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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-20
FOREIGN.
THE SPANISH EXPEDITION

Nf,c. Orleans, Julg 10
BY the late accounts from Havana. il Snne,,.
certain that Spain is about making dec;i,.
effort for the reconquest of Mexico,
letter dated the 4lh inst SAYS 6" On III,
25th of this month, the squadron, comnoxsd =,
the ship Of the line Soberano, the friostes La.
tad and Restauracior, the brigs Marie and
Cautivo, and The schooner Habancro toystb.
err with some other vessels will sail IA, !, !,
presumed for Campeachy. This squadron
will carry out four or five Thousand trooos II, =.
der the command OF the General in Chief MIR.
anda Cabnzon. The bailalIons of rarrapooa
and dc la Corona, are now embarking also
two hundred men from each of tie other corr,
in the Island, and two hundred artillery men
The garrison still remains sufficiently sprong.
presume that these troops will disembrrk at
Campeachy, whe g they will establish them
selves until the arrival of the second division
which rs expected from Spain, when operation,
VIII hmm diaely commerce. The troops -.
pecied from Spain are commanded, as it il
said. by The iatant Don Francisco de Paula and
the Marquis de las Amarillas We shall soon
KIN W what Is TO be done, as they must now be
Oh heir way 10 their destination"
Jaae 9th -" ! cannot p cture to you the joy
that reIgns thruu bout the city, since il is known
that the expe iiion against Mexico will posi-
lively sail in the course of this IN nth. The
troops who are 10 embark are well satisfied
with lle exPedtion.--the squadron carries oul
provisions for three months. Nothing is Off
cialiy known, for Government preserves the
most profound secrecy as to its intentions
l believe that we're it possible, even the sainG
ofthe expedition would not be known until il
departure but the great prepa, atoms tina
are absolutely necessary has brought all II
light"
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YOUNG NAPOLEON

tits generally believed that the studies IL
modern history of the. Duke of Reichsiadt, tse
son and-not heir, but representative OF Napo
leon, nave not been permitted to extend bey0ne
The period OF the French revolution that his IA
Their has been described 10 him as an obscure
ushrper, not as an elected Emperor of France
Residing IN wing OF the imperial palace, ap
pearIng only at few courtbals, the theatres
aud public premenades, and then under lhe
closely viglltnt observation of his governor
count Dietfichs'ein, il is true that he is seca
ded IRON all dangerous access but have see"
hm riding through the streets placarded OIL
every side with " Scsu's Life of Napoleon Bo'
naparte : and the quick ambition of his lively
eye assures me that those starting words can
not have been lost upon his curiosity If tor,
hidden TO reads young man of eighteen years
assurance cannot be restrained from question.
ing. The word assurance, however, applies
itself very i'll to the Duke ofReichstadt. Geo
tie and graceful, and very delicate in appear
ance, he has nothing of the bold eaglet oil
France in his demeanor. A first glance at his
pale oountenance yields only mortifying per-
ception OF the Australian contraction fits con
tour, and OF the Disagreement of its high mar.
row forehead while of his father he retains bat
tne worst attributes, the saiurnine air.-bh'
alter repeated scrutiny, after watching the
varying expression OF his face. during the re-
presentation Of some of Schillers spirit-stirrins
p'ays-of Iell, for instance, and Wallensteln-
could not help feeling persuaded that young
Napoleon would have made but an ind iiierent
caroinai-a vocation TO which he is said 10
have been formerly devoted. 80 gay and ant
mated IN his real indisrosition that he is sens
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LETTER FROM WAsHfNcro,,

