venting its proceeding to an iNcurable state
and in persons of a consumptive habits, espe-
ciaily those born OF consuniptise parants, th
slightest symptoms Of an approaching cone
sumption at the c~onsumptive period of life
ought carefully to be attended to.
The specific is obtained by extraction from
herbs, roots, flowers. plants, &c. when in per.
lection. Ia consequence OF a happy combina
ton of the most valuable herbs, &c. it becomes
a balsam of superior value. Ii heals the injur.
ed parts, opens the pores and composes the
disturbed nerves, after the manner of an ammo,
dyre; consequently the obstruction Of the
chest and the lungs which constitute the disease
particularly need its use. II promotes expec.
~toration, which is so constantly called for; and
whilst it c~leRnses and heals it also gives strength
TO the tender lungs. In this manner it removes
the hectic fever, improves digestion, gives
strength to the nerves, repairs the appetite
and improves the spirits This specific may
always be given in safety-it is mild, pleasant
TO the taste, aud found particularly useful in by
~pochaadricai, nervous and hystericai diseases.
Each bah of directions contains a detailed &C
count Of this disease in all its different stages,
and will be accompanied with the signature OF
The Proprietor in red ink, II is offered for sale
by JAMES THOMSON.
Martinsburg, Jan. 81.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-08-14
WOOL CARDING
WOOL CAhDING, SC.
THE undersigned respectfully informs

I>HE undersigned respectfully informs the
4 public, that he continues The Wool Gard.
ing, fFauing, &c. at his old stand at parkes.
vilir, Berkeley county. He will send once a
week TO Charlestown, for the purpose OF ne.
cei9ing aud returning work, aud has made a
stand at the Store OF Mr.. Wm r. Lock, and
q, M. william Morrou's in CharlestoWn. He
will be thankful for all orders in his line, and
wilFfsitatui!y execute work at the customary
rrices. SILAS OAK.
NAV 29.-tf.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-08-14

FIRGLAL4-Berkeey coyny colft. 10 aaa:
JUNE TlRM, 1879:
7 honas Davis. PFG
AGAINST r..
Resen Hudgef, administrator Of Richard olsg'
get, decd. Thomas J. Clsgget, osp@a
Clsgget, Eliza Strod,, Horaiio C'agge,, ea!
Clsgget, Matilda Martin, Lewis msl'p''
~llonore Martin, pichard Martin, John Msfu.,
Ann Martin, and Elizabeth Williams, w,
CIaepet. deed Dsf'e,
IN CHANCEIY. e
= SlE defendants, Thomas J. Clagee',
Il rhia Clagget, Eliza S'rode, Mary oa5
get, Matilda Martin, Lewis B. Martin, Ii1" .an
Martin, Richard Martin, John Martin anu =
Martin, not having entered their appea's".s
and given security according TO The act - a..
and the rules OF this court, anu " III
10 the satisfaction OF this cou' ~.
they are tot inhabitants of this state" ~.
that the said absent defendan's ~ ~,
pear here on the 2nd Monday N mi
next. and answer the bill Of the plai"s.n, ed
hat a copy Of this order be foT'hW!th nsha,e
for two months successfully In The Coar
Gazette, and be posted az the door o. '"'
House Vi this county.
A coPy-Tcsle, -, .pr
jane &c, 1928. - HuNlhH
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-08-14

UTAli those indebted to the EDITOR OF the
Gazette for subscriptions, advertiser ents, &c
rom one to Eve yesrs, are earnestly requested
% make Elmediate payment. Jolly 10
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-08-14
CAMP NEETLNG.

uA Camp Meeting of The Methodist socie-
ty, win be held on the lands OF Capt. Martin
Pitzer. abe,t six miles south west iFoEa Mar
tinsburF, commencing ON the I'D. instant.
aug. Z,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-08-14

