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The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-11-13

M JAMES FENNER,
GorerSpr Captai,s- General, Commnnder-
is-ChisfcfMe Stale cf cfRhode- leland and
| 4 Providence PIhntaiioss. Y. SaT
"a PAQ0L n MA TIo1g.
Whercas tie General Assembly or the state ..
inresaid. on ihc twenl y-ninshcoy or October
last. passed The following resolution, TO VII y:
Nvoicd snd Resolved. That Thnrsda ~ the
twenty. .fiiih day Of November nsxt. be end ir
hereby set sPart - day Of Pubiic ThsDksg.v..
in, aId praise 10 Almighty God ond that his
Excel rncy The Governor be and he " lereb,
requested. to issue his procIsmarian accordingIy
do. therefore, pnfeuan 10 The above rccited
resolution. issue this, my proclamation. to
make known tho saIne. that the gosd people Of
this state may conform thereto. - l4'.ft
Given under my hand. and. the real Of said
State. mt Providence, this third day Of Novom-
ber. in tho year of our Lord one thousand eipht
bundre.l and thirty, and or Independence tie
ffiy fifth. y e,et stN f.s
a.as n.. .e.r JAMES FENNER.
BY HIS Ereellency's Commaad ssl
Henry BowEN, See'ry.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-20
THE BLUE BOOK.
Farther supplies of Books, &c.

Farther supplies OF Books, &c.
I'l>llE Northern Traveller and Northern Tour.
u with the routes TO the Springs, Niagara, and
Quebec, and the Coal Mines ofPcnnsylvanG; also the
Tour of New England----Thirty two engravings---
Fourth edition, revised and extended
Xenophons Expedition of Cyrus. with English
notes, prepared for the of schools and colleges.
with life Of the author; by Charles Dexter Cleve-
land, Professor OF Languages in Dickinson College.
Macculock on remittent and intermittent diseases,
including geIerically marsh fever ard neuralgia; COM
prisng under the former various anomalies obscu-
rites, and consequences and under q new systematic
view of the latter treating of tic douloureux scati-
ca headache, ophthulma, foot hache, palsy aud many
other modes and consequences of this generic dis.
ease.
Winners Episcopal Manuel, being intended as O
summary explanation ofthe doctrine, discipline and
worship of the Episcopal Church etc. etc. etc.
Third edition.
Moore IS life of Lord Byron.
Pelham, or the adventures of gentleman.
T PSse Disowned, by the same Author.
Lawrie Todd, or the settlers in the woods-by
John Gait, ESQ.
Floras Dictionary--by lady
Register OF officers and agents civil, military and
naval, in the service of the United States, 1880
Memoirs Of the Rev. Matthew Henry, by ]. B..
Williams, Esq. r. s A.
Aids to reflection by S. II. Coleridge, with pre-
minary essay, notes, and illustrations, by James
Marsh
Foscarin, or the partrician of Venice
Life of the Rev Edward Payron, ID. ID. late Rec
tor of the second church In Portland.
Bickersteths Christian Hearer, designed to show
the Importance of hearing the word, and to assist
christians in hearing with profit.
Provincial Letters, containing exposure of the
reasoning and morals of the Jesuts, by Blaise as
CAL originally published under the name of Louis De
Montate translated from the Frencb-to which is
added view of the History of the Jcsuits and the
late Bull, for the revival of the order in Europe &c
received for sale, by
I9---ts COLLINS e. co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-20
By the Governor Of TIE Commonwealth Of
Virginia.
A PROCLAMA ALTON