WAsHiNGToN, July & ,oa,
mere IS another case now befo,o :, 'o<'
winch will demand its full shar. or WI, "e eone
'en'ion. The Grand Jury entered Tho p'ohe az
Jay ~uh pfesentment against Mrs. An eOT1'
all 1t required no ordinary share Of ,r"" Roy
as well as moral courage, in any animal
twenty men TO make so daring an a,, "'ee and
The rights OF this bell;gerent autho,ass" uso'
night have INDUCED herself in any rs. 90
latitude. 10 her inyasions of the nnhl;a o"4o'1
WITH IMMUNITY, for nothing less than =, peaee
ordinary Course of outrages upon tho f. en''a
and usages OF society would have scra, .e''"g'
the courage of any jury to the sticLinre u
OF presentment. The object is to com Is p 70,
Royal olsiye security for her good hehps ai''
and perhaps SHE will find as much d;S' ''Iu'-e
fulfilling the condition OF the bond as VI
the necessary security for its lulfllmen, 'i r'
U. ). Attorney seems in as much ncrnIo. i"7
frame an indictment against her .,b;e Thy ~
stand, as he has already felt in franz VIZ
which can be sustained against DIR. w. W., %'y
there are now generally known IN ha ~
distinct parties IN the cabinet-lsl tho -
party. consisting of General jackson ua "'''
Ealor, b anch and Barry IDLY, the Va VS. D
len party, consisting of Messrs Van r.. ou
aud Berrien and 3dly, the Calhoun na.,
consisting Of Mr.. lngsam, Sotus. How aEi
these three parties can exist aud co.o,a,,'i
with cordially in oGe and the same cahion, ~.
philosophy calculate, and prophecy forr,si ~
IL. S. GIs
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III. Pa,,ia nIl h removed. Mr.. nerh,
ana . aa,o' mas been distinguished q, " lsai
rppoio,msn '.oeIal's.' We do no, obies, y, VAN
,n pp" ha" on that account as we 10 hi,
~ - nave nav oeen made ito preserve t n. il
!" o' me republican psriy.h "e 'nlegri,
:. ~. william II. Allen, of Proyider,.
mas 10 , peen appointed Marine Hospital De- R,
a. "'a' port IN place of DIR. Whea,on" ysleiaa
d. jacob Gould has been appointed co,..
'ne port oil Rochester, N. Y. vice J, ulee'or d
removed ~s d. HaRle,
But this caps the Gilman,
refer Gray, a black man, Porte, -.
lou oustom House, removed, and a me ~ me Boz.
"ane oil halliburton appointed, pn,n y The
not go de whole hog" What great .,' ~oud
we are blessed with ''d 'es4as
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or peaeeable Borough. crowd OF boys
who had followed them for some lime, IN Won
der and admiration. began now TO wax warm,
and al length general battle ensued, when
ended in the total rout aud dscombiore of our
josial visiiers, many OF whom "erevery severe
ly handled and the whole OF them compelled 10
seek refuge in the hold Of Oh. vessel which had
landed them on our shore. The police nov in
terfeted. and or 10 Of the ringleaders we're
carried pefore the agisirates by whom they
were slightly fined and adnonished TO demean
themselves better for the future. They left
town betimes the next morning, We understand
in the bark which brought them hitler, sober,
sick. sore. sorry and repe infant.
Suearingen 1T rs stated in the Aliegany
county payers that a special commission hs,
beea issued by the Executive of Maryland, for
Court TO be held at Cumberland on the Isl
Monday in August next for lhetrial of George
Swearingen, late Sheriff Of Washington county
who it will be recolIected, IS charged with tho
murder of his own wife. under Lircums lance.
of the most disbolicdl nature.
Bait Patriot.
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Amerisan Political Hi,iory -

Amerisan Political H',iory--A number OF
works are nov in preparation. or on the eve
of publication having reference TO the forma-
ton and adminisl ration of our government
Mr. Madison devotes his retirement 10 a work
OF this kind. Thu mentor will not be publish.
ed I'll altei his death. Mr. Je6erson's " Me
moirs and Correspondence" wiilbe published in a
few merthS, in Sir volnmns octave. Gen
Wdstingtoa's Correspondence. Journals, &c.
are in lie hands Of Mr. Sparks, who is riepar
ing to publish them. Papers Oft late Mr.
Adams will, no doubt. be given to the world
by his son, who will also enrich the literature
oi his country with memoir of his own times
The Lille aud Correspondence OF arthur Lee is
about 10 be put 10 the press in this CITY and
the memoirs of Major Wm Jackson, Of Pbila
de'pha,are written, and viii be published after
his death Boston Pal.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-20
FROM HAVANA.
Fc|y0cf of N Teftor duyod


