davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Arkansas banner., 1848-09-19
TIE ARKGssls fLEsTEHE { HEaCHisI
 ALM ANAC.

gTHFflS anaaai sy tke yeay Fs se witi ha pukiish I on or about tle 1yt of Octohrr next and exhibit the asust ssirohesntral tsbies for the nse. diahs of Little Rock, St. Laais. Nashville Jaskse and New Osleans. aad wlil avrse as sil shc west and south wesis,H Stntes. It will emhesce vSrsss other matter of graesks assFest Co the planting cansiie, professional aH9 feiiaiona wUFfd Ii VT exhbi, especially, sbasch eassa9pr, nn esers for tae year I84s. of 2kteh intofmAfian can ka q taiAed, viii be inssred. Al aepuminattoaecf Chr tIans thfeughoat the west and ssath- wsst. ef wha ever wet aTe sesreftfatfy invited ta fffutsh tsi paid all notices Of coavsntlonss synoes assoriais Nc.. ihat AFe tn take place fns the coming year. R listsas statistics are slse respectfully salaElieA
 The publisher also offers hss pages tp nnafessioa. aaa hasshess mfn as . fsraiAts bsss aarefiisiag A
 otssscEst sasiassS csra oG zix lines ev iesa as be inseEte4 fof Fhr sum oi 5--aA sdresftarmemt hall page at $i0--shd abale pa@M at Sa9~~as verilsemsnts iha osef-ran wsa b~ ehaEged the ksst as half page, tte second q whole page, and tke So0 copies or wore bss card aayvs3ssanept Mii1 b placed en the back 9r voser also wiihesA aaitaunai charge, There viii be publlshesa two edilipna-~ths isfgef io copians s to 6a pages exclusive of asaf tisesferts, the fsiee cf which wA be made kaaws, al aa eafty d&y ss sEaaileF o i6 peEcs ts cop'sin the usual sstfanetaieAi tshiex and ts a sef'isetne0t oi Nheersg nay eFssF psifS a3 pss hHndted, not iess ,hsