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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-03

q LIST Of July, 1879.
Persons calling Tor letters IN the following list,
win ,ease say THEY ARE ADVERTISED, or they mag ns
gsi them
Adams Herbert & Co ?
R.vRB Brown Capt John Beatley
VI IS susan Boyer Joshua BAKER
Miss Margaret Byrne John Bsyne
l. VI Boss Mr. Thos Berry
C.
Col Robert Crane John Clare, u
Henry Cunningham Jchn ConneI
Mcssrs Geo Carson Co
D.
william Dobie 3 solomon Drew
lane Deneafe james Denly
L.
John EMERSON
Gordon Forbes Mary C Farm
James Eeddon
VIM Galloway
II.
&c Hutton Bracy Humphreys
John HUMPHREYS John ID Hap poidt
Henry Hanceman 1eoede r Hall
Rachael Till Anna Holden
Mary Ann Harrington Thos Rowland
j.
YIN Jackson Henrietta Jones
X.
Mary Krouse John Keith
Mary King
l..
EleEor Linsey Miss Ei'enor Lymohs OF
BSA Lowe Syman'
john Lee refer Loudoh
NJ.
Rober. Monroe Widow Norton
Francisco March Louis B Noble
l. hurry Wv Newly
Henry W Massie
P.
President & Directors OF J Is Patterson, editor, &C.
the Fairfax Turnpike Co Geo PMgeo
Abram T. Poots john Ppscoe
r.
Miss Ann Reece
s.
Wesley Summers Law Summers
George Spanckman Jersrd Simpson
NIL ~ a Slale John B Sceyars
Cant T. Smothers Mr. ShepPley
Chas r Shaw Scott
Mrs ariana Sim . Miss PAMELA Scott
Thos Smith SiShter Smith
Geo Semmes
7.
VIM Towers Silvia Iylar
VIM FOLSOM Joseph Thomas
Y
Editor of the Cedette Hugh Violet
w.
Kinzea Williams Robt N'nslow
JOAN ID Warie William Ward
Miss Mary Wilson
Y.
Csssantlra Yates
July ". bN1 a y, vi. :
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-03
'I0 Rent u,

- a very comfortable and convenient
ETfA house ON Fairfax. street below the first Pres
81 IL byterIsn Church. JOSIAH Fl. DAVIS.
SHHk feb
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-03
Vhar\es Bennett

NNTlVS bVHHNN
IIasreceved ard offers for sale,
q Packages of Domestic Goods
Consisting Of
superfne and common bed'cks
Nashua and saco, half beached 40 inch sheetng cot
Reached and brown cottons of all qualities
superfine furniture ard apron checks
8 4 bleached table diaper
27 inch shifting checks, Of fine qualities
A variety of paids and domestic ginghaHs
Pitt burg cords, jeans cotton csssimereS
Wilmington stripes,
suneriine mixed and dark blue cassinetts
few pieces French driilings. and Roam cassmeres
The above were all purchased at the ia'e re !uced
prices and will be sold very low sPrII
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-03

On the cork or each bottle is \ seal with the sub
scriber's nane prevent deception, md #, on trial.
it should not prove represented, can be returned.
For the mediation of public houses, the subscrL
berhas bottled quantity OF wine, porter, CIDER, &c
in whole and half bottles which will be delivered Tree
of expense Masters of vessels wishing wine, por-
ter, &C bottled, will please give few days notice
in order that may undergo the necessary process tor
a long sea voyage The above liquors were import.
ed b, the subscriber, and will be warranted pure and
unadu,era,ed. He expects hereafter to receive re-
guisr supplies All orders from the countr! le'th'r
in boxes or demijohns) will be promptly attended TO-
y. b. The subscriber is at all times prepare Il 10
clarity and bottle wines for those who may desire 1t al
bottles and corks of first quality
In few days he will be able to supply his friends
with Wine Vinegar Of the best Guslit,
lie continues to carry in ali its varieties, Dys'g
Securing and Bhach,s M,rino Hhotrks. in the pest
manner, on the sill, of Royal, between King and
Prince streets, Alexandria.
may r. j. SHLN e Il
7 The National inteigencer viii insert The above
three times, and send their account to th's ofice
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-03

- u . Judkins' Patent Specific Ointment.
vIyHE abov. ointment is offered to the public as
safe and certain remedy for those obstinate dis.
cases. some of which have long bsffed the skill
medical science.
1st White swellings of every description.
ID Sore legs and ulcers of long standing.
3d. Schrrus GIandular tumors, particularly those
hardened tumors in womens breasts, which ottenumes
terminate in liberated cancers.
4th Felons, or what people know BY the
name of Catarrhs, ofevery description.
5th Rheumatic pains Of the joints.
9th Sprains and bruises of every description, orin
whatever part situate.
9TH. letters Of all knds-in this complaint the Po.
tent in applying the ointment must keep the part ont
of water.
9th. ChlbIains parts effected BY frost
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-03

Cotton and Tobacco
Al Bales cotton
IL 20 boxes small lump ,ooAcca, landing and for
safe by JAMES IRWIN
iune Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-03
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the fOst Office, ikeG"dria, d. c. on The
a idof July 1879
or Persons calling Tor letters IN the following list,
viii o,ease say rarr Are ApvSRrrssD they mag ns
oef them.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-03
Charles County, set.

I'm application to me- the subscriber, in the recess
~ Sc Charles County Court, Justice OF the Or
ph.ns Court of Charles County, by petition, writing,
ofJanrs Wheatley of said county, PRAYING for the be-
nc6t pf the act for the relief of sundry nsovent debt
ors and the several supplements thereto, schedule OF
lis property and list of his creditors en- OATH being
has resided in the State Of Mar Sand two years mme-
diatey previous to lis application; having also stated
in his petition that he sin confinement tor debt and
having prayed to be discharged therefom. do hereby
order and sdudge, that the person of James Wheatley
be discharged from confinement, and that, BY causing
copy Of this order to be published in the Phenix Ga.
zette once week for months excessively, before
the third Monda, in August next to give notice to his
creditors to appear before Charles County Court on
the third Monday in August next. tor the purpose OF
recommending Trustee for their benefit, and TO shew
cause if any they have why the said James Wheatley
should aot have the ben, fl Of the said acts.
Given under my hand, this 29ih day OF April, 1872.
JNO J. JEN KlNS.
True copy Test: JOHN BARNES
june 3--law2m Clerk of Charles Co. Court.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-20

u The Coaeenton.-A Report made ycstcr-
day from the Committee OH the Bill of Rights, de-
Ginning TO make any amendment to that instrument.
The Executive Committee it is supposed, will report
to-day, ard the Legislative is understood TO contem-
plate reporting in a few days. This being the case
the Convention will now speedily resume action, and
interest be transferred from the Committee Rooms
to the Hall.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-20

IT. 1t will be sBcn that the proposition to elect
the Governor by the people, sgain renewed on
yesterday in the Executive Committee, and again
lost by there being TIC. The Committee being
exactly divided on this and the ccrrelative question
Of choosing by the Legislature, the consequence is,
chat no mode Of election viii be reported to the
Convention. We give the eyes and noes or tho
question in the Committee.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-20

1.-THE Drawing the Connecticut State Lotto
~ viii be received at 10 o'clock To-Day. Capital
Sioooo-Tickets S5.-Sen last page for Lottery
entertainments
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-20

DUEL-An endorsement on the Maysvlile, Ken
lucky, Post office way-bi says--"On Monday NOR
ming the 9th, TRoTTER, editor Of the Kentucky Ga
zette, and CHARLES WrcKbtFFE, fought duel ct
Lexington, at paccs-on the second fire Wickhe
fell and died in three hours" Brb I'nl.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-20
@esrGsnsg g. TaE@>
TTyyS ray.
HY OTIS DUNLOP 81 CO.


