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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-10
Waggerv Of the Lonlon Press.

Copy of Letter addressed u .4rihur DUKE If Vel
Engiop.
Ltissupposcd that his Mai"s'v's Councils were main
" determined bv the following alarming commun-
uicatios which was written on Witty brown pa-
por, and closed with very small wnT"r prrrkcd
with n pin.1 London Examiner.
And plresc your Greece. II wont do for Won to 90
10 rldail # YOU has anv Love FIR voTr deer life and
llrns stav from that are dinner which ~ good
FOR YOU or hr likes q you.
From nv citvaiisn mu NJ ca -tr-ons ia maid to
me- ne they cots oysters NJ INV barry nu1 hoy
how thcy pluv he'll and tommy with vour Greece if
they krtchos n way from the new pciesse NJ your
Tail Of The cnncs IN frRtcTs french TRAITORS n come
over to mako mess mud rcvole0shun There is TO
bc crate frpnch pvrs nt the dinner ~ gda and the
pvcs ~ 10 he full Of rnbcs vich wi bolt out ven The
Cnmpnni n ted and cat ihirC prcshus vino nrDcs
There - 10 he four and twcnti black boards nj in
pvr for there magsriis and the pvo - opened
the black hcars wi begin sing No Pe'essr viCh vii
be pretty dish n set before he king Il s oxpect
the cowsIurd shed vii he drrdiul, and tho roCps vii
stuff thnrn gutsos with 'hc DuidcuB and swll the wet,
aud MI SORTS of ruin. Your urcccrs head is to bn
chonped oC nni maid 10 trrrlr eoop, what is made NJ
calves hoadl with ihc balls "f id been shot
IT Nv HON trenches Sur robert Peel ~ he'd vii 20
next. They vii slice n of with Carvcn nif", and
sol fer ~ the tnwnd with IT, hraving " ,n'on the
rumnnvthrr mapnorcn ~ urod nc rcd h ~ shot. Tor
thov ne how It z main lirv sur robert ell he'd
lord Ecnbpro ~ 20 b. maid hair soup md sarv0d
as snonno meet And lordc abnr Dean is 10 be stuc-
cd IN HE own sarsc The liCg IS ~ b. mt mt
and cvcri nntle thing md MI Tho rcst NJ II rrabhlrd
Ly the rchblns. The king Is ~ hc pulled down ard
tho pop SGT over I'M and lord nose ha cleo CIV yorc
Greece stnv awav from tho Diner. Or u viii bn vuss
for IT, and tni,s G,os advice and do well. II en- bc
yorc iincss hrs mind 10 como, md no moro NJ This
orc krops NJ The top corner ~ barbcau an i shud
be wuss for gownd
your Greece. well wisho- and
true adviror Mp'lv Srprm
them peloeec bad fc- 'hc bnrrysc, md terrible
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-10
Fac,s addressed {, sen,ibJs peo,is

racfS fifFeSSeH - sen 'tOfe people.
"Flannels have been reduced IN price from IS cts
TO II cents per yard.
Cotton manufactures hsvH fllru fifty per cent
A man can buy shr, for half what j. used to cost
"Chemcal preparations hive fallen Of pet cont.
Window glass m 1916 worth SI5 per 100 square
feet, now sells for 81 80. As many tumblers can
be bought for 80 cents. used IN cost ~ =
Lead and all It's manufactures reduced in cost.
1.-The dntv on pig lend ~ cents per 10. and ITS
price rs 3 cents per 10.
"Gunpnwdsr has fallen from ID cents 10 %, aud
cpeu 10 or - cents ucr 10.
"Sprl's of turpentne 30 cents in 1928 now 80
cents per gallon
'CypherIng states 30 I pcr cont cheaper,
in consequences of duty Of 30 I-3 pr cent
Castor oil in 1924 WIS s. per gallon; in con-~-
quence of a duty of 40 per cont, 1t fell !" s. 50
per gallon.
Before made fire brick Ead England $40
per 1000. Now they rEad" good nv OURSELVES
for $50 per 1000 in Consequence Of projecting
Tariff
This list might be extended to fifty other arr,-
cles.
"Notwi'h anding Tho Tariff, the tonnage foreign
and coasting. of IN" Uncd S'a'cs. has been st"u-
Oily and rapidly increasing for III" last - years
These facts derived from the New England Far
mpr. and we challenge a denial of any on" of them.
Can that svstem be so oppressive and rulnous which
hath produced such results these, and IL d'y add
ing to the catalogue
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Fram the .4ibqnV Argus Ian {.
LEGISLATURE OF NEW YORK


