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Litchfield enquirer., 1829-02-26

sixty. In becoming soldiers they cease to be slaves, in conformity with the MuskOvite law. The lands necessary for the establish- ment and subsistence of these cOlOnized regi- ments are set apart from the domains of the crown. It is made the duty of these warriors to OsuppoIt themselves and their horses, so long as they are not commanded on expeditions beyond the bounds of the Russian Empire.- When this project is carried into full execu ton. there will be three millions of males in those military colonies. From these three millions simple ukase of the Russian Auto crat will put in motion all the individuals be- tween fifteen and sixty, amounting to nearly fifteen hundred thousand c1mbatants. In 1919 there were forty thousand hOrsemen thus cOlonlzed. One single colony, not far from Petersburg, numbered 7O,OOO soldiers, and the total of the military colonies at that time, was 100000.
 This scheme is magnificent, and we pre- sume that Nicholas will pursue the plan of his predecessor, until it he fully completed. It must be remembered that these colonies are separate and distinct from the regular army of Russia but it must also be remembered that although these colonies support them selves in time of peace, they must he suppor7 ted by the government when they bear arms abrOad.-N. Y. Courier.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-02-26

IHe Bsnumnrcknis Claim. During the pro- ceedings of Friday, the bin for the relief ofthe heirs of CarOn de BeauuaFchais. involving au approximation of million oflivres. was pas seSl over, in consequence of the momentary absence of the Chairman of Committee
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-02-26

Military Colonies or Russia. Towards the tablished plan, for founding military colonies ulars of the plan we gather from the .' Ann uaire" of ls2S. published at Paris. All the children born in these colonies are destined to 2 military life. At the age of fifteen they are enrolled, and remain in service until they are
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-19
GENTLEMEN's AND LADIES,
Boot and Shoe Mandatory.

ooot dliu OilOe nanuIaCtOFy,
Opposite The old S,odn TGuera
fHNtIE subscriber returns his thanks to lis friends
- and the public, for tine liberal encoura cement he
has heretofore met with Having lately employed n
FIRST rate workman from the North, is now prepared
10 execute orders in the ladies' and misses Inc aud
viii make in the most approved manner, 10 measures,
IN fashionable style, any orders which he may be in
vorcd with and hopo- by strict personal attention
10 business, TO receive continuance of the public
patronage.
On hand, grn;lcmen's boots, shoes and pumps,
boys fine shoes and an assortment of negro shoes,
al Of good quality.
inly 2l-eol3t cl2t JOHN DURHAM.
NsS& Bags Havana, Rio and st. Domin-
go coffee
hhds St. CroiX sugar
u do Baltimore whisl,ey
do Jamaica rum
9 pipes Cognac brandy
do Hollands gin
DO casks French Madeira wine
3 half chests imperial tea-for sale by
aug 25-ts ID. TIMBERbAKE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-19
TO THE PUBLIC.

knowing the great and proper interest Glt by the
people OF Virginia inthe approaching Convention, the
subscribers make the following proposition: They
have employed the best Stenographers to report the
debates, which will be published rapidly as posi-
me IN the WING. As many persons are not in the
hab: OF filing their papers and as when taken INTO
their families they liable to be destroyed they
propose to file in tbs Office the papers containing
the debates, for asmany ; desire it, The expense
OF this Will be apportoncd by the annual price of the
paper (S5) and the length of time required to publish
tho dcbates-fUr eXample-if three months are re-
qnired to publish the debates the price OF the file
will be 81 %. This imagine no man will hes
Nntc to give for a complete copy of the debates of
Convention. lfsubscribers desire their copies bound
[hat can be done at small additional expense
" Letters tppst paid) addressed to lis, will be at
tended to, or persons wishing to subscribe can male
known their desire through the members of Couven-
Con- The subscription to be paid at the time ofdclv-
cry.
uJ City subscribers are OF course appraised that
tire Debates will first appear in the Daily paper.
PLEASANTS. ABBOTT g. Co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-19
TO THE PUBLIC.
-HdH Coach Line from Guyandotie 10 Sta,

