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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-03-23

Mn. CLAY.-We take occasion to say '
that never, in our opinion, we're the pros
poets of Mr.. Clay for the attainment of
The high office to which his friends seek to
elevate him, brighter than they are at
present-pever we're those friends so unit. I.
ed, Jealous and enthusiastic. All that is :
wanting is, for that union and enthusiasm =
TO continue, and, if possible, increase. 80.
"As band of brothers joined, firm, unit
ed let them stand" Let thcm revive the
glorious days of 1910 Tor the Great Man'%
Of the People ID.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-03-23

THE WING ADDRESS.

We devote much of our paper to-day TO the
address of the Wing State Convention to the PEG.
pie Of Virginia Its length, hope, viii deter
from careful peruss Of it, The reader will
find it an ineligible, onsarnisbed document. and
will not fai to be forcibly impressed with the truth.
contained in it.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-03-23

The NEW GAME. After trying for
two years what could be done with tho
Wing party, by giving them some Of the =
Offices Of the Government, and indings
that The party was incorruptible, and
could not be Iyierited, the Adminstra.e
ton commences IT'S new game, by atiemp,A
log the same scheme with the Loco Foco,
party, hoping for better success in that
quarter. But the indications are any :hirg.
but favorable. The appointment Of Mnt
Porter, for instance, as Secretary Of War;.
is denounced by the Loco Focos papers .
of Pennsylvania as base scheme to dis!s
tract AMI divide me Democracy Of this
State; but which will, nevertheless, uts :
,erly fail in its intended etfec,.--Alet1-
Gag.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-03-23
THE TAX BILL.

The tax bill passed the House Of Delegate. on
Tuesday Of last week by vote Of "a TO i6. Ths
bill is now pefore the Senate and some amendments
have been made 10 it.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-03-23

Mr. Bolts has announced himself candidate
for Congress, in his district Mr. Wise is al
TO have stauneh Wing opponent in the person
Of Mr.. Carter Of the Virginia Senate.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-03-23
WING CONVENTION.


The Convention OF tho Wing delegates for the
n minstion Of candidates for the Assembly met at
the Court ouse In Martnsburg on Saturday the
18th inst.
Col. RoBERT v. SsopoRAss was appointed
President, and James II. !Stesoart and aaron Ny
era Secretaries.
II was announced to the meeting that no des-
gates were present from the Falling Waters or
Garardstown precincts, the Prscisct meetings hav-
ing failed in consequences of The late Snaw Storm:
IVhereppon IL loas Resolped that the Conven-
ton adjourn until Saturday next the 25ih inst. and
that p, ecinct meetings he held Friday the 9Th
inst. a, o'clock, at Falling Waters and Garsrds-
town to appoint delegates.
Resoi1ed, that these proceedings be published
in the Martinsburg Gazette and that the Secreta-
rie. use all convenient means TO notify the Wings
the untepressnted precincts of the action Of this
Convention.
| And ihcreupon The co nvestion adjourned until
Saturday nsxt.
Rv. SNoDGRAsS Pres,dens
JAMES =. STEWART. ! s,e,,;,.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-03-23

The Wings Of Jefferson have placed "a the held
joins S. GALLAHsR and WrLLIAN +. TpRSER'
Esquires. The candidates Of The Democrats are
SAMUEL CAMERas and GkokcE b. DEALL, Esqrs.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-03-23

r. n. ToLER, o.x;
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-02-23
III f. X A l. ID OF II III f. TIMES.

Oi the truth Of this no one can form an
'deo, but he who has been away from
home. BY one at a great distance, or
lang time abr Dad, not only the marriages
and deaths, are sought for with great
earncsiness, but even The very adceriise-
ments are read with a zest altogether un-
known before. They bring into view
'he names of frinds and acquainlances,
recall 1" his mind The localities, streets,
&c, which he has left behind, afford a
picture Of their commerce, and keep him
posted up, as the merchants say, rs to
The business affairs. lie looks at var-
ous notices of The improvements going
on IN his absence, with u lively feeling
OF interest, and even delight In
hne, there Is hardly type set on the
four pages of the paper, that does not
possess value IN his estimation, and es-
p"c'ally If he receive i, after a long in
'erval, during which there have been no
arrivals.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-02-23
support your Weekly Papers.

