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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-16

Ordered Thai The elsik PR rare snd present nj
the next meeting Of The council. an estimate. show /.
arg. lat. TIE anio"utof revenue that will Dr., bsbf,
he derived inn all b. urees (except The wharvcsl
duri"s me enrreni year 81. The sm.asl OF she
interest which Will be due on The debt &c the city.
and the ezre"-es "f The rurrent year; togethcr wnh
q statement ofthe bosds which will mature on the
i-t.day ofJ"ly. 1874. with the name of the holden
ofthc same. ns-aa tr
Petition Of , Reilly for license for coffee house
Was Presented and laid ov =. ~
Petition Of L p Deford Cor remission OF fine 20,
bfeet Of oniinauce was read. and. on motion of Mr.
Jeder. ordered that the collection Of the fne be
suspended until 20 riher order Of the council.
On motion of Mr. Bmdy. ordered that when the
couned adjourn il adjourn TO meet on The LIST Wed
nesiay nj March nett. and thai the meetings be ON
the hrsi "wednesday OF every y onih thereafter.
Memorial of , Trissler asking appointment rs
auefioneer OF horses. Vas read and referred 10 Ike
AN ordinances.
On moiion of Ms Jsners. ordered that the Clerk
draw on the treasury for the payment OF the fees Of
" Witnesses in the contested elections.
On motion, the Council adjourned.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-16
BIZ THE GOOD INTENT LINE.
rwENTY-sEvENrH CoxGREsr.


WASHINGTON. Feb. IL, I643.
Mr. Barrow presented a memruiai from Cincinna.
ii. signed Ivy 1000 citizen. asking Congress To amend
The Steamboat law repairing iron steering rods To
he usci- e
Mr. Bnchanan presented. frrm Western Penn-yL
vanru. a memorial signed NV 600 or 700 ciIizen~.
asking for the issn> Of Government Stock for the
relief of the States.
MIR Young of III gave nniice TINT Tomorrow If
,ier the expiration of the morning hour. lie wonid
move 20 take Up the bill for the repeal OF the Bank.
rupi Law.
MIR Merrirk moved 10 take mp the RESOLUTION in.
tnduced by the COMMITTEES on roads and canals. for
the Surrender Of The stock OF the Government in the
Canal IN the cities of Alexandra Georgetown and
Washington. Ordered To e~ngros-meni.
MIR McDnaie novel the consideration nj his res
oluiions, and spoke nj length upoC ihcn. in bitter
opposition TO every thing like priection.
Mr. Evans moved that the esoluiion be passed Ivy
until tomorrow.
The Senate then adinurncd.
HOUSE OF Representatives.
Mr. Moore CALLED upon the Wing party 10 assist
him in inducing the House To GO intr committee Of
the Whole on the suhj-cf Of General Jackson's fne.
The subject however was mol taken up
The bill from The Senate in relation 70 private
expresses. was referred 10 The committee on the
Post Off 20 and Post Roads
Mr. Kennedy of Md raid that. rs the day was
now far advanced. he would if agreeable 10 the ma.
joriiy move 10 postpone. until Wednesday nexi.
the resolution relating L, treaties Of commercial re
~ciprncity. The moirnn was agreed to-
The Resolution. calling upon the Secretary OF
the Treasury. for information in regard 10 the reno
val ofJnnaihan Roberts. was taken NJ and adopted
A resolution was also passed calling for the
names of The persons who petiiioncd for The reno
val of Calvin Blythe. To give place 10 Jonathan Rob
.eTis.
The Army hill was inken up in Of
the Whole. The amendment Of the Serate appro
pria,ing $1,000 for meteorological observations was
rejected by a vote Of rs to II.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-16
FARE REDUCED


Ths dwelling aad sore room lately
occupied ~ Joseph Jones 4 Co. Mar
sfhville, Belmont coonty, Ohio. he
Hkk& whole - . double Two siosy brick bpii-
ainf vel furnished snd IN good oFdsr There = sso
a good brck stable, COW h0pss &c. attached % The
lot, and y god Stand lg h%usines- Poase@ion
can b. bed he 1t q Apgn18f3. Terms low. For
hlrihst parlicolars snquirs ~ Cnansis 4 8siisya
Whssiing. 81 Hauisou, Or , Brsussn. kisriiaviils,
Ohio jn 5i-9m
.rH
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-16
MONEY.

MONEY.
' VIE Subscriber wUnlI respectfully inform
those who are indebted tn him, that he il now
IN want of money. and is anxious 10 have all out
s'nnd ing accounts closed II is hoped this isoIice
will moi be disreganded. hut that hose in1ebiei TO
him. will call. pay of their old accounts and make
fresh start. feb l0l A 8 TODD.
81 KEGS OF RED LEAD. received and Cor
sale by [fb6l OLIVER PRYOR.
FOR HENT.
s. TODD has on Main street. nezi door 10
n his Drug store. a large aud comfortable
dwelling house, which will be rented to a good
emily on reasonable terms. Enquire Of
jan 10 A TODD.
"A THE large and commodlous Ware
fsss house on main street. now occupied by
iss 49, r.. ID. Dufield Also a neat and com-
1865 fortable dwelling house on Main street
Possession given os the lfrsI Of April. For Terms,
&c. which will be low apply TO
jan 16-if w. wa S. ri. JIMESON
LARD OIL MANDATORY.
FTNHE subscribers have commenced the manuEac-
iurs Of the above Oil on Market Alley. near
The store Of Mr. II p Morns, where they will supply
ell who may cali. with oil in every respect equal
TO the Cincinnati article. LIST a WARREN,
The highest price paid fer Lard as above.
feb7
- BBLS ALUM, for sale INV for cash by
= feb 2 JY CALDWELL
BLANCA DE CAPELLO. sd.
NEW Novel. by lady Baiwer. Just received
the LITERARY DEPOT. IN three extra
pHmbers Of the New worbh. this most interesting
hi'sOsieal romance Prize 37i CTS. feb Z
90 KEGS OF K WHITE LEAD, receiv-
HI ed and for sale by o PRYOR.
ieb s
VIRCINIA-lN CHANcERY.-At rules held m the
Clerks Office Of the Circun Superior Court Of
Law and ChsBcefy Tor Inc County Of Ohio in the
month Of February f843.
James a .CIahe ht Complainant,
against
Austin Peay. Joseph MO'rison. John ~. Clarke.
Msrgan Nelson and Alexander Wilson.
Defendants.
TNHE defendant. Austin Peay, not having en-.
tered his appearance and Civ en- security &C.
coFding 10 The act Of Assembly and the rifles Of
this Coorf. anil IL appearing by satisfactory proof
that he is not On inhabiIant Of the Commonwealth
Of virginia; on motion OF the complainant by ooun.
sel IL IL ordered that Ihe said defendant do appear
here on The first day Of the ReKt spring term o.
this to8rf and snsweF the said COMPLAINANT bill. a
that a copy Of Ihis order BE- forthwith inserted iu
some newspaper printed in lhe city Of wheeling f0
two mouths saccessivoIy and posted al The irD.
door Of The oOuu house q Ola county.
A copy tesIs,
Alex. T. LAiDLEY. clerk.
Peun for Compt iso9
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-16
mOVEu SEED

II NJ JAMlS0N, Forwarding snl Commission
I'LL Msyehsnt, wheeling. wishes 10 purcha.e
Clover end Timothy Seed, Beeswax, Feaihsrr
lad, Buier, Hops, snd vel cured Poss end Bacon.
Expected ssFly In February = consignment Of
Bools. Shoes. CAPS and Hats also. a l0t Of superior
Tsbaoco oaf Seqars. al Of which will ~ srehang.
ID foE western Produce OF MsBufsclurs.
anls-fy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-16

We have no further nows from Richmond this
morning.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-16

We are greeted wi h anDiher bitter cold morn.
ing; se believe. a. cold as any We remember. al
shis seaspn OF The year.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-16
OREGON TcrritOry
ACARD.