Both Houses Of The Legislature nf this assem-
bid in their respective chambers, this day, IL
O'Clock, A. NJ.
In he Senate. lieut.. governor Livingston took the
chair aft er the usual oath had been al nsitcred
the new members committees appointed to an.
the governor and assembly, that the Senate
organise and ready to proceed to bus ness. At
IL O'clock they we're occupied a short tim" court
of errors. The COMMITTEES having respectively rPpnr-
ted, the Message nf Gov. FhrnoD communicated nv
his private secretary, f 7. Y. Martin esq. read
and double the usual number of comics ordered he
printed. [See preceding columns.
In the House, the members having been respect
ively svorn in ny the Secretary of State, proceeded
70 choice nf Spe 1ker. On the ballot, the vote stood
For George II. DAVIS, Of Rrns. 81
John G.. Spencer NJ Ontario, 80
Gen Davis thereupon declared to he duly elect
ed.
Francis Seger reelected clerk, about the same
vote; as Pomeroy Jones. for sergeant a'arr:s
Alonzo Crosby doorkeeper, and Oliver Scovil, asss-
tant dnor-ke-pPr
The usual committees, appointed to wait upon the
Governor and Senate and inform them that the house
was organised. having re ported respectively
The MESA of the Governor rcceived through
his private secretary read and double the usual
Der of copies ordered TO be printed.
After the adoption of resolutions, appointing chap
lains, supplying members with newspapers &C. the
house adjourned until to morning at o'clock.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-10

Magistrates concurring, ia the cases OF Clerks OF
County and Corporation Courts
Messrs Crockett, Wilkins of she andoah Ken
ny Garland ~ Nelson. ) Iicl aud were excused fom
voting the score of near relationship tn Clerks
Mr.. Leigh then moved To substitute the amend.
ment. by mixing Clerks h0!d at the pleasure Of the
Courts The cffc, of this is 10 get rid Of periodical
elections. while N the same time" the Clerk is liable
10 removal 'ur mSdemeanor 0ui Of Office
This proposition excited farther Discussion in
which Messrs. Mason Of FREDERICK and Anderson If
Bet"sourt respectively supported and opposed Mr.
legh's amendment
The quest on was then taken by nyes and noes. md
NJ Lrigh's amendment dsea,ed--ayrs n, noes 81.
NJ Ghoson moved to add part of ms orr
ginnl amendment which he had withdrawn IN the
course of the MISUNDERSTANDING tho Couris to
enter of record the al the removal of tho
Clerk.
This proDosl,on also gave rise TO discussion, IN
which Mossrs w lliams of Harrison. Campbell of
Brooke, Leigh, Gholsnn, and Eppes took part.
On motion of Mr. Powell of Lnudoun. the amend
ment amended by requiring the reasons of reno
val to be entered of record only when the Clerk
CURED it.
Thus amended Mr. Gholsons sRfndrncnt was
rejected. Mr.. Gholson then moved Ia make the term
Of Office for Clerks seven y"ars-Mr. Knox mo-
we'd thre---Mr Goode five--Mr. Brodnax ten.
Ten rejected.
The question recurring OH screen, Mr. Maxwell
asked for the ayes aud noes and seven was carried
as ,he term OF oiicr--aves ~, noes 30.
The resolution ameaded vas then greed to-
and is substantially that tho shall be for seven
years-and that during it the Clerks of Cour's may
be removed without caus" stated bv the several
Cnnrts--the County aud Corporation Courts being
required on occasions of election and e, TO sum
all acting Justices and two birds of the netting
Justices be ng required TO concur in the removal.
On motion Of Mr. Anderson of Nnrtoway,
The House adjourned
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-10
TIE GREATEST rrvr7-c
Curiosity,
EVER EXHIBITED IN AMERICA.

