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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-10
".and orsyeone us HE S,plwrr cloud.
"Iffilsouf our spectral wondcr2"

Can VIC see tho daily instances which ore presented
10 us Of the Inconsistency Of the Jackson party Of
their readiness 10 contradict by their acts all which
they strenuousy advocated in theory and vet not
feel surprised that they should find adhcrcnts and de-
Tenders among men of sagacity and probityS We
do confess that sstonsbmon that there should be
found any portion Of tho intelligent citizens advoca
ting the course # General Jackson is only 10 be
equallcd by regret that in the most limited degree
that should be the case.
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THIS DAY.
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FOR NORFOLK AND BALTIMORE.

IENHE Steamboat COLUMBUS, Capt. ]. o,
TURNER has commenced her regular run as q
freight and passage boat between this CITY ana Ba
tinore. touching at Norfolk and will take freigbt and
passengers on the same terms as by other conveyan
ces, leaving Richmond once in ten days. The ssub
scriber has contracted with the Directors of the Com
pany of the Columbus to puss all her freiqbts ff re-
CURED by the consignee shpper,) through the
Dock, without any other charge than DockaRe an
freight landed at taken board from the
Rockets, will be free Of wharfage. ~e
June 3-2aw6wif LEWIS LUDI,AM An,t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-10
SCHEME.

With many others worthy of notice.
The drawing will be received on Saturday.
Foe ucky numbers, in whole half or quarter ticI,
els, call AZ PE.8RJa.aN,.S OFFICE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-10

u JOB PnINTIFti eEcc-fe3 si'''I, lsff- ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-21

Our resders will recoIirr, The rrpo" !.
Rothschild having purchased The Holy I''"
The following curious extract OF aPri''t !"
ter from SMYRNA is given in the London Low
Journal. This is an age Of wonders 'no "
not impr obable thu, there may be some ''''''
lion for this singular news: =.
1.-THE confidence Of the children 81 i"";~
the words Of the Prophet has not been ~ vol
the temple Of Solomon will be rr''ored ;. NJ
It's spIendor. Baron Rothschild, VINO wa :,
eused OF having gone to Rome 70 ably y.
faith Of his fathers, has merely passed NM Sts
that city on his way to Constsn'inop,e po,s
he is about 10 negotiate loan WIN 'ne p,,n
Il is s.aied, on good authority, 'ha w.. ST..
Ro,hschild has engaged to furnish 10 s ~,
tan the enormous sum Of $50 ooo, ooo P'. eos.
at ,hre. ins,almr n,., without interest," Of and
citizen of the Sullan's engaging, Tor nI,n' s',hit
his successors, to yield TO Baron NUN '"d d.
forever, the sovereignty Of Jerusalem "a, VI.
territory Of ancient Palestine, wb'1n ,"n', 10.
cupied BY the twelve tribes. me p ',;',, Who
teniion is, to grant 10 The rieh 's s,. Of The
are scattered about In different pr" '',,. b.
world. portions Of that fine county, = - rive
nrono.r. TO establish seienioriiiss, sno ' w 50.
them. a. far as possible, their 'ne'e0' ~
cred laws. u..,.v, will o.
length have country, and ever! .,,o,. The
mainly must rejoice at the h.pPy; . .; Of |
poor Jews win cease to oe 'n'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-21

Capt. Stru,hers, Of The James Monroe ,,x
York, informs that the day he left Crons,sd Il.
Emperor Of Russia visited The place, aud u,,,
much pleased with thr ship U States, them
ed and ready for sea, that he immediately Nj,
chased her, and took the Captain, Wilson an,
young Mr.. Barker, up TO S.. Petersburg to y.
crive the payment. The Emperor pronounced
the ship the 6ncs vessel he had ever SEEM.
ordered the cargo TO be discharged, intending
TO make use Of her as model, and then d.,,
patch her 10 the Black sea.
The Uuued States was built in New Yo,L
abou, three years since by MesMs. Bell /
Brown, is Of 675 tons burden, and ha, earhd
1900 bales Of co'ton.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-21

GREAT SPoRr "A Cir ular hum was had u
Adams County. Pa. on Thursday los. A''''
thirty sportsmen of Gettysburg made 'f'
Of the company, and the whole force r''a'
5let on the ground in due order q, the ''"o'n'
ed hour. They had their intelligence oe'r''
and heir captains Of tens, &c. "Ihsy ID"
pr decided TO form (ssys one OF the thirty ~"
according to the opinions Of many ps'''%
surrounded Ut leas, s. acres of Scrub o'N
enclosed one Snow. bird, which unfor'un'"'
escaped, and saw one Rahb, Outside Of u"
ting, which, as they could not drive 1t "'n''
escaped also +"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-21