a TO RENTERS-A. s. Todd would
4, f inSRm ell 10 whom this may concern,
that he hss for rent in the immediate
Ek&H vicinity OF Wbeelirg G. a snail Farm 81
iuaIs an lie Ohio river. directly opposite 70 Richie
Town, which 70 well adapted 10 gardening or far
ming purposes. Eight acres Of the above ground
was enclosed some years since Tor the purpose ofs
market gsrdsns in this garden il planted variety
Of roofs. such a. strawberry. Thuharb. asparagus. &c.
nlso, On the place y from 60io 20 fruit. Heeso OF diE
lsrpnI kinds. Prem ps ueuF proximity 90 the city
Of wheeling. il isna very desirable situation FOR per
sons who wish 10 attend he Wheeling Markeis-
The whole Of The above ground. OF The 8 acres win
be leased rs may besi suii the person EhO rsuts.-
Enquire Of A 8 Todd az his ohics 90 Main street,
or a. the sign of die frm-whseitd Black Mammoth
Bot. Market Square. Wheeling. Va
G.b3 \. s TODD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-16

M AHOCANY-3 bores Venesnng.
w 2 ,on chair siuH, II ps in tops and PANELS
% Coffin Boards 7 % % snd l0-A Stuff.
is IN Suck. The above will be sold low for cash
feb Y CALDWELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-16
PUFFER HOPKINs.

a YER's No 1 TOBACCO-A few boxes 81
sals iow soetcss con-rgnrsent "
ieb9 Y CALDWELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-16

ndHR0ER. DRoTaERs & 90.
Commission Merchants,
EN0R The ..le Of Tsboeco and Pr~auee general
l. ". ard Tor the psfehass ii Merrhandise.
PHILADELPHIA.
Liberal advances made on consignmsnis.
References -John NcLure. E-q-
Caldwell. Esq. Pest nj a M Bank.
s Brady. E~q Cashser I. I.
List. E.q. Cssh'r North Western Bank.
Mess. CransIe & BaiIeys.
jan 24-6m Wheeling. Va.
THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD.
NHE subscriber was robbed on h. late passage
irom Cincinnati: 10 Wheeling on board
the sfeemboaf Lille Ben Franklin. ~ Forty eight
hundred and fifty dollar. (s4s50) in Treasury
noIcs. via, r,r 40 :
SIX $500 roles,
Seventeen 500 do -r
Three so do
There had accrued about 5000 interest on the
same. A commpn percussion pi~ful was stolen OF
me same time. lnaded with one ounce boil AMI 3
smaller baiis- The robbcry tSok place he,
Portsmouth. Ohio and Guy andoiie. va on Saturday
night the 2ist inst. The above rev ard Of nn~
Thousand dollars will he rsid mon the return OF
he m"Rey, or in proportions for nuy part OF H.. Br-
KEN and others are requested 10 stop any Suspicious
persons Offering said money and aJd ess The sub
scrher. EDWARD SAUNDERS.
Jan zo-lm Buckingham G. A.. Va
Naiiunai luielligencer, Cincinnati G ,z-ife and
LOUISVILLE journal copy 10 the amount OF 80 each
md charge This office. su
VIRGINIA -fS cnANcERY-AI knies head rn Inr
clerks office of the Circuit Superior court OF
Law and. rhancery for the county OF OHIO, in
the month OF February 1873.
James Reilly, Complainant.
Joseph Reilly and Wi ham Blackstock, William
bell and Nathaniel holmes, partners under the
hrm o. Blackstock. Bell g. Co.
Defendants
The defendants clacksiock, Bell & Co. not
having e liersd their appearance and gwen secu
rIty according TO the act of a~sembly d the rules OF
thls court, and u appearing by Satisfactory proof
thar they are not Inhabitants of the common
wealth OF Virginia on motion of The complain
ant oy counsel, II is ordered that The said defen-
danis do appear here on the first day of the next
spring term ef this court, and answer the sand
connplainant's bill, and that a copy Of this order
De fsrthwith inserted IN some newspaper printed
IN the city of Wheeling, for two months success
sively, and posted at the front door of the court
house OF Ohio county. a copy Ieste,
mn ALEX Il LAIDLkY, clerk.
wheat. for compt. feb
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-16