'H"1 C0acA Lane from GuyandoHe TO Siasot-
ton, Three Times a Week.
Pm subscribers have established Line Of Pos,
Cooohes irom Guyandottc TO Stuuaiop. which. in
S'ce" Oh running iD'ce week only, stated in tor
NOR notice. WILL Tor the greater accommodation of the
traveller, and to prevent unavoidable DELAY ON the
ronu, perform The route three times week
Inc Line Will pass through Charleston and from
.hchce, BY the Lichs and the State Turnpike IN
Lewisbury and the principal Medicinal SPRINGS to
WIT: tie White Sulphur the lot, the Warm. So 70
ctaunton. 10y 49, ~
1t will leave Guyandottc cvcry Tinst,tu. Thurs.
"ay ana 'oatoddy, ut 8 O'Clock, A. NJ, and ON its
'e'urh WA leave Stanton every Wednesday FRI
DAY and Sunday at the same hour.
At Staunton the Line meets the Charlnttesy. IA,
Richmond and Fredericksburg Lines, also l,,,,,n,,
three times week.
Fare from Richmond To Guvaudo,te S1e IN
The route, from Guyandotte 10 Stann,un. v,,u he
performed III five travelling days Qhe 7th day in each
week being necessarily resting day ani from, ,stnt,
ton to Richmond, or fredericksburg III two dnvs
aud from Richmond 10 the City of Wushin-, on IN
20 hours and from Fredericksburg to tie Gi;v. IN
eight hours.
There vii be night travelling ,llrou.,,.,.: the
route.
Persons ascending the Ohio on their WAY Ia ,!,c
North, VIII hnd this route very pleasant and rll,aD
one. And those VINO may wish 10 visit the Svr;nD.
are informed that, exclusive o! this Line hey can
gcheraiiy be accommodated, on short notice with
good eItIu Coaches to those Watering places
And tie public are assured, that in attention TO the
accommodation md comfort Of the passengers so far
as good ches and Teams and skilul attentive anu
sober Drivers can afford them, the line shall no, he
inferior toany other in the State.
PORTER g. BELDEN.
IF'r''eio's i'on Gnyamdouc to the Warm springs
JOHN WISE,
rropdeioy iiom the Warn, Springs TO Staun,o,,.
Ricn"nd. Va. June ?. 1929. C 3m
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-19
JAMES WINSTON,

JAMES WINSTON,
Commission Merchant,
Has in store, on consignment, and Offers for sale
~ on reasonable terms,
10000 Lbs. of best Smithfeld bacon
600 barrels of No. N. e. nett behring's
80 do do nett shad
10 do do roe behring's
80 do No. mackerel
10 do refined sugar, assorted
100 do genuine cider vinegar
90 do family flour
3 BAGS black pepper
so kegs Smthfeld lard
goo sidos heavy slaughtered sole leather
$50 do do russell leather
100 do light waved do
80 dozen fine rorau hats
90 do spades and shovels
10 do meal selves - to IL inchcs
80 do American caster oil
100 do bed cords and leading lines
50 coils cotton baggIug rope
20 boxes soap and candles
100 reans writing and wrapping paper
10000 feet good flooring plank
$4,000 heart shingles So thick
$4,000 sap do II do
5000 feet of prime railing
10000 Of Hacks superior ecedr1
10000 Of common 90
Wove wro Of any kind 10 order
Manufactured tobacco
Fine aad super6ns -four
BrOgucs assorted, &c. &c. &c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-19
TO our PATRONS

uJ'Pha Editors Of the Wing have engaged the
eefviccs ozone of tho most accomplished Steunyra-
phers IN the u States to report the debates of the
Virginia Convention. During the session of that
BODY the Country Wing will be Issued three times
Gcek ue orr readers will wish to hear rapidly from
inc Convention, aud as their proceedings vii, proba-
NY occupy much space. Ii hos been suggested to
'hem' that many persons who are 100 poor to take
newspapers by the year, would like to subscribe for
the time tha' Assembly, which is deeply interest
INF to all, may sit To accommodate all such we
sul relax oar rules and take subscribers for the
son. at the rate o! the price of annual subscription
~ the Convention nic IN session two months only
the price oihe paper for that time will he one dollar
payable in advance.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-19
Richmond Dyeing Establishment.

