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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-01-26
TO THE WORLD.

rAN We for a moment look upon our wide srre-d
~ and, and behold the fearful amount OF suffering
and disease that there exi.u. without feeling OF
painful sympathy arising in our hesrts accompanied
with the desire Of bestowing relief il we possessed
the powell No. we cannot; the human heart goes
forth to meet It's fellow. and extends 10 him this hand
Of sympathy. IL nothing more. This may soothe,
bu, Il will not cure He sill feels himself an ch-
iect that is Ioathede still feels himself cripple;
the anguish still fingers around his Pillow. Those
NJ all familiar with the history of diseases cannot
hello being struck with the rapid increase OF THAT
pecu iai race of Diseases arising from on impate
state OF the blood, habit Of the system, disenses
of the mucus tissus also OF the osseGus and eiHn-
duiar system scrouia, ulcers ard os,I~
nate cu,sneoua ersptious. chroaic sore eyes, and
dsensr Of the bones. The chief cause OF their in
crease 10 owing to their being hereditary, running
through whole fame. and spreading destruction
along their path. But for all these ills there has
! new medicine da~ned upon the world and IN
offering to the public ihs new preparation which
has for lie objeul the relief of suffering humanity,
il becomes necessary to state upon what grounds u
puts forth it.merits and the reasons upon which Z
founds is superior claims TO the attention Of the at
ct.d, tina, ali who require its nse yaay frarlessy
rerope full confidence IN its restorative virtues -
But let us introduce our readers more particularly
TO this new preparation, which has already been
announcsd,o the public, p-dsr,le name OF sA Np's
SARSAPARtLLA.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-01-26
The MfLLENIUw.-GREAT EARTH.
Cff SgE
Let ell the people far and nvss,
To dreadful warning now give ear.

To d,eadfui warning give ear.
Jan. Ill, 1913, there will be greaI
Earthouske--,hrce shocks 10 succession
in oil the whole world. Let ali the peo
ole bpIieve and tremble before God for
inc time will soon come when the saint.
will possess the kingdom.
Jan. 81, Ie43, the door Of mercy will
be shut against the world.
Nov my dear friends, would invite
you TO flee for mercy, whilst The door oil
mercy IS open. The spin, Of God les,i.
fees these things which are coming on the
earth.
N. B. Please forward this in oil your
papers as much as possible.
LEVI HoUGHToN.
Acros, Jan. |, 1913.
The above announcement was in circu.
lation in many towns in Massachusetts
last week.
The Haverhill Gazette says, that Mr..
Houghton whose name is affixed to il, is
said 10 be member Of church al Lowell,
and while looking at the sun, recently, re.
ceved the two visions embodied in the
notice.
According TO The Gazette on the FIRST
day named, some Of the people were quite
anxious shout il. As the day, however,
passed off, and the earthquake did MOI,
come, "ihe shaking neighbors," adds the
Gazette, "became calm, excepting few
who still hold that there were three vsi-
bic shocks early IN the morning, but III
our opinion they were caused by the dis
charge Of the six FOUNDER which was
bought to ''crack up" the election Of Gen.
jackson. One old woman, a Mlllerte,
we heard, wns seriously injured by hav.
ing thrown herself out Of bed, in the be-
lief that there was really an earthquake
under herp
In another paper we see the copy Of a
certificate given to the teacher of the
school in Hillsborough, N. b.. in conse-
quence Of the people thinking the end OF
the world was ., hand, which gave him n
good character for FUTURE UsE.-N. Y.
Euening Express.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-01-26

THE Vine PARTY AND THE ExcHE-
euER.-The Washington correspondent
OF the Philadelphia North American says:
"Tne adoption of the Exchrquer would
be an abandonment OF a United States
Bank. The Western and Southern men
know il, if you oil the North and & 'st do
not and they will no, pardon or tolerate
a deser,ion so cowardly. so selfish, so
treacherous, so ungra'etnl. Nor viii
they be cheated and trined with again,
by any pretended abor.ive demonstration
out of accommodation to the supposed
wishes of few persons who "wan. to see
this question tried, at least" The FIRST
demonstration Of that sort will be Ci.
vision Of the Wing party and an allena'
ton Of its best members, lfnot q final dis
organization it.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-01-26

