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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-06
.trJtsuotuO E1tfDtW,
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JAN. q. 1880.

I"e COnrention.--Thc Convention Yesterday hay
ing gone INTO Committee the Whole went tn rough
with the Report of the Select Committee with the
exception OF the 81 ana 18th articles relating to the
arrangement OF representation III the Senate aud
House nj Delegates which rccumini;tcd 10 the
Select C"mmttccl after laborous session of nca r
SIX hours Several, not very vital amendments were
hade, ana various others suggested. but kent
IN reserve, for the House. The proposition Of add.
ing t3 more members to the House of yates lin
crossing 1t to li0) ana thus Of easing the fltinr of
The Shoe where it pinchcs most it is thought will
give new v!gor 10 the entire scheme of the new Con
stitution, AMI Increase the chances of its pa sau,
through The Convention. Muc. dissatisfaction was
expressed from different quarters particularly from
the section south OF James River next under tho
mountains, at the nppor,onnent of representation
by the Select Committecbut it Is believed that the
cansc can AMI Will BE- removed BY the Select Com
mittcc.
From appearances, yeslas,lap, the Convention
draws towards its close and with n unure cb.cr;,,
prospect OF harmonious conclusion Nevertheless.
north restcr may again blow them on, to sou.-
There was the best spirit prevalent in the Commit
tee oftlc Whole, and IN particular n most eloquent
vindcation of the Judiciary by Mr.. Leigh of Ches.
terrified.
u In another column will be found the apporton
ment of Delegates and Senators devised bv the
Select committee, which reported the new Consti-
tuition, and which by accident omitted Yesterday
thc two articles as reported, have been rccommt, ed
10 The Select Committee and il is probable will I'M
dcrgo considerable alterations
u We commence this morning, Nr. Cookies
Speech, revised by himself, in which he assigns his
reasons for taking tho step which has exposed him
to criticism and uniinadvcrsion. This circumstance
and the Importance Of the subject, will secure il
general pcrusal.
u Various communications on hand, will receive
the earliest attention.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-06

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4 W. Discovery "f Aunerici-ConGue.to of Nto vim.
N|--Lonqncs' oi Peru. TRANSLATED from fine DO
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dilst % Eng'and Scotland Rome &c. low more
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-06

Il Various communications on hand will receive
the earliest attention
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-20

zine canned eoquent and Attorney ,eueIsl
Mr. ham save.iicch acd welcome IN the Postmaster
in .psses .S Sas S 81 S , Me- Barry replied
pInc'pe:a Of philanthropy snd b,oheiy love- which
hospitality of ~c Inhabitants aud in the noble ins
tui,ons which adorn the city"
DR. Chapman presented n letter from Joseph Bonaparc
expressive Of his w,se, the seuaeus ii the
Penn may become those Of The whole wod" The company
Nc Richards Mayer of the City. gave New York; the
pre sa,e aud emporium city" MIR Browne Mayor 81 New
York, responded in the follow ing sentiment
"rhc city of Phadcpha:Thc wisdom Of its founder is
seen in its prosperity aud grandeur"
Richard Rush Esq Transmitted the suo,ncd toast, which
'hs succeeding one is response 10y the company;
THE memory of the two jures who acquitted the iusous
founder of state the wh.n he indicted for
ing doctrine different FROM that Of Church England
e OF Charles the second the other the chae against
him OF holding reasonable correspondence
Second, when tina, monarch driven hom the English
throne for his arbitrary conduct Charles the Tenth
been from the French"
"R'eherd Ras like his lasrous father, s'anch friend
Of cvi aud religious liberty"
klr Gpin gave "rhc University OF Pennsylvania"
From admiral Coffin this Ieceived
"Aay the Almighty continue shower down his blessings
me ea'e OF fennsyvauia aud the hospitality Of Philadelphia
endure forever"
To this the following compliment, returned;
Admiral Sir Isaac Coiio A brave aud faithful officer
phlanthrops, and gentleman
MIR VI Richards read letter from Ju,l.e johnson of
Carolina. enclosing tins sentiment:
The planting of the colony of the hest illus
'raon the world ever of the practical character OF
religion"
Mr. Richards proposed SIR Justice Johnson An accom-
p,ished jurst aud n constitutional patriot ~
Mr. lnns read letter from Judge buvsl Of MARYLAND,
Accompanied by this
'rhc memory Of Penn. Franklin and ohc, worthless. rrho
by their vtue aud patriotism have raised
present elevated stations her enjoy bless
ed
Mr. LausSat gave
"iahriel Dnval living example tina, the mild virtues
thc m worthless ri Pennsylvania. have fallen seeds
without flower and without fruit"
Mr. B Chew presented letter from George Leper Esq.
with the sentiment
'The principles OF pcnn:rhcy drew tear from the
OF those they have wiped away arc countless
MIR Chew responded in compliment The Pc.nsy !vana
dele CATION in cong fess"
MIR Livingston, of Louisiana after some lively remarks
en'ogzng the Bak of the Une0 States offered following
sentiment, which received with applause
The Bank NJ the United States and its talented and eo
oueai PTesdcn, "
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-20
PETERsBunG Oct 10.
RAIL ROAD TO THE ROANOKE.