AkIOIIIlIO!iU ny tIIIS Observation-Disclosures.
On Cary Street, NJ tho Virginia and F,rfners
Banks
OSEPH WILLIAMS is grateful to the ladies
~ and gentlemen Of Virginia, for past favours and
hopes cOntInua'.~c Of the same; and would THANH,
The ladies sending Ler silk dresses TO have them Ia
ken To pieces. which will enable him to warrant them
to hc dyed and finished well as Mt any establish.
Incnt III the Union. Canton stuff dresses ne
cessary he has suitable machines finish them if
sent tn him in the situation above mentioned.
Gentlemen are likewise informed, that he scorrs
and rcnews in colour coats, panaloCns, and vests to-
geter with all kinds OF apparel and frcquestcd repairs
them in the ncatcst manner As usual all kinds of
piece goods dyed, and hot cold pressed furniture
stufs ceanscd aud rc-dyed in the nratcst manner
n. d. Tickets will be issued on leaving the goods
with him and cQucsts they will be presented on ap-
phcaiIon or tho same
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-19

TERsiS-Sun airffcS To the DAILY RIcrSoxp W,,n ee
ye,r, and ior sorer perod at ue rate of en- a % go
NOle IN advance. pay
or ohc siarn Of Is lines or less onc Ia;
s"f"'' 20 cents two Insertions $t .e,,nn si
every snceee,ihls insertion J3t cents y - ."'
,ne week. hst week 81 j every s,iceeed,o ,yc. {,
sGriinn 10 - wy s"eSeeu"s IN
OJcc week. first in er,ou * cc,,s. ..... >.
sartfo. 80 cents ~"'S' '''y s"C0ee'"iis III
Matte. 80 "'Ns''ou III '"s IoNsriIuFioSAL
iTiiaise' advertisers unisi pay in advance.
III ~ insertions must he poted the MS, they
cor,ingly. ~ 'PpS'' " '""'e'u sc-
Sin"a Advertisers CHARGED SO dollars for two squares
@ w 'ht proportion for greater .nvt.
' Au'oneers and Lottery dealers who charged siO
sy- The CoNSrirUIIONAi. WING l. published ,,vic.
PAYABLE ~ advance. " ~ ''
1d"erfising15 cenis square, or less for the frs, in
s-r.on aud 80 cents fpr elch continuance
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-19
PERIoDICAL wORxs'

j. II. NASH,
:1gen tor the tofiowing Periodical Forks, ri-.
okTH American Review, published quarterlg.
Southern Review, do w.
Virginia Literary Museum do ,r.oL,,
me JnIst' or Quarterly Journal of Jurisprudence
and Legislation,
american Turf Register, and Sporsman's Magazine e;
Museum OF Foreign Literature .
Religious Magazine
Library of Useful knowledge.
Do of Entertaining do
The Caskct
american Journal OF Useful Arts.
t rrankhn Journal, aad Mechanics Magazine,
Southern Literary Gazette
Jones. ZONES. views of the Metropolitan improvements.
american Journal of Medical SCIENCES.
Medioo Chrurgical Review
sep 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-19


TRAVELLERS are respectfully informed that
n the Western Stages TO Lynchburg ana Salem
NC leave Richmond un Mondays, w ctincsdays s.
Fridays, at y. NJ. arrive at Lynchburff the
next days by p. NJ, and Salem the third day
where tho great Valley line to Huntsville Nash
Vile, &c. Is connected. Before reaching Salem.
Mt Fluks on The Blue Ridge mountain this line in
teISccts Caldweli's line, which passes I'ncas;lc.
Sweet Springs Sal and White Sulphur Springs Sc
intcrscCtIng Porter * Beldrn's line at Lcwisburg
which to Guyandoitc OH the Ohio river.
The Richmond line in returning will leave Salem
on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at i a. M.
and Lyncilburg OH Wednesdays, Fridays and Mon
days at a. NJ.
The travel will be performed by daylight in SUM-
MGR.
For seats to the West, apply at the bar Of the
Union Hotel, Richmond.
All Baggage or property, whether belonging 80
passengers other persons, at the risk Of the
pective owners thereof
a. PATTESoN. Proprietor.
RIcnMoNp g. SALEM.
N. B.-Caldwclrs line runs only twice a week.
Passengers for the Springs, &c. should leave Rich
mond Wednesdays and Fridays.
RALSTON q PLEASANTS
Rare Jus, rcccircd and ofcr |or saie at Mei, S,oy
corner If ID md 18Th streets.
9SA Bags fine green Laguira coffee
Gov 100 do mountain st. Domingo do
so do Rio do
10 hhds prime green Cuba do
IS bags old Java do
30 hhds best dry New Orleans sugar
% do common go
IL do dry Porto Rico do
90 do very superior St Croix do
Co hhds Trinidad and ~. Orleans ulolasscs
pipes Holland gln
81 barrels old rye whiskey
90 bhls and hhds common do
~ chests gunpowdcr and imperial ira
$50 sides oak and hcmlnck tanned soa leather
500 sacks liverpool filed salt
90 boxes 2x1O window glass
do l2xio do iuiy 90
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-19

