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1000 do do do
SO tons best gray pig iron, or No. |, (for cast
ings for tanks, cambooscs, and chains.(
5000 lbs English or Java block tin, for making
brass and composition.
Copper.
20 sheets braziers copper 72 by 80 inches, and
so o., for cambooses, &c.
Miscellaneous.
2 boxes double sheet tin, large size, for cam
booses.
so lbs spelter solder, for brazing
J ream fine sand paper, various purposes.
Paints.
300 lbs. Spanish whiting dry
400 &C do brown '..t
100 g litharge
IS /" verdgris I"
10 4" lumber "
100 French yellow ocbre &C
100 " black lead "
10 g stone ochre
SO gallons raw lnseed oil .'
10 C spirits turpentlne
The above articles are to be delivered at the navy
yard in this city, or before the LIST day of August
next free of expense to the United States; to be OF
the very best quality and in all respects satisfactory
made for each class of articles separately, and
dorsed on the back, as none others will be consid-
cred.
10 per cent. will be retained every payment
till the completion of the contract
49, ~ VIM. B. SCOTT,
Navy Agent.
To be published once week until 14th June in
the Union, Intelligencer, Constitution, and United
States Journal, Washington; and Republican and
Sun, Baltimore.
May 13-lawtl4J
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20U IUS COttUH 5tWIIR tWIHt -. m --------
To be delivered at the hayward at Philadelphia.
Onefourth Of the remaining quantities of the diff
ferent numbers of canvass, hammock and bag stuff,
and of the quantities of Irvine, to be delivered at
each of the navy-yards Charlestown Massachusetts,
and Brooklyn, New York; and the remainder at the
navy-yard, Gosport, Virginia Proposals to be
made separately for the flax canvass cotton canvass,
hammock and bag stuff, and Irvine; and separate
proposals will be received and considered for the
quantities to be delivered at each Of the navy-yards
named. The proposals for all the canvass and
hammock and bag stuff, must be by the boil, and not
by the yard.
One-6alf the quantity to be delivered to each Of
said navy-yards must be delivered on before the
LIST December next, and the remainder on or before
the Isl Nav lS46 ya4E
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III, G,,at O,,gOn-hs p,p Gop,,so,.

rumOr is Ofost that The English Government hiss SEM
Sir George Simpson Governor Of Oregon This va
are disposed to doubt, and like tho "Unon" think that the
d,pHiy or Governor Of the Hudsons Bay Company, bs.
been wonderfully mognied into a Commander in Chief Of
the Crest Oregon John Boil rather cute 10 lake Hos
session Of the disputed territory yet swbile.
The Washington Union, abiding to the rumor Of tia
appointment Of Sir George SmpsOa Governor Of Ore
gon. ssyy
I'VE suspect there s mistake in tho above. Sir
GeOrge Simpson hes been acting d-Bufy (or RESIDENT
Of the udson's Bay Company The governor him
self being IN London,l aud doubt very much whether
the deputy O the ludsObs Bay Company has no,
been mstskcn for Governor u Oregon. II is also q
questionable problem whether tho would or perhaps
could appoint under present cfeumstancAs governor Of
Oregon. But, II the above paragraph should prove 10 be
correct there remains be shown how far This Overt acf Of
appointing governor OF the Oregon TERRITORY does not
smouni 10 sort Of livery Of ssizni whether Gfeat Bisn
s not claiming, Of right the Territory over which che sp-
points artng governor and whether the British ministry
can properly reconcile the objections whchih are mskn
10 the Presidents simple dsearson in his insugura TO an
icr Of this description"
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ro BIZ Continued