TTTES ray
EY OTIS. DUNLOP 81 CO.
STOCK IN TRADE,
Cn FRIDAY the 9th inst at 10 O'clock will b,,
sold at the store Of Messs Jude & Meure their en-
oie assortment of Groceries &c Terms at sale.
OCT ~ I'd O. D. So CO. Aucts.
u: Ahe above sale Is postponed account of tha
weather till Tuesday the 20tt inst.
octl6 o. d 4 co pnc.s
On THURSDAY NEXT, the 2d inst, a, 10 o'clork will Ia
sold at auction large general assortment 6
Dry Goods suited to the the remainder d.
Stock of Goods comprising great many valuable and STA
souable artces.Tem. sale
oct 10 O. % &, co auc,s
BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN s. co.
GROCERIES, SC.
On THURSDAY, the 22nd instant az 10 o'clock
ut our auction store, -
hhds Antigua rum
100 tubs flniy mackerel
5000 pounds cotton yarns
100 reams wrapping paper
80 do writing do
% hhds ST. Croix so-ar
10 bags coffee
10 lhis moassps
. bbls n. Orleans rtnl
100 boxes brown soap
90 casks cheese
10 kegs and 5 ceroons h1diTo
tierces lqrnpol
hafpipes S. 81. wine
80 doz elegant rush bottom ard other descfio
tons OF chairs
Also a. 10 o'clock precisely, an elegant new gig and
lnrness d. 4. {, co A',cts
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-20

20 FARMERS
FEHE Subscriber has Just received few Of tho
d celebrated "improved wrought iron Ploughs
as patterns this plough is said be the best ever in
vented. For sale by ENOCH S. COURTNEY,
oc' ~ Main ST. opposite Inc Old Martc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-20
NJ a .REs.I.SaH ~ EsYSys.
ARRIVED.
PORT or. RiCH.MO.N|D.

ARRIVED,
Schr Sea Horse Connolly from New York with sal, and
mill stones, 80 Lndam and 3 Pevton.
Sch fluaicI, Shorter from Baltimore via Norfolk, with
snndres, to Peyon Lancaster DENLY, NJ Swoope and
Others
sch Packet, Robinson, from Thomasow. VIA Norfolk, with
lime, to w Howle,t, ir. ~
Sclr Laura Jane -, fton1 Yor,; River with corn tn
Worhan s. NlcC;rucer ~ ~ ' "
NORFOLK, Oct. ia, Ssawells Point scir Mary Chan
a h from Salem, ('he Ondal hound Richmond, a
scr from Fhnm,aion into CaDcs IN co;n,auy-,e
former proc eedrd up lomes River
NEW YORK, Oct. l6-Cld, brig Caroline TYLER Norfolk:
scr Effort, Prycr, Richmond; Eclipse Cole Petersburg Eliza
beth IienIy Norfolk
o. An APPRENTICE is wanted this office.
WILLIAM q; MARY COLLEGE.
FETHE College will open usual on the last Mon,
x day in this month. The courses follows;
/. Moral course, Rev. Adam Empie, Professor.
2 Mathematical course, Ferdinand S. Campbell
Professor.
8 Law course, Judge James Semple, Professor
d. Political, Metaphysical and Historical, Thomas
R. Dew, Professor.
5. School of Humanity, Dahncy Brown, Professor.
6, School OF Modern Languages, (. de Ia Pena,
:. Chemical and Philosophical, WIN. B. Rogers,
Professor.
oct 90 wet
EeISk1OF Gi2iSWOLD.-!ie,naIkso on Prayer Meetings
hE published from tho Episcopal Register years
ostao COLLINS & co.
EpREsIsETEIsItN OKDINATION.-An i:s.av on
q the nNahdy of Presbyterian Orciaom. BY John Ester,
Cooke, Nj. dust received, Tor sale by
oct2o COLLINS &, co.
e3sA uhds New Orleans sugar
AV % do st. CroiX do
70 bags coffee
5 boxes and bbls. loaf sugar
80 Or pipes French Madeira wine
pipes cognac brandy and Gin.
For sale by D. TIMBERLAKE.
OCT 90
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-20