NOTICE.
4 LII persons having claims against the estate Of
- Marccllus Smith deceased, either as partner of
the late firm OF Plcasants 81 Smith or individuality
requested IL make them known 10 Mr.. Abbott
al the Wing Office.
JAMES PLEASANTS. Adnr'rs Of
mar - JNO. NORRIS fN s doc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-19

STRfW PIPER RECETVED.
TUST received by JOHN II. NASH, supply Of
- Straw Paper of different sizes. sept 10
AR. JAMES LYNC1l.--SrR: As YOU arc not
w resident of this Commonwealth, you will
AXE notice that have Glcd in the clerks Office Of
nc superior court of law for the county Of Wythc,
n statement Of tho causes on which shall apply,
Nv petition, to the Legislature Of Virginia at its next
,ssion Cor divorce from YOU.
Yours So ELIZABETH LYNCH
- size copn.g "a. Sep 1899. 3t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-19

DACON.-IOOOO Lbs. Bacon, at the Dock. for
ID sale by LEWIS WEBB g. co.
sept I6
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-19
Landing and for Sale By
DAVENPORT, ALLEN q, Co.

Landing and for Sale by
DAVENPORT, ALLEN d. Co.
- Hhds NJ England rum
w 10 bbls gin
80 boxes cheese
20 bbls Dunlops beer
I60 casks nails, assorted sizes
casks Sicily Madeira vine
20 bbls prime pork
10 do mcss do
AND IN STORE,
rs IIhds molasscs
10 do 81. Croix sugars
do N. Orleans do
3 pipes Coguac brandy
10 do Hollands gin
30 hhds ~. Orleans rum
10 do Antigua do
20 bsgs coffee
900 reams wrapping paper
1000 do writing do
10 casks w. s. lamp oil
900 boxes brown soap
600 bbs. No. J. mackcrcl
50 boxes spormccct candles
80 do tallow do
30 bales cotton yarns
Shot, teas, Crohorc's playing cards,
Nails, white lead, &c Sc.
aug IT, 20.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-19

HCRUIT JARS.-I have received few
dozen Of glass fruit Jars lor preserves and bran
dy fruits, which will sell low, at my Drug and
Apothocarv store. 7. IT.. BLAMIRE
SCI :. Opposite the Fag,g
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-12

The question being then put inserting the propo.
ston Of Mr. TREzvANT, II was carried, ayes As,
A.
(Mr. MANsHALE, aye: Mr.. MADISON. no
So the committee inserted in lieu OF the 9th and 7th
Resolution. Of the Executive Committee the ollowing
Resoired, That the mode Of appointing militia Of
6cers ought TO be provided Tor by law-Provided,
yer h.iess-hat officer below tile Grade Of Briga
der G-n-ral should be appointed by the General As,
semtly."
On motion Of Mr. Powell the committee then rose
And the House adjou ned to in the Capitol to-
morrow at IL o'clock.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-28