WHEREAS. IN pursuance of an act of the Gen.
w era Assembly. passed the leth day Of Febru
airy, 1880, entl led, IAN act, amend an act emit
tied an act to organise Convention" ed polls
OF the votes given in each county town and borough
entitled to send members to the General Assembly
upon the question of the Ratification or Rejection of
the Amended Constitution of Virgini1. have been
transmitted to the Executive of Virginia, and have
been by them carefully examined; and whereas. upon
such examination, it appears satisfactorily 10 the Elk
ecutive that majority of said is for ratifyng
the said Amended Constitution: Now, therefore, l.
JOHN FLOYD. Governor Of the Commonwealth of Vir-
gina. by and with the advice of the Council of State
do hereby proclaim and make known to the people of
Virginia that majority of all the qualified votes gi-
ven, IS in favor of the ratification of the Amended
Constitution; and that there appear,
For the ratification thereof, 26o55 votes,
For the rejection thereof, 1868 votes.
Given under my hand as Cover nor, and under the
seal of the Commonwealth at Richmond
this LIST day of July, 1880.
JOHN FLOYD.
The Editors who published the new or amended
Constitution, by authority of the executive are re-
quested to publish the preceding Procamaorsin their
respective newspapers three times and forward their
accounts TO this Department. accompanied by a prin
ted copy of the terms of advertising, and evidence
that the publications charged have been made.
uy 7-2tc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-20
Just Received from France,

Just Received from France,
- RGNAULD'S PectOral Basamlc Paste The
IA beneficial effects Of this Paste known n long
time before it was made public, and its subsequent
srccess, have procured the avou ble reception with
which 1t has been bonored ever since its first appear
ance.
1t IS highly beneficial to persons afflicted with
catarrbs, colds, consumptons and all discusses of the
lungs.
In asthma. either in old or young patients, this
preparation employed IN rather large Doses especial
y at night, when going TO bed. Inns frequently CT
iected complete cure, and constantly procured
sleep, and rendered expcctoranon abundant and
easy.
In coughs which accompany and follow measles, in
tho whooPing cough il is productive of the most dc.
sirabie effect.
II IS also usefu to persons who arc Obliged 10 speak
professionally in public.
Many Of the public journals, and some of the most
eminent physicians in Paris, have given Regnauld's
Paste most fiattering recommendation. a constant
supply will be kept by the subscriber at his Book and
stationery Store, Warranted genuine
ma 20 r. ID. SANXAY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-20
&C. REMOVAL. -

U-J- NEWOV AL. ~
- OBERT III. JENKINS has removed TO Market
IL Square, between the Stores Of Messrs Wads-
worth Il Williams and w. g. ID. Kyle Co, where he
will sell al very reduced prices, extensive
ment of fancy Dry Goods and Irish Linens, &c &c.
iy l2
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-20

VIRGiNiA.-ht rules holden in the clerks ofTfpe Of
the superior court of chanccry for the Williams.
burg district, the Sd day Of May, 1880: Stephen ID.
Fuller and Mary his wife, pitts against william NJ.
Taylor, IN his own light and administrator with the
will annexed of Edmund Taylor, senr, John p. Tay-
lor, and others, defts.
The defendant Jno. p. Taylor not having entered
his appearance and given security according the act
Of Assembly and the rules Of this court and it appear
ing by satisfactory evidence, that he is not an nhabi
tan Of this country: il is ordered that the said
ant do appear here the first day of the next term
and answer the bill OF the plaintiff; and that copy of
this order be forthwith inserted in some
published in the city Of Richmond, for two months sue.
cessvely, and posted at the frot door of the former
capitol, IN the city Of Williamsburg.
90 copy. Teste, Ed. CHRISTIAN, &C.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-20
BY MRS. HOLLAND

V'HE Blind Farmer and his Children by Mrs. Holland;
William and his Uncle Ben by the same:
Alicia and her Aunt think before you speak by the
Also. another supply Of Wilson's Episcopal Manual;
Dwr sketches Of the Lives Of the Sgners of the Declaration
OF Independence;
Malcombs Bible Dictionary;
Paul Clifford, &c &e-Just received by COLLINS & co.
in
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-20
JULY FASHIONS.