CHESAPEAKE AND Ono CANAL.-The
Corporation OF the City OF Washington,
by the assen, nf all its organs. the Board
of Aldermen, the Common Council and
the Mayor have passed resolution CIV
ing its assent to the transfer, by the U.
nnei States, of the stock originally sub
scrbed for by the City OF Washington in
the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Compa-
nv to the State Of Maryland, and the cit.
les Of Washington, Georgetown, and AL
exandria, on con lltlon that the latter
shall provide means to complete the Ca
nal 10 Cumberland in given time and on
the further CONDITION that the State of Ma
ryland will agree not to foieclose any Of
the mortgages she may now have on saic
Cana. -Pairiot.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-01-26

Tho necessity o. improving the nsviga.
tion Of the Western rivers Is cleorly
shown by letter published in the C'ncin
matt Republican, by Mr.. Henry B. Evans,
who has been employed on these winters
either as captain or pilot ior number
Of years. II appears from the statement
of Mr. E that, during the last twelve
wears, between III. mouth OF the Ohio
RIVER and 81. Louis, on the Mississippi,
u distance Of iva hundred mites. forty.
five steamboats, have been sunk and lost,
aud ten sunk and afterwards raised. The
losses sustained by these disasters are es-
,imated by MIR. f. at one million one hun
drrd and eighty thousand dollars.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-01-26

MEXICAN INDEMNITY. The New Or.
leans Bee, OF the 9Th inst, states that II
has information from all unquestionsble
source, that the terms of payment ofthe
Mexican indemnity have been agreed up
on, and the negotiation respecting them
settled. The payments are to be made
in ten half yearly ins,almen,s, with Sper
cent. interest upon the principal. In
case any delay occurs in meeting the pay.
menis as they fall due, an additional Ten
per cant, is 10 be added to the principal.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-01-26
HE Nj A II X IT'S.
Orricl OF The BALTlAoRE AMERICAS.

January %, 1913 !
CArILE.-At the scales this morning sboui 6oC
head Of Beef Caiile were offered and $50 sold I,
packer. and butchers at 81 rs to So per 100 lbs
on the hoof which is equal 20 80 so 20 net, n
in quality. The prices show no change snce this
day week. OF the balance so head 60 North, and
100 remain in the make, unsold
Floor. Sales Of Howard street Flour ri good
standard brands were made from store Satur
nav at So rs There has been considerable inqu
r, fr tn. Article to-day at the same price, but the
sale. have not been large, holders generally refus'
ing 10 operate, keep, at Sigh, advance, W.
now q'lo,e the asking rate at s. 8ls 81 8f4, In,
are not advised "f snv sales above 1913. The
receipt price continues at So GA.
GRsis The few small SAINT les Of Md red
that reach the market sell Al 20 rs cents and oc
cs-ionsl parcels Of very prime at 76 80 cents
Sales ofcorn to-day nj ~ for both white ano
| yellow. The last sales of Oats wer. a, 25 cents
WHisREY-ls IN rather better demand. Sale
Of hhts to-day ut Is cents, and Of barrels at l8i
! 10 cents.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-01-26

THE pREs,DENcy.-The Democratic
Kentucky State Convention, which as
sembled at Frankfort, on the 7th instant
nominated Col. X. NJ. Johnson Tor the
Presidency. The Pennsylvania Conven.
ton, held las, week in Harrisburg, nomi.
mated the Hon. James Buchanan. Both
nominations are declared "subject to the
decision OF National Convention, con.
vened according to the usages of the
democratic party"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-01-26

In Baltimore County Court, on We'd
nesday Of las, week, in suit brought oy
Mr.. Samuel Harris, against the Phlladel-
phia and Baltlnore Rail Road Company
10 recover damages sustained By the PLAIN
Tiff, in consequence OF his child having
been run over and killed by the cars, a
psrdir. Of Sl.l25 was rendered. bali.
AMER.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-01-26
Telnperance Notice.

The annual meeting Of the Daskess,ile Temper
Society. wiil he held at the rch"ei-hon-e ~
that place on Saturday next. (23th instrni) al 8
O'Clock. r. NJ. when an election for officers, to
serve The ensuing year, will BE- held.
There will he other important mattrr brought be
fote The society. and full ns@sing Is desned.-
There will also be an address delivered.
GEO. w. SEANIkER,
DstLe.xiIie Ian &c .Ssc Nv.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-01-26

viRGINIA-ln the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chancery 70, Berkeley County.
Allen c. Hammond PII
ogofnsf
John Kisinrer's Ex'ors, e.. lfaa
IN CHANCERY.
ConMIssiossRs OFF,cs. MaRris'srR6,
NooewJer l6. 1912,
a Ii persons having claims against the late
"A John kisInger. Died. not YET sudited. will
present th-m to tue at my office in Mstin'burg, on
or h. fose the LIST day Of February next (l8i3i to-
eether ~ih all such evidences may be required
to authenticate them.
SEAMAN GARARD.
Noyer,ber II 1912 Iiw NJ. Com'r.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-01-26