a. Hauund, June, % 1920.
OF news we have none to give you : mat
tiers move on here just as they did. The great
preparation orthe Mexico conquest. is the only
topic Of interest among the Spaniards ; it will
certainly go forward vessels are actually
chartered for transports so that the thing will
not be given up. The destination is now said
to be Vera CruG. Ten thousand men will go
these are all we'll acclimaed, ami, as you well
know, hardy, fine troops. II is said thai En-
g'a"d and France are secretly assisting in
this bu,iness--f SO, what will the Quilted States
do viii they redeem the pledge Of Mr..
Monroe The troops taken from here will be
replaced by fresh regiments from Spain. The
result ofsuch an expedition you can judge oil
without my assistance =: certain it is that Mex
co requires strong, energetic, and, will say,
a monarchical government Repubcanism
may be well enough where an enlightened peo-
pie 90 free and unbiased to the polls. Is this the
case in Mexico? Ask those who know the
Spanish or Mexican character. Are they
enlightened Are they not people subjeclto
influence, arising from their peculiar cha
racter, unknown in other countries =
~. y COW,
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visiting and prescribing for :ne sck-a last
and fatal attack was the consequence OF these
reileratons Of imprudence' HIS own enthusi-
as,ic zeal destroyed him. The spirit was too
restless Tor the frame which II inhabited. DR.
M-ebIen, his Assistant, is in good heaiih-be.
cause aliho' more affected, in the first instance,
bs the fever, he has taken care OF himself, A.
yoided unnecessary exposure, and pursued
the advice of those who have experience ofthe
climate.
On another day We shall continue ouir re.
marks on this subject and give publicly TO
more oftbe information we have received from
an eve witness, whose sincerity ia SO well proved
by his returning with his fanny.
TIMING The Mnrkeis--or. .4dUentures Of a
HID Of Tobacco "A HID. Of Tobacco,
raised in the neghllorhood oil Petersburg, after
being sold here for SO per hid was taken to
Richmond, there inspected, and sold TO the
highest bidder, for So 10 els. IL was brought
back TO our Market day or Two since, in da-
gcd state. and sold for IS: 20 cts.
Petersburg Times.
Suffrage. The Legislature OF X. Island, at
its present session, has rejected the petition
for law for a. extension of the right of sutf
rage.
Novel Erpedrm. TO catch Wild Pigeons a
farmer in the country soaked corn in whiskey
and strew ed il for their food. They became
intorirated ana were easily taken by hand.
Fire and fce.--An ice house in Philadelphia
was consumed by fire on the evening Of the 9Th
June, and its contents--dissolyed.
4 REGARD ofyed.-A reward of S. is of.
cred by gentleman Of NewbuIg, through the
columns Of the Newburg Gazette, TO lady
who will wear The smallest hat IN church
for the next six months. The object is lauda.
BILE.
James Fennimore Cooper, esq.-We are graf
flied to learn, says the n. Y Mercantile Adver-
tser from gentleman who was at Marseilles
as late rs the 9Th Of April that the account ofthe
Illness, of Mr.. Cooper published in the Phiad
Chronicle and repubished in this and other
papers, was incorrect. Mr.. Cooper arri-
we'd at Marseies, from Florence early
in March, and was at several very
complimentary entertainments given bv his
friends. Our informant states that his health
was good. that he rose early and often walked
about the city, and that he was al no time con.
fined to his lodgings. Mr.. Cooper left Marseilles
for Leghorn on the 7th of March, and for
a month afterwards his friends heard from
him al Florence.
From the source whence our information is
derived, we are satisfied The reports hitherto
circulated we've calculated unnecessarily TO
alarm the friends of Mr.. Cooper in the u.
States.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-20
RAPID TRAVELLING

Baltimore, LAZY 1.-The steamboat Colum
bus arrived here yesterday morning IN the
short space of sixteen hours from Norfolk. Til
trip TO Norfolk was performed in the SAINT
period. The distance beween Baltimore anc
Norfolk is generally estimated a, but little
short of 200 miles. Amer.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-20