AS VIC approach his great project and proccod 9th
orr prcpnra ions for its actual commencement d,n;
e"ics ranish. We understand that tho Enoinect0 :,
second survey has been enabled SELECT ground for
ne 'ocnuon OF the Road much more favourable Than
tia, ot first pas cd over and that of conrsn ,L
al cost will fall considerably below the cs,motos
This is encouraging Yet farther; We are informed
That among tho recent subscrpio ions. two very hera
ones nave been received from LtDerpooi in ENGLAND
An example which it is not vet too late e., so, f
the capitalists in wealthy .9me,cqn cities 70 inn,
day. '''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-20

ThFHHF7AH. VtI ~
- H1I Of Red Rirer Lieut.. s5ewall. or the u S.
bnrlneet Coros. has been diligently employed with
lVo hands' since fomc Tune IN August last in clear
lng out passage through and around the Ran Of
hcd River, pursuant ~ oct OF Congress. an
propuat'ng $4,000 for the Accomplishment or thai
DESIRABLE" object We understand he hns. thus 70 =
prosecuted tn" work with much success and express
scs a con6dept hope Of cffcc,ing safe ond conyen
ont passage for boats afou6d the Rni, before next
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-20
FOn TILE Wurr

me subscription list which was left at the Coffse
Room Tor raising fund to he offered as reward for
or murderers Of the unfortunate Reid ia for co,,o;
reasons taken from there and will be found NJ tho ba
of the Eagle Hotel, ond those gentlemen who bava
eReh an interest IN procuring Subscribers will have
the po'tcness to leave their list there also before
o o'clock, r. nj. so that The Mayor may be enabled IN
issue his proclamation on Monday. w w
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-20
DAL-IMoRE, Nov. 10

The iIs' number Of the =. y ArIo>AL MAGAZINE" bv
Mr.. Barney, appears to-day. We have not seen
coy. bu from the great ability exhibited IN her letter
to General Jackson, we should infer tha' her Mag
anne wi on well deserving public patronage aud we
trust from the citizens of Batrnore pan,cu,atv
she will receive liberal cncoura cement Her address
tn the patrons Of the work will be found in our CO
lumns.-l Chr0n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-20
raoM gng IvEsiYs POST

oi seen q" ngeniously constructed artificial roof and
@ naoe ny Nr e. Casiee, Surgeon Dentist 2sO Broad
way Tor person who born with double hair lio and
ucse OF those organs, which left cavity in his Head. 70
am constructed answer the purposc Of !,
ROOF and palate Of the in enabljne Kin, - a.,
scs SCI oi teeth likewise fixed ~ speak with an
accurate aTculaon. and giving propeI form 10 The o
,e.us,ng ,he interior space natural size w ''"'"'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-20

nations IL there ere evils attending this sysicm.
they are partial IN thes character and il may well
% dcobtcd whether in Justice thoy ara To be
Imputed % much to the efct of its opers,ions, as
10 the existing peculiar state Of aa,rs throug hout
the civilized world. For myself incline to the lat
ser opaniou. With Pcnnsylvanians, however, this
subject admits of no doubt. Our natural position.
in reference to sister States our Vast internal
resources. the fertility of SOIL aud the prosperity
OF our two grea' capitals. the commanding the
waters OF the fertile vallies of the west, the other
holding the most distinguished station among her ss
ter cities OF the east, all in Fact, clearly point out TO
Us not only the sXpedency, but the absolute neces-
si,y. OF industry will place them both upon pro.
per footing Asto Internal Improvement, the prin
cipe Is too well Acknowledged 10 Gull for srgu
ment here Under its influence, ourvast wildernesses
have disappeared, and villages have assumed the
character OF cities. Its consi,utionalty, as nN-a
sure at general policy the part Of tho Fede al Go
vernmeni has been severely and ably tested; but il
maJoriiics are to be taken criterion 20 Judge by
and We aunt OF no better guide. the question is
rest All admit ts happy effects in tending To Sc
cure the oermanency of blessed Union. by adding
to the political ties which at present bind Va, the
strongest natural ones and by daily opening fresh
channels at national wealth and social intercourse
Upon these vital questions. shall be governed in my
public capacity by such motives become Pennsyl
vanu; not. however, as a Pennsylvania whose prin
cipes are to BE- regulated by the multiplying doc
OF small district ~ southern country, but as one
who contd'ng IN tho unbendng pnirsl integrity OF
Of his native State, md aden his affection for he
Sreu fCueFai lGion. VIII admit oil no goVcrnlur
principle which the will moi sanction; of no i'm
pulse which the other does not create.
"Allow me to offer you, i.ow-czens:
'f"e union IF sound moral ana poitrai principles
the best mesns to secure the "ntcgrity of the party
to aid the Improvement of the ,nteliectu character
cherish thc progress of free principles aud es, ablish
upon a certain foundation the happiness of man"
We have before us Snuff Box in the f,rm ~! a
Smiths anvil. made of iron and plated, having upon
the facing or I'D inscription which wall show its
origin and DIS, inaticn:
To HnSRY Clay, the friend Of the mech, nj IS.
this specimen f native Workmanship - presented
from the anvil of LEWIS l. BARNES. Richmond.
Va.
Any Of our friends disposed TO take pnci, Of
snuff IN advance Of Mr. Clay, can be supplied from
his box D. giving us call ( Phu q. s Gazette.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-20

Mr.. Shell, tho dramatisi and orator. lately married.. III
fortune IN dublin lie mode in which circumstances yys
," he dublin papers Is curious II was as follows
ihe friends of Mr. She'll they are TO be found in .I
very par, oil The globe will he reoced hear that he has
received an accession to has fortune of 4o0Oi ps an
mum London paper rema,kng on this singular MOD. "
nmm1ne n.y., "sases says tia. Of piece with the gal
that his friend had lately married. inquired moi to whoo I
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-10

RETRgNcHMENr.-W We nave bern an4lously
looking for something like Reuenchment at
Washing or. The pure patriots who have
had fortune buckIed on their backs whether
hey would or not" made SO manv p' otesta>
lions 10 The dear people that they in'endrd 10
introduce system OF r 'renohmen' at the seat
of Government, snd vowed SD Justify that the
" Augean stable" should br clean ed, as TO in
duce Us really o believe n hMe Of VIVA, they
said. - Blu, So help us Ges-ral Jack their
promises and vows like those OF our sweetheaTts
can be strained against a spiders web "
We do not know. for we have never taken
the trouble to coun', how many sa'ar'ed liners
Of the Government this little ten miles square,
contains. Enough, however, in cons fence
Well, it was reasonably thought by the co">
,idera,e and thinking part Of he here,ical Ad-
am. men, as well as by heir high mighty and
puisssn, brethren the Jackson men, tina. few
OF these suckers upon The Treasury could be
dispensed with, and that a reduclioa OF their
number would ensue. But behold nearly a
year has elapsed since the commencement
Of the reign Of this Immaculate administration
and The same number hangs feeding UPON the
pap, which is found so delicious! We believe
not single Office has been abolished Ana
wha, will be bought when i, is known that in
stead Of reducing The number Of clerks, the
Pos, Master General is now actually applying
for ANOTHER Assistant Postmaster Grper-
al, and TEN ADDITIONAL CLERKS
What will Mr.. Grundy say to ihls? Here
then we are upon the high road 10 Economy,
Retrenchment aud Reform, and we arrive at
the desired points by creating anew assistant
Post Mas,er General, and appointing ten sd-
di,ionsl Clerks 10 The Post Office Department.
Genius Of Chiffon where ar, thou &! Descend
from thy lofty elevation and deign to look up
on this humble matter Let Thy s,enorian
lungs be exerted in our behalf, and when we
build temple of Reform we'll place thy statue
in the pariour.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-10

The Pennsvlvsnia inquirer, after meH''0'"'
the debate that incidentally sprung mp the O'''
day in the Senate, in which the cha'acf "
Mr. BAYARD was Involved, thus speaks o. U.S.
gentleman:
Mr.. Bayard was high.'onrd fed'fn'''. -, +"
he commencement Of the party srIir' S' ~,
the federal constitution: He continued aHst
aIst 10 the day Of his drath: lie was P'Is,t q,
Of the mos virtuous and honorable stamp -.
country was his IDOL; and he would have 'IO,o
ed 10 participate in any corrupt poi.'e1'
position whatever. We never shall io's'
noble declaration which he Uttered a. uhe"T
he gIsomiest period Of the negotiation ",
the British commissioners, ID thr lave "'~
He firmly and manfully declared, 'ha' ~ ~" ~.
Try rose in proportion TO the pre''ure q m
upon her, and that SHE NEVER WOULD fihID
THE DEMANDS OF THE ENEMY. AS LoSo As A.,
OF WOOD WAS LEFT IN KENTUCKY. Inc
ment ought 10 be inscribed in letters Oh
and worn at the heart Of every America,
was uttered by a statesman who wouio
oeen the pride and ornamen, OF any na''Ou;
a statesman who nobly labored, and saenD
his health and life, in the service OF bis e0''"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-10

A BnsToH 'CoMlo ANNUAL" The Bos' en-
paper menrion tia Finn aud Johns on--lhe
former well known a. an actor Of merit, but
BE- ter and more ex'rnsi' ely by great num-
Der OF pun"ing poems, and the latter as car
icaturis IT considerable broad humour have
dubbed together to produce a Comic Annual
for the mex season of gift books and merry
making. Johnston has been called the Cruik
,hsDk Of thr Country. and Fion is no less our
Hood. lhe 40 t"ge,h-.' will ,ubile.s be a.
oir CONF oct oooS ,aat shall force The most
grave and mslanchoiic reader 10 smile.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-10

MILITIA TRAININGS We are glad TO b.
says tn. New York Daily Advertiser. Iha' x
expediency Of al'e,ing our Militia LAVISH
" TO be considered in oui House OF hssemN
The names Of several thousand OF our nN
respectable citizens, subscribed TO n'm''''
are, we suppose now on their way to a'N'
and no doubt will have grea' wright, as "''
ought TO have, with the Legislature.
We perceive that vote haspasstd,, is" Wv
since,in the House Of Representatives Of H'''
Island, abolishing rcsimen'a! trainings exp
one 10 year.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-10

MAIL RoBBKRY. James Porter, alias James
May,who,in con junction win Abr aham Po,eet
alias G orgs Williams ano George Wilson
made the late daring attack upon the Wash
,ng,on stage. was, in consequence Of iniorma'
lion given by his aceompli,es, apDrehended on
SATURDAY. night, ars o'clock, and committed
by 7. Shepherd, Esq. We learn ,hat Po,ee'
& Wilson have conf sSed, thai thy robbed the
Philadelphia mail and passengers on the kim
BILE on road in November last; snd also plon-
drred he mail, from Philadelphia Reading
in the succeeding month Of December.
Bah Repu6.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-10

We have bren muc h asronished by the recent
Improvements on Rail Roads and Locomotive
Engines These have been brought 10 high
degree Of perfection by the united talents oil
men Of scientific and mechanic skill.
We have exs mine the laie Liverpool papers
with a,ten ion, 10 see If The excitement produced
by success showed augmentation or diminution
To our regret, the day Of wonder has passed
away. I, would have gra'i6ed US much, il we
could nave treated our ead,rs with still great
er wonders; but, with US. they mus, be content
with As miles per hour. we are sorry we can
do no better
The papers contain great number OF no.
tees Of applica ion to parliament for new lines
of roll roads, and Of advanced price Of shares,
,qual or nearly so to the early advance Of price
in he rail road stock Of a nsighboring city; but
zoe have looked in vain for applications to PARIS
e"t for po,oer 10 eonUerf The lines Of eunai to rail
roads The canal propiie,or> fnd i, their in
,eres, TO wait and see how far the experiments
on small SC ale, can be prac'ised on a large.
1t is said thai the Coal Company at Mauch
Chunc h have found it their advantage 10 reduce
the rave # heir wagons TO miles per hour,
on account of he wear Of their rails with high
veIoci,ies, aud thai il is III, managers opinion
that he considers the transportation at the rate
Of 20 miles per hour to be quite as expensive
as common turnpike. This rail road, we
believe, did 10, cost 81 1000 per mile. 1t has
been in operation few years, and the only fair
trial which we have had IN the Uniied States
We have copird an article from Liverpool
paper Of Dec. 10, TO show that The rail road
mama does not infect every person; and al
though the system may have peculiar advan
rages, yet il can only succeed in pee ul,ar stu
atoms, and we fear not 10 hsza. d an opinion,
that for the transportation Of heavy commod-
ties water carriage will prevail If we can pro
cure copy ssfss,he Lekigh Coal Company Re
por, will presen, il wholly, or in part, 10 our
cad
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-10

How true il is that one hall the world does
no, know how the o'her half lives! during the
late brief bu, severely cold westher, we slept
into the Office Of the Commissioner Of The Aims
Mouse one day, TO look Ypon the shiveIing poor
as they crowded up for their portion Of The
nublic bounty. In nine cases out Of Ten he APP
plicants are females, and il of,,n makes he
hear. bleed 10 hear their tales of wo. and The
pressing natur. Of their wants. And TO the
disgrace Of our sex, in probably IN than a
m.iori,y Of the cases these suffe' H. 0 are caused
by the hra,aiiuy, the neglect, the drunkenness or
teser,ion of husbauds.-There was one case Of
a diferenr kind, however, while we were in the
Office A good looking wrll dressed woman
slept up to Mr.. Hunier, with a fine looking
child Of about eight mou'1s old in her arms
She did no, however Apply for relief for her
self, bu, for the child. On examining the case
it appeared that hi. was III hones industrious
three children Of her own. About three months
ago, woman the mother of the child now
in her arms, came 10 her house and took board
with her a few weeks, until as she sllsdged
she could get place ut service Every day
she went on, for place, and returned without
success. until about Two months ago, she dis
sppcated entirely, not paying for her board,
and leaving ,h- hosptable woman who had
en,er,s AIMED her, burjrned with her child. The
unnatural mother has no, been heard Of since.
The goud won an with whom IL was thus left {,
N wing no, hing 10 Dope upon for supporting
herseii and her own offspring, was Reluctantly
compelled to throw this little unknown on up.
oa n publ ] was ordered 10 the Aims
Hossr.-h. T. Courier.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-10
From Baek,coOd's Magazine for January