DIED, ON the 9th inst. Mrs MANY H. ROAM the wife of
capt VIM. X. Roaue, OF the county of Amherst
departed ths HE, Monday morning. 18th inst al the
residence ot Mr. NcCook, the Pubic Warehouse Mrs.
LEAbtTH ANNE CAMFBELIThe friends acquantances
he deceased and those OF Mr. MGook requested attend
yer uncra this morning at O'Clock, without further invita-
ton
In Cooke county, (reun) Col THos Gray aged 3d.
Selior at law ie commenced his
year l16l and made his last speech Circuit Court
Cooke July 1926 before Edward Scott
ue presiding, III which he addressed the jury animated
and orcible argument of than half an in lcugth-
He held under the English government Office of counsel
was several years distinguished member Of the Legislature
OF North Carolina and held under commission from General
asiius'on the office Of Attorney for the Ule States the
tennessee District i'll the year 1881"
COMMUNICATED,
Departed this life the 18th Sept last at Blacks Bluffs
Asna Iies j. Fnv son of Col Jnhn Fry of Bath county,
Va III the 2lsf year of his age.
hs deceased was lately resident of thus place and by his
correct department. his aniiabe disposition, and agreeable
manners, tie had encaied himself OF
quainance from whom he has been morning life
and just as lie eeng upon busy theatre But lie,
hese melancholy reflections his bereaved parents
rerr al the will of Providence but rather memory
the virtues that adorned his character, aid submitting
with faTu'ude 10 this most affective dspensaion.
.Staun!oR Spectator
On Wednesday, the 9TH MIR WAIrEa Ev ANS of i;erkeev
county, III the 49th year Of his age.
Al his iience IN Berkeley tie
JOINS EvASs, brother the Editor of the Iarisbrg Gazette
in the SD veal of his
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-20

MAhRIfSD, at Saratoga the residence Nathaniel Bur
~eh Esq on the lst inst by the Ri Rev Bishop Meade, DR.
oatRr rAGs to Miss Susan c. daughter of the late Capt
A,c'ibald Randolph
on the 18Th inst at New Glasgow, county, by the
6ev w Reid the Rev. ANDREW HAIR, Miss MARY 5.
BROWN, daughter Of the late Ds. James M Brown
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-20
BY J. Z J. Z, HERON.

PUtuQUte lea! LSiGFe at .7WCteofl.
On Thursday the 29;h inst. VIII he sold at Pub,
nc auction, that valuable House and Lot on the
North side of 4 Street, five doors above the Bell
Tavern, and now occuped by Nlessrs. ]. M. g. w
Willis.--Tenns made known on the day of sale By
order Of the Proprietor oct 2O-ep5t :
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-20
BOOK AUCTION.

70 Ute Store q .Nr. EdDara Honstalo directFy opDo.
site the EstgIe Rotci.
~ MS EVENING, Oct, 20, commencing at 7 O'Clock,
d will be coDtnncd the sale of Ell Elegant and pa.
iuatle Stoch IF Books, embracing the most standard
and popular works in almost every depart sent Of H.
terature TO persons forming libraries, an opportu-
NIFTY nov offers of obtaining vala BILE books, on Tic
most economical pan-catalogues can be had by call
ing at the store. ]. q J. i. HERON, Aucts
u III preparationa sale of rare and valuable Ion
don books-thc sQc wiltake place on Thursday Eye,
ming, 22d inst.--Cata.ogues VIII be ready in tre
Just received splendid collection of engravings,
which the public are inTiled 10 call and examine.
oct 2O-It
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-20

TaHHE Subscriber ilsying taken the Shop at Nc
E charlottesville, in Honover county, at The end of
the Turnpike, will continue that place to carry on
the business Of TURNING-the Mandatory of
Bcadsteads and Cabinet work. in all It's variety His
experience enables him to the public that all
his work shall be completed in the most faithful and
skiltil manner. The most prompt attention shall be
paid to all orders directed to him. The business OF
Turning, will be particularly attended by Warner
B. Malone, one of the most experienced worknen i'll
that line perhaps III the State.
oct COLT FIELDING FLESIIMAN.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-20