Irish Giant.-Mr Brian. from the NORTH
of leland. eyed "a years, who stands nearly
eight feet, was exhibiting himself in Liverpooi
al the last dates He says that he is allowed
10 be the largest aud best proporioned mat
ever exhibited in the United Kingdoms.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-20

imprisonment for Dstt-The Bofion Eren.
ing Bulletin observes There is but one view
OF the subject whish We ever have been. or
probably ever shall be, able 10 take--and that
IL very simple one. We consider imprison-
nitnt as having no more 20 do with debt than IT
has with rhtumGtisul, or any other unavoidable
calamity .-Inprisonment for debt. simply. is
nothing more or less than punishment for poo
erty. As The law now operates, a refusal or
neglect Of payment Is considered as fraud. and
SO punished. The grand desderatum then, is
To discriminate between misfortune and crime
We are therefore, and ever have been, for
striking at the root OF our present barbarcus
laws relatingt 10 debtors and creditors-for a
polishing The whele system, aud the very
phrase Of" imprisonment for debt" and sub
sliiui,ng as much severity as the most rigid
may demand. as means of eoercing or cbasts.
ing the knavsh.-The strange mixture Of civil
and criminal law in our code concerning credi-
tors and debtors is an enormity that reject
dishonor upon the age, and riiicule upon the
boosted freedom Of our institutions.
State of Trhdc in NeD York The following
sentence, forming The commencement of a Sc
ries Of editorial remarks in the New York A.
can. furnishes in few words gloomy picture
OF The state Of Trade in that CITY:
The depression OF manufacturing stocks
the depreciation in shipping, the silence OF our
dock yards, andthe general sIagnation of trade
are striking and admitted facts"
-a&|e-
/ United Stntes Bank This institution sas
declared u dividend of three aud q half pc,
cent on the capital stuck for the last six
month.
Boston. July 3.
E1ecidion Yesterday nj Dedham the awful
sentence OF the law was executed on John Boies
for the murder Of his wife. Jane Boes, at Milton
| in I eh uary last, with circun iances of great
brutality. The wretched eulpru wa swung
off about A. Nj. and met his fate with iorIitudt
| H. was tiled and convicted before The Supreme
Judicial Court a, Dedham 10 June last.
! Having had occaion TO 60 TO Dedham yester.
day on business, we had an opportunity Of wit
.cssing the scene OF pronIgacy aud intemper-
Ance which public executions are too apt 10 pro
duce There WAS great collection OF people
| a, Dedham aud il would probbaly have been
much larger, lad it not been Tor the ludicious
arrangements ofthe sheriff, by which the conyicl
met his doom at an early hour, But in thos
assembled there was no appearance of that 81.
| Tenn feeling which the public dismssion OF
| fellow heing TO his long and last account ought
TO produce. All seemed devoted TO dissipa-
ton. amuseme Mt and drinking, aud the village
of Dcdham a'dthe pubic houses on the road
would have led one ignoraat OF the true cause
of the " gathering together" 10 the beje' that
II was produced by Sum holiday festival l.
confirmed US in the opinion we have for some
time formed, against pnO'ic executions ihr,
| do no gond--buS on he other hand we brllav3
they are productive of much eVil.--Each e1ecu.
ton adds one day Ia the number already too
great, OF those spent in riot, ldleness aud drink
! Ing.
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4 REGARD ofered.-A reward of S. is of.
cred by gentleman Of Newburg through the
columns ofthe Nesburg Gazette, to n lady
who will wear The smallest hat in church
for the next six months. The object is lauda.
BILE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-20

Rumour-rhere IS rumour. we know not
on what authority, that preparations are max.
ing for an arran cement with Great Britain on
basis Of extended commercial reciprocity /;
and that tariff GA imports will be agreed upon
between that government and the United States,
which will meet the appreciation of both. II is
said the British Minister n, Washington ap.
proves OF the project, and that special mis-
sion to England is on foot. for the purpose Of
completing the arrangements.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-20