The highest price in cash will be given for
clesa LINEN atd Cotton RAGS. at thiJ Office.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-30


r. TAYLOR is now receiving by the Tally Ho,
~ direct, Effort and other packets, from New York
md Phildchia his Spring supply of Goods, consisting
~ part of
Blue, back, green brown aud mkt supcstiuc cloths
sue, black, drab and mkt ssinc.es
i'e, black and ladies cloths for gent mems yea
l.'nd"" black and white hats, and silk umbrellas
WHITE, buff and fashionable printed Marseilcs vestiug
Ia'ics' and gen,len,en's white, brown t.c. ,nix,
cotton and silk hosiery of every escp li.,n, AMI war
ranted quality
SLACK bonbazet@, circassians and Ia rtirgs
fench drills, nauGcnn and cotton rassiu,,res
Hranduris, union mixtures and stripes
''ccnnet, null, book and ether musns
X % 4 aud I'D cu.tun and linen cambria and cam,
brio hdkfs
furniture, cambria ana habit dimity
'.incn cotton and other furniture and apron check
t.tnfa aud cotton bedtckng
~ i"'i assortment of ic0rs, ginGhanIs md color
mnslius, and ha nd some patterns
s'ai and figured Gro de Nap and other si!ks
tt'Nan lntestrlngF, sarsnets and siuchews
'"iton and silk cravats and hdkfs
Belt bonnet, love and other ribbands
brown, h'eaced and cnlored ac,nas;irs
o cases ! and Z 8 Irish linen, s!ectnr Midland.
and lawns
~ oaies German o2nabEgs. tcklenburrs and hu,lsrs
""inrons prime and double prime wheat aud grass
scy'hes, the last very superior article
Saa'pes steel mounted guns:
~! whi"h he offers at Wholesale and retail, on
able terms. '
ADril %
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-30
Twenty Dollars Reward.

4 WILL give the above reward of twenty dollars to
a. any persnn who will deliver in Manchester,
10 my overscer, Coleman Burnett, my plantation in
iienrco county, my man BILLY, to whom was given
pass by my overscer, the 20,h March, 1898
this place, and has Stree heen heard from.
hhIy Us stout built fellow, dark compcxiun, about
feet 10 inches high, about 50 years of age is
Keen, aI,iui, cunning old fellow. He has variety of
clothes lie is extensively acquainted in the
iiahorer, enrico, New Kent aud the city of Richmond
and borough cf Norfolk. PHILIP llCuAELS.
Manchester, April ), 1928. Is
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-30
liz Cancery, IN y4nselia County Court, March

John Martin and Sally his wife, formerly Sally Rncker,
piS against teubn RurkcF III his right rs admir-
oi Joshua Rut hcr dec Jrxua Cha Gin and William ood
MS securities Samuel Rucker md Polly wife Pleasant
Tucker, john Melton ar Lucy his wife, William Buer
ana t"iSy ms Wifi, Jesse Mart, William Martin jordan
Martin, Daniel Martin, Jefferson Martin, Patsy Martin.
ard Eliza Martin, which said W lila jordan, Daniel
'tef'n' Patsy and Eliza Martini under age of
twenty one years Joshua Rucker aud Sally Ruckcr the
sa'd Sally as widow OF the said Joshua, dec dts
VA morton ut the defendants, and appearing To the
Sasactin'' OF the court, that the plaintiffs not ina
'htS ni TINS Hiae, notice hereby given the planting
attorney, tina, security for reuircd and il or
e'ed' 'hat Master commissioner Fatirs examine
'ac and settle the accounts Of Eeuhin Rucker admir-
Joshua Rueker, as also of each tie distributes nro
portion OF the eSthte OF the said Josu, with the admins
traitor and that he repor, thereof the cciiii in order 10
final decree.
ne parties 10 the foregoing soir nsc,',er with Tilmon
K 'eer' lake shcFih and administrator Of Joshua Chnfn
uec' are hereby notified, thar shall n;;c, the Office
Tavern, III the County Of Amelia the twenty -,icd ds
OF may next at 10 o'clock, A. NJ TO prrfofn, the duty
requires ny The above order; which ;ire aud place thew
are requested attend with their accounts and
ready for examination ard settlement
FABIUS LAWSON, NC
- w4t lIh of Anil 1928
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-30
New Goods.