The immense steamboat $50 iert in
length. intended TO ply between N. York
and Tfov, was launched a: the former
place, on Wednesday, morning, in fine
style.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-01-26

Captain David Conner hos resigned the
Office Of Chief of the Bureau of CoDs,ruc
ton, Equipment and Repair, in the Navy
Department, in consequence OF the impair
ed state of his health.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-01-26

The Mayor Of the city Of Boston, has
stopped The erection OF the new temple al
,ha MiIIerites, in tina, city. The walls
we're entirely too fraiI to support the roof.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-01-26
DIR. MOFFAT'S LIFE MEDICINES.

VHNUE pro- retor Of these matchrss specifics,
IL while he has to feel the most unquali
fed satisfaction in relation 10 the unparalleled pop
slary and genera use they have obtained feels com
srsined by considerations rs di.nterested as they
are sincere, TO continue to press them on The com
sheraton and tia. OF the pubic, ti no Invalid, and
no family in the whole compass. at the Union shall
b. without a knowledge oi them and their inesti'
mable virtues. The certificates which he has here
toore published in almost countless numbers, and
in reference to sve,y possible variety of disease,
fully establish his medicines, beyond even the PCS
sib,lty OF doubt, the most generally useful, and
he most uniaiIngy efficient, of all the medicines
al whatever descriptions, ever Yet presented 10 the
world, and he feels that he is nut doing his duty 10
his felow-ci'zrns in urging them 10 test TOR hem
selves the benefits To BE- 4 rived from his LIFE
FILLS snd PhGNiX BirTERS. His office i,
at No 375 Broadway, New York. For Sale by
WM. DORSEY, Agent.
Maunsbure, Jan S6lh, 1913.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-01-26

There were 4S2 ,627 bushels Of Sal,
manufactured in Knnawha County, Vlr-
gina, during the quarter ending Decem'
Der, 1912.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-01-26
YORK RIVER OYSTERS
DR.. MOFFAT's VEGETABLE

II IFE PILLS AND PHGNIX BIrTERS.
IL every where acknowledged as The best of all
the numerous medicines that are offered to- the
public. DR.. MOFfAT'S LIFE PILLS and
PHOENIX BiTTERS are daily and hourly sus-
tanning the sound reputation which they have hon
esly and unoste niati uusly acquired. No person
ever yet took them, even fer shoit period, with
out being so perfectly satisfied with their efecsop-
On himself, as to recommend them to others. Di.
Mn4t beg. to refer all who have moi tiled them, 10
the Cloud Samaritan" where the Diseases which
hey cure are stated, and their mode of operation
is de-cr bed.
The celebrated Life Pills and Phnnix Bi,ter'
ma, be OBJ aimed whole sale and retail, Al, his of
Ace. 375 B,oaiwsy. The retsIl prize of the LIZ
Ps rs Is cents per box ur m larger boxes at Oh
cent. and 81 The Pt9,ix Buffers ale snd in bot.
ties Il, aud 81 each. D.. Moffat considers 1t rs
his d.iy publish to the world any Extraordinary
cure that may be Communicated to HIM. BY adopt
ing thi. course, mary individuals, who might other
wise give up in despair Induced to profit by the
example Of others. Persons Effected with any
com piaint The friends Of such individual, are re-
specially invited call ut h,- Utii ;e, 37j Broad
way, New York. For sale by
WM DORSEY, Agent.
Martnsburg, Jan. 26;h, 1913.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-01-26
Groceries, Liquors, &C.,

WUST received ard for sale low n Orltsn'
- Sagsr ard RE C. Zee. White Havana sugar
Ia superior Rstici. y Blsck Pepper Al-rice Css
-ndish raharco; Cloves; Inf,ea: Ch~ese. Ws'e'
md Soda Crackers; Bunch asI-ins. Fig fanos
CasiiIs and Resin Spsp; Lard--s superior s,ileie
LlQuURS-Sueh as Cognsc Biardy. T.
Rom, Old Rye Whiskes Port and Mideifa
Wines. Alcohol, &c Clsgett's and Scotch Ale,
together ~nh general as.nriuasnt OF cnrf~ciion-
Hy. OEOhoE RAENHAL.
January &c
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-01-26
REEIGxGEN .N.OTICE.