y living RHlNCCEROS or UNICORN called in
the native language ihe East, Gondar. exhibiting
a room on f. street, nearly opposite the Mansion
House, and second door below Messrs Collins g. Co.'S
bookstore. where the ladies and gentlemen OF Rich
mona ana IT. enViTonS are respectfully invited to call
and see this 'ary extraordinary animal.
The Rhinoc"r0s n native of Asia. Africa and So
veal islands of the Indian Ocean lie is inferior TO
no annual IN size. although lower on account of the
sh"rtness of its legs than he elephant The length
OF the Rhnoccros is usually ? feet, and the, circurD-
'eF"nce "f ms body arly equal 10 his length HIS
nose IS armed with formidable weapon. banr horn
rom TWO 20 three feet in length. very hard and solid
with which lie defends himself from .veTy alyersa-
~; even the Lion, Tiger and Elepian: avoid a con-
test with him. Ills BODY and limbs are covered with
skin hard that he fears neither the claws of the
Tiger nor the proboscis of'he Elephant and will even
resist the force of musEct ball It's Of blacish color
and forms itself folds al the neck the shoulders
and the crupper by which his motion is facilitated.
ms mead IS large, long and erect eyes small and
without ylvaciy lie possesses surprising strength
IS 'oaily un;ractabc. ard subject tn paroxvsfns %!
Jury which nothing can aPpcase. W. the horn
OF hs nose, he tear up trees, raise IN heavy
stones, and throw them behind con~Id.ra bic dis
lance. The Rhiroccros is n solitary animal, loves
narshy grounds. is fond Of wallowipg in the mrc--
lie 7ttaIns bls FIJI! size at twenty years of agc, and
ives GO nr 20 wears
The animal tn wbich We now call the attention OF
the public, l. feet inches high. and nearly fee,
IN leng'h--'S Judged To weigh $500 pounds.
In corpoFoal nowHrs the species known are eQuaI
m the animal kingdom; their strength and b.avcry
Is orcl5ly displayed in the following authentic &C
. count Of Rhnoce.os hum.
"a lew years ago, party of Eu-opeuns with
'h'Ir nati"c attendants and Elephants, went out
on the DANCE Gus "rC-f othunnI 'hese anima-: they
met with herd Of even CT them, led as u appear
ed, by one arger and stronger than The rest. When
Inc large RhnoJcrcs CHARGED the hunters the leaGnr
Elephant instead Of using her 'uzk-. weapons
which IN Ordinary cases they are ready enough "a
do, wheeled round and received the blow OF the
khroceros horn on tho hind parts. the blow brought
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-10
PROPOSALS
FOR PUBLISHING TnE CRY - RICHMOND.
II Weekly Miscellaneous Poper.
PROPOSALS
THE KALEIDOSCOPE.