EDURSUANT to the provisions of the last will and
e testament Of the late Augustine Davis shall as
his executor proceed sell PUBLIC auction OF atnr-
day the 3lst of October, 1929 the folio wing valuable
Zeal Estate, viz: the three story brick bousa on L &.
18th streets, at present occupied by Mrs Stana,d
The house adjoining the occupied by MIR. Snu-
ue Shepherd. and Mcssrs. lsiichie & Cook as the
Enquirer ofice-the house adioin,ne thereto occnped
by DIR. Clark And the ground romtlence to the epe.
tern boundary of said payis's lot, containing fac.
on which stands ffane building present occnps4
by Mr.. l.. L. Montague.
Also $40 acres OF land lying in the connty of Her
rco about seven miles above towna Mat of vvhi3:ll
may be at any time the Coffee IIouse-whcll
is divided into three different tracts OF 1913 acres i
acres and 02A acres each accommodate purchasers
The sale OF the whole Will take page Oh that day
at the Office OF te Enquirer, and the terms viii be ono
third in cash, on third III six months, and the rediI-
ing third in twelve months from the day of sale
Bonds and deeds Of trust the property will BIZ re-
! CURED for the two last payments.
! oct e " ROOpES Tyecptnr
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-20
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

.W6y3oM, t'i,:gini0.
RTRS. BENZ w. MOSS (late Of Richmond
I'VE Informs her friends and the public generally
that she has taken the large airy brick tenement two
doors west of the Exchange main-street, Norfolk
rs boarding honse and house of entertainment,
where she is prepared to accommodate travellers and
Others in tho best manner
have to request my friends acquaintnnces. ard
travellers generally, to give the above establishment
call. oct 2O-wit g. C
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-07-04
BY the Rev. Mr.. KNOWLES of Boston.

Thou God of our sires, whose counsel and might
Through tempests and foes bore them over the sea
Whose cloud through the day and whose pillar by night
Have guarded and gladdend this home of the free:
Our land, in her youth and her weakness sought
A refuge beneath thy sheltering wings;
In battles fierce onset, her patriots fought,
And triumph'd, confdng in thee, King of Kings
On this hallow'd day, when joys thrilling tone
Is waited DER plain, and valley, and hill,
With gladness and praise repair to thy throne,
And now with thanksgivngs thy temple would fill.
All praise to the Lord the anthem should swell,
And peal through Columbia, from sea to sea
oh, still be our God for if here Thou shalt DWELL
Our nation will ever be happy and free.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-07-04
From the Episcopal Waterman.
TO A DUNG lady.

TO A Y u u N q L. A ID "
6 The first .fruits-shai thou give Him. "
Young and happy while thou art,
Not furrow ON thy brow,
Not sorrow in thy heart,
Seek the Lord, thy Maker, now.
In its freshness bring the flower,
While the dew upon it lies,
In the cool and cloudless hour
of the morning sacrifice.
Life will have its evil years,
When its skies are overcast;
All the present thronged with fears,
And with vain regrets the past.
Let him tremble, who his heart
In an hour like this would bring,
Lest Jehovah say" depart!
"'Tis worn and worthless thingm
But the first fruits of the year
Have been chosen by the Lord;
And the first fruits of the heart
On His altar should be poured.
Thus the blessing from above,
On life harvest shall be given;
Sown in tears, perhaps, on earth,
Rsaped in joyfuiness in Heaven.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-07-04
From Willis American Monthly Magazine.
THE ABSENT HUSBAND.