frebrand has been thrown among the bellies Of Paris.
IN the shape of royal Decree the twelve statues
ordered 10 complete the embellishments of the garden
the Luxembourg. be modelled from the twelve be
tfp women eignng bellies in PARIS. II thought
by the king that marble enough had been devoted 10 the
heather gods aud goddesses But his Maesty with all
his knowledge oi the world had little the frenz
emulation he about arousing! The applicaiionsthe
certificates OF beauties undiscUsable except mabcihe
heaptd Up influence for beauty and another-the rev.
esiion made io the scupiors likely be employed-and
the Plotting and contemplating be recommended by in.
iuenal Persons-have exceeded ali the competitions by
which the before made busy and bitter
The selection last delegated The Duchess Of
Deeazes, and her ball presented most unexpected
character Her invitations had been for modern assembly
in plain drcss-bui turned TO be a fancy bail of the
most extraordinary varieties OF the que and cassc
Scarce a woman under fifty without some symptom
Of one OF the heather gUddes.es Mnervas Of all ages
Venuses Danas Junos, Graces, and Muses-ii wa. ike
Jupitef's. Towards close of the evening
the excitement became great that there was general
demand for an immediate decision by thrown into an
urn. The ROdtesses aiutudnizng about the room
their eyes flashing fire, and their sculpture able pro
portions swelling into the lines Of beauy-but the Duchess
feared the reaction IL wisely and mIy resisted and
The eeicsials home their nominal gods Ihas since
been decided that the rivalry eXasperatng and tie
PROJECT oi modem goidesses has been abandon.
". Y. Evening Mirror.
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q thsss eess - dss e IL 49, shss h.s b,ss sccou
psess hr.'ng l9e&eps tAs eesur. AID servsd ~ fse
mated throughout the uuiou rovving sneourusins and
rompuae TO hks efforts and ssxs fos the future There
too much 70 the .sy q ssnaes b aid
irving an account Of the meeting Of the Bible Society Of
s y. 'sy , Ss during r he: pa, 10 sea
languages. In receipt durins the year sudins sss No
ssmoer. when the annual report made. o7.01i
" essssdns he receipts Of As pssvess b. over
showing this period making $751; while pses-
ding year only 1924 Bibles end Tesamen Distributed
showing an increase Of about 5000 volumss During the
ns rear which had expired. since the annual report
sS9' Bibles and Tc.msn,s have been dstribs,sd show.
ing suil large propononate upon the operations
| OF the last year.
The Express also alladins to the American sssmsns
Friend Society, says 4" if'r T. 4 y - 8.
After prayer BY Rev. Mr. D1wnins. an abstract Of the
annual report read by Rev. j. Spauding of the
Secretaries Tho survey OF the year showed the most
cheering sate Of things with the Society and
i's auAiaIes 39l6 sailor bosrdcr, this city, for the
on the whole The New York Marine Temperance
Society numbers "a $50 On board the dag ship Of the
United States Ia tho Mediterranean Of $50 men. <4S
nae stopped their gg and board OF another sos had
done %. 10 the Seamsns Savings Bank. Ia this city,
vS0OOO0 had been deposited the last three years. Of
which have been drawn leaving in the Bank
hs Million The foreign operations OF the Society have
tedoanded 10 the eood OF the seaman tho benefit Of
KIND aud the iuheance Of the gospel In addition Tho
nu"ero"s ehspains employed BY the Society, tho
sandwich sahds bad been appointed. and 10 about
be sent to China The receipts Of the Society Cor the year
had been el ss2 and the expenditures olslT5. Inclu
Ins ae receipts OF the aa.lares. the amount may be
down As over The report disclosed general
crease ct confidence In the seaman ability receive in
hueeon-a corresponding energy in instructing thema
regard Tor the Sabbaih-aud desire for and
oi the Bible
Rev. Mr.. Stewart Of the United sa.e. Navy, offered
resolution that the Report DO accepted pubsheJ which
was carried Ia the affirmative.
Capt w. l.. Hudson, Of the United States Navy then
addressed the meeting He made many Interesting
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~ Tnf O. .. sEvATH.