FASHIONABLE DRY GOODS
Opening this TUESDAY morning, received by
~ the last Packet from France, the following rich
goods:
Varegated Orentus, rich and beautiful article for
Ladies' Dresses.
Kaleidoscope Scarfs, q new, fashionable, and cheap
article for the neck
Droubadour Scarls, material of Gauzc Embroidered
and photographic Colored Borders.
A few more of those elegant Leopold Dccoupe Scarfs
largeand extensive assortment ofGauze Leisse and
Silk Barrege Fancy Hdkfs., of the newest sum
mer fashions.
Wide and Narrow Quilting or Footing Laces, very
cheap.
100 doz. Women's White Cotton Hose from auction
from 20 cts, to fine quay--with many and
rich goods-for sale at reduced prices, at f. IL.
JENKINS Fancy Dry Good, and Irish Linen
(Removedto Market Square,
iy 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-20
.AROLINA MOSS, for sale.
~ jci5 JAS WINSTON.
FRESH DRY GOODS

FRESH DRY GOODS.
anticipation Of their general advertisement the
Il subscribers inform their customers, and other pur-
chases, that they have received by the last arrivals
from Philadelphia, New York and Boston, One Hum
dred and Eighty Packages Fresh american and
British Dry Goods, in which are included their
Importation from England, (vIa New York; consist
ing in part of the following articles:
Extra blue, black, brown. olive, and olive brown
London cloths
Extra blue, black, drab, mixed, fancy mixed. and
lavender Loudon cassimeres
Plain and fancy white London Marseilles outings
White and colorcd ground chintz, printed do do
Plain buff toilenets
A beautiful assortment ofthe newest style Prints
Fancy, checked, and. striped, and .adrianopie Cd
ne,c style ginghams
"A, A and Ca cambria and iuconet muslins
White bordered cravuts, very superior and
Mixed and striped linen and cotton drills.
Their assortment is now very good, and viii in a
few days be the most commanding they have ever
had. L. a. L.. JAMES, & Co.
opl3-tf Market Square
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-20

II Newspaper for the Ladies.
Proposals for publishing in the City of Washington
WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, in neat quarto form.
containing eight pages, devoted entirely the dis.
semination of Intelligence useful and interesting to
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-20

Musical Cabinet.
CLASSICAL Pocket Library for the German
~ Flute, Flageolet, Violin or Oboe-consistiug of
Songs with words] and dances
Duets and trios
Scottish airs and songs, Duets s. trios
Irish airs, as do do
Welsh airs and songs. as do 60
Italian airs, as do do
French songs and airs as do do
German do do as do do
Marches & quick steps, rs do DO
Selected. arranged, and partly composed by J.
Whtaker-i9 numbers received and for sale.
27-ts COLLINS g. co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-20
FOR RENT.
r.. ID. SANXAY-

CSueeessor 10 ". n. FHsUhylsonn3
EIAS Just received at his Book Stationery and
~ IL Fancy Store, assortment Of gold. silver,
tortoise shell and steel mounted spectacs for oil ages:
Also, convex concave green and azure loose glasses
suitable for those who require a change, which he
can fit IN old frames. Specacles repaired.
Gold finders magnifying glasses of various kinds,
for lie examination Of minerals spy and opera glass
cs; acorn, beetle and botanical microscopes; eve
glasses, 70; short sighted persons; convex shaving
-glasses.-Pelescopes cleaned and repaired Glass
tubes fitted to thermometers. ieI9
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-20

lust RECOMMENDATION Grammar. by A.
e De Letamendl, late Consul of Spain for East
Florida Also. by the same author Notas Historicas
sorre la Revolucion do Espana conirepdierro Ia
epoca de 1914 hasta 1898, for sale at the Book e.
Stationery Store of X. d. SANXAY.
!, ma %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-20

A FOR SALE,
f:::m The House and Lot on Church Hill.
5ili formerly the property of John Parkhl, and now
Ex2zESlD the occupancy Of Mr. Joseph s. James. The
lot has heen lately enclosed and the house undergoing
thorough repair There fine Yard and Garden attach
ed to the premises: Well Of good water Coal and Smoke
house, Stable and Carriage house. all of brick The present
occupant has lease the premises for years. but this
will not affect the SALE possession may be had in
months from the time Tire repairs making shall have
completed Application to be made to
jan 10 ". &. McNEhiARA.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-20
TO GARDENERS.