WIZ u 10 Oh me pfoposrd publication will at
nnce convey ~ idea of its charac,er II il in.
tended t. be repository 81 the many color.d flower.
o. the nnd. which daily spring up in tn. Eterarg
Je|" and to preserve from decay the numerous buds
., gshua' winch are thrown. Ike iugitives. upon tie
oieak ana dcsolate common CT the world
II - subject of surprise and regret fr M; ne
tePfoachj s"a' Richmond, the metropolis Of V,rginio
where the political wisdom. and much of the literary
'"' VI 'h' state are annually congrcga,ed has no
paper safely devoted 10 the cause of literature The
undersigned feel confident that an appral to tho lite
rury pride If the CITY and State is on w,,,pg TO
remove speedily this reprosch Can it, for a mo
uent, be matter of doubt, whether ueriodc,I nj
this sort will meet with support. Shall it be sad
that politics and the friyoit.s or Clshion arc the
only engrossns opics' Ar. the eiIrts of rho inf el
ec I" DC hnmbl'd and thrown in tho Of he prnsser
auars "i earih' Shall RIcHMoND-shaiI VIpsT>t.-
continue To Io'k entirely TO other Cities and ~ her
states, tor mental nut rmont: Surely not, Richmond
mas within her limits. souls susceptible oF ennoblpn
emotions and pens capnbl" of unrtray;nr md GIVING
h'e 10 the burning thnughs OF the brain Hor v,un A.
n"n and her fair daughters. MOI nsonsblo io the
Charms OF cuiivlcl intellect: their scnsihilics
not deadsnrd by the enervatinr Influence .f Mill
ana cSe climate; nor are they destitute OF tia, spirit
al hOCTalty which alone can cheer mad eps,,;, .,
Sierner IN the field Of literature
me culture OF Nh" mind j. obviously arnonys, thu
hrst ol our social duties; and tn give rrlish 10 this
cu!'nre' means as Versifed Us the operations of
thought must be employed Experience has TAUGHT
US 'hat orr mental must ne ti;Iacd wit =
novelty and freshness and in order 10 render the cher
IN ,c'Inns OF philosophy endarabIe the rossauers
Of ifncy mnst occasionally be spread before US Life
bre r.oI,t cs h-;h.o '''' 1Sp C'S--,s som
agos of ,br ;r.,;,,. ~ inc e'I"eH I'M
To the f,,rer mart of c,oo.i- H.,
emnhot,c,lly ,,,o,i M ~ n""'s"rfN ""l,o
b. nm nbiec, oP nnrl; "o i41u''z p'ps't'nHht VIII
Gco,cas will ,bo;r ny s, u"I " 'n.', S'A',e$ or
csnnrt nsr,,;, ,hn-,s,I,.o . ,''l,E OF ''ue ih'V
OHIO have in cboroc rho ;t,I,1.,'I ma nose
the risnr ra,or.,;o, 49, 'lu'' prosperity 81
IN their D1ver ~ ,,1r" NV II 50 co5P'e ely
direction to tho e-,;os ,F ,t $50 u'N "'ppy
m short influence and ,y to '''.a" tInumMI'%
win n51:.rcnca man sI I, J." soc'FY WIZ! i""+'
Under the ncr.,,si,,, ,Lo, 49,. ''. .,.,
cd anro,rnoJ III ; ',1' my WIN Oe cheer
venture t5rIn-rlvs7 - bnr %Io nu r.,, 'heY
! ri ~ q '.' o,e pioneers III the cause.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-10
EXHIBITION OF O0ITINNL
Oil Paintings.

a AMES WARREI.I. respectful, announces 20 the
80 Ladies' and Gentlemen of Richrond and vicinity
that The splendid collection oE On P.INTIrss lat ~
from Europe ibennging TO an association of gentle
mem will be offered for exhibition at the Museum
on Monday the Sd of January, 1851 and continue for
two weeks only.
J. w. te"is no hesitation in assuring his former
friends and patrons, that m this collection will be
found many original productions of the old masters
which he feels confident will be considered as vein 4.
with any "z,ibtinn, yet offered, in any par: Of the
Union Abundance, 25 cents. ian
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-10

cotes Is blu
Among tho Offers To aid Ministers IN ACCOMPANYING
his InJesy should he Sill acrcp; tho invitation 10
dine in the Cry, hear that Johnson the celebrated
>muggcr, has sent proposals 10 smugge the Ministry
TO any part OF the metropolis, for ono half per
cent ntheir salsfics Gnh erqusics Of Office lie
oilers io run them nightly to Houses of Parliament,
barring moon, on yet cheaper terms aud will engage
10 lana them on dark n" smUgglrr. term for u
moonl"ss mighty ia the han OF the Chief Macis
t'ate oi tho City of London.-Spectator
WITHIN the last few days several n.nacing letters
have been sent To the Duke of Wengton threaten
ing hn with destruction of the house IN which lie re-
sues ana "f MS properly IN Hampshire, byu Ere
trunk, containing cat with it's head and f,re foe,
cut III, and letter threatening his Grace with the
same late has also been received at Apscy Honso
TonIOn ,y,rr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-10

passenger who arrived n, New York in ,hr mack,
81 snip Columbia from London, under the name OF
Robert Atkins, but whose real name we understa an
l. i.oOcr' AR, has been arres'cd and COMMITTED 10
prison, on charge of having robbed n banking house
IN London in which nc was u clerk of about 9 1000
IN money The principal par; Of the money he
brought. WINS found "Wednesday dcpn. ted "a one of
tnn hsnk- thJ Tro"t-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-10

BYRON COLLARS, &c.
: g u. U.JENKENS' Mrrino Shaw, Linen, and
= Fancy DR. Good ore, the Ladies viii Gud ,p
extensive assortment OF all the new shaped Byron
Collars, both lace and linens Also, lace chcmsctts.
lace surpNee chcm'setis lace caps, cola $. forsl-
and quiug,: also. lace cuff, Of the ehan;iy work. %.
reduced prices nn5
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-10