Err HILL
s received from the neighbcrhood of Bunker
- Hill. n few cases Of v. ny superior goods, which
will he sold low for cash, viz
l ease Ladies' Calf Lace Boots.
do do Kip do do
do Misses do do do
l do YouIhs' Kip Breans.
All Of the best qnaliiy and warranted not In rip.
Call At the Sign of the Irn Wheeled Black Nam
moth Boot, Market square. A S TODD.
feb 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-16

VIRGINIA-iN CHAScERV.-At rules held m lhs
Clerks Office Of the Circur Superior Court Of
Law and Chancefy for the County Of Ohio in the
NINTH Of February, f843.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-16

LExINGTONINsURANCE COMPANY
2 NBE subscriber having been appointed sgent Tor
the Fire. fs and Marine Insuunce Co, Of
Lexiueion. K1. will take Fire and Marine Risks, 81
he raies usually charged By he oihsr ofices IN ihis
city. Application nay b. made n Ire Counting
room ofsITRIvER a sTELLE. wsier -, Whss.
Long. HENRY X LIST, Agent
wheslipgs fsb3 6m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-16
e1rR I'D The following certificate. aud see wha,
- PEAsE-s HoARHoUND CANDY


81 PEAsE-s HOARHoUND CANDY
has done for The cur. Of Cosgh..
NEW YORK. Sept ~. ist2.
Cersicmcn:-Ihav now the pleasure Of enjoying
that great blessing. good health. whirh I conceive
IN he the effect OF your Hosrhound- Candy. | wa.
ying. asl and my physician conside red, at deaths
loor with q disease ~hic, had cen seated upon me
nr about two years. and which Was pronounced Sc
we're aud decided Consumption. had become re-
iuced. and Cor Twelve months was unable TO leave
The house. My physician declined prescribing any.
thing for me. and I vas lei. ssI thought. to die
uncar-d for. Whilst in this state I received a visit
IRON The Rev Mr Thompson. who advised me to
make use of your .Clarifed Essence Of Hoarhonnd
Candy" n small quantity of which he proc ured for
me- Alter making use ef eight small package-,
was enabled Ia leave the hsu-e. and by confirm ing
The use OF ihcm ] am harry 60 state my health was
entirely recovered. Justice requires The shove
-lstcssent. ! am. yours. with respect.
J X DOWNING. No 160 East Broadway.
To Messs Pease g. son. As Div isiun street.
rallied upon the deas friend ah"ve referred IN.
for the purpose OF offering spiritual comsari. and
thinking ] should soon he called upun TO fulfil the
last sad duties "f my calling. I cheerlully coroborsse
the above staiemcnt of this almost miraculous re
cuverv. C ID REMINGTON. ID.
feb Is
For sale by las BAKER,
jan 81 Wheeling. Va.
Also for sale by HIRAM KANE at The Literary
Depot.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-12
VOLUME 30. NUMBER So.