The following we copy from the Salem
Gazette and recommend TO the nerus,
OF all, but more especially to those who
stop then country paper TO take some city
paper. such persons are generally pro.
iuse ~ their wishes for the welfare of
Their rcounlrypaper,bu but can't q ford 10 TAX e
so many city papers and their weekly
paper too, therefore they must discontinue
some, and the weekly paper is generally
the first one TO be discontinued, although
they profess it is good paper-and they
have no fault to find with the manner in
which It IS conducted, and cannot "yery
well dispense with its publication" ;" in the
country, but still are not willing to con-
t'ibute toward It's support
| Greenfield Gas.
"Ihe towns and counties, out of the
metropolis, do themselves great injustice
whenever they neglect to support their
own local journals. Very much of the
standing aud reputation abroad of a com.
muniiy, is influenced bv the character of
ITS newspaper IL they are intelligent
Judlcous, and respectable, in their man.
- "'' wv S""'dCttf OI Ine DODu-
lalion which supports them will be infer
red TO be the same ; but if such publica.
lions are discouraged by the want OF n
cordial and hearty support, the natural
inference oi people abroad, is Tint the |
newspapers are above the standard oCthe
population. In this matter we speak dis
Interestedly, Tor large number of our
papers go INTO towns where other news
papers are printed, and where con. II
sequenlly our opinions may act against
ourselves. Nevertheless, we do not
hesitate to say that we consider il duiu II
tn support ones own town or county II
newspaper, when its character is unob. II
Jecuonable, before bes,owing patronage
on more distant publications.
There must always be much in a local
newspaper, To interes, the reader, even
when u "a conducted with no es,rnordina-I
ry ability j, can never be wihou, The
charm OF home production. IL relates to,I
The concerns of our friends and nripb.
b"rs, To The improvements, the municipal
elet tons, the local statistics, the parish 4.
changes, the accidents, the business and \
amusemenis IN which we ourselves. O,
hose around us, have had more or less
concern. But II is to the absentee thaiU
he local newspaper has the mos, charms.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-02-23
DIR. WHITNEY'S ANTI.RIIIoUS
PILLS.

