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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-12-18
ELEUTIoN OF ATTORNEY GENERAL

ELECTION OF ATTORNEY GENERAL.
On Saturday last the two Houses of the
General Assembly terminated their {" long ag-
ony' by electing Edward Stanly, Esq Attor-
ney General. On Friday the first vote was
for Whitaker y, Moore Sc, Stanly II, Kerr
IA, McRae 2, Busbee /, James Allen, Graves,
2, &c and the second vote was--for McRae
10, Kerr SO, Moore 81, Stanly 3, Allen 2,
Bragg ], Whitaker 2, &c Before the second
vote was had, however, the name of Mr.
Whitaker was Withdrawn and Mr McRae of
Wake, and Mfr. Kerr of Caswell, were put in
nomination. On the first vote on Saturday
Mr.. Kerr received GO and Mr. McRae 81 votes
votes, but the large number of scattering votes
prevented an election. On the second vote,
the race being mainly between Messrs. Stanly
and Kerr, the former gentleman fairly distan-
ced his competitor, and won the prize.
What will Halifax and Northampton
counties say to this? Spier Whitaker, an
excellent and faithful Officer, prescribed, and
Mr. Moore treated by his own party with the
grossest neglect, not to say contemplate Or
der that the favorite of the Raleigh Clique
might be brought from Beaufort-an Atlantic
cOunty-tO occupy the Office What will the
people of the State say to this selfish scramble
over one office And what must liberal men
think of a party, who got into power in 1910
by crying out prescription prescription!
against the Democrats, but who now turn
round and leave the Democrats, in all the
State, but one post, and that the office Of
DOor-keeper to the Senate; and that, as has
been said, by'accident? The Federalists have
all the Judges but three-aIl the Solicitors
both the Senators-all the officers OF the two
Houses but one-the Governor, Treasurer,
Comptroller, Councillors OF State--alI the
power, in fact, in the Capitol from {" turret to
foundation stone" And yet the demon of
prescription is still unsatisfied The State is
to be Badgeymandered, in order that three
more Federalists may get into Congress, and
that the last blow, as the leaders vanly think
may thus be struck at the Democratic party.
We again call upon the honest and sober
minded people of the State to look into these
things, and to take their own cause into their
own hands. We call upon them to say
whether a selfish and reckless party spirit, OF
the calm dictates OF justice and patriotism
shall rule the State.-[Ral. Standard.
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OFFICE of the ASST OR. MASTER, J

OFFICE Of the ASST OR. MASTER, l
and assistant Comnaissary Of Subsistence.
WILMINGTON, n. c., 9th Dec, 1916.
SDROPOSALS will be received at this office
- until December 2lst for furnishing the Uni
ted States with the following supplies for the use
of the Regiment of North Carolina Volunteers:
QUARTERMASTER'S STORES.
Stationary, as folloe0s-f5 reams of writing
paper one-fourth Cap-25 quires of envelope
paper-50 papers Of Ink powder-12nO Quilts
rs ounces of Waters, (red)-l2b lbs. of
Sealing Wax, (red)-and SO pieces of Office
tape (red.) ALL the above articles to be of
good quality.
FueI-50 cords of good Yak Wood. delivered on
the wharf or at the volunteer camp near the town.
Subsistence Sores.-lO, 900 rations. as follows:
10 barrels Of Mess Pork-5400 lbs of Bacon-a-
bout 5000 lbs of fresh Beef. to be delivered in
such quantities as required twice week-57 bbls
of Flour-l2 bushels of Beans, (white)-600 lbs
of Rice-600 BIS Of Cofee--l 200 lbs of Sugar
II 0 gal ons of cider Vinegar--l00 lbs of Sperm
Candies, and bushels of Salt. Ali the above ar
ticles Of subsistence to be of the best quality:
S. l. FREMONT,
LIST Lieut Sd Art, Asst tom. and
Asst Or Master, U. S. Army.
December | |. 1916 1926
Chronicle and Commercial copy time, each
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TO THIl RESCUE!