EMieRANrs.-1h he walls VI Shrffield in n.
gland, are placarGed win three different bills
each designed to remind such persons IS at.
disposed, and can aG'rd TO leave 'OId England
tina, they may forth with De trauspor ed 10 "Nev
York." Swan River" or "aiexsnd,ia," th. l..
ter place being within a short dislane. d The
famous Chesapeake ard Ohio Canal. now b.
ing Gu, from Washington to Pittsburgh, a d.
lance OF 343 miles, and which will employ TO-
900 !abourers during the ensuing spring.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-21

A letter received 10 Charleston, d,,sdu
Cruz, Sept. II, in announcing The ,rr..' ~
of the Spanish invading army under B..,,"
says:
Il cannot adequately express the ,o;v.
Joy manifested on the arriva; here oI ~
SANTA ANNA, which took place YESTERDAY 1. %
ternoon, al S O'Clock. Tha, brave man w.. d.
c,ivrd by the whole population with a. ne.
arms. In truth, was for while, ann,. sra
sive that they would absolutely overcome h;a
with their continued c.res.es. They h.,. h.N
on their shoulders to MS own residence wv. a
he shew them the Spanish asg, captured i, r.a
the enemy, the proplr spit upon and oh..
wise insul,ed it. The Spsniarts are d,,u't
by all Mrxicans here. They call Gen. S,y,4
Anna, Napoleon the second {" asa
-Infatua,ed peoplr How readily the, fo,,.
the chains for them selves, and suffer ,b.;, ~
mira,ion of military glory to blind them B.,
their dsng"r. Napoleon the second T,,.
cry is enough May other republic, al.
warning by the experience which every d.
teaches.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-21

We learn. from the New York Commercial
that Gen. SooTr has 6nslly acquiescsd in he
correctness Of Presiden, adams decision in re-
spect 10 his rank, and has reported himself ft
duty. Ii is question, with US, whether Ga,
Scorr's conduct, in this affair, has mol be..
worthy Of very severe censure. II has eer'in'
Iy set au example Of ipsubordina,ion md dia
bedieuce. We respect Gen. Scorr's ereu
and eharacter-but we cannot shut our sy,iS
the facts Of the case.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-21

However much he people Of G-n. TAYLoR's
dis,rie, may admire his independence, and es
innate his talents, we believe there can be no
hope that they will ever send HIM back to The
Convention. We observe. thu, al a meeting Of
the voters Of Norfolk county, held on Monday
lssr, Gen. Taylor was preseni, AMI in speech
explained his views and sentiments. Alter be
retired, a motion was made expressive of The
confidence Of The people in the purity Of his
motives as their representative, and approbaio-
ry Of the course he had pursued in the Conven-
,ion; wishing him 10 return. to, and requesting
H. B. GRIessY, Esq. 10 vaeate his sea, IN tina,
body.
There was a general desire 10 concur il the
FIRST part Of this resolution, ascribing to him
pure and honorable motives; out TO The latter
part there was warm and spirited opposition;
and the meeting 6nally adjourned without CO.
ing any thing.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-21
Eishery to Rent.

L. That well-know" Fishery, by The
11IftA name Of BELLS I.ANDIN G-snd for
several years successfully fshed by w.
S1 Stephen Ca,cood, and, lastly, by W II.
yles. Esq. Persons wishing to rent The above fishery,
ascertain the terms by applyng to-day, at william
B Stuart's Hotei-and thereafter at my residence in
Prince Georges County, near Piscstaway.
nov lO-eo3ts WILLIAM BRYAN Of RID,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-21

We have received, through the Post Ofsice,
a pamphlet entitled Letters to Congress on
National Schools" II contains six letters 10
the following order:
On the importance of National Free
Schools to secure permaneney to this Union.
: .. On the constitutional power Of Congress
to establish K pa,ronize National Free Schools
,. On The competency of The resources Of
the government for the purpose.
T. Proposed plan for establishing sue h
Schools.
S. On the advantage offered by the present
condition Of this country for adopting the pro.
posed mrasure.
s. On the probable effects Of National Free
Schools on the government and general inter
ests of this Union.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-21

