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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-05
JANES LYONS. u. } r.
Tl{oS. rERRILI., : :
SAn4a LoA:g7arc Crops Stoe5 Of C4a1e, TFors Sheen
S.. Sc: for Sale

SAn4s L51o77rc Crops, Stoe5' Of c42e, rTos, Sheen,
S.. S'r for Sale.
On the 2ls day Of January, 1922 at Cumberland nbe
residence Of John Dasd:idge Nakims) in the county of
New Kent, Will he sold publicly to the highest bidder
20 or 81 valuable slavesanong which are 10 be- fouad
excellent Of almost every drscrptiera!so all
the crops made at Cumberland the present wear Texcrp
the wheat crop consisting of 600 barrels of indian
cofn considerable crop cui;on, other things which
are usually prudncrd farms IN the lower part of Viro
ria"!so all the household and Kitchen furniture and
plantation utensils formerly Belonging the said Watkins
At the same time aud pacr, vii! be sold, small tact Of
land called APpefsons, ucar to Cumberland aud mill and
'hi sHat near the same place. ana in less than mile of
the courthouse. Tbs terms viii made known on the
day OF sales but il Is expected that most of tine personal
property will Jc sold upon credit of ulontls-,ie slaves
will be sold for cash. Creditors Jno D. Watkins are
invited to Increase the fund he appropriated TO the
nent oi tc debts; by attending the sale and becuninr
OideIs Tor the propeTyard all creditors of said Watkins
are hereby notified make known ME .eir claims be-
lore the 81 day at Oct 1928 required by deed under
which this sale will BE made. The signature of Juo D.
atkins Will be required evidence of the validity of
tier C'airs. Tue sale will be made under Died of
Trust from John ID. Wakius aud r. e. Watkins his y,i(e
10 me as trustee for the purposes therein mcntioued it is Of
record IN the coupty of New Kent and hgars dat.
on the Sd day Of Octohrr which day it was delivered
10 he recorded. JAMES SEMpTII Ir rrr,,<-co
Richmond, Bee 16t
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al! OF which mast and spar timber, shall be 70, of the
pest long leaf, fine grain, Southern Yellow Pine free
!''Ti Sh r. and every other defect.
Persons Offering furnish the above MAST a, e,,s
oef III be Pleased to apply the Comma ndanfs Of the
S"Vy ards where ii is he delivered, rcspectively nv
Wh"m they VIII be furnished with schedule of the dImen-
Sos OF the different pieces Proposals for asis and
s' DC mace for each yard, separaicly aud distinct from
'er 10 supply the White Oak aud Yellow Pine which also
must be made separately, aud for Yard. In all offers
'e P'ce tr cubic J6 he statsd Bidders will also
state ineIr residence end their NAMES and residence of their
suiCtIes. " ''''
Any hid no made il conformity to the advertisements, o,
no! received Within The Time limited ia advertisements
will not he acted on. '
IN addition to the bond given 10 secure the IA i,f, nor
nance OF any contract made for the said Timber f.,
per fnt VIII be reserved by the United States on all
payments Giil the contract shall completed; and all
payments VIII be made TIC places Of delivery u.d,s,
otherwise specially directed.
All Tie SAID White Oak Tnler TO he obtained from,
nS near 10 salt water Otherwise known 10 he within
'"e l0fueuce OF the sea salt water.
he whole of the said White Oak aud yellow pi,,.
TIMBER and 6Iasis, and Spd, shall delivered the
respective Navy Yards, before the st day Of gust
ana must undcrg" the inspection aDd measurement Tr,e-
Navy Yards ~ " '"'
Laen offer must be sea led and endorsed tO1er to fur
"i'n nh"e Oak or Yellow Pine Timber-sSOfir to fur
tSh Mast and Spar Timbcr," deliverable at the Navy
lara at - (nSertnE the of the place of delivery
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nj OTiCE-AH persons having opcn accounts yi,i ,i
= estate o. Robert Bell deco late sad6lgr # ihg y
81 hicbroGd. re requested to call or the subscriber tx
settlement AS il IS expected that references 10 tic hook
viii often be required, have had them posted and ann
HoT ready to make - 'cmens Bl,hanzh is desirable
That speedy close Of the administration should be made
- snail give reasonable time to those who may call
IH@bied to the esae, upOu their giving bond for the pay
gisnt thereof al those indebted by bonds and notes
.-'otmed MAI TIE claims ogains; very
gently pressed, aud hat therefore, shall be compelled 10
require them make Immediate paymcnt, All persons
ia'lng to call 10 reasonable mc may expect Legal steps
VIII be taken Tor the collection All person. iayin
claims against the estate, requested 20 present them
properly aud Legally Authenticated that may yo aprissd
% Tie amount due, 10 enable MAKE arrangements or
their liquidation. My Office is 10 tic City Hail. where
The books snd papers will kept aud where shall ccre.
rally attend f.om % to O'Clock.
y. y. WREN, s.rr'i g. r. K
-. go. a.. =. ~, =, - 80
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sippi, consisting OF
One Ihousald and E.ghlg .4,p,,ns;
said plantation has front of IL Arpents on The river
IS adjoining the principal landing of the settlement,
from which Cotton is shipped. On this tract there are
one hundred or more acres of cleared Land-one
4ayge DFelIing House, with six rooms-CouOn Gin,
Fill, Tan Yard, Negro Cabins Sc Teasily renaired -
The tiilea to The above lands indisputabe, and
warranty deed vii 30 s;ver 81 required
AI>so-C1e ZdDusG5td .ArpcIh;
situated on ThOnp5on's Creek IN the parish of Felic
ana, one and half miles from the river Ess;ssppi Sc
ycD miles from the town Of ST. Francisvil!e Part Of
thts tract consists OF low bottoms probably 200 aces
% said tract there are about iy aores cleared Some
years since butgrownup;-E the Whole or one half
q ilis tract will be sold at the option of tue purcfaser
For inFlber particulars apply 10 His Office or to
New Orleans, Oct. .. e
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Ihree Hundred Dollars Re1yard