m London by tho circulation ek runnour Of negoci-
atoms being nprogreSs beiwiNt the American minis
ter and the President Of the Board of Trade. which
have for their object the restoration American cl
zcns OF direct communication with our West India
colonies.
measure, and give what they consider reasons, at
great length TO Justify them in their opposition.
WEST INDIA TRADE.--Wo announced some DAYS
ago that apprehcnsons entertained that our go
vcrnmcnt were seriously thinking of throwing open
the West India trade to the United States. There is
now no doubt, extraordinary it may appear, that
such is the fact The negotiations upon this subject
have been going onSub rosa, for some months.
IL wa said that the INTENDED steam communication
between Nalcnta in Kerry, and America. would be
carried into execution on the meeting of Parliament
where 1t would receive the support of the Marquis OF
Lanstown and Mr.. OConnell
lRELANp-Mr. OConnell's attempt TO induce the
people otlrcland TO rally round his standard to effect
repeal OF the Union is reported to be n comp lete
failure.
Extract from !car dated Liverpool November Esd.
~ general and good demand prevailed last week
FOR cotton-the trade and spectators purchasing
reciy-nnd the sales amounted TO %. 200 bags; 5000
OF winch wore supposed to be on speculation So ex
tcnSve weeks business, upon comparatively bare
market. advanced prices IL per ID. At the public
safe u! Soa Islands, all that offered sold;-the
tine marks were taken freely at re,y full prices, the
over md middle qualities Mt former rates. On Sat
urday the demand continued brisk and the sales
reached 1000 bags. This day the business doing is
not SO extensive but last weeks prices are fully sup
ported.
eve have had some inquiry for American Flour
Tor eNpurt-sales have been made IN the old POS.
23s, and the new at els per barrel III bond Cotton
Upands, ) a ST.; Alabamas and Tcnncssccs,
Ia q I-2; Orleans. , . a : Sd.
",Noreol6er p No alteration in our Markets this
morning"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-28

by the arrival ut New York Of the Packet Ship
George Canning, the editors of the Commercial Nd
vcrtiscr have received files Of London papers to the
23d and Liverpool TO the 9th November. inclusive.
The American Minister transacted business with
the Earl Of aberdeen at the Foreign Office on Thurs
day the 9Th November.
Destructive Fire al GdsgOU.--OnthCn night Of the
Goth Of November the extensive cotton stores belong
ing TO Mr.. Donaldson were destroyed by fire. The
quantity of cotton burnt is estimated at i've thousand
bales. The total loss az fifty thousand pounds stcr-
ing. II is said that Mr.. Donaldson had an insurance
Of Gi2 600.
The CoioniH T1adc.--On The 10th Of November,
the London Morning Herald published an article res
pecng negotiations supposed TO be pending between
Mr.. NJ Lane, the American Minister, aad the Presi-
dent Of the Board Of Trade. touching thc Colonial
trade Of the British West India Islands. The Her
aid intimaed that project was on foot TO open tho
ports Of those islands 10 American ships, upon cond-
ton that creator ioctes should be given for the IN
PRODUCTION Of articles Of British Manufacture into the
United States. The article to which we refer, has
been published in several OF our papers, and III the
Morning Herald Of Nov. 3d. the following addition
al article upon the same subject appears. The Her
aid Il will be seen, is opposed 70 the arrangement,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-28
THE CARRIERS DREAM.