EH ALL NELSON has received a handsome nssort-
z of Greci,n plaid and fancy striped Gnghums
Navnr"", Gtcca" ard other fancy Calicoes the latest
sty't, Swiss Nlul book aud jaconet Musis black and
coloed (ros e Naples Silks, berege and other fancy
HsiS. hn,k AMI mix, Lasting and Pruneo, Fioeutnes,
f'i'Sh"s Cords, Wilmington Stripes aud Plaids for
servants wear, German Oznaburss and Ticklenburgs,
Scotch Oznaburgs and Dowlas-Nh large assortment
of Domestic Goods, Grown and beachea) furniture and
apron Checks, SC.
Marci,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-30

wac and II. r. long.
u The above stones will be hammered in the Yar.j
ana ihi'' ne IN blocks from to feet long coDforna
bic 10 The plans and patterns
The remaining Is 900 cubic yards Of masonry will
consist o" good Hubble backing, courses Of about ~
Iches thickness and Of suitable lengths and width An
!he dimension stones above designated viii be rot ont
10 derns, and be pail fnr By the cub bic ward a. ,hev
VIII measure when hammered and ready for jayipy.
AMI all ibe ruhbie backing be paid for by the cptic
yard as shall measure when laid and the propo,,ls
must be made accordingly. Ifone contractor agrees TO
rnsh both the dimension and the rubble stones then
lie whole masonry including the hammered and ruhble
work will be paid for by the cubic yard as il shat, be
measured VIXEN laid.
II ie said sores 10 be delivered on suc!, wharf mr.
wharves, or other landing places 10 or near The United
States Navy Yard, the Engineer or other Superin
endant OF the worksof the Dry Dock shall direct Tie
delivery of the dimension stones to be commenced on
or before the LIST day Of APRIL 1929 snd continued "a
hoy shalt be required, until the whole are delivered
The iJ.O00 yards for Tubbe work 10 be delivered as
they shall be wanted.
Proposals for the above stones ACCOMPANIED bv fhe
ranes o te proposed bondsuen sealed Ep will be re-
ceved at ;ha Dock Office, Gusport Navy Yard. on or
before The st day Of May next Those wishing 10 Of
ter proposals may the plans and obtain further in
formation by calling at this office, or ON Mr. Paris AZ
iIie Dock Office, Cbares'own Navy Yard
l.. BALDWIN, Ergineer.
Navy Yard GOspOrt, Va.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-30

FRNilE subscriber informs friends and public,
n that he has nnw hand, extensive assortment
OF HATS, of all fashions, forms shapes and shades,
mat was ever known in any country cne and being
short of the ncedul, them that of s Farm
ers o Virginia Banks might be exchanged for Hats srca y
tn the advantage of the preseu, holder, by calling the
Main street. John THOMPSON.
Anr;l
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-30
TEACHER WANTED.

WANTED as Teacher TO take charge OF a Fetpa lie
Academy in Hartinshurg, person well qualified
10 teach the different branches Of English Educa ion.
\ salary of Four Hundred Dollars will be given. an.
Ply 10 either of the subscribers None need apply un-
less they can come well recommended.
CONRAD EOGNIRE,
March 5. JOHN S HARRISON
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-30

ITRGiNI4: Al rules, holden in the clerks Office
,t the superior court Of chancery for the Richmond
district the Sd day Of March, 1925: Beverly Randolph
pit against John Mcki;n, jr and SONS, and Clement
Ii. w es,on, dts
The defendants, John HicKim and sore not having
entered tbeir appearance and given ~ according
TO the act OF assembly aud the rules this court and
IL appearing ~ satisfactory evidence, that they
not Inhabitants OF this country; ordered that the
sati defendants do appear here the first day of the
next ten and answer the bin OF the plaintiff; and that
copy OF tins order be forthwith inserted some news
paper published in the city of Richmond, for two
months successfully, and posted at the front door OF
the capitol. in the said city,
~ ii copy. Teste, j. u. .4BROTT. d. C. C,
tiRGi"L9: Al rules, holden il the cIerk's ohce of
the superior court of ehancery for the Richmcnd district
the Sd day OF March, 1928: David s. Garland, pit.
against Sarah Ahbii George Abb,, William A. Frceuua
and William II. Wingield dts.
The defendant William A. FreeIerd no, HAVING on
tered his appearance aud given security according TO the
ACT OF assembly aud the rules of this court and it
rearing by satisfactory evidence, that he Is not an in
haotaht al iis country; il ia orderGh tina, the
Defendant do appeae here the frs, day of the mex,
erm and answer the hill pia int IN; and that
copy OF this order be forthwith nsc ted in news
paper published III the city Of Eichmond, for two mouths
sucoessively and posted the door OF the capito
In the said city. -
10 a cory. Tes'r, J. y. ABBOTT, d. :. c.
| tIRGLNI3: -
Al rules holden in the clerks Office of the src,or ~
OF chnncery for tie Richmond district, the 81 day Of
March. 1923:
, fNCharJSOn,
against
Abel p Cpshur adr'f &c. of Thomas Wilson, dsch To.
bert Gamble, Jno. C.. Gamble, Charles Ellis aud job,
Ha" necnan's and partners, dou. business under III.
irm OF Ellis " Allan, fhns. Guy, " IN Price. D. yit
buii"ck' Danl. w. and Cnibn Warwick, Wm. D. Wren
Sergeant at the city Of Eichnnnd, and admir- of Chris
/ ophcr lonpkins, decd, VIM. McKm, Edward Cahili
J"hn Bryce, John Robinson, Andrew Barrett, F,cd4
Harris Edward Cunningham, Richard Anderson Rich
ara booSer, Thomas Taylor. VIM. Hay jr. Jacquelire
b; Har'ie, WIN. Dahney, jr. Edward Haliam, job.
C,urr r
OF George " inston dec cased, Dns.
The defendants Robert Gamble, Richard Booker snt
James Surre' not having entered their appea
gwen security according the assembly and the
ues oil Tins court and it appearing by satisfactory ev
aence, that they not inhabitants Of ,hs roun,y; il
ordered, that the said defendants do npiCa here or
Tue hrst nay ct the next term, and answer tic bill
ihe piain'i; aud that copy of this order forthwith
inserted IN some newspaper published in the city OF ci
mono or two months successfully, and posted toe from
door OF the capitol, in the said CITY,
| Ia copy. Teste, J. 3. AERO1T. D. G. G.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-30