Liver compliant is meant positive diseaS.
! - oi chrome character IN lin. siructur. ,I
''"' ''scus ana The most frequent symptoms mr..
sense o' "eIsht or uneasIness in the risht sd.
pam al The top OF the shoulder, sallow connie,
"n' impaired and capricious appetite, irresula,
pulse. The pain is generally much increased mr.
pressure below the ribs Of the side ,f.c,.J.
there Is Tor the most part some degre. of cou.h
WIN expeciorallon, the breathing is sometimes
d'iIicu't and oppressed, and the paten, in aene
raj cannot lie on the left side
ohder Whatever form aud from whateyc,
cause the disease occurs there is II considerable
ues'ec OF general !anguor aud debility, exercise
OF eAe,''on OF any Kin soon fatgues, thc pnlse
Is weak, The sleep disturbed, the limbs are cold
or rendered 50 on slight occasions, and sens.
OF oppression and distension, Of acid eruc,,,;ons
nausea headache, constipation, pain in the nj,
oi the stomach and saowncss of the couplex
ION are pretty constantly present.
These Pills are calculated TO excite the liver
10 heaIihy action and assist in dlsgorpnp The
,"oroid secrc'lons which are generally accumu-
'a,ed III such cases. Their formation is the re-
s"' OF much research and they have been used
,o' ''e 'aSi h'icen years with the happles effects
oy physicians Of The highest reputation. Benin
purely vegetable composition they are mild hu,
eilc'eht IN their operation and are perfectly in.
"ocent and Tree from any mineral substance,
Whatever, and be freely used at all times with
out any fear of i'll consequences and will be found
superior to any other preparation as a family
medicine, which may be administered with
equally beneficial results to children or adults
"hen used III connection with DIR. Slarkwenth-
CT hepa''c Elixir, they never fail to cure the
n'oN, obstinate cases OF Liver Complaint The
u'ua' d"se Is one pill, to be taken on going to
shoulI ha A.
a week as occasion may require. If a hr;sL
calhaIllc Is required, the dose may be increased
one pill or more.
number OF certificates voluntarily given are
IN the hands Of the proprietor. but it is consider
ed entirely unnecessary TO publish them, NJ the
will recommend itself sufficiently bv
single trial. =
-, For sale in Newport. by r. ]. TAYLOR ,IIs,
Thames street. F.h .
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-02-23
lFrom the n. Y. Evening Post.
Cbtl1rrn.
NV rARK BENJAMIS.

~~~-~~~-o>-~4~~
Unto me there are no blessings,
winch high Heaven indulging lends,
Dcarer than the sweet caresslnss
fmy little friends.
when they flock, like birds, about mo
Birds IN rainbow pumage cInd-
Their bright looks aud thrilling voices
Make my spirit glad.
fur", conhd'ng, free from sorrow,
frre from r''n u shade of sin,
Ih",, like lilies ~ their glory,
Neither toll nor spin.
wicked tongues have not assail.d them.
VT 'hc S'rp""l'slandrr slnug,
Or the p"Isnnous ", rlambrrcd
Their green leaves among.
Iafd,'i"s and false companions
lia'" mol stolen their gnllelcss trust,
Aud ihof i'ndor"si flower, nr feeling.
TrampIrd IN the dust.
Dark suspicion, en,, mnlice-
ff"nds io man aud FOES lo God
Never scnihsd The blooming gardons
by ihrrr Footsteps uod.
Molhrr.l"sr has inldrd round them
Arms more s"ii than angels wings,
Md wnh swertcr acrents lullrd tb.m
Than an angel sings
fsrhsr-lo's, defending, keeping,
Leading, strengthening, cheering, throw
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-02-23
SPENCER'S IS
VEGETABLE PILLS.

The Jorest is natures medical yeposiforv
and experience her great medical teacher
Fr"m thot repository, the ingredients ,ohicI
compose the 0boue inyaIuaJIe meiicine hav,
been eniied, und that teachey, experience, ha,
sh0Dn II TO be unyipaiItd m its saitiorg eff
'ecfs On the human system.
aware thii The con, incing evidence Of the
uii'lv OF medicine, must be furnished by the
result produced by trial, the Proprietor has no
ienrs Tor the issue. II is not his wish, or in.
teni'on to deceive the public, but on the contra
ry 10 benht all who are complaining Of ''ihose
Ills that flesh i, heir to- and in proof Of this
he confidently appeals 10 tho thousands of per-
sous who have stated to him-persons of un-
doubted responsibility they have been
relieved 10y using single dose OF those pills.
OF acute pam aud distress in n very short perio d
OF lime, and IN cases where the symptoms were
oi violent nature, an effective cure has result
Ell wnfin an hour, and often in half the time
There Is not the least difficulty to be sppre-
nended from their use, either at home or abroad !;
'her operation as II caiharlic, is 80 gentle, that
the person who uses them, will ONLY know their
'nes''n'ab'e qualities by the speed, eradication of
The cause Of distress.
In all eases originating in impurities of rbe
blood, and those incident to the female cons,i.
lutlon, these medicines stand unriyalled. nnd
nave no eqsal. In these classes Of complaints
wh'cn prove, not only extremely Troublesome,
put oilcn ihtal, they have been extensively used.
ana WIN singular success. Their virtues have
been iuIIy tested, and their eilicac, proved and
'he pulls and syrup combined, have seldom, if
ever been known 10 fail Of producing the de.
sired effect.
For sale by MARY TILLEY, Ne 40, Spring
street Don't forget tho number-nor that Spen.
Ger vegetable Pills are a certain cure for the
headache, IN all lis various forms. Oct. l3.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-02-23
RUSSELL'S ITCH OiN7,uEN VIZ

THIS choice and safe Ointment is said to
oe superior To any now in use, for that dis
agreeable aud loatlsome diseesc, the l;ch.-
ms ointment is so certain in lis operation
'haf no person troubled with the above dis.
order ought to be without it, 1t is a remedy
'pr cnlaneous eruptons, scorbuiic affection,
OF The head, or any other breaking out which
arises from sharp humors in the blood. Price
% cents u box
fresh supply is just received md for sale
oy n. Il. Hazard, al the sign of the Golden
Mortar-and by RI. Taylor, Druggist, New.
port.
Also, at wholesale by DR.. Thos. p. Moore
warren, j. w. Townsend, corner of Beck.
man ana Water street, New York, and by
inc prIncIpa! Druggists in the Union.
Newport, June =. ISI2-eowIy.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-02-23
RuSSELL'S CELEB RATED
salt RHEUM OLNI.NE.NT'

THIS Is unqnes,onabIy the best and snfest
remedy ever yet offered to the public for ha,
obstinate dsorder-S.4 l. II n HE u M
Where other means have failed, il has sue.
ceeded, and the fact that il has been extcn.
slvcly used by eminent Practitioners spenks
volumes IN lts praise. Ii is equally efiica.
clons IN all Diseases of the skin, scaId head.
ringworms. and the most inveterate Itch. &c.
NC. See Dr.. Muliord's and other Ceriifi.
Gates, ~ the directions around tue huxes.-
Price so cents box.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-02-23
A Mothers Love.

"iiast thou sounded the depths OF ynn,lcr sea
And counted the sands that under II he p
Hast thou measured The huig gIt of heaven uhoy.
fheh mayst thou mete out a mofksr's hre
Hast ihou talked with the blessed oficadjuy ~,
i" HE throne OF GOd some wandering sun
Hast thou Witnessed the angel bright cmploy
Then may ST thou speak of a mothcr's joy !"'
|, What IL more beauiiful-more pure ir
IT'S devotions, than n mothers love O
all things on earth, it is certainly The mos
sublime. Amid storms, and darkness
and The bl'gh.ings Of disgrace and iniamy
It endures nloof and alone, aud shines
forth from the ruined temple Of her ma.
'ure, unquenched even by the dcluge
winch has extinguished at once and lor-
ever, the sacred fire upon the altar of
her earthly hopes.
Evening aud morn has thon watched the bee
! Go forth on her rrrands of industry?
The bee for herself hath gathered and toilcd.
! But the mothers cares are all for her child
| Hast thou gone with the travellers tLouebt
/ aar,
| from pole To pole-from star 10 star,
Thou hast but on ocean earth or sea.
lhc hourt oi "A mother hath gone with thee -
/ No young man, however virtuous or
elevated may be the traits Of his charac.
ter, can appreciate this priceless blrs-
sing IN degree commensurate with lis
deserts Ii is only indeed in after life
when the flowers which beguiled his
thoughts in The hey-day of youth and
n"nhood, have been stricken and swept
from his path, that he can truly estimate
and recognize the wealth oc a mothers
love. For TO the Jealous and warm
heart OF youth-saDguine in the lcasibil
~ oi ITS own hl.h-wrought schemes, |
and vain lmag lnings, the sober and eau
tionary voice of her solciious warning
may have seemed but the ebn!lition Of
uniounded fear, or the promptings of n
heart which, itself dead TO the blandish-
ments of worldly pleasures, would limi,
the indulgence OF those feelings in ,b, \
young which 1t had itself SO long ceased Il
10 feel Il
But alas time will destroy this illu-
SION. The harsh words and bitter feeling
with which her kind advice and mater
nal admonItions, were received, and per
1aPs repaid, will be remembered in after
lie, aud reproach us from her dcalh-bed
ma whisper, in upbraidings, from her
grave. Oh never despise mothers
counsel. A father may become the
empler OF his son, but mother never
ian !-.Na'ne CuLiiraior.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-02-23
IL u 5 5 lbs
Vegetable Bilious Pills,
Or. En,niLv pbus;c
Or, FamiLu Phusic.

For general use, in cases of Jaundcc, NOR.
bid sensbllity OF the stomach and bowels
loss OF appetite, fGtid breath. costivcncss
Piles, and nlI diseases arising from biliary
arrangements also for correcting the state
OF The blood. and cleansing the system Of foul
and viscid humors. These pills nre a mild
cathar'ic, producing neither pains nor grip.
ing, and are therefore u valuable and highly
approved medicine, and are pronounced az
such by the most distinguished physicians. -
Each box continuing 3S Pills. Frice 81 4
cents a box.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-02-23
l. | NJ S
CELESTIAL BALM OF CHHlA.

For The cure Of all diseases OF man O
oeaSfmdfrequ're external application.
FELLOW CITIZENS vou thin,
,na' 'h'S Balm Is intended to cure too man,
diseases, bat we assure you that all diseases ~
this character, and many others lhat MIN, h,
mentioned, are speedily cured, or in truth per
sons greatly relieved, by the use of this medi.
cine. We earnestly request the afflicted to give
| il II fair trial
! Have you pain or weakness in the small of
| your back : IL so, apply the Balm freely morn.
ing and evening with the hat Of your hand aud
occasionally rub The part well with a rough
! cloth, and u will certainly relieve YOU.
\ Have you the rheumatism If so, wash
the part affected with cold water and CASTLE
soap, then bathe it with warm vinegar, and rub
well with rough cloth, aud then apply the
Balm with the Hat Of your hand, before the fire
wash every third day, and use the Balm twice
day, and you will soon be free from this trou-
blesOme disease.
Have you numbness or codness in Your
legs, arms or feet lf so, rub the affected par,
well with roagh cloth, aud then apply this
Dam iree'y twice day, and in II short ino il
will be removed.
three times day, and in u short time YOU will
be well.
Have you the Nelile. Rash or Erysipelas Q If
so, apply The Balm three times u dav, and ali
unpleasant sensations will soon disappe,r.
Have you sprained Yourself IL so, apply
The BALM sree times n day, rubbing well with
your hhnd, and II will soon be removed
Have you Bruises or Burns lf so, apply
the balm three times day, and you will soon
be we'll.
Have YOU Cut or Wound If so happily
the Balm with a feather two or three times \
day.
And are your Limbs or Joints Swelled9 ri
so, apply the Balm three times. a day, and the
swelling will soon disappear
Have you the letter: If so, apply the Balm
every morning and eveeing, washing every third
1ay with CASTLE soap, and removing the scurf
from The surface Of the skin
Have you PAIN in your Breast or Side II
So apply this Balm morning and evening, rub
O'ng 1t well with the Hat Of your hand, and you
will soon be relieved
Have you Sore Eyes If 50, wet soft rag
tc eyes every night on.going to bed
Are Your toes, fingers or ears Frosted or Poi
'oned' lf so. apply the Balm three tunes u
lay, and 1t will positively cure them.
Have you corns on your Feet? If so, cut
hem we'll and apply the Balm, and it will gen
rally cure them.
=. Have you itching or irritation Of any parts
hen apply this Balm thoroughly and it will cure
ou.
Have you fresh woundtor any kind ? Spread
ne balm on linen aud keep il bound on he
ARTS, changing daily, and il will heal wubou,
foud flesh or inflammation.
Have you an old sore that went heal, Keen
ne Balm !bound on it, renewing il daily, and !,
'IlI soon hea from the bottom
lie su'e you get the true Balm from COM
IOCK co. and no other.
For sac by X }. TAYLOR, Ag ent, New
or,:R.tl DC, 81
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-02-23

Its broad shield above them, waking,
Or in deep repose.
Gentle darlings, spoilcss creatures,
How, through many live.long day,
Have ], neither yex.d nor weary,
Joined your merry play
], n lionel, man, am friendfess
Never where young children be;
Though my love for them be endless,
Large is theirs for me-
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-02-23
From the Knickerbocker for Februa
SeIf=Commuuina.


""'rrEN ON NY THiRrY-FIFrn BIRTH-DA
Though with thee, as few of men.
Time late dallance hold,
Half thy ihrer-score years and ten
Are already told:
Like hneic"rs $ transient CLEAN,
Like aswilt birds lay,
LIko the phantoms Of n dream.
They have passed away
Wonld st recall the vanished hours
ofihy morning prime
Gall rs soon Tor verDal flowers
ln The autumn time;
Hope rs soon TO breathe their sweet
on the shivering gale,
when the winters winding sheet
shr"udcth hill and vale!
seems II but moments space
Since life : orient sun
Started on It's joyons race,
'ei us noon Is won
brIeier ye' shall seem il, aigh,
E'sward 10 the close,
Where It's orb shall sink in night,
AS from night It rose.
what the record time has traced
VI thy course I'LL now.
Many bright hour run to waste,
Many broken vow;
Many AN idle thought and word,
Wayward will unchecked
Many a consciencc-call unheard.
or II heard, unrcckvd.
rev my footsteps to the door
Where the captive grievrd;
Few the blessings oflhe poor
BY thy cares relieved;
Few the orphans streaming woes
By thy Kindness cried;
Few the prayers for thee that rose
Where the stranger died.
Need is then, that thou improve
Lies declining day,
And the seeds Of Joy and love
Scatter while you may
Seek to swell the crop OF good,
Crush the tares ofIll,
And with precious after.fnod
M"mory's garner I'LL!
w. =. p.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-02-23
~ ess2sss:satsz::M
AzSssEl ~ sa91ssss1
XS&as3Es
SD1@SpND pONp@Ya
From the Christian World.
a Farmer.

They say he. rich, aud that his acre. broad,
From his wise tllage yield hundred fold
Ills ample harms shelter the thriving kline
Gathered from every land. His poultry-ynrd
SENDS forth It's morning note from every bird
Reclni'nd 10 lie domestic aud cen that beast
UncIesn in Hebrew eyes, by his wise care
Forrgoes his WAYS. .nd 10 more unclran.
The ~nry sun Lacks smiling on ihose fields
His n""n-iide ray their happy culture loves;
Aud whsW his we-t'rng slope his empire yieLis
In blessed peace he bid. the whole threw ELL
They say he's rich.--I know his ample wennh
ls richer nude by his great heart. lie holds
His treasure as In stewardship beaueaihed
of which fair reckoning will some time lie mnJe,
Aud he is ready. The poor never goes
Prom iha, g,,e open with hts want denied.
Aad he whose old white hair the cold wind heats
Upon his wrinSed, rugged cheek, in age
Glowing with earnes, youths hsri built up health
Goes on his frosty way with happy heart,
That those broa fields have hlooed aud born. for hin
Sickness with penury conjnined-Ihai lot
More sn'I, more helpless i,r than all beside,
His great care lie makes the sick mans bed,
And kindly medicines him TO welcome sleep.
They say he's rich How blessed Is that wealth
That grows Tor Others more than ones own!
Look on tina, gold, that hoarled from ITSELF
Makes its P"ssesssrs poor-shuns out life,
Aud hope, aud joy, aud by mutation strange,
Goes back itself 10 useless ore again.
The heart lhnI holds IL, like its native mine
ln Mexico, cold, dark aud hard, hns not
That glowing, living lire, which fuses an,
And separates the dross, and then pours out
In current snglene-s the metal pure.
oh that from Genoa had never come
To this tar West, the ven'trons mariner
Aud found out gold To harden humnn hearts,
Better i'ad II been that IN eternal rest
Had slept that treasure, than In coming years
II could have buried u2 one human soul.
They say he's rich. oh be his present ,lnys
.blest Aud when IN honored nge, he goes
On the great.errund Of eternal pence,
Long memory shalt bear him on its pnge
Ana give his name in chaser TO future times