ed that reny nothing merely TO look i, h;. h,,r;.d
way al cities and the country; he would have re,oced %
nave been able TO study the of eaeh and oh
OF people. ~ N''''"'
In the article first page taken from IN. .r.co
Mons OF Napoleon at st. Helena" (from which W., h.v
heretofore given few eStracts will be found several mo-,
interesting illusions 10 the family OF Gen bertrand -
along with the General himself, accompani,d IN. Er,n.
10 that place OF exile and his deah-and esneci, -, 49,
lovely and accomplished wife - ~
Our readers (thosc at least who are not thorou,blv n
win ms history may also be graied with the De
'saoi inc following notice from the Encyclopadia Amen
cana-Alihough presents but meage outin. of (:er.
ial Beruand's life - ~
BERrRAND-Bertrand, Henry Gratien Count General
OF DIVISION, Aiddecamp OF Napoleon Grand Marshal of
he aaee &c, famous for his attachment TO Nanoleon
" ne ana ms family voluntarily accompanied to 81 He
Ieha- lie was born OF parents the middle ranks nj liz
entered the military service distinguished bm,,f T.; ,h
engineers, and the of General of b,;
aue. In the camp oil Bouogne in 1904 Napol.on had o
ason 10 become acquainted with his worth From, h,,
uhe bertrand was with him in all his eampaions ,gr ,I,
lus himself every where especially Austertz where b.
was one OF the bperors aidsdecamp In lsO6 h. ,ooL
Spand1u, fortress about six or seven ,niIss to- 80
nter an attack OF few days. and 1907 o., Dr.
Victory over the Russians Fredand and excited Oh, a
nrauon oil the enemy by his mastery conduct in buid
Two bridges over the Danube after the battle at Aspern in
inc war OF loOS against Austria. He distinguished bim.of
equally IN the compagns Of 1912 and 1913 nartcu,I -,
raj important posts against superior numbers md after ,
oae oil Leipsic, IN which he defended Lndenan ag,i,s
%uiay' conducted the retreat in good order After The
oaue oil hanau he covered Menz until the army had
sea the Rhine lie took part the campaign of lsI b
the side OF Napoleon whom he accompanied N En-, -
turned with him. and finally shared his residence in 81 He
Island to France. '''"' ''''
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-12

- NDAN AFFARs-We understand from Maj. D. D. Mitch
SuPehehdent OF Indian Affairs, who has Just returned
from VISIT to most Of the border tribes that the Once,
VINO eomh''ed several outrages during the last summer
manifested disposition TO make the 'amende honorable
by giving up the offenders when demanded tcgr,bsr Ill,
many lar promises TO behave better hereafter Tive of the
most guilty were accordingly delivered into the hands of
the Superintendent and down to Fort IeyenoI,b -,
be Kept as hostages punished the Government might
Inc guard.house ltaPPears they found less agree
able than their native wild wood" and so made nm bc
minds TO return home or die in the ATTEMPT
About the third day after their confinement they ,d
rush on the entnes One of them was shot down md Al
ed immediately the other seized musket bounded awav
over the hills, and heard of more There is but Tr.
doubt that he reached his vlege in safety whcr he Will
most likely tell such horrible tale about the murder Of hi,
eomFade as will not fail up hot blood of his
bic tbe and drive them the commission of further and
greater ourages. ~
The Tribes are sud TO be generally quiet and much pleas.
cd with the early payment of their annues which
mem 70 commence their fall hunts without the usual env
Inc Mormons It appears have been sending nissionari,
among severa! OF the tribes but for what purpose ia no, t
clearly ascertaned though have been taken ~
have them closely watched, and promptly ppprebcndsd e
necessary.-N. Louis RepuJ "
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-12

FEMALE LARoR.-The Meeting of Journeymen talon,
and which has recently taken place in Boston
elected some remarkable facts respecting the
OF the latter for their work. The shirt makers II sssps
have been working for Six Cents for making garment
Inc following extract from the proceedings Of the meeting
at Faneu Hall on Fidsy:
One widow lady, by request of the President stated her
case as specimen OF what all had TO submit to who work
ed Tor her employer. Since January last she had made
pHntaIoons with straps for p cents pair and has been OBJ
liged 10 take her pay orders One dollar in cash was all
she had received since January
Another said that she did take orders because she
always wanted to lay her money out lust As she pleased
worked for less than those of her companions who
took orders.
The president asked her how much deduction she made
for cash
The speaker replied 81 have considerable pride sbou,
some things, and 10 tell the TRUTH don't like TO tell in pub
lie what get"
The president then said he hoped the pride OF no menu
Der would prevent her from stating which it would be
useful 10 have disclosed.
well them answered the reator, for pantaoons with
two pockets and watchfob, get only Ten Cents
contemporary pronounces this monstrous and with
good reason. Can wonder al combinations among
hard working people weak poor women when their en-
Poyers grind them down standard Of wages which can
not by any possibility yield the necessares Of mere ex
tcnce Norfolk Herald.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-12
From the Nashville Benner.