~ The Proprictors of the Wnre have
added to their Printing Office, a set of New
IoB Tyres, which will enable them TO Print
Pamphlets, HandbilIs, Circulars, Cards. &c.
They arc satisfied that Jobs entrusted to
them to Print, will be done as well, as accu-
TateIy, and with as much expedition as By
other Printers Of the city.
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80 @ E u R y.
HAUNTED GROUND.
By Mrs. Hemans.)

~ Slight, wthal, may be the things which bring
X on the hear, the weight which it would ding
lie foreve':--n may be a sound
que ot music--sumtncrs breath, or sprnr,
nwer-a eat--thc ocean-which may wound.
king III electric chain whorewh we gro dersiy bound"
HYRoS.
Ees, it ia haunted! this quiet scene,
iaiT as II looks, and all softly green;
Het fear thou not: for the spell is thrown,
Aud the might of tho shadow alone.
Are thy thoughts wandering to Elves and Favs,
Aud spirits that dwell where the water plays;
oh! in the heart there stronger powers,
Tnat sway, though vcwless, this world of ours.
Have I not lived n,ids, these owly dells,
.Tnd loved, and sorrow'd, aud heard fa,ew.lls
And learnh in my own deep soul 10 look,
And ttenble before that mysterious Book
Have not, under these whispering leaves
Woven such deans g the young hear, weayesa
Shadows--yet unto which life secn'd bound,
Aud is it not-is it not haunted ground,
Must not hear what thou nearest no.
Troubling the air of the sunny spot:
is there not something, to none but mr.,
Told oy the rus'ns of every tre.'
Song hath been hero, with its flow ofthoughr,
iove-wiih its passionate visions fraush,;
Notwithstanding stiffness and sadness rouud,-
Aud IS 1t not-is 1t not haunted ground
A,e there no ph an,on,s hut such MS cpme
Fly night from the da rkuesS that wraps the tomb:
sound, scent, or a whispering breeze,
Can summon up miGhtier far than these.
Eu; may not linger amidst them here,
Lovely they and yet things fear,
Passing and leaving a weigh; behind,
AID thrill on the chords of the stricken mind.
Away, away! that my soul may soar
As free bird Of blue skies once ,1ore!
Here from its wing itmay cast
he chain by those spirits brough, back from tie pa
ifouh, i, not--smc nnt-but 90 thou too,
'Inok on the scenes where thy hildhood grew,
Where thou hast playi at thy mothers knee,
Where thou HAST loved with thy brethren free.
GO thou when life unto thee is changed,
Friends thou hast loved thy soul esirauged,
Nheu from the idols thy heart hath made
Thou hast the colours of glory fade
oh: painfully then, by the vini's low sigh,
lty the voice of the stream, by the flower cups dye,
BY thousand tokens Of sigh, aud sound,
Thou wilt feel thou treading on haunted ground