EDRAVE sons of the good Old North State,
ID you are called upon TO form regiment of
volunteers to assist in conqucring a peace from
Mexico! The President Of the United States, in
pursuance cf the act of Congress of last May, has
made requisition upon the Governor of your
State for regiment Of volunteers to serve their
country against Mexico. The question is--will
this call be answered The Governor of the State
has called upon you. by his proclamation, to form
companies Immediately, and report to the Adjutant
General. We appeal to you. patriotic citizens Of
New Hanover County. and ask you if you will
not come o the aid of your country We appeal
to the young men of Wilmington, and ask them
if they will not rally around the banner of their
country in this her hour of need Who is there
amongst rs who is willing 10 let it get abroad that
the good Old North State has been called and
found wanting! None, we trust
We, the undersigned, have determined to use
our best exerons in raising company of volun-
teers in the County Of New Hanover and call up
on all those who willing to their country
to step forward Immediately and enroll their names.
Lists are now open at the Caro- ina Bar Room, at
Mr.. Peden's, and at the Post Office. and those
who are DESTROYS of joining the undersigned, can
enroll themselves at either of those places.
WIN. ]. PRICE,
JNO. c. McRAE,
WIN. B. FLANNER.
Wilmington, N. c.. Dec. IS, 1916. l4-,f
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In Columbus county, on the 18th ult, Daniel Blakes-
lee Baldwin, son OF Col w NJ Baldwin, in his 9th year
In cumberland county, the 18th ut, Col L. Nickel
Ter, aged 60
Iii Orange county on the 9th Oct. VIM Holt aged 81.
In Rockingham county, 2lSt ult., Mr.. VIM. Mobley,
soldier Of the Revolution, IN his 9Th year.
In Benton county, Florida, on the l4th September
Mr. John W. Pickett formerly OF Wilmington, In the
Near FAYETTEVILLE on the 4th inst, Hugh Campbell
ESQ in the 77t year OF his age. ne was a native of
Scotland but had resided in this STATE % or bo years
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W3ILL be sold, on the first Monday in Janu-
w airy, 1s47. at the Courthouse, at o'clock,
p. m certain parcel of and On the Sound, stu
ated 10 miles east of Wilmington, near the New
bern road, containing $50 acres
TERms-Half cash, the balance approved note
and security a; twelve months. with interest from
date. w. ]. PICKETT.
Dec ls, 1916 i4-3t
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WILMINGTON MARKET-Dec. II.

rs
Naral Sores-Our report of this day week
left the naval store market in an Unfavorable
state, AMI a very material decline has taken
place since last Thursday. We then quoted
Turpentine at So 40. We understand, from
a reliable source, that So II 1-2 was all that
coull be obtained yesterday. To-day, there
has not been a barrel sold up to the time of
making up this review, and the article is in
clinel to 90 still lower. The quantity arriving
wiIlnot more than average the weekly recei pts.
We estimate the quantity that has changed
hands during the past week at about 5000 to
5000 barrels. We would here remark, that
Virgin Dip is, and has been for some time
past, subject to a deduction of from IS to rs
cents per barrel, according to the dryness of
the article when it is inspected. Our country
friends must Judge for themselves as to the
quality, when they expect to realize the mar
ket value. Spirits Turpentine-We hear of
no sales Holders, we hear, are Offering to
take 40 cents.
Tar-Arrived since last Thursday from 5
to 600 bbIs., which changed hands mostly at
81 25, which is the highest market price at
this date.
Lumber & Timber-Owing to the scarcity
of Timber on sale, prices are quite stiff at our
quotations. Last sales Boards 81 Flooring
So SO. This price was, however, obtained
for only one raft, which was very superior
article. There exists not much demand for
wide boards, and quarter flooring is not brisk
of sale.
Coma cargo of about 5000 bushels new
white corn arrived from Elizabeth City, is re-
failing from vessel, in quantities to suit pur-
chasers, at 20 rs cents
Sait-There has been an arrival OF -
bushels since our last report, and portion OF
it was taken at 33c.
Bocon-The old stock has been nearly all
worked off, and there is not much demand for
the above article at this time, consumers
preferring the fresh article There is howev-
er no change in prices that we can hear of,
worthy of remark
Ground Peas-Are worth, to quote extremes,
| from 60 to 80 cents, mostly however, at so to
90 The article that will only command our
first figure is of very inferior quality, of
which there is no great quantity.
GS-We refer to the quotations for the state
of the market in all other articles.
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NOTICE.-Willh be sold, at BUM, Knight Is
IN Cos Store, Rocky Mount, Nash County, on
the LIST day of January, ls47, TWENTY
SHARES OF STOCK in the Wilmington &
Raleigh Rail Road. belonging to the late sAM'L
w. w. VIcK, deed. Six months credit will be
given, purchasers giving bond and security.
WILLIAM T. DORTCH, Adm'r
Dec. 4th, Is4f.--[l2-ts
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Contracts, (says the Baltimore Clipper0 have
been made by the Government with some Phi
ladelphia boat builders for furnishing thirty or
forty large open boats, varying from 80 to so
feet in length, to be used in landing troops
On the Mexican coast.
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8q-Sile,a Carriage Wheels have been intro
ducedin London. The tire of the wheeIsconsists
of an elastic tubular ring of caouthouc, enclo-
sed in q leathern case. and inflated with air to
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GRememter in purchasing by the package,
always give in three tickets.
have every day Lotteries from 81 to $40, and
when remittance is male TO me- large or small
will always invest in the most popuIar Lotteries
on hand The drawings sent. when requested, to
all who order from me. The cash for all capitals
can be>had at sight. On all letters enclosing cash
or prize tickets, the postage need not be paid.
Tickets in the above Lotteries are received, and
all orders addressed to me- viii meet the most
prompt and confidential attention.
Address. H. n. SQUIRE,
Oct I6-51 Petersburg, Va.
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Dec Is, 1916
The Old Rock Spring
r OR F. v T. r !.