TO GARDENERS.
oNDON'S Encyclopedia OF Gardening. very large and
1l valuable work
The Practical American Gardener exhibiting the for
every Kind Of work in the different kinds of gardens, by
Old Gardener.
The American Gardener, by Citizen Of Virginia.
But lew for sale by JOHN n. NASH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-20
CIRCULAR.

WAsuINGroN June 4, 1880.
Sir-You will perceive by the accompanying pro-
position. tho we offer To act Agents for those who
may own Military Land Warrants on the Virginiu
State and Continental Establishment, or United
States Revolutionary Bounty Warrants; and we re-
quest the favor of you enclose this such Of your
acquaintance may be interested in those claims,
with such recommendation of us as YOU NAV think
merit.
With great respect.
Your obcdient servants,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-20

Bariin's improved English Seidiitz Pouders
HDUT up IN well secured Also, lew dZen red
which contain glass stopped bottles,
filed with the materials for the purpose Of making tho
highly improved medcine and well calculated for those who
trayel by land, beng all liable affected by
changes of tho weahcE-Fof sale by
JNO ~. BIAMIRE,
"a Al his Drug Store Opposite he EaQIe door.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-20
INGREDIENTS

avery article for green and yellow pickles
- ave received fresh and would recommend that
those who want con obtain the above from my Drug
Store, opposite the Eagle. Among them are--ginger,
mace, cloves, alspce, turmerc, long pepper CHINA
non white and black mustard seed, garlic and horse
radish. J. H. BLABtIRD
IN L.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-20

II Offer for sale the above highly useful article in
u destroying damp and unwholsome vapor in cell
Inrs and as general purifier in oil offensive 6uvin
II BLAMIRE,
~ 10 Opposie The Eaglr Hotel
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-20

Molasses, Sugar, &c.
lust received, for sale by the subscribers,
- 40 hhds. West India Molasses
10 do Now Orleans do
- 80 DO Porto Rico sugar, cheap
ed do ST. Croix do, superior
IS bags coffee
$50 sacks best Liverpool filled salt
200 bbs No 3 mackarel
5 hhds and 80 bbls Baltimore whisSey
Soal and upper feather, and neighbourhood tar.
jyl3 RALSTON s. PEASANTS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-16

muteo hoom ~ tho eingparity OF the case, ana tue
desire Of hearing him speak.
Vanqushed CT victorious. here. by the people Of
Orange in the trial of strength which is antsi-
pated, CIV Barbour has every reason to 'elictstc
mseif"n the popular admiration. sympathy and res
pect hich have been awakened by the course Of o
vents before the Committce-aud which so loudly rs
buke the miserable and vindctvc OF party spi
lit, which At such time thi, is the political his
tory Of Virginia would deprive her of the services
sPowerful debater and experienced statesman.
Post OGee C3niracfs.-We rend in the Boston
Courier Of the 9th the following notice of a commu-
nicat,on which We lately published from the Enqui
rer. Tho quarter whence this contc,np'uous notice
Of the article OF - crson" proceeds, - at least
remarkable
To Uie Editor Of Eic Courier.
IAe abuse ofthe Postmaster General hy writer 10
the kichm nd Enquirer noticed in the Boston Courier
OF Weenesday, = lnerely outpourng OF superfuous
spleen BY disappointed competitor for mail Contracts
The same charges,n definite form, laid before
and investigated by the President ofthe United Sater
aud found to be utterly groundlcs and malicious.
SCALPEL
Senator from Pennsylvania. the Le-
gislsture wss to 60 into the election Of Senator of
The U. 8 to supply the place of Gen. Marks, whose
term expires on the Sd March. The following gen
tiemen had already been nominated in the State Sc
nate.
By Mr.. Burden, Samuel " K.an.
Brown, James S Stepenson.
Krepps. (F.yette,l Thomas Ir,oin.
WISE, Richard Coulter.
krrbs, (Schuyk,ll,] YIN G.. Hurokins.
Piper, H1rmar DENNY
Ring and, William, .NCrccry.
Houston, james Buchanan
jackson (lIun'ingdon,] c. j. Iagersoli.
Tfcse gentlemen are of coursc, all good Jackson
men! but at Harrisburg, as elsewhere. divisions I'M
fortunately exist among the Republican Party (par
as TO the merits of Gov Wolf and Mr..
Van Buren, and Calhoun. Gen.
Mexican, !. the candidate Of the Wolf and Inghum,
or which We believe is the same thing-thc Calhoun
party. The others believe. are the oh-r wsy.
This election will test the strength of the opposing
ACTIONS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-16