Last night cwas the Of sweet CnnrsrmAs YOU know
l laid me down snugly to rest,
For then cen printer can find tine 10 blow
And 90 whaso pleases him best
Ny bones were 50 tired soon a.sloepne fell,
And uic next thing OF course was a dream;-
But fear you viii hardly give faith should I tell
How wonderful oil things did SEEM
That this world Of iniquity shortly would fall.
And be bloued from nature thought,
For the wonderful scenes that were passing in all
Its objects with mischief seemed fTaught.
Mclhonght that the Hero had not proved curse,
rs some Of our prophets forctOld,
That be- took as good care of Uncle Sans purse
rs others do OF their own gold
II seemed lhat an honest new Congress had met,
Who'd again put in place Gales g. Scaton;
And all oiihe fashions Of winter were set,
By the iar-iamcd dame OF great Eaton.
Calhoun had Of late grown so honest a man,
As to swear mortal war with intrigue;
Heroic McDulhe approved Of the plan,
And Hamilton, nlcknamcd tho f"blgn
Little Dutche it seemed had lost much OF his uisc,p
And filed Major Noahs sharp tooth;
And Duff, even DuG, oh! astonishing fact,
For once in his life spoke the truth!
And Johnny the sober had taken a spree,
And gotten methoUght somewhat merry;
AMI the Dey Of Algers had made MajoTLce
~ grand PlenlpoentiaTy"!
"Slim Jack Of Roanoke had taken a wife.
Who with Two fine children had crowned hiu,.
10 did my heart good 70 the core, (odd's my lie,
10 sec the bras playing around himiii
Great Billy for once failed 10 pirate Of the laws,
And was silent FIVE minutes twas said:
Aud our own sterling Jack had deserted hls cause,
And turned rank, virulent Fed
And saw Andrews corpse all covered with gore,
Which still issued from many a wound,
And they told hut he evening befprc.
On Rubcon's battlefield found
Our foreman, whose eye the apprentices curse,
For once in his lie was quite civil,
And Gus patrons had filled my poor, puny purse,
With the glhtering root Of all evil
Aud now all my moments ESQ blissfully pas"
That an hour scarce n minute did seem;
But oh awoke from my vision at last,
Aud To- IL was nought but a dreaml
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-28
CHRISTMAS ODES.
/, 10 rs Pdirony.
THE TRUE CHRISTIAN.
morning.
Carriel.s y ~ KIcmIoNp VINO {.

I y greetings
10 your thresholds and paIluurs we faithfully h;c
And We pay that your lives may be happy and long,
And your future abodcs tie bright orbs of the SKY.
IT'S meet in this of kindness and joy
That you pluck from your bosons the bramhes OF care
The passions that smother your comfort, destroy,
And OF vices comm.nslng with pleasures, beware
But tho merciful Being whose goodness has crowned
With halo of glory this epoch divine,
J Invites, while he scaueTs rich blessings around,
HIS creatures to feast on his bouncs benign.
IT'S meet on this festival hallowcd by Love-
That man should his pride and his cnm,ics Quei-
Forgiveness and charity learn from above
And resolve with his kindred in kindness dwell.
Let him seek from the Saviour whose mystical brit,
Its Distinguishing lus're imparts this Dag,
The spirit OF peace that should cover the earth,
And clothc It in blooms that never decay
Though the nation III and professions abounds,
Remember this truth which his Gospels impart-
That Religion consists not IN forms sounds
But in business of deed and in pureness of heat.
immaculate pciy ne'er can abide
In bosoms !nilamed with mtoler1nt zeal,
Whose mean3 of conversion fury and pride,
Or dungeons and fagsols, aud blood rcekns steel.
The heart of the Christian is humble and meek
Is generous foriIearng, pacific, and kind;
lie knows that the strongest OF mOTtals weak
That scciaTians and bgots selfish and blind
Tie beholds in tive Churches conflicting for crceds-
In their bitter Ieyilinss and pride Of display
The gardens OF Holiness numbered with weeds,
And her affairs surrendered Bgouy's sway.
He wastes not IN splendour and PompOus parade
Nor deems that the temples winch monals have made
Are halowed, or cursed and polluted 10y names.
He gives not, that Fame her applause may bestow,
Nor seeks TO be known 10y puriaps men
Like the streams paIchcd meadow. his charities now
Unheard, and except in their blessings,
In his worship he pIays nci that man may approve,
Nor PTostTates his knee while his heart unbowed;
But he bIeahes his soul IN the homage Of Love
la silent retreats from the gaze of tho crowd.
For him there's fame erected by hands,
Which, niore than the fabrics constructed by Ar,
incies his devotions, his reverence commands
And discoses the wisdom OF God to his heart.
As around him he looks this wonderful world
The earth with its treasures of land and of sea-
And the skies in their grandeur and beauty unfurled,-
Adorng-he bends his devotional knee.
To him this Of holy renown,
Religion appears in dvinest array;
She points 10 her throne and her star-circcd Crown
And his virtues confess her beneiiccnt sway
She points where the Martyr Of Calvary bled-
And sacred and joyful remembrance enoins
OF the Day when the beams Of his bh.star vero shed
And the Heavens proclaimed Him in wonders and sgnl