WILL be given for the apprehension and delivery 10
inc, at the Jail of Henrico County, of JAMES w
PCACI1 and WILLIAM w. ANDREWS. who as-
capped from the said jail on the night of the 10th OF
eihIer Of them. ~
Poach is about .! years of aye feet = hes
hiSh red hair and blue eyes; has on his right arm
marked with India ink, the initials OF his name the
representation OF q tomb, with man in the attitude
OF weeping over which is willow, and under which
IS the date of his BIRTH 1906 and on his left arm, the
representation of all altar and two hearts united over
which two doves suspendng wreath Of love and
above the elbow the American fay. Had on ri,pu
Panaioons cotton Shirt half fur hat and str;n
ed coat aud vest. 'F
Andrews is about rs years Of age, light hair, bsz7e
eyes, s"arthy complexion, feet 10 inches biph, has
marked with India ink, on his right arm, W. ". 4.
over which IS the American Flag and Esgla; Gil his
et arm an altar, over which altar and two hpsris
united, with two doves suspehding wreath Of love
40 on pale blue domestic and pantaloons with
nat ahont half worn. From the bes, information
hare been able to obtain, induced to believe tl.y
arc together at work on TIE Dismal Swamp Canal.
y. Il. THORNTON ID. NJ
For Jots Pegraii, II. l., r. H.
October 9Th. 1927. r.
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Administrators Sale,

Monday n, the i''h day Of January nex,, 1876.
" shall offer tor sale, tn the highest bidder, at the la e
residence of James Cooke, decd in the county Of Pow
hatan 10 or 10 negroes, belonging the estate of said
Cooke consisting ct men, wonicn, boys girls among
whom there is fue carpenter, SOME very likcIv vowed
aud girls; all the household and kitchen furniture stock Of
hoses' caule sheep and hogs the crop cor fodder and
sbucks. ~
TERMs-For all sums OF ten dollars ard Under, cast
will be sequired all exceeding dollars cred,
W" be gwen until the ist January 1929 the purchasers
executing bonds with approved security, will, interest u
me aata Until paid con the puucual I,ayneu, of each
bond, the interest will be RENTED"
On the same day ana the place. shall offer for
sae {" the highest bidder the of land belonging 70
me estate OF said James Cooke, decd lying on Jane
i,fver' adjoining the lands Of William Waltha John G.
''eI III" SOM / Cooke Terms made known on the
""3 W ARMISTEAD a. GREEN,
Admor of James Cooke, decd
towha.au County, 28th Dec. 1927. Ct
'i'i4E Annual General Meeting of the Members OF
the Mutual Assurance Society against Fire on BuI
d!nGs of the State of Virginia will be held at the So
C!eiys ohice III Richmond Tuesday 29,h jan next
JAMES RAWLINGS
zee E3 OF p. Agent NJ A. Soc'y.
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IN THE CITY Or RICHMOND,
On Tie 1GM Januory, 1ga8.

&C. DC. &c.
Dho'e Tictet $5-EaTS2 5o-Quortcy 81 25,
ioT sale at the MANAGERS OFFICE, under the EAGLE Io
B5:ordcts (ost paid) enclosing the cash or przcs -
former Lotteries, will be promptly attended by
Dec p is Ricbo,oaG
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From the london "Forgrt Me- No,.Nl
THE THa&S,I-FIRST OF DECEMBER.
60 As If az, angel Srofc
hcar he SOiea,s. soul,d.
You've.
Hnrk to the deep toned chime Of that bell,
AS 1t breaks on the midnight ear
seems It not tolling funeral kreii?
lis the kncl uf ti'o parting year,
Before that bell shall have ceased its chine,
The year shall have sunk in the ocean OF Time.
On. many an eye that was bcaming bright
as this year hOm us sIumbcr arose,
W as di'nned by anguish sealed in night.
Ere IT reached its dreary close;
Aud hearts that in gladrcss were blooming then,
save withercd, Oh--never TO bloom again!
ct the wind will grow calm, and the blow will sleep,
And sorrow bring Joy by It's side
Aud hours Of degh; DER young spirits will swcep,
ADD the lover be blesi in his bride:
Aud blue eyes of beauty. uns,aim'd by Il tear,
h'ii yet beam a, thy niemory, thou happy old Year.
70 me, faded Year, thou hast not been uukiud,
Shough my glin'ses of sunshine were few:
welcomed tIce camly--part from thee resgm'd,
NOR breathe onc' reproach with adieu.
NO thanks to thy speed, that my pilgrimage here
by so much is Standardization fare thee WEI, Year,
T.
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JOHN THOMPSON.

vented 10 hire for the Coming year, Black Woman
cook wash and Black Girl TO do chamber
forhe above stations AMI good Characters liberal waee9
W.. oe g7sn' JOHN THOMPSON
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HATS & GAPS

| HAVE received by late arrivals from New York re,-
temeDs black beaver Hats of superior ouali,, anJ IS
various patterns also one of gentlemen's ard
youth sea otter aud fur seal Caps, very handsome
On hapd very large and general assortment Of
fur, aud 5000 wool hats to the latter invite the
eniioD Of those having Factory, Coalp or Plantation
Negroes 20 furnish
Nov. 28iIi. JOHN THOMPSON.
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lRGLgTL.4:

AZ rules, holden in the cetEs office of tire superior court
o! chancery for the RitrDoi district, the Id day Of
December, 1877:
Richard NJ Harwsll and Polly his WIRE, ftrnerIy Po(yy
Atkinson, Hraftweli hitchcnck and Frances his viz
tormlly Atkinson Russell Bjtchcnct and Susanpa IN,
w't' late S@Shnnn sianbact, aud formerly Susanna
Atkinson, and JaT,s Atkinson, PA%
against
JOHN Atkinson ani Nathaniel Pariun dzacuofs Of WI
liam Atkinson. deceased, and the ,ad John Afkfuso,
III his own right, Richard Coleman and Dolly his vii.
Rcbecca Ecc, jesse Bonner adnor Of lis late wife
Susanna, Martha Collier, Lewis 4. Collier, Georre
H. Collier Thomas B,dg(orth and Lucy his wife. and
SARAH A'kiUson, widov Of said WuI. Atkinson decd
~ Dts
.ne defendants: Eaihaniel Parham and Ceorcn b. Col.
her, not having entered their appearance and given cl-
ry according 10 the act Of assembly and the rules OF
ms court and IL appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they arc not nhahitaus of this cGlury; is ofdreI
inat the sad defendants DO appear here on the fosnc
DAY OF the next term and answer TIC amended bill Of
The pjautisj and that copy Of this order be forthwith
"see" IN SONG newspaper published in the Gig OF Rich
no"d' tyr two months excessively, AID Posted at tie
front door of tie capitol, in the said city.
Up Copy. Tcsie, WV. w BENGNC;. 6. c.
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Mississippi Lands for Sale.

a PLANTATION situated about fifteen miles n.
IA boYe Baton Rouge, tie left bank Of the HIssIs.
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Proposals will also be received u; the 5th day OF Jan
uary next for the following Mast and Spar timber, to b.
delivered at the respective Havy Yards. ,iz.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-02-16

DEATH OF DE Writ CLINTON. We re-
gret, that We have TO announce tho death Of
DE WIyT CLINTON. Governor Of the State of
Nsw-York, and one Of the most distinguished
men and scholars Of the age. This melancholy
event took place on Monday last. The day
previous, he was as we'll as usual, and betrayed
no symptoms Of indisposition.
Mr.. CLINTON, mas long been known to the
world, as a statesman Of rare attainments and
and as a practical philosopher. He was born
in tho year 1869, and at the time of his death
was in the sixtieth year of his age. The mel
~ancholly intelligence ofthe death of this great
man, reached us at SO late an hour, that we
have been prevented from presenting a bio
graphical sketch of his life, but one shall ap-
pear in our next.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-02-16
"SrAND BACK MY LoRDs."-Mrs. Roy

"STANp BACK MY LoRDs."-Mrs Row.
all has put her Black Book to Press, and it
now becomes oil evil doors, from Judge 49,
down to Peter wilkins, to DO on the look out
Their day of rctribution is at hand, and soon
will they have to hear the awful denunciations
Of the lady with the long pipe. All! woe is
him, who falls within her clutches, and some
Of the fraternity, must suffer literary impale-
ment.
1t is lucky for our friends OF the Boston
Statesman that they made their peace with
her, and for the sake Of him of tho cooked hat
and rusty sword, who steers the Commercial
Gazette, we could wish, that he had been
equally Fortunate But he has offended, and
must take the stripes-he has sinned against
Mrs. Royal, and must be castigated. Poor
old soldier. how W. pity him, for Mrs. Royal,
when provoked, has no mercy.
We understand, that when Stone, of the
New-York Commercial, heard the Black Book
was announced, he looked blue, and CON-
menced singing the pathetic ballad Of Cruel
Barbara Allcn."-Noah laughed aloud, six
and twenty hours, at the "Goose and Grid
Iron," and drank six " whiskey punches."-
Charles King, Of the American, raved and
protested that such productions were contrary
to all the rules and ordinances of " Good SO.
ciety;" and the +" Professor" of the States
man, throw Homer and Virgil into the fire, and
hummed Hush, my dear, lie still and Stun.
ber."
To be very brief, the Black Book, has made
a most distressing stir among Mrs. Royals
foes. and it is said that Wash, the bittercst OF
them, looked exceedingly grave, when he
heard Of the annunciation, and protested thai
Mrs. Royals book was beneath the dignity
OF criticism! Thanks to our kind stars, Hs
old lady and ourselves, are on good terms, ant
reposing on hcr often repeated expressions o.
friendship, we shall expect TO escape hor black
catalogue.
N. B.-We have just heard that her leg il
getting better, and that Stephen Simpson ha.
proceeded to Vermont, to present her a new
box Of pipes.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-02-16