Fire and ice.--Au ice house in Philadelphia
was consumed by fire on the evening Of the GIT
June, and its contents-dissolved.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-10
whk.. Thee bitter are both q .:r.e patterns. an,

whke. Thsss latter both Of s:rped patterns AM
edged with adouhg OF PALM leaves curiousv shad
ed. The cachemese DIRE are all made with iuil
bodies and short sleeves, ornamened with points. To
some however. added wide long sleeve. Of bende
robe Of black sprigged blonde, 10 be worn over
.ccouree satin sp; the skirts trimmed with deer
vOidnf, the badly with blonde; the sleeves short.
robe OF unprecedented pd'ri srielne beautifully
trimmed with embroidery in shaded silk
gSuze drcs-, lhickly sprigsed with gold Is mar.
feet model Of elegance IL is trimmed with broad
blond hovnce, finished n top with a gold chord
siuar cord also placed at the bottom OF the hem
ripple fall OF blonde surrounds III, bo,, AMI over the
short sleeves wide oriental sleeves Of blonde drawn
and confined at the middle OF the arm by band.
In the vast assortment Of exquisj;e Hngeries Ia.
pocket handkerchcis alike remarkable for their
pro'usio AMI elegance. In addition 10 many of NOR.
,inple kind there twelve dozen richly
in patterns exhibiting endless variety Tn. ciphy RS
IN The curious sp-cmeus OF 81 hor,,s AL
delicate neediewo'k. This part Of the trousSeau sl,n
would occupy the attention Of the cuou. Tor several
hours.
The Queen morning caps of tin.. o- Bitis' lac.
trimmed with pink, blue, CHI ire co'onred ri b,ns
The peculiar dahcacy and o,tlines a. many of he
dresses and other articles of millinery prepared tor IN
royal bride, render il necessary that the greatet
should he Observed, no h in packing and unnarkn,
them. Madame hIn~tti. therefore after spainr ,he
safely de'rach"d from Pais, propose sct,ia. off for
Mairid, there 10 sup-rn-ni The unpacking and th,
arrangement Of the various articles in the QIeeu's
wardrobe.
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WILLIAM s. MARY cols.EcE.

AUGUST Tire lO,h, 1929.
FNVHE College viii open as usual-The Grammar
n school on the irs day, and the other schools on
the last Monday in October.
Moral Coucsc: The Rev. Adam Enoie Professor
Bellies '.stres, Rhetoric logic, and Moral phoso-
ply. ircxt booSs--rlair's Lectures, Hedges Logic
ani palcy's Philosophy
Law Course: Judge James Sempe, Professionalism and
Police Tcxt booS-ruckcs's Blackstone
Political Course: Thomas r. Dow, proiessor.-Mct-
aphysics, Natural and National Law, Government,
Political Economy and History. Text books, Browns
Lectures on the Philosopy of human mind; Vattel's
law o! Nations Lectures on Governments by the Pro-
fessor; Smiths Wealth of Nations and Lectures OH
History by the Professor.
Chemical and Philosophical Course: VIM. B. Rogers,
Proiessor.-Chemis;ry, Mneralogy, Botany and Ma
tural Philosophy, with its application the Mechanic
Arts. Text boo.<s-W cbster's Chemistry, Rogers
Introduction, and Cavao's Natural Philosophy
Mathematical Course: Ferdinand = Campbell Profess
sor.-Geoncry, Algebra, Plane and Spherical Trigo-
nomctry, Surveying, Mcnsuration, Comic Sections
Fluxons and Astronomy. FcxtbooSs-uutton's Ma
themaics, Flints Surveying Vincc's Comic Sections
and FluNion's and Greg,ry's Astronomy.
school OF Humanity: d. Browne, proicssor.The Greek
and Latin Languages, Geography, Ancient and Mo-
dcrn, and the usual branches of English Instruction
Modern Languages: c. dc La Pena professor.-The
French, Spanish ard Italian Languages
The expenses Of pupil in the Grammar School for
Session OF ten months, board, washing, lodging,
fuel, SC sc. 800
Fee for tuition, 20
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-10
Sept. IS.