FOR SALE,
WINTER and fall pressed OIL from New Lon
w don, prime and superior quality
Sperm md ta!ow cand'
-. CrciS ard Porto x co SUGARS
loaf and iump sugars
Gunpowdcr lmperGl. and young Tyson teas
r." and Java coffee choco!rt
WHITE, yellow, and fanny SOAP
hnckrr-i 40 l. ?. snd
Nnui"'s patent shot. Uaxsi,s nails
90 casks Goshen cheese
Whiting letter. wrar ing and printing p0per
Wilson's pa cUt eff e. mills
German steel. liquor eases
Mems and bows wool hats
500 half boxes window glass
Cogalcs starch, rlslns, lemons
Madeira
ScIlv
Narcotics
Claict Wines
Port
Sweet Ma'a-a
end other
Bd'mnr" whi-kcy, Antigua rum
French brandy, nutmeg &c &C.. Autsvtn
Jan -2awIoi Otis. DUNLOP &, co.
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BY D.4YEN'PORT- .4LLE.v q co.

BY D4HENPORT. .4LLE.v 81 co.
GROCERIES.
On MONDAY. the 10th inst NJ half n,., IN
o'clock, we will sell at Auction Store general
assortment of prime CIR CERES. with ut reserve.
Among which are
20 Hhds St. Crox surar
IS do n Orleans do
% bags green coffee
10 binds prime IN asses
10 do Baltimore ~kiskcy
do 7y"ars old do
pipes CuCnac brandy
bales almonds
100 boxes brown soap
80 do rallow candles
20 do Bakers chocolate
so realm writing paper
100 DO ppng do
ppe Ma mr. wine
..lfd. Sicily
or casks ,ga do
20 or chests imperial aud cunpowder tea
bales co:ks. 81
Jan 10 d A g. Co Auc,s
DRY GOODS
On WEDNESDAY nrx', Jan 70. at 10 o'clock
al auction ro"rn. handsome assortment of r n
cv and -taplc British. French and Domestic Drv
Goods amoucs' which are.
Bne. black, drab, ol:v". brown and mixed cloths
Do DO DO and mixed cas,imcrcs
DO do do satt!ncus
Striped and po Mt bi1 nkcts
Red. whit" aud green fnnnels
B,"wn canton do
Olive and dab bang up cords and beaye7,oens
PRINTS and ~ gnghams
Shav.'s and hdkf-
Hair cord and PLAID can'rics
Clinton and London corded cravats
Nui musns
Madras hdk~
Fin" domestic plaid and orange hdkis
Wshb .uspeudrrs
Angola half hose
Irish I'm
LINN hdh!s
No. . apes
Imitation top combs. &c sc.
ALSO:
case German toys in boxe- Of 2CaT0 pieces each
box: continuing villages castles and palaces camps
infantry. cavalry. sheep. pr~, sports. furniture &c
Revolutionary scraps flncv bottles. cologne 1avcn-
der, Macassar o, wire baskets, ,Geole:s, flies &C
ALSO:
II brown and b'rached cortons
Back and white navarinoes &c.
/ jan 10 y. \ & Co. Auc,s.
BY OTIS, DUNLOP s. co.
G. OCERIES
. On TUESDAY he nth instant. az II o'clock
Wi be sold at our Stur. asSrrmHu ~ G. ,orerjes
jan lO-3t q. u. 81 co. A"c'e.
2-T-A FOR RENT
fsTTSSTHESSS convenient large ard handsomely
FL ~ i -hcd residence for gpniec aniv:, with
&gsZE2eSAa ! ecessary convenlencrs. on I4:h street
r.. -treet The ground floor has heen rented
hitherto for fice. and viii be rented separately
troIn -" upper part Terms i'll be made known bv
appyInE TO JOHN ALLAN.
VIII" wishes TO Hire Gardener. for the en- uinn
year. To person of skill and industry of honesty
and s'brrie'v. terms will he liberal.
de-" 30-eo4t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-10

New Books at Il. J. Smiths.
'HNHE PharmacopnIa Of the United States Of A.
4 merlcs. ny ID" authority f '''hc General Con
vcn'ion for the formation Of the American Phar.
macorGia," hold IN IG3O-sccond edition. from
the first edition published in $40 with additions
md corrections
Inc B'rbadnes Girl BY Mrs. Holland.
The Sisters. By do
Fire Side Stories; or rccolecions OF nv School Fol
lows. By the author Of .thc Picture Gallery.
&c ''~'' :
The Geographical Present And many other New
w rEs for Juvenile Readers.
-. rms
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REFINEMENT.