Or JMassachusetis.-Some faint symptoms
Of opposition is discovered in Massa chusetts,
said by the knowing ones, that Judge Nor
ton, Of Taunton, will be invited by David Hen
shaw and Nathaniel Greene, as a committee
from the Jackson party. TO become a candi-
date in opposition TO Governor Lincoln. We
should think, however, that his honour would
decline leaving the comfortable birth, which
he now holds, to become a candidate for an
Office, which, there is not the most remote
probability he could obtain.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-02-16

GA FRIEND in Uxbridge, has requested us
to say u word or two, for the benefit Of Mr..
Thayer, their present Representative to the
Legislature, who has deserted the interest ofthe
town, and joined the Jackson faction, in that
body, led by Messrs. Bayiies, Sibiey & Co. We
do not consider 1t necessary to occupy our time
or space, with Mr. Thayer. He can have no
influence let him belong to what side he may,
and as the freemen Of that town. will at the
next election, without doubt, dispense with his
services, and allow HIM to retire to the shades
of obscurity. to weep over his folly and igno-
rance, we must allow him to pass without fur
Their notice.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-02-16
From the Albany Argus Of Tuesday.
DEATH OF GOVERNOR Clinton!

"We discharge a melancholy duty in an
nouncing the death Of Governor Clinton. He
expired last evening, of an apoplexy. The
summons came without scarcely a moments
warning, whilst he was sitting in his chair, in
the midst of his family.
The sensation which this event produced
throughout the city, aud continues 10 produce,
need not be described. 1t came with The sud
denness Of the electric shock; and seems, even
now, to DO a dream. rather than melancholy
reality.
Owing - the crowd that during the evening
occupied the house Of the governor, and the
confusion incident TO the event, we are not
able 10 ascertain all the facts that we could
have desired to communicate for the public in
formation. We understand that Gov. G.. dis
charged his official a,ocations during the day
as usual;-having written several letters in the
afternoon. Ho died almost instantly, the first
indication of the approach of the attack being
the falling back of his head upon the chair,
and the lapse between that moment and the
arrival of Doctor Bay, when life was extinct,
not being more than ten minutes. All efforts
10 restore animation proved unavailing; not
outstanding they wero unremitted to a late
hour last night.
Covernour Clinton's fame will live after him.
HIS lie and actions now form a part Of the
public history. We have ever been of his
political opponents, but the grave closes all
animosities personal, with us, there were
none. We can only now mingle our sorrows
with that Of the whole community, and cs-
peeially with his bereaved and deeply %a.iiict-
ed family.
Under the constitution, the executive duties
devolve on the observation-disclosures pitcher, ]
who is now confined to his room by severe
indisposition.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-02-16

BooH.-A little two and three penny paper,
published at Chelsea Lahding-the name Of
which we do not neutrality-suspicious. US of CO.
plying an original article from its columns with
out giving 1t credit. To the charge we plead
ignorance, and assure the editor Of tho little
thing, that we never read his paper, and that
we were altogether Ignorant Of his possessing
an original idea. But it he has given the world
an original thought, he certainly is entitled to
great credit, and shall have it. What was the
article worth! Master Nicholas! Bring in your
bill.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-02-16

PLANTATION by Mr.. Everett, in which he gave .
description of the work, the committee rose.
reported the bill without amendment, and 1t
was ordered to be enerossed for a third read
ing. The General Appropriation bill for 1928,
as amended by the. Seua,e, vas agreed 10 IN
Committee Of the Whole; and the bill finally
passed in the House, and has before this,
probably received the signature OF the Presi-
dent. The bill making appropriations for tho
payment ofpensions, as amended by the Senate,
was also taken up; but the House disagreed 10
the amendment of the Senate, which appro2ri-
ates $500, 900. instead of 564, 900. Mr.. Floyd
gave notice that, on Tuesday, he should move
the House to go into Committee OF the Whole,
for the purpose Of taking up the bill on the
subject OF the Oregon River. The House ad-
journed 10 Monday.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-02-16
THE DEPARTMENT. OF STATE. We ON