THE ABSE HUSH AND.
Wife, who in thy deep devotion,
Puttest up prayer for one
Sailing on the stormy ocean
Hope no more-his course is done!
Dream not, when upon thy pillow,
That he slumbers by thy side,
For his corse beneath the billow
HeaVeth with the restless tide.
Children, who, as sweet flowers growing.
Laugh amid the sorrowing rains
Know We many clouds are throwing
Shadows ON your sire's remains!
Where the hoarse, gray surge is rolling,
With mountains motion on,
Dream ye that its voice is tolling
For your father--lost and gone
when the sun looked on the water,
As hero on his grave,
Fnging with the hue of slaughter,
). Every blue and leaping wave;
Under the majestic ocean,
Where the giant currents roll'd,
Mzept thy sire without emotion
sswessly by beam of gold.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-07-04
FARMERS, MANUFACTURERS AND MECH ADVOCATE

And the violet sunbeams slanted,
Wavering through the crystal deep,
Till their wonted splendors haunted
Those shut eyelids in the sleep.
Sands. like crumbled silver cleaning,
Sparkled through his raven hair,
But the sleep that knows no dreaming
Bound him in its silence there.
So we left him; and to tell thee
Of our sorrow, and thine own,
Of the wo that then befel thee,
Came we weary and alone
That thine eye is quickly shaded,
That thy hearts blood wildly flows,
That thy cheeks clear blood is faded
Are the fruits of these new woes.
Children, whose meek eyes inquiring,
Linger on your mothers face,
Know ye that she is expiring:
That ye are an orphan race
God be with you on the morrow!
Father-mother-bot no more!
One within grave of sorrow,
One upon the oceans floor. ].
10000
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-07-04
@DDS
FOR TEE FOURTH OF juicy.

I.
Columbia's sons, with loud acclaim,
And patriot ardor fired,
Your bosoms glowing with the flame
Which WASHINGTON inspired;
Unite to consecrate this day
To FREEDoM's bold emprise,
And annual prisons to pay
To HIM who rules the skies.
This day the great decree was past.
Which gave an empire birth,
This day was founded Freedoms last
Asylum upon earth;
While Joy and gratitude inspires,
Well welcome its return,
AS long as freedoms sacred fires
On hallowed affairs burn.
No longer wars dread thunder roars,
Nor lowers the tempest nigh
Through peaceful clmes our Eagle scars,
And cleaves cloudess sky:
And we will dedicate this day
To Freedoms bold emprise,
And annual prisons will pay
To HIM who rules the skies.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-07-04
THE MOURNER.
10. R..

BY THE REV. THOMAS DALE.
Grief for the dead not Virtue can reproue.
stood beside the parting bed
Of all ever loved below;
gazed until the soul had fled
From earthly pangs, and earthly woe:--
Then the first tears were felt to flow
Which thou, sweet angel! did'st not share;
Then, first, my heart was doomed TO know
The loneliness of cold despair!
Till then-though many grief were mine,
That we'll might wiring the sternest breast
With loneliness and love like thine,
l was not-could not be-unblesl;
For when, with causeIess wrongs opprest,
From the false world fed to thee,
Thy smiles could soothe the thought to rest
Wbich-but for them-were agony!
Now | am left to beat alone,
A shattered bark on life's rough sea:-
To muse on pleasures fled and gone,
On hopes that meier can beam for mel
Once to have been-and not to be-
This wakes the pang that cannot die;
AS none, but those who once were free,
Feel the full weight of slavery!
But OIL | may not thus repine,-
Guilt mingles with the vain regret;
And, though the gem that once was mine
cannot-save in death-forget,
Fen while the mourner's eye is wet,
With natures tears for natures woe,
There is bam-a solace, yet,
For all that wrongs or wounds below.
My griefs remain--but thine are DER!
My loss thy endless gain shall bel
l weep--but thou can'st mourn no morei
still am bound--but thou art free
My Joy was ever bliss to thee,
Then be thy bliss my solace Howi
Until thy perfect charms see
In happier reglons-blest as thou!
--~s6s~-
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-07-04
THE MocKINe BIRD.

Mr. Rennie, in an article on American song brG,
in the January number of the Magazine of Natural
History, has an interesting account of the mocRnS
bird, which he says seems to be the prince OF an
songbirds, being altogether unrivaed in the eA'enl
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-07-04

cit the gle of POETRY aow every place which moves to
Breathe round nature odo exquisite than perfumes
and 10 shed over 1t tint magical than morning.