n ~ ID
Arrived IN Nashville early Friday morning accomos
MED by hs Col. Napoleon Bertrand and his Aid NJ
Manoc.
After remaining few hours for repose and
at the City Hotel, during which large number of opr or,
%es loon occasion to pay their respects him. the Mar
sha proceeded with his suite and personal friends of
General Jackson 10 pay visit our distinguished n,sb
Dor OF the Hermitage, where the cOTf,ge arrived about
o'clock The meeting between the two veterans was e1
Heney CORDIAL and 10 all who witnessed Il interesting in
the highest degree. With ready courtesy General Jsct
son welcomed the friend and companion IN arms of Name
leon as one with whose history he had long been familiar
and expressed the great satisfaction he en1yed az seeing The
Marshal under his roof Marshal Bertrand returned
these compliments with the felicity Of phrase and
ana the genuine warmth that characterize him After re-
cciving the hospitaitcs Of the Hermitage bcr, he J,d
with small party Of friends the Marshal and his suite re
turned 10 town IN the evening, and paid 10 Governor
Jones' BY whom he cordially received. and sf
making un compliance with inVtatOns) round Of calls
upon several OF our citizens, they returned the residence
of Mr. Justice Caron, whose guests they were during their
stay IN Nashville.
During the morning and evening Of Saturday many Of
our citizens paid their respects the Marshall He tool
hrs departure yesterday, IN the steamboat Ben franklin
The Marshalls route from Nashville is hence TO Iouis
We-ihenco TO Lexington for the purpose Of paying VI
SIT 20 Henry Clay, the greatest Of living Amercaps ,
name and fame scarcely better known q, his o,,, %
uymen, than they to the whole civilized world
From Lexington, he proceeds 10 Cincnnat-and nm m,
ONO to fit'sburg-und so Buffalo and the Fall. Of
Niagara.
Marshall Bertrand is a fue old French gentleman, con,
hinng with the high courtesy OF the ancient 1oBle,,, M
spn' and ardour Of the Empire" In person. he i of
scout The middle height His face beams With intelligence
ms language is rapid and pointed In his manner 10 wo
men, there - peculiar eRresscqenf sprnging spparcnt
from the scnsibiity ct his nature as much a. rom m o.
nerous Loyalty 10 the sex, which oil Frcnehnen profess
to entertain.
Tic spoke the most glowing terms Of those mart. f on,
county which he had sceu and regretted that his time
was 50 miiodas 70 prevent him from making more leisure
'nd deliberate survey OF the places he visits Tie remark
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-12
From the Howard District Press
COLU MHIA FOR ME.
b. ROBERT f.. II. LEvERrNs.

AIR" When at War Nth the Ocean"
Let them talk of "Od England" the glorious isle
On whose realms the never ceases to smile
enc fam'd' she Is honor'd, but rather give me,
he monarch OF countries, the LASD OF THE FREE.
love this great land for its gories sublime
inch glow still bright with the marching Of Time
or INST IN the heart should our native land be
Yes. COLUMBIA forever. CoLUMBn for me
Let Europe proud boast of the past while Decay
Is claiming Its pomp its own lawful prev
With Plenty and Peace, meath the Liberty Tree
I'm more than king IN the LAND OF The FRrE,
think OF her fame, and claim as mine
carol her iriumphs, and own the sweet strain
And shout, while Is waving the Flag of the Free
"GRfAT COLUMBIA FOREVER CoLuMBfA FoR NE -,
Let the tyEant proud curse, himself the sad slave
AND mock at the country which others shall save
Ills seedlings polluted high praises shall be,
nat bind me still more the LAND OF THE FREE
~ snail make me more proud to think of the blood
i nat won US the boon the land and the flood
nat makes one so willing 10 live and TO die
Ihai COLUMBIA may flourish COLUMBIA FOR NE.
Let eiviI commotion advance with red glare,
WIN blood drench the EARTH and with shreks fill the air
w I'm hope and with gadness the Eagle" see
Inharm'd rise To watch DER the LAND or THE FREE.
stand by the banner, the glory Of earth
stand by the country that gave me my birth,
know At must prosper on land and the sea
Ies COLUMBIA forever! COLUMBIA for me
ELLicorrs Mills, Maryland.