THE DEPARTMENT OF STATE. We omit.
ted to state in the article on our first page, re.
lative to the Stationary used in the Depart.
ment Of State, that it is manufa ctured by Mr.
Henry Hudson, Of Hartford, Come c%ticut, and
is Of a very superior quality -highly crediiablc
to the American Manufacturer. The sealing
wax used in the Department., is manufa ctured
in Ncw-York and Philadelphia. and is far ,u.
perior to any that is imported from England
These s,atesenis being made, for the infor.
nation Of the opposition, they are now called
upon to get up soms new story Of scandal, to
CRAFTY their Unsuitable appetites for calunny.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-02-16

G-The Jackson Speaker of the House OF
Representatives, has appointed the following
gentlemen to compose the select committee,
viz: Messrs. Hamilton, Ingham, Sergeant
Rlves, Everett, Wicklile and Wright, Of New
York. Messrs. Sergeant and Everett, are
friends TO the Administration, and the other
gentlemen, are among Its. most violent and Bit
ter opponents. Mr.. Wright has since declined
serving and Mr.. -- appointed in his
place.
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ron THE LirsaAav sAplr.
CONWAY.
The wave

lndt wv w DCi wv o"ffo
Makes moan above thy grave.n
The dark green seal sounding on, above its coral caves,
And nothing recls, that manhood's prime, has sunk beneath
its waves,
That tears are flowing for the lost, the dead, who in their
Are gathered to its heaving breast, from every age and cline.
And thou, had earth for thee, no fODers' no sunlight and
no joy?
That thou could'st thus, in one dark hour, heavens brightest
gin destroy
Was there no shrine, no altar hsre, at which Thy soul might
bend?
And feel a kindly influence, ON thai lonely heart descend!
No DER thee now, in thy vast tomb, is wreathingthe white
foam,
But not so cold, that lone abode, so drear, that last, long
home,
ing chain,
and pain.
Thou vert u weary wandcrer, from that distant sea ght
shuTe,
Where thy loved chidlood's happy home, may never gree,
thee more,
Thou let in sorrow, and in gloom, the land that gave
thee bht.,
And since TINT day, hast traversed o'er a waste Of stran-
ger earth.
There was no kind and constan, friend, the loved of early
years,
To mingio wilLthy wat'ry grave, affections mourning
teas,
Tie blended tears of grief and love, in lone despair to
shed,
When the depths took TO their bosom, TIE lord, tie lost,
The dead!
No-thou vert on tie mighty sea, unidended and alone,
Tho there rere eyes that had, on thee, in fond affection
shone,
Those that would sosthe thee, many a loyd and many a
kindly hand,
But they were all away from thee, in a fur, far distant
land.
The star hath set, tia, brightly rose, above the tragic
scene,
dent beam;
mind,
signd.
Farewell-abovc that noble form--now rolls the Atlantic
wave,
And, vainly, on that drearnlcss sleep, the ocean tempests
rave,
Thou wak'st not, when the waters rush, Thy cold, dark
grave above
Thou hearst not nop, to break thy rest, tic still, small
voice of love.
That voice is rasd in En.land's Isle, thy mother looks in
vain,
For, br one fond, returning smile, to cheer her heart
again;
There, too, a father waits for thee, his loved and noble
son,
Nor dreams, tie darkly rolling sea, so fair a prize has won.
And manly friendship mourns thy loss, for thou wet true
and kind,
a noble and a gcn'rous friend, such, we not always find,
Yet still thou vert a~joylcss one, on elsll, bur liiie blcsi,
And, nOp, we Trust, thoi'r gone to dwell, where eanh's
tired children rest. ELLA.