II would appear from the following that the
friends Of Texas, Iowa, and Florida, are de,ermin-
ed 10 have them in the United States, whether
they are willing or moi
Mr. Dallass late visit WsshnefI m was IL nppe4rs
70 make In the Senato Chaubsr, for Teras lows
sud Florida. lie decided add smother row u seas o.
tho Inner circle IN front Of tho chs Texas lows and
floda are there 10 be accommodated. Tho sas ds
Of the bar, further said, viii sord ROOM hereafter fo
wisconsin Nebraska, and tho States hereafter u Be carved
out Of TeHss and Oregon"
II viii be seen that Oregon, when she does
come into this confcdcracy, together With Wis.
consin, Nebraska, and perhaps Canada, viii all
have to take back seats.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-10
THE CANVASS IN TENNESSEE.
Cor Jousx and S,noIor Easter

The canvass in Tennessee is progressing with
great activity, and the gallant spirits who head
this article, are again doing battle in the good
cause. Ephraim ii. Foster, it will be remember
ed is the Wing candidate for Governor, and James
c. Jones has accepted nomination for Congress,
in the 9TH Congressional district.
Let the people of Tennessee place their gallant
Jones in Congress, and our word for it, Gov Polk
will find that he will be better known OH the floors
Of Congress than ever before though he has &C.
cuPled seat there himself. Perhaps, there are
no two men IN the country, who know each other
we'll as President Polk and Gov. Jones.
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LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
MOBILE MAREET-sru wurIY Rr,O,r.

tVkNINV, mbT I'd, Ib4j
CorroS-Sines last weekly report sir days later
counts from abroad by the Caledonia Boston, from Lv.
erpoo have coms hand The sdvices are locke upon
rather favorable than otherwise and hoders here in
We quote mdding cottons now at So cents and the
market firm. The sales Of the lest days
st shout 1900 baes viz 1000 Wednesday, 1900 Thurs
az and 3OOO to day. The receipts in that time have boon.
22l6 bales making the total Of the 500
$50 bales.
EIcH.sot are steady tho quoted on Wednesday
morning, say oi sterling $50 for francs liza IA DIS
count for so day bills aud discount for sight checks on
N. York. Aabams money is in far request 4ia per
cent discount.
FRuoHrs-There - nothing new in this department
To Liverpool and Glasgow the ere 7.l6p to Hsvre
Ic and eostwe, with every little offering 81 SO per bale
1dSsgfisst-
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MORE IIEuT

In order that the citizens OF Richmond. may have the
benefit OF all tue information, possession upon the
subject OF lighting the city, here publish OF
recent invention OF new light, which present
many advantages all Others:
"a gentleman OF Baton Rouge, Louisisns has invented
an office or paror stove with gasometer attached, by
means Of which enough gas be extracted in day time
to make night as brilliant day, without aid oil
candles The gasomeier can be placed in the room
or at any suitable distance by Of tubes conductors
The plan very simple and in the opinion OF those
have seen IL. cannot fail to succeed
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N. Y. MARKET-M.y 7.-2.p. M.