BY divine permission, ELpsE RxicE from In
disn,. viii preach At the Old Baptist M~e'ipe
II use. on the ffth Loans OAR. f29sh instant. J
Services hsf past II o'clock. A. NJ
Ian,,a,t Io4h
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-01-26

General CAss reached Harrisburg on
Tuesday afternoon, and was conducted to
his lndgines under an escort of citizens
and soldiers.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-01-26
YsrO Tots OfL02ed.

Of the real estate OF John French, deed. The one
living on The Williamsport road. containing a. A.
CRES,-,he other lying north ofthe Little George
town road, containing about 40 ACRES.
These parcels Of land will be offered separately,
and the terms Of the sale require one third IN
hand, one third 10 one and one third in two years
from The day Of sale The deferred payments to
hear interest 10 be secured by bond with approved
security and the title to be retained until the pur-
''''' D. n. CONRAD,
+. /. LEE. Jr.,
Jan. IL, 1343.-5w Commistoners'
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-01-26
gARM EoN N1ME.

II WILL rent 10 the highest bidder in front Of
III the C,urs-house in Msrtinsburg, on the hrsl
dsy Of Esbsoaiy court. for moneyed rent. The
farm belonging 70 The heirs OF Cenrsd Hlefoni-
mus. decd. ,futher particulars on the DAY Of
f.ntiag. Security will be required.
JACOB MYERS,
Inr.rv o6--3w Cnardian.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-01-26
A FINE OPENING!
Stock Of Goods
o. RI

VI 'ouAS va 1So9S
ENHE subscriber desiring 70 charge his sr6 6S.,
OF GOODS. which consists in part OF Cloths, Cas-
-in.rc. C,.-iuetts, Csicoes, and all other srtI-
cles usually kent in Country Store. Being ans-
ous 10 settle up his business, he will give grea'
haresin in his stock which amounts TO about
$500 The situation Of the Store is one of the
b ST in the Valley for Country Store there being
no Other stand than Shephrfd,to~n, that
being al distsnce OF FIVE miles The store room
in which the goods are, can be had for a term 81
yeats, or should the purchaser prefer, they can be
removed.
TERMS will he made easy.
Person. desiring any further inflammation will
please call on the subscriber at Ii ,rdscrabble
Berkeley county or by letter, address hin al
Shepheid',owr, Jefferson eo'ny p'ssg. pad.
l. w CHAPLlNE.
Tia,d.crshhle w, Jan. 10, l348 -3t.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-01-26
COMMISSIONERS
SAAI OE GAMDe

ETNDER ,ae authority of the decree rendered
u On the 4,h OF October, 1912, in the case Of
T. II Cooku., admir-. of Csrhsrne French. plain
IF against the representatives of John French,
decd. we shall OFF, for sale the highest bidder,
before the c ,nr, house door in Ms,tinsbOrg on
Monday The first day Of february Court, (Mon-
49, IN. I2th\
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-01-26
M A II Il I L d .

On the 10Th instant, Wy the Rev. Isaac Baker
Mr.. GsoRek Horn to MISS MARY AiKEs, all oil
Berkeley Couniy.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-01-26
READY MADE CLOTHING,

Also
Flutes, Accordions. Musical Boxes, black elastic,
liver elastic, silver plated. aud CIR waIch guafd.
Gilt Scissorschsins, ell, WsIch Keys, Breast Pms
Es.'ing. and Finger Rings; Toy Watches, Gtmsn
silver 1hinhles Silver Pencils, lead and SLATE
Pencils. steel Pens dressing Combs. Ivory, Hun,
German Silver pocket waoien. side. and rurk're
Comb; Bear'- Oh Cologne: Playing Cmd..
Domin"s. Pin CI.hions; Shaving SOAP, shaving
Boxes. and Brushes. Hair Brushes with look Inc
glasses Scissors. Prnkuives, PISTOLS, Rszors and
Strops; Spectacles TO suit ell eyes, every variety
1t ever pointed pencils of all he improved kinds (;
Spool Cotton, Tho best of Backing; Matches
WATERS Snuff boxes, Pocket Books. silk, button,
and bead Purses. Percussion Caps, Hooks & Eyes,
Needles and Pins; Essence OF Peppermint, Lemon,
aud Cinnamon, al 6 cents per bottl,; Song Bucks
spelling, reading and picture books.
The above list embraces but a small portion Of
the assortment just received, which, connected
with their o,mer stock. makes 1t equal any ever
offered. Those wishing to purchase. will do wei
TO call and examine for themselves. al the houss
Of MIR. A. Young, nearly opposite Mr.. Boak's Ho.
tel.
January 90, T643.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-01-26
All Persons Indebted,