THE FIRST GRAY HAIR.
The ma,ron at her mirror, with her hand her bro"
Sits gazing on her lovely ficeaye lovely even now:
why doth she lean upon her hand with such look Of
WHY steals tina, tear across her cheek,-she sees her
first gray hair.
lime from her form hath ta'en away bot little Of its
grace; =.
His touch of thought hath dgnfed the beauty of her
Ye, she nigh, mngle in the dance where maiden' gay
trip,
So bright still her halle eye, beautiful her lip.
rb. faded form is often mark'd by sorrow more than
The wrinkle on the cheek may be the course of
tears;
The mournful lip may of love neer contest,
And the dmness of the eye betray heart that cannot
But She hath been hsppy wife;-the lover Of her
youth
Nav proudly claim the smile that pays the trial of his
truth;
of slght-of loneliness hath never oanishd
sleep;
Her life hath been cloudless onei-,hen. wherefore
doth she weep
She look'd upon her raven !ocks;-what thoughts did
they recsll'
OH not of nights when they were deck'd for banquet
or for ball,
They brought back thoughts Of early outh, Ger she
had learnt 20 check,
With artificial wres,hs. the curls that sported Ger her
neck.
She seem'd to feel her mothers hand pass lightly
throug b her hair,
And draw it from her brow. to leave kiss OF kindness
there;
She seed to yies her fathers smile. and feel the
playful touch "a
Tbs, sometimes Eeign,a to stealawsy the curls she
priced SO much
And no,o she see, her first gray hair oh, deem not
crime
For her weep-when she beholds the first fOo,-mars
of Time!
She knows thai, by one, the mute memen,os will
increase,
And steal youth. beauty, strength away, i'll! life itself
shall cease.
I'll. NOT the tear of vanity for beauty the
Yet though the blossom may not sigh to bud, and bloom
again,
n cannot but remember. with feeling Of regret,
The Spring forever gone-the Summer sun nearly
set,
All, Lady! heed the monitor! thy mirror tells thee
truth,
assume the ma,ron's folded veil, resign the wreath of
yeuh
Go! bind i, thy daughters brow, in her thou still
look fair;
'rwere well would all leafn wisdom who behold the
first gray hair!
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-10
RAILWAY SHARES.
= To The Editor of the Licerpool .7l5io,,.

SIR.-Ou looking over your very useful
publication OF last Monday, l perceive you
have reported the price of the Wa'etwork
shares. lie the premiums at present giving
for 'he Liverpool and Mano bes,er Railway
shares, a. we'll as Of Others branching from u,
or intended TO be conHec'ed with it. This in.
formation IS valuable, and will, hope, be con.
,inued IN your future papers.
On looking over The various premiums,
observed. with very considerable regret, the
high price a, which the Liverpool and M.n-
chester Rsiiway shares had arrived; and ask.
ed myself are there any just or feasible rea-
sons for their bring at SO high premium !?
After the mos, mature delioeration, the con.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-10
y. II. Throep,
ENGR AVER

of visiting cards, bank notes. portraits, MAPS ehars
landscapes diplomas hat plates business cards, &c.
Aso society, notary, and all other metal seals En-.
craving on wood usual.
All the above shall be done with dispatch at reason
able prices His rosm the Cd door from 18th street,
on the Avenue and directly opposite the National Jour-
nal Office, Washington City.
NIB Copper plate printing done in the nestsst
manner. estf dec a
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-10

"Poor naked wretches, wheresoe'er you are.
That bde the pelting Of this pitess storm, 81
How shall your houseless heads, and unfed sides,
Your lcoped and Widowed rsggedness, defend you
From seasons such ~ the,e"-( SHAKs