The Bosom Com mercial Gazette states that
twelve packages of woollens were seized in r't
city on Sunday, OH suspicion Of having Tea
smuggled. They are supposed 10 have cont
from Canada.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-21
Through from four IND half To- five hour,

win'eave LyFoRD's FOUNTAIN INN, Light street.
on 1Awsday 9Th inst at half past O'Clock in the
ing tor Washington, and continue to daily; at the
same time, will leave Barnards Mansion Hotel. Penn
syvana Avenue, (near the Presidents house for Bal
timore.
q Books kept at tie above place, and also at the
Stage Office, No. South Calvert-st for the reception
Of passenger names.
U Fac two dollars and fifty cents
The editors ofthe Gazette, Alexandria; Arena and
Herald. fredericksburg, Compiler aud Wing, Rich
mond: Times and Old Dominion, Petersburg; Herald
and Beacon, Norfolk; Register and Star Raleigh; and
Observer Fayetteville will publish the shove three
times week, inner firm, for month,
noV 4
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-21

The bill authorizing q temporary loan has
passed both branches Of The Pennsylvania L.
gislsture.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-21

A dinner is TO be given, in Philadelphia, u
Mr.. BRowN, our late Miniser To Frsnce.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-21

" Sales Of s,ock Of the American In,ur-
ar'e Company Of New York. ~e.~ tTsae on
Tuesday, a. the grea, advance Of I76 per cent.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-21
Sun Fire Company

I'VE members are requested To meet At the Engine
Il House O. Monday next, at o'clock
soy IL R.I.T. WILSON, Clerk,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-21
Notice.

1 LEGIONARY COURT OF INQUIRY for the LIST
n Regiment, I'd Brigade. will be held at the Old
Council Chamber Saturday, the 2ist instant at 10
o'clock, A. VI. By order, th, Court may. for good
shewn, remit fines and exempt from military du.
". G. BRENT,
nov l0-eot2lNov Adjutant.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-21
Notice 70 Taiiors

lNHE subscriber living in MiddIeburg. Loudoun
L ty, IVA SO miles west Of Alexandra, immediate
ly the Turnpike Road leading to Winchester, will
give constant employment the gear round-to Eiour
JOURNE YNEN T3ILORS;
good workmen, and of steady habits, to whom liberal
wages and continual seat Of FASHIONABLE WORK will
be given. Men Of the above profession wishing con.
and profitable situation would do well to call a.
early possible, the subscriber will pay the stage
&c Of those that may call on him between this time
ana the ooh instant.
THOMAS w. DoRMAN,
nov 2-eolm Hiddebuk.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-02
Oct. II.
NOtiCe.

IN pursuance Of an Act of Congress of the United States
entitled An act to extend the time allowed for the Re-
dempton Of Lands sold tor direct Taxes in certain cases.
All persons in the District of Delaware whose Lands
have been sold for the Of taxes and purcas
ed behalf of the United States under the several acts
Of Congress passed the Cd August 1915, the 9Th January
1915, and the 5th March 1876 for laying ,nd collecting
Direct Tax within the United States so far as the
have been purchased for behalf he United States,
are hereby notified that the time allowed for the Reeemp
ton of such lands is revived and extended for the further
term of Three years from and after the expiration OF the
last sessiono Congress- That application to me on such
Redemption, interest be paid at the rate OF 20 per
centum per annun on the aforesaid, and the adj
don of 20 per centum cargeabe thereon and the right
Of Redemption shall well to the heirs and assigns
the Lands so purchased behalf of the United States
as to the originals thereof -,..,>
Clerk. District Court, Delaware District
CLERKS Office Wilmington, Nov. "a, 1925 6o-St
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-02

ALBION CORN PLASTER.
A FFORDS immediate relief, and ELECTS GER
Atan cure for Corns. BY It's application accord
Ing to accompanying directions, the Corn is soften
ed. atenualed and drawn out by the roots, without
the least pan or any of the trouble and danger at
tending the hazardous aud Intellectual practice of ex-
tracing the Corn by mere cutting.
The following instances-from many others OF
imilar character Efficiently attest to the superior
fiji :acy of the .gbion Cora Plaster:
MIR. Farrar. OF RostUn, was a number ct years
distressed by very painful Corn, had applied eve
ry thing recommended without effect and was rem
dered perfect cripple. On applying this Plaster
he was perfectly cured of his corn and freed IRON
his lameness
A Gentleman Of Greenfield was years afflicted
with very painful Corn, and was cured by one box,
after every other plaster had been tried to no pur
pose.
Mr.. Cutler, of Boston, was cured Of a trouble
some Corn by one box.
Cewifca,e-io those afflicted with Corns on
their feet o certify. that have used the .4tbton
| Corn Plaster with complete success Before had
used one box, it completely cured corn which had
troubled me for many years. make this public for
the benefit of those afflicted with that painful con-
pIaint (Sioned) VIM. SHAW.
Flushing. Long Island, Feb. 90.
1 price 80 GEMS box
| 0lt-Prepared from the original Ms. Recipe OF the
late DR.. ". /. Conway, by T. kdder, his insme-
dilute successor aud the sole proprietor For sale
wholesale, with all the other Contny oiedci,e' at
his Counting Room over Nc. 81. Qormerly 10Y
Court street, corner Of Hanover street. Boston, and
at retail, BY his special appointment. by
J. HARLAN, Agent.
| No. 1856 Market Street, Wilmington.
&.*Observe that none are genuine without the
written signature of r. KIpDER, on the outside prln-
ted wrapper.
ORA large discount made to country Physicians,
Traders, SC. TO.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-02
dissolution Of Rartnership

The Copartncrshp carried on by the subscribers
under the firm of NeWian g. Wooiston was dissoly-
on the first day of January last; all persons having
claims against said firm, will present their accounts
to S. Wooston for settlement and those indebted
are requested to make immediate payment to him.
II. S NEWLIN.
S. WOOLSTON.
Oct L. 5l-2m
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-02
Turnpike Election.

THE STOCKHOLDERS of the Wilmington and
Great Valley Turnpike Company. are hereby notl-
fed that an Election for President, six Managers
and Treasurer, will be held at the Inn OF Mrs
Broomal's, Village Of Brantywinc. on Monday the
18th day Of January next, between the hours OF
and o'clock, =. NJ.
JACOB B. vANDEVER, See'y.
BfandyWine, Dec. 23rd, 1928. 73-tE.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-02
20 u W "

he following exquisite lines are from the DecemCe
number of the LADIES' lfagazine-they aciA b
known as the production Of the editor Of that pleas
ing Miscellany, Mrs. Sarah J. Hale.
THOU DYING YEAR, FAREWELL
Farewell, thy destiny is done,
Thy ebbing sands We tell,
Blendid and set with centuries gone
Thou dying year, farewell!
Gifts from thy hand--sprng's joyous leaves,
And summers breathing flowers,
Autimns bright fruit and bursting sheaveS,
These blessings have been ours.
They pass with thee. and now they seem
Like gifts from fairy spell,
Or like some sweet remembered dream
We bid those gifts farewell
Though frail the fair, rich things of earth,
Must minds bright hopes be frail
And those pure thoughts that owed their birth
To thee-thus with thee fail
Not if the soul but grid her might,
IIer treasures guard with care
The storm swellI stream that sweeps the height,
But lays the rich mine 5are,--
The high resolve, the holy fear,
Walked by the passing kne,
O, take n It these, thou Wing year!
We bid not these farewell
CORNEIIA.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-02
ayr. ANTIC SOUVENE1R FOX
1929.

Just received and for Sale here.
This beautiful little work, ls believed TO sufpass
in elegance even its last years appearance
ATLANTIC SOUVENiR.-Messrs.C carey Lea
L. Carey have published the Atlantic souvenir ior
1000 We find that this beautiful annual has been
oot,en no this year with an uncommon degree OF
sn,endor, and a correspondent cost We under
,and that no less sum than elevsn thousand dollars
have been spent upon the work, by its enterpr'sing
and liberal proprietors.-C. s. Gag
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-02
NOTICE TO
Manufacturers.

,Popos Al will be received at this Office, to flrnlsh
L for the use of the United States Amy tor the year
182othe following articles Of domestic manuscirs-'z;
Grey twllld cloth Ga wide, IAN,
Cotton Drilling, unbleached "a and 7-S wide'
Cotton Surfing. unbleached 7-8 vide
Germantown Wollen short stockings q 1901 SOCKS
Laced Booces and Shoes.
1t,; and eubiect to strict inspection Samples OF the
foregoing articles vii be exhibited at his Office ana pa
tms Of Wolen and Cotton Cloths. will be transmitted u
those Manufacturers that may apply 'of ife' ''''"'
rnd nv such information shall be asked tor
The proposals be in writing sealed, and endorsed
6. onnsals-and will be received until the @oth day OF
January 1899. y.om.
Philadelphia, December 18Th, 1879
G.. IRVINE,
rommissary General of Purchases fl-'|o'
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-02
For the Dela,onre Journal.
CHRISTMAS HYMN.