had not been authorised to write letter to Capt.
It's heirs Proposing I" undertake their CLAIM for
hall the ani"un: represented stated on Monipy lie
was answered thai the gentleman in Norfolk was
authorised 20 do whatever he undertook 20 do he
was incapable nj dong wrong; but it was not believed
he had written such leircr. After being as.ur.d hv
MIR. a. he had the letter. The person alud ed to-
would have stated what nc supposed the explain.
alton. but Mr.. A. commenced catechism rude and
insulting in its character, rendered more by his
manner. which he ntuuci until the IN ut Sc
verely rctotied upon h IA. What followed need no,
be .atcd except Mr.. a. repeatedly assured, tha
no design was tor moment entertained of calling
him ID account for what he had sand Ill dcbstr thai
the call upon him was to make and not tn demand
explanation. No improper motive was impu, ed %
! MIR A or even alluded To, and what he could possi-
bly, I'M. CINE - have amounted to such an impul alton
! is lNtt for him Ia explain
The lottcr which Mr. 4 says he has seen must hsvo
been misunderstood by him, although IT not <eco
cctcd that the person Implicated, hcard that any
letter was written To Capt R's heirs by his hend
yet may BIO solnd the letter must have been writ
ten. before the meeting OF the Legislature in Dec
1922 at which iime the cou,nuG.ion Of fus years fiH
par was tho only compensation cla med behalf of
nv Of the "fticers The Communication "f Captain ms
$4,000 and the letter writer, speaking of III 900
must ethcr have referred to the interest which the
heirs would receive, II they employed the pcrs,n i'm
p'icatcd the then usual OF one hall for the
other, or to 81 200 the portion of each heir There
being but :wo.) Of WHICH, 5000 would be moiety.-
But when the Court OF Appeals decided that these
officers were entitled % half-pav long as they
hrei, this clam which before estimated $1,000
amounted to about four nld that sum-and when
the judgment obtained, the Executor was IN
formed of it by the first boat, ter the adjournmen,
of the Court expressed his pleasure at the result
He informed also OF the effect of the decision "f
the Court of Appeals after it was known The
particulars of the agency in this claim, are not now
all recoectcd; but the above is undoubtedly the ex
PLANTATION Of The reason why the that would be
received nv the heirs. stated to amount only t.
81 200 $500 for of them
In the dbs,ints co9adence that he is no, Justly
chargcab'e with the least mpropricty, the person I'm
plicatcd has mad, the least cnnccslment of his
sg"ncy in the claims or the terms on which he ntnn
d-d 10 them. Unit; tn" decision of the Court of Ap
peas Gav- reasonable degree of certainly 10 The
CLAIMS, he undertook any of them for less than
ono huf or one-thIrd, according to circumsi ances.
where the compensation was entirely contingent
lie will be willing to state any facts to the Com
mittce within his knowledge, which they may desire
10 know.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-12
MISCELLANEOUS.