N. Y. MARKET-Msy ZAP. M.
Two thousand qtls Tener6e Bsrila were sold a, a32
go. -. 1' '''@ -
Sales Bunch Raisins at "a 20 box H .tr.i 81
cash. " "
American Linseed oil 72A,75c. cash.
Thelve hundred sacks Liverpool fine Salt were sold 1T
Sl,32ssSl, IS, 4 mos.
Sales 1000 mats Cassa Mt l9c. I mos
One hundred and twelve bales UNIV shed Buenos Ayres
wool were sold al SIC. 6 mos.
ihs sold to day were undesirable that ahouy
the prices are low they indicate change in the mar
ket.
GeHessee Flour is steady at s4.75 Dbl. Some prime
Western via New Orleans sold 8462l. T-T
Old Prime Pork S9.44lS9. so, not much doing
Lard sells in a small way at "a si,.
cargo OF Northern Corn sold 45c measure; GOO bush
Rye in the clip; 1900 bush prime Genessee wbca,
at 81. 0s bu.
Sales $50 bbs. Pot Ashes AT 1881.
Whiskey in s. p. bbls. 23te.
Oats worth 81 Sales Of Cotton GOO bales, mar
ket lite easier 81 prem. the price for good bills
London.
p s. Evening The sales Of cotton are but 500 bale.
Tor the day feeble Several parcels Of Southern shad
have arrived. m all HOO bbs 200 Of which have been sold
at $9aS9,25.-[Jour Com.
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Mis- ~ DrsysAr,--Tbe Pittsburgh American mon
the Of Joseph Robinson. jfsymsn whose nobl.
hcafcd conduct during the raging Of tho ire Il deser
wing special and remembrance lie hsd been sbcr
iousy engaged In removing goods from different ware
houscs whom ho recoccted that his own bouss ON Ro.-
street mus, BE- Ia. danger. and he drove thither
Bsfore reschag H. he foush eigh, or ten kes. Of
powder e street, which stopped for snd placed on he
drsy and drove win III speed for the Oh street rosd direct
y pssths own house Looking behind him, he found s
canvass on one of the bsgs on FIRE.
lie sprung on Tho drsy, and vIshou, stopping
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NovEL AND fErEgEsTIEs CERSNoHT, a Deaf Mute
Wedding ceremony WIS performed IN New York on Mon.
day evening W the Presbyterian Church The paf,ies az
sembled In front Of the altar The clergyman then oyo
claimed IL there were suy objections he msrisge they
should be decsred. None made, Of course The
five hundrad persons present would have been much dssp
pointed n any valid objections had really been offered
The eyhortaop the question 20 the bstrohcd, snd ths
prayer we're ell expressed In the Language Of tho son.
Bible p.reented the bride, very pretty girl snd
the whols affair concluded with some sautatons upon her
isf cheeks add great shaking Of hands wss an ips
e.ioa spessoe. The Of the happy couple sre Mr.
Jennings and Miss Reeves
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-10

WRITTEN AT ny MOTHERs GRAVE.
ny sko. o. PaxxrleE.
The trembling -drcps fall ~ fftitiil1
I. Upon the shutting dowsrs-liks souls q rsst-
IL The s'ss shine sloriossly-ssd eli.
~ savs ms, y blsst.
Mother-I love Thy gravs!- .in.llHittl
The violet. with IL blooms bloc end mild
Above the ehildf
Tie Q sweet howsr-yet nast
i" erishsisevss 10 The con,ming tempest bow
Dear mothsr-',s ,hins snblsm--duss,
hoa Thy brow
And could love 10 die
To leave untas,ed liss's dark, bitter streams.
by thee, u srst in childhood, lie,
.ats .as.l And share Thy dresms.
And must finger hero
10 stain the pumase ofuy sinless yesu.
And morn the hops 10 childhood dear
With bitter ,ssn!
Aye-must Ilinssr here,
lonely brench upon . blasted tree
Whose last ifail leaf. untmely ssse!
T Went down with thee. tsfH
on from lifss withered bower. elI
in snii communion With the past turo, f't
And muse on thee, the only flower
In meuorys urn.
Aud. when the evening pale,
Bows like mournsr on the dim, blue wave,
isray to hear tho niEht-winds vail
Around Thy grave
Where IL thy spirit Aowni- IT . =. D.
gsts sbove-thy look 10 imAssd there
hsien-snd thy gentle tone
IL on the air. * ~ sv,.. ID
oh come-whil.t here press A 3 t'\a
ny brow upon thy grave-and, in thosc ,snd
Aud thrilling tones Of tenderness
Bless, biess. thy child - q" 70
fss. bless Thy weeping child, q
And certify urn-relieion's holiest shrine
Oh give his spirit indebted .,s ea
To blend with thine.
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BALTIMoRE MARKET M.vs


FLoUR-The demand for Howard street aour is still
iimed-small sales OF good common and mixed brands
rom store ut S450 The receipt price is S4,37} Sales
since Monday Of about f400 bbls. City Mills Aour M a
81 TO 1855 and S4.66. The price unsettled. No sales
Of Susqushanna.
GRAlN.-There il very little Maryland Wheat in mar.
ket-sms sales good prime ut 9S to lO3 ca. S,es
OF about 1000 bushels Prime Pennsylvania rcd wheat at 100
cts sale OF 100 bushels prime Pennsylvania white a,
lis c,s Small sales OF Maryland white At 37a 81
c's and Yellow at A0a Al cts, Oats - and
PROVlSlONS.-There is much snimstion in ihi,
Market and price, Of Beef and Pork remain as last
viz: Mess Pork $l3 50s Sl4 Prime BIO 5Oa SII Mes,
Beef sic. 5Oa Sll No s.. 50s $40 and Prime 81 so
lac demand Tor Bacon Is but moderate We quote Wes
tern Shoulders 81 Hams ga cents; assored cts
We note sale yesterday Of 1900 lots. prime Western
SHOULDERS and Sides the above and some small o,s
prime western Hams al prices ranging from 81 cts
small sale Of Shoulders 81 et-. But little doing in
Lard. Prices arc the same as last quoted. viz: Western
No in kegs 8 To 81 cts.
WHlSkEY.-Thsre s no change In the price Of thi,
article; bbls selling ~ and hhds ut 81 Cts PEI
gallon; demand moderate; stock hand large.-Psniot
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REPORTED roa THE UNITED STATES GAzrrrr.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET,

y w EDNLSDAY EVLNING, Nay Tth.
There is alteration in the Flour market since yeser-
day; we hear OF important saes, and prices remain
before quoted common and fair brands S4,43l 81 so
sales Tor city consumption 90 $3.50 saga Coo
Penn'a red Wheat at about yesterdays quotations
Corn is dull; VIC quote Southern yellow 4Oa4Ic Coco
Southern Oats worth 261c The market for Gro
ceriss he's not varied. Holders Of Sugars mostly
ring.
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EXCHANGE BANK OF VIRGINIA.

The following named gentlemen were on Wednesday
elected by the Stockholders Directors Of this Institute for
the ensuing twelve months
NoRFoLK-w. w. Sharp, Thos. A. Hardy Samuel
w. Paul. ii. B. Reardon. F. w. Southgste.
RlCHMoND.-JohnC Z. Hobson. Tho.. VI. Smith. John
L. Bacon. Geo. +. Booker.
REPRESENTATION. w. Boiling, C. Fisher. James
Or, ]. B. Coebill.
CLARKSvILLE--F. W. ysnable, r. Y. Oyerbey, s.
" Watkins, A. Boyd.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-10

The Washington Union pronounces the report that Mr..
Blair to get the mission Russia. condition Of his
safe Of the Globe, "a" fable Informed no part Of the con-
tract, the Union, and it is ridiculous suppose 90
Very good But RI. P. b. gets the Mission will the IN
who said he get it, be regarded speaking prvphe
cy from nformatoni-Bait. Pat.
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\ Washington corrc,po ndrn, Of The

Washington corrcsPo nden Of the Baltimore Clipper
mentions duel likely take place between gentleman
whose Wanting ambition in literature and in
position public man. has rendered him altogether
unknown, and chivarous youth OF the sunny South who
has been but short time in that city, and known "ths
Count
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Religion Annirersaries.

II will be embarrassing, we are sure, TO
most Of our readers, who, VIC trust, are christians
and PhilanihrOPsts, to read the following account
ofthe Religious Anniversaries, which have been
going on in New York.
From The Albany Journal.
various Religious Societies are holding their An.
nversaries In New Yolk. The proceedings Of these
nusl meeting, full Of interest the Christian and PHI
lanthropsts Much gratifying information 10 communcs-
ted and promulgated 10 the word-mach that IL cslculs.
ted gsddeu the hesrt o the benevolent. and 10 give
2ulse % the eJfts Of tho vsidosr the Of
humanity The mind could not be devoted 90 nober or
hot or occupation Than which has In view the sneors.
ton Of the moral condition Of mankind. Therefore h.
that wo rejoicc 10 the onward progress that confines
10 be made in the glorious esoses n edacson enpsnee
VI philanthropy. how many would Be lest 20 religion and
yrtue who BY such happy Influences brought bsok
frsm the eng psth, Of temptation and crime, and restored
" heir friends, he families snd society. The sunes story
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-10

Dr. Lardner has, il 10 said married Mrs. Ueavvsde, with
whom he eloped, and the ladys husband has also married
again Mrs. Lardner e,urcs to receive, in all probability.
inheritance OF 100000.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-10
"AsuLlNn. April nam. Isls.

GsHtiemsH-By The direction Of the house Of Me.sn.
Tucker, Cooper a. Co, Of New York. have forwarded
TO you through Messrs Kennedy Smith & Co.. Of Louis
vile, 80 bales Of hemp, weighing 10, l35 lbs. Some II
the bales are wholly covered with basginR some psray
aud the residue uncovered bot oil we'll packed and
corded with rope have sentt in those different modes
ia order TO ascertain which is the best for ship il in
shall insure II 10 New Orleans. and from thence TO New
Yok you hsd. perhaps better insure it, This hemp has
been kept over IN stack year before IL ritiod
] am respectfully. your obedent zeIvsn'.
~. CLAY
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~. CLAY

Had some of the hemp raised by Mr.. Clay
been long since manufactured into rope, perhaps,
the thousand toDgued sanderers, who have viIified
that great and true patriot, might have met with
rctributiye justice by finding the loop around the r
necka
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-10

eoiored gentleman. in addressing the Abolition Con
venion in New York, spoke Of abolition identical with
The for which our ancestors bled
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-10

- hrs With hs hs.t. saA se.ia hurried On biz
.Ss.s S.ss he os,ssv.t sA.s saeAss Iss hsl ssasA.
~ ps. out ~ IKE manner. and sseess1sd In placing
'oosa nv own hoses burned down, viii eli il eoassus
sed NE eerninss q many ysars eflabos ana sconomy
can have few parallels.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-10
NEW ORLEANS MARKET.

FHipaY moRsISs, May 2, l645.
We refer full particulars in another part Of the paper
Tor the details OF tho steamers accounts which
eieved here yesterday morning The Of the debates
In Parliament on tho Oregon question, had produced
speculative demand for Cotton in Liverpool and prices
in consequence. acquired hrmness. The sales Of
Cotton IN our own market yesterday amounted to 800
bales nj former prices.
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DIED.

AT his residence, in Essex county, the 29th ultmo
CARTER CRoIroN ESQ., in the e7th year Of his age Tho
deceased was remarkable for strength OF constitution
gy Of character and perceptions Of moral and rel
gious obligation. lie Lrare and pairiofe-traits Of
character which sgnsiy displayed solder OF the
Revolution. lie fought at the "Cow.pens "Guilford
Court House." at "YOrk-Tswn"-indeed, our memory
does not serve all the conflicts which he was en-
gagged He was Christian and Philanthropist Possess
ed OF more than ordinary share Of this worlds good. he
fed the hungry clothed the naked and
were made upon him. relieved the suerngs OF humanty
lie was member of the Baptist Church. To which persu,
sion he was attached for 50 years Of his life After an ill.,
Of 4s hours he quietly yielded his spirit 10 his God
"Sure the last end
VI the good man is peace. How calm his exit,
NiRhtdews fall not more gently TO the ground,
Nor weary w0rnout winJs expire so soft.
Behold him in the eventide Of life
life well spent! whose early care IL was
His npeT years should not upbrsid his green;
By unperceved degrees he wears sway
YET like the sun, seems larger OF his setting.
Religious Herald vii please copy.