10 refinement we owe the most ex
quIsite pleasures Of existence. We do
not mean that sickly seDsibiiity which
Is distressed at a violation Of etiquette,
or that specious air Of afistocratic pomp;
we mean that nice perception Of what
is amiable, digniiied, or elegant in So
eial intercourse. Ii is not confined In
the palace, or even to the accident of
gentle blood, but deigns 10 amcIiorate
the hardships Of poverty, and throws a
halo ct beauty round the Ioaihsome
ness Of disease. IL can breathe only
IN the atmosphere OF good sense. II
enjoys an equal pulse only from the
prescriptions Of religion. II exalts the
inward and enobles the outward man.
II adds grace 10 beauty, and sweetness
TO good sense; II throws a veil over
deioTmIty, and unites us more strong
W IN the bonds Of our social COMPACT.
Tie who possesses il, can secretly con.
troll his fellow men while himself is a.
bove the dominion Of circumstances
lie must acquire skilfuiness ~ ex-
preston, that sometimes he may blunt
the arrows point; sometimes paint
with the glowing fancy Of a poet -
sometimes administer The oil aud wine
into tia; most tender Of all vulnerable
pOinis-self love. Refinement seeks
converse with nature, rather than :he
broad glare Of pomP and circumstance
The gfnyelling mind louks for efati6.
cation IN sensuaIify, but refinement
looks through sebsua'ity M 90 the god
of sensoaliiy tears the flm frou,
our morai sight. and enables US 10 sec
the delOrmity Of nature unarrayed ia
the artificial guise VI society. What
a power - this 10 possess how dauge
roas without che guide 81 religion =
how wise Ia 0nr Creator 70 make then
indispensable! Nithoutil,w &c are 5rU;es
with ", ye can teraa' q neral para
disc.
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horehoun. AMBER. gym.u mweeds and
grean gordsesds. burtiok, tanza. cream
snake rute, and mallio. and m.ny
other plants Of the same kimmikal ma.
ter. ! have had good deal Of pations
a wa'''n on me, and if you jist onely
give me call would evin GIT IN mite
ur day FUR to serve you.
Tour servent, DocrUR PEA.
~. u. II aney boldly wus To favur
my practise they will please to not Ia,
these advertisements b. takin doup.
(Lynchbvye Yireinian.
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POETICAI..
THE WINDS.


bv Sfss A. Y. coCLD.
we eoIuc. VIC come, and W feel orr might,
As we're fastening on In oar bouudless flight.
And our broad, Invisible pinioas sweep
Over the mountains, and over the deep,
axe the spirit az liberty Wild and fiN~,
And We look On our works, and own his we
Ne call as the winds, but en- ye tell
Whittier NC 90, or where We dwell
We mark, as NC vary our forms Of power,
Aud Tell the forrest. ar ian tlsc flower;
When the hzir-beil moves, and the rush is lieut..
When the towers o'cfthrown and the oak Is rsn
As we witt the hzrk DER the Sumbcriny wave;
or hurry its crew To ~atcry grave;
And We Say IL is we, but can yc trace
The wandering winds u their s-cr,i place
And whether our breath is loud and high,
Or comes in soft and bsluy sigh;
" oar thrca,cpings ill the soul with fear,
Or our gentle whispering the car
With music arial; ssili, his NC;
Aud We look, ansi We list, bat what do yc see
Can W hush sound of our voice To peace
Or vaken one note when our numbers cease
Dur dwelling is in the Alrnighty's hand,
We come and we go nj his command;
Though Joy or sorrow may mark track,
His fingers our guide, snd We look no, back;
And II, in our wrath, We would turn US away,
Or win Us IN gentle.t airs To play,
Then lift up your hearts o. Him who binds,
o. frees, As lac will, the obedent winds.