the following ~ the production of Fretler.
tek Richter, German; II WAS translated into
French by Madam de Staei. We find !, IN
that language in she columns Of that exceI.
len, paper, "Lo Courier des Flats Un,s "
and have doHS IL into English n appears 20
Us we nave some where me, the same article
~ much better gsrb than we have hastily
dressed u IN. ~ oar readers have read IL bet.
Ter translated. land 10 could not have been
worse, fdnf 1l,eu5 for them, but faHi pie for
vs. u any Of them have never before seen
~ ana like q IS we serve II up, then fanf
'1ieur Tor both parties. III S Gazette.
TIE DEATH OF AN ANGEL.
The Angel Of our last hour, whom
we denominate Death. Heaven sends
to US from the tenderest, the best of
the angelic host, that he may kindly
gather from life, mans failing heart,
and carry II tenderly from our chilling
bosom, into the high and vivifving re.
g'ons ri Eden. His brother il the An
gel ct our first hour, who twice kisses
the forehead Of mao. The first time
That he may enter the world with mi
ugated pain; and the second that he
may awaken uninjured on hirh-that
nc who had come into this life with
tears, may enter the other with smiles.
W hen the fields Of battle were be-
ue"ed with blood and tears. and the
anger OF the iast hour was gathering
hereln thousands of souls. his hind
eyes hiled with tears, and he exela;m.
ed, on that ] might once die like man
that ! might feel his last panO. AMI
IA n ~ II
yer him from life., The Infinite eirel.
OF angels, Who live in mutual aTsetioo
on nigh, gathered round the compass.
sionate spirit. and promised to sncir.
Gle MN az his last Sigh. with their &c
iesu@i rays that he might know thai
he had tasted death; and his brother,
whose hrst Kiss bali opens or stiffrne,
Ups, az the young dawn calls forth Oh,
chilled flowers, pressed bis sissge ten.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-12
POLITICAL.
NY BIRTH DAY-,yw Will,

MY BIRTH DAY-sv Willis.
I'm tven'y-two-i'm t~ cn,y .two-,hey csily
give me joy.
A, il I should be glad to hear that vas les,
aboy;
They do not Know how carelessiy their word,
have given pain,
To one whose heart would leap to be hap.
Py boy again!
A change has DER nv spirit p,,,ed. my
mir,hfol hours are few,
The light is ak departed now my early feel.
legs knew;
used to love the morning gray. the t~ lights
quiet deep,
but now. like shadows on tie sea. upon INV
thoughts they creep.
And love! II Was holy star, when this brief
year was young,
And my whole Worship Of the sky. on one
sweet ray Was flung;
But worldly thing. have come between. and
shut It from my sight,
And though that star shines purely wei, \
mourn its hidden light!
And fame,-I bent to il my knee. and bowed
10 10 nv brow,
And 1t is like coal upon my living spiri,
now;
But when ! prayed for fire from Heaven to
touch my soul, I bowed,
L little thought the lightning fash would
come in such . cloud
We give me joy! Is il because another year
has fied>
That am farther from my youth. and nearer
10 the dead
Is It that manhood's cares are come-my han.
py boyhood DER
Because the visions have loved will visi, me
no more,
oh. wherefore give me Joy. when can smile
no welcome back
I've found no flower. and seen no light. ON
manhood's weary track:
My love - deep-ambi,on deep-and heart
and mind will on,
But love is fanting BY the way, and fame
Consumes ere woni
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-12
From The Ne,, York .9,n.r;cor

TToW fhe Netc York american.
Some well-writteD remarks on By.
ron, brought to my mind the enclosed
lines by the late Miss Davidson, in
her fifteenth year. Perhaps you ma
think them worth publishing.
BYRON.
tbs faults were great-his virtues less
His mind burning light Of Heaven;
Ills talents we're bestowed TO bless.
But were as vainly lost rs given.
HIS was harp Of heavenly sound
The numbers wild, and bold, and clear;
Bur. ah' some demon, lowering round,
ruined ITS sweet chords TO SIN and fear.
HIS was mind Of giant mould,
winch grasped at all beneath the skies;
And his heart. so icy cold,
That virtue in its recess dies.