" Are earnestly requested 'oceme forward Inn
med as, and settle The same ly psymsn mt or no,e
Some account. have been standing for years, and
in iusric- to myself the accounts must he closed
and 10 fulher indulgence need he expected
!. W. CHAPLINE.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-01-26

rplcu CADnpN cpCDc
fhLcH UhhDLN pbLDo
From The f,o-dens of H. RjsIy a. In
E,. rL-, ~. n vi
Afe"o'''"' O'""f"' W. ~
BEAEs White Cranberry.
do Early Shaker,
BEET White French Sugar,
Early White Scarcity,
:" Large Red.
Manesl Worried or Field,
Long Blood,
+" Blood lump;
RRoccoLI
CABBAoE barge Drum Head.
Green Savoy,
=" Red Dutch.
+" yellow Savoy,
i" Early York,
:" F.ne Savoy,
Caravan,
CARROT Long Otang-,
Alninghum.
ChULiFLowER,
CUCUMBER Early Frame,
Early Short.
" Earl, Cluster.
Z" Stones Long Green,
CoRs Sweet Sugar,
i" Early Golden,
CErFRY Whlle Solid,
C.RiAsDgR.
CRsss Or Peppersrass,
+" Garden or Broad-leaf,
LETTUCE Brown SiIesia,
{" Green lce-head,
:" Early SiIesia,
Z" London Head,
Wilson's Early Cabbage,
Large Head,
a." Large Green,
NrIos Wafer Long Island.
Musk, Fine yellow,
Lsfse Cantrlope,
Mustard White. or English,
L,rps Black French,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-31
From the Democratic Review.
HAMPTON BEACH.
gY !. G. WHITTIER.

Tpy sunlight glit,ers keen and bright,
Where, miles away,
Liss stretching my daszled sight
luminous belt, misty light,
Beyond the dask pine bluffs and wastes oi 'aady grey
The ,remulous Shadow of the see.
Against It's ground
OF silyory light, rock, hill and tree,
Still as { picture, clear and iise,
With varying outline mark the coast lof me' A'"uH
on-on-we ,read with loose-funs rem
Our seawerd
Through dass-grsen field. and Olcsso1nlns gram
Where the wild bri.r.rose skirts The lane,
And bends above our heads the iio"efing i0cUSt P'
Hs /, like a kind hand on my brow
Comes this fresh breeze,
Cooling It's dull ard feyefiSh glow,
While through NY beiug seems 70 no"
The breath Of new e---the healing Oh the sSo'
Now rest we; where this grassy mound
His hath set
I'm the great waters which nave o0a''
His granite aDces greenIy rouhe =, ,t ,,r,,. go.
With long and tangled moss, and "eeu' VIZ
Coodbve 10 Pain and Care take
Mine ease to-day;
ue,a where these sunny waters breaS
Ind rinpIes this keen breeze, SHAKE
All burdens from the heart, all wear! thoughts away
draw freer BREATH seem
Like all see
Waves Ia the sun-ihe whIte-wnged gieam
OF sea-birds in the slanting beam
And fa.off sails which fit before the ooeh "lhd hcs'
SO when Times veil shall fall asundeF
The soul may know
No fearful change sudden wonder
Nor sink the w.ight Of mystery under,
gu, with the upwa rise and with the yastneSs grow
And all we shrink from may seem
Nonew revealing;
Familiar as our cfi!dhoods stream,
Or nieasan; memory OF dream
The loved and cherished Past upon the ne" NE
Serene and mild the untried light
MAY have its dawnins
And as in Summers northern night
The evening aud the dawn unite
The sunset hues OF Time blend with the soul new morning
sit alone in foam and spray
Wave after
Breaks the rocks which, stem and grey,
Beneath like falleu TItans lay
Or and strong through messy ct ana
What heed of the dusty land
And noisy town
see the mighty deep expand
From its white line of giimmennS sand
Tt where the blue Of Heaven IN bluer waves shuts do"n
in lisess quieude Of mind,
yield to all
The change OF cloud, aud wave, and wind,
And passive on the flood reclined
wander with the waves aud with them rise and all'
But look, thou dreamer wave and shore
In shadow lie
The night-wind me back once more
To where my native hllltops oef
Bends like arch of fire the glowing sunset SKY
So them Beach, Bluff, and Wave, farewell
bear with
No token gttering she'll
But long and oft shall Memory tell
Of this brief Thoughtful hour of nuSng by the Sea
.qmesbury, l0th, 7th mo-, l8iS