Bringing salvation from the realms of glory
A God! Lo God, forsakes his Fathers seat
Angels attending, bear the joyful tidings,
o come and let us worship at his,feet. :,
Where shall we go to find the mighty saviour'
We angels direct us to his temple gate;
Star in the Fast to the Redcemer guide US,
o come and let us worship at his feet
Not in the palace Of the mighty Caesar,
Nor yet in the mansions of the wise and great.
Seek Him in Bethlehem in the lowy manger:
o! come and let us worship at his feet.
What shall we offer to the Lord Of glory?
O what sthe tribute to his glory meete
lie will not scorn humble alterations,
o come and let worship at his feet.
Praise him. ye angels in the heights Of heaven,
Ye saints shout his praise and bow before bis seat.
Come all the world come, JON the mighty ch,rls,
o come and let us wors in at h. feet. JUVENES.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-02
(yNyistian almanac,

Benlete with useful and interesting information
10 the philauthropc and christian mind:
The above, with great variety OF otner COM
mon and Pocket Almanacs, to be mad single or
.;,, torms TO Merchants, Traders or Peders.
''''s r. PORTER & SON
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-02
Debtors and Creditors

or Doctor John Johnson decd. will please take
notice that have appointed HHiam H. Nof, my
Agent to receive, adjust and settle all accounts of
said Deceased; to whom it is necessary to make
Immediate application, to prevent suits.
ROBERT PORTER, .4dm'r.
VImt'n. Dec. so.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-02
PLEASANT REMEDY FOR
GOr2ss I!

1t has now been known for years, that the
ALBION CORN PLASTER.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-02
n Lost. Day-book.

small Day book belonging to the above Estate
is missing. Any person who will deliver it as above
shall be generously rewarded.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-02
g II a K. a. Y.
CORNEIIA.

" ODE. sacred 10 the memory Of llLLL2
PENN. the founder Of Pennsylvania, BY Pet
Martoc. Formerly Of Philadelphia.
"ASDEND the bark, the sail expand,
And fly the blood-polluted land,
The tyrait'sra and bigot's zeal
Already wbet the murd'ring s'eel
Whist virtue from the scene retres,
As prosecutions lights her fires.
Ascend the bark expand the sail;
Thy God shalt grant the tavring gale,
And awestruck waves the ship respect,
Which piety and faith direct,
AS from this land ofrage and tears,
The Philosophlc Chief she bears.
:" see, see the unt.usht band,
Mildly they welcome thee to land,
Thy brow no sullcn fury wears;
NJ dark resentment lowers On theirs.
Can pety and justice fail
Ascend the bark; expand the sail"
Thus Charity the Chief ADDRESSED,
And warm'd with sacred zeal his breast.
Tls ready feet the BARK ascend,
HIS friends, pons train, attend.
Hope smiles. affection varly pleads,
And ,blon's guilty shores reccdes.
Each wind gentler breezcs blows;
With gentler CT mt ocean flows,
A. if (what witt not virtue charm :!
His pous vows their rage disarm;
And Delaware's capaclous breast,
Exult,ng bears the welcome guest.
aye gazing tribes! your fears f,rego;
No plund'rer |, or cruel foe.
These hands, in wars dire trade unskld,
No spear p,otend or talchonw WELD,
Nor from my bark, with art accuts,
Shall lightning Ay or thunder burst.
"O'er wide extended lands you roam;
We seek alas peaceful home.
These gifts your Kindness shall repay
His friends The usefl stores display,
Virtue the treat, ratified,
And reason snil'd with decent pride.
sye people, hear (asain he spoke]
Who groan beneath double yoke,
The voice of Charity revere;
No holy tyrant threatens here
No despot rules with cruel sway:
Securely toll, securely pray
uPcgion who shall dare restrain
New systems choose old retain.
From temples let your VOWS ascend,
Or private in your closets bend.
by pricstly zeal or power unaw'd,
Let all in freedom worship God" u,
The british isles with rapture heard;
His voice the s,,h ring German cheer'd.
In crowds they hasten to the shore, ~
And hear, unmov'd old ocean roar ~
Their shores they quit, and dangers sights
Religion. Freedom, Peace invite
Ye statesmen, whom weak minds revere
Ye kings, who empire buiid on fear
With candid minds survey the plan,
And venerate the upright man,
Who, not to selfish views conhn'd,
Studied the good of all mankind
TIe spoke not to unwilling slaves;
The forest falls the harvest waves:
The curve disdaining street extends.
The dock resounds, the mast asccnds.
Hope Wig 'rous labor sweetly cheers,
And property the bliss endears.
To neighb'rng shores and distant lands
His worth bright example stands.
A fertile region bears his name;
Philosophy exalts his faTne
The arts his matchless deeds record.
And Heay'n bestows the great reward.
From the Winters Wreath.
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