W lkGlN lA:-in Chancery-At Rules held in the
Clerk'' Once OF Essex County Court, on the 9Th
day OF September, 1929: 49, ~
Roderick Lumpkin, pba
Against ~
Walter Jones, Ex'or of C,tba,;n. Il Nt.f,u -,
and Lawrence Muse, mn.
Inc Defendant, Walter Jones, not having entered
MS appearance and gwen security according 10 the act
oil Assembly and the rules OF this Court and n
appearing by satisfactory evidence that he il rot
'nhaoant OF this Commonwerl,l,-On the motion Of thc
p1nuH ny Ms counsel ii is ordered, that the said de-
iendant, Jones' appe ar here on mr. he FIR. m. III
Mohday I'm November next, and answer the plantia-s
o; and that Copy OF this order be forthwith inserted
~ some Newspaper OF extensive circulation i'm this
Sa'e Tor two months excessively, and that another
Copy hereof be posted the front door of the Court
house of this County. Cow T4ste
JAMES ROY MlCOU,J r c.
Sept. Is. 90 s.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-10

I'm CHANCHRx-A Court held for Buckingham
~ County the 18th cay OF October, 1929.
Stephen Whitehead and Martha his wife. HAYNES
and Mary his wife, Farmer aud Lucy his wife
Johnson and Sarah his wife, Nancy Russell, Su-
sauna Russell, Nunacry and Frances his wife,
Pitts.
against
Thomas 4. Tbornhill, adm'or of William Russell.
decd William Russell, James Russell and John Rus
se"' Eizaoeth Dashozar, wife of Dashazar, Wiley
Russell, james Russell, rercsy Thomas and
her husband. Samuel Russell and Elizabeth RUSSELL
- Dcfts
The defendants except Thomas T. Thornhill. no, ay
Ing entered their appearance and given security accord
ing TO the Actof Assembly and the rules of this Court
and appearing by satisfactory evidence that the said
defendants not inhabitants of this counry 1t isor
dered, that the said absent defendants do appear here
january court next and the bill of the plaintiff,
and that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted i'm
the Richmond Enquirer for two months successively
and posted at the front door of the courthouse of this
county. A Copy. ieste
II. ELDRIDGE, Jr. ID. c.
OCT 81 54-wSw
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n Eicr,,Rp pes1

Bg NicHABD Pass SNlru, Esq.
Lot poets sing the Viciur's praise.
Aud Tame, until bis latest DAYS,
Tho echo of tho strain ptolung:
Lot Fame the bloody page reco-lj
Tho human sacrifice applaud,
"Aud nations dciy the sword"
Tar other thoughts demand my song.
O! whn, was he Of Xuma's plain,
or ihcy who pile the countless slain
II Marathpn-Thomopyi
10 him for whom our strains ascend
VINO taught she savage knee To bend,
Who n'9de the savage foe his tiiynd
And sniad a bl1odless victory.
The Fctor's laurel wrcath must fnio;
The scep,re in the dust he laid;
The proudcst works of u0h consume.
ohcdient In the voice of God;
Together In their last nhodn,
Tho hc"-or aud the prince couodo-
Virtue alone dsics tho tomb.
Then sing MS praise whose copious plan.
toniess'd tho work OF Col ia man.
Aud from Tie Book his prcccrts drew;
A. whose approach tho forest smiPd;
n brother found in uuiurc's child
HE brothers br>ast of fear bcguiPd,
Till strong tho boni OF friendship grew.
lie, others sing the warriors decd,
Who lives to make Il nation bleed,
Then meteor like from earth depart;
Ny hunblc muse consccrntc
To him who taisod--uot crush'd n state:
Whose victories wore countless great
For 10! lac col iucr'd cy'Ty heart.
Then never bo his nano forgot
Ald vcrdant be that hallow'd spot,
Ecncoth the ancient Elm trco's shade,
Where crst The lesson imbib'd
VI inith unhrokcn--viriuc tried;
And now upon the stone iuscrbd,
Reverb and classic ground has made.