NNHE ROCK SPRING RESTAURATEUR
II is now open for the accommodation of the
public, where every Refreshment the marker al
fords may be had at all hours OF the day or night
The Bar is supplied with choice Liquors. Wines
and Cigars. DAVID THALLY.
Dec IS, 1916 lazy
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FAYETTEVILLE MARKET-2Dec. IL.

I q
FAYETTEVILLE MARKET-.Dec. IL.
Trade continues brisk, and produce of all
kinds plenty. Corn dull at Soc; wheat 90 !;
flour 81 90 TO So 90; faxseed 81; 10 other
changes to notice.
Salt has become very scarce in this and ev-
cry other market, and is rapidly advancing
sales made here at So per sack, though some
sell 50 IS. We notice sales at Cheraw as
high as 81 90 per sack.--North Carolinian
CHARLESTON MARkEF-Dec. H.
Rtce-Sales 27O0 casks for the week at 2
"a to 3 rs.
Rough Rice-Sales $4,000 bushels at SO 10
80 els.
Corn-A cargo OF N brought 76c
Bacon-Market well supplied; sales range
from 1-2 to &c.
Lard-Scarce; worth 8 1-2 to &c.
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any degree OF tghtness desired. The motion
OF the carriage is exceedingly easy.

-
Il report from Vera cs.uS. "A letter dated
on board one Of the intel States vessels,
81 miles off Vera Cruz, 9th November" re-
ceived at Westinghouse Friday, says
" A Spanish offcerinforms US there are now
5000 troops in the city of Vera Cruz. and D.
900 in the castle-that there is no government
in the city or castle--that Santa Anna has
gone to San Luis Potosi-that the people are
returning to their homes in Vera Cruz The
officer thinks they had not heard of the attack
on Tahasco. We can see the soldiers AMI
people, from our ship, on the castle and in the
city 1t was'an English convoy which Santa
Anna seized to pay his troops. There is one
fact not to be contradicted, that the people of
Mexico are opposed to us-there is no use in
attempting to deny this fact. The city of Vera
Cruz to night, at nine O'Clock, is all illumina-
ted We are located now very near the En-
glish squadron. True Sun
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David w Stone, Esq. of North Carolina,
has been appointed by the President OF the
United States a Paymaster in the Army
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DESSs5L

4RHE co-parnership heretofore existing under
<d.a, the firm of BISHOP & JONES, was dis
solved on the 28th November last, by mutua con-
sent VIM. B Jones is fully authorized to settle
the business, to whom all persons indebted by
note or account are respectfully requested to make
immediate payment, so that the debts of the firm
may be speedily adjusted.
HENRY Nj. BISHOP,
WIN. B. JONES.
Wilmington N e. deer ia l246
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To Che Riding and Travelling Community.

TEHHE subscriber has, and intends keeping con
IL stantly on hard. at his old stand on Market
street, general assortment of goods in his line,
to wit, Ladies and GentIemen's SADDLES, BRI-
DIES; AND MARTINGALES. Hard Leather,
Imitation. Fancy and Common TRUNKS, Vaii.
ces, Carpet and Saddle Bags, Ladies Sachels.
Coach, GIG, Buggy md wagon HARNESS, Coz
lars, Whips. Stirrups, Bits, Spurs, &c. &c. Al
Ct which he warrants to be of the hest workman
ship and materials, and offered fo, sals at the
lowest prices.
ALSO.-Charriottees. Buggies, Trotting Wag.
CONS and Sulkies. for sale low Northern Sole
Leather and Shoe Makers Findings.
GUY =. HOTCHKISS.
N. B.-Particalar attention will be paid to man
ufacturing SADDLES and HARNESS order,
aud repairing the same, together with trimming
Carriages and making Church Cushions.
Sept 10, 1916. G. G. In
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ELECTION NOTICE.

nm MONDAY, the 4th day of January, ts47,
W. there will be holden at the Commissioners
office in the Town of Wilmington, an election for
Seven Commissioners of sad Town, 20 serve un-
til the first Monday in January, ls4s. The polls
vii! be opened at 10 O'Clock a. N, and close at 4
o'clock p. m. II. JAMES, IotUn Clerk.
Dec Is 1876 l4-3t
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DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS.
OF your COLDS.

DR.. Sacaync's Wltd Cherry, the original and
only genuine pTeparation--Consumption
and ali Diseases OF the Lungs cured by DIR.
SIVAYNE'S Compound Syrup Of WILD
CHERRY
~ HO would suffer with cough or cold one
w day after reading the following. Thou
sands such certificates can be seen at Dr.
Swayne's office, Philadelphia, but let this suffice.
Remarkable cure Of Consumption at Millcrs-
torn, Pennsylvania.
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gPeGR Estate fo.. Sale

'g'HE subscriber has for sale about two thou
sand acres of good Turpentine Land, ly
ing on Town Creek, Brunswick county, about
IA miles from Wilmington Persons DESTROYS
OF purchasing goo1 Turpentine land would do
well TO Give him cali. He can be found at
all times at Messs. Berry & McRaes Steam
Saw Mil, in this town. J. B. SKIPPER.
Wilmington, n c., Dec 10, 1916 l4-tf
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NEW YORK MARKET.


Turpentine Wilmington. soft, a 3 so
do Newbern, a 3 %
Spirits Turpentine, 40 4s
Tar, w 20
Rice, per cwt. 90 20
Naual Stores-The rates of freight hence
continues to be maintained; no sales OF 1ur-
pentne for export have been made for several
weeks past; the stock, however, is modetate,
the arrivals being small, and that here is gen.
orally held at SO so per $50 lbs, at which
the last sale of new, for export, was made
The market for Spirits Turpentine recently,
has been rather unsettled; large supplies hay
ing come in on large market, and prices de-
clined from so c, cash, the highest point. to a.
bout 45c pevious to our last; since then some
lots on the wharf and in bad order, have been
sold at less, but the market was firm yester-
day, with sales OF $50 casks for export at 45c
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70 THE ssUEsEzC.

u VEE s|O RsE az.
1N HE undersigned having purchased the inter-
- est OF Mr.. II. NJ Bishop. is now prepared to
do business on his own account He has on hand
a general assortment, among which may be found,
Dry Goods, Groceries, HardaCare, Hoi-
loacare. Cutlery, Woodware. Crock
cry, Glass wdre. &c. &c.
which he will sell low for cash or in exchange for
country produce.
He takes this opportunity of returning his
thanks for the very liberal patronage bestowed on
Bishop Jones. and trusts that by strict attention
to his business, and with determination to please
all if possible. that he may merit and receive
tnuance of the public favor.
He occupies the did stand where he will be
pleased to see his friends and acquantances. Any
article sold and warranted by him that does not
suit, will be taken back and the money refunded
CTOrders from the country thankfully received
and promptly attended to. VIM. B. JONES.
Deer Is, 1916 l4-4t
I'm Ordinance By The Commissioners IF The To,On
Of Wilmington.
FsEHE Commissioners of the Town Of Winning
ton. at meeting on the 4th inst. unanimous
y adopted the following Ordinance. to wit: That
no building shall be hereafter erected on the square
bounded by Market, -econd, Dock and Front sts
except of The description called fre-proof, to be
built of brick or stone. with metal roofs and gut.
tiers. Any person or persons violating this Ordi-
Dance shall he subject to penalty of One Thou
sand Dollars.
By order of the Commissioners.
H. JAMES, ToWn Clerk:
Dec IT, 1916 Att
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ATTENTION.!
UPPER DIVISION WILMINGTON MILITIA!

VOU are hereby ordered to appear at the
= usual place Of parade, on the morning bi
Tuesday, December, 22d, at 81 O'Clock, a. m.
armed and equipped as the law directs, for drill
and to volunteer for Mexico.
By order of the Captain.
VIM H. HAGGERTY, o. S.
N. B.-Ne substitutes received
December 18, 1916 14-1t
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INSPECTORS NOTICE.

= HE undersigned having been appointed one
= of the INSPE TORS of NAVAL
STORES and PROVISIONS for The Inspection
District adjoining Wilmington, tenders his servi-
ces to the public. To his friends and the public
generally. he promises entire devotion to the bust
ness of his office, and hopes by his constant aten-
ton to the int rests of those who may avail them
selves of his services to secure share of the pa
tronage of the public.
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TO the Contributors TO the Funds of the
uGIv AIsIS0N AGADAN1X.

~ Ihb ~ tEb L GHuS VI tnU
uOIS AT.DS0N GADAMX.
'E>IIE Charter of this Institution requires that
it be located Sin the town of Fayetteville,
or in its vicinity, within four miles thereof"
At a meeting of the Board OF Trustees, held in
the session room Of the Presbyterian Church
of Fayetteville, on the evening of Tuesday,
the 8th Of December, 1916. proposal was
submitted to make application to the Legisla-
ture OF North Carolina, at its present session,
for such an alteration in the said charter as
would admit OF location. at the discretion Of
the board, any where within the territorial
limits of the Presbytery of Fayetteville. AS
this proposal could not be legally acceded to
without the consent Of the contributors to the
funds of the institution, the undersigned were
appointed a committee to ascertain whether
such consent could be obtained The said
contributors are, therefore, hereby respectfully
requested to shew cause, to either OF the I'M
dersigned, on or before the 10Th inst, whether
the application aforesaid shall be made, in
pursuance Of the said proposal
COLIN McIVER,
J G. SHEPHERD,
A. S. MCNEIL,
Fayetteville, Dec. 8, (18) 1916 14-2t
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SPERM CANDLES, IS, and 6s. d pure
- article. Soap. all kinds. by
r IT STANTON s; co.
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nUGALD A. LAMONT would respectfully
NJ inform The mixers of Naval St0reBs that he
was appointed an INSPECTOR Of these articles at the
last term of New Hanover County Court He
would respectfully solicit from his friends add the
community generally. skase of their patronage.
He pledges himself that he will use the utmost
dispatch in the transaction of all business eatrns
ted to his care. He would also say that he will
always be ready render the seller any assistacs
In the disposal If produce.
Wilmington, May IS, 1916 S5f
READ AND CRACKERs-Pilot and
ED Navy Bread. SOFA, Eefnon and Butter
Crackers. Fer sale BY
II. H. STANTON & co.
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~dSUMWRHe%
NEW LOTTERY OFFICE.
Petersburg, va.
D. PAINE & CO., MANAGERS.

SPLENDID SCHEMES
~ TTENTION Adventures are requested
& to notice the following splendid schemes
Those wishing to obtain Prize Tickets, are invited
to apply personally, or by letter, to the subscriber.
Don't forget!!! II. n. SQUIRE,
Bank ST., Petersburg, Va.
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and IN lots as wanted at As a Al, both cash.
Rosin and Tar sell in small lots for consump-
ton at our quotations.
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LOST,

AOt94;
a PROMfsoRY NOTE for stay dollars and
IA some cents, made payable ia December, ls45.
by Me srs J. & A. Lamb and payable TO Edwd
Hesly. All persons are forbid to buy or trade for
said Note. the Note will not lie paid to any per-.
son except to the Administrator.
JAS BAXTER, Admir-,
December 4th, 1876 I212t
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RATES OF FREIGHT HENCE TO NEW YORK
Naval Stores, 25 80 cts Spirits Turp 80 per Dbl,
Rice, l2Icts. per hundred
Cotton, 81 per bale.
Cotton goods and yarns, so cts. pr. pn,.-
Tobacco, So 90 per hogshead.
Lumber, 81 a SIS 90 per m.
To PhiAudelphia.-Spirits SOC Naval Stores,
25 30c. Lumle SIS.
Cotton goods and yarns, to Philadelphia. cts
per cubic foot.
Ia BaHjmore-Spiriis soc. Naval Stores
80 a 33c. Lumber S44.
Cotton. 81 %. Yarns Sc. per cnhc foot
To B0sf0n.-$pirits soc. Naval Stores, 35c.
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LIVERY STABLES.

JAMES A. BUNTING.
March 20, 1916 27-tf
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-03-14
New Song.
TIE WORDS BY GEORGE r. IIORRIS.
MLsIc BY AusYiS PHILLIPS.

TnOU HAST WOVEN THE SPELL.
Thou hast woven the spell that hath bound me,
Through all the sad changes Of years;
And the smiles that wore when found thee,
Have faded and melted in tears.
Like the poor wounded fawn from the mountain
That seeks out The clear silver tide,
have lingeI'd in vain at the fountain
OF hcpe-with j shaft in my side.
Thou hast taught me that loves rosy feriers
paug from the th0rns may impaIt,
That the coinage of vows and OF letters
Comes not from the mint OF the heart.
Like The lole bid that nuterS her Pinion,
Sud ~aib.es in bondage her strain,
have struggled to fly thy duminion,
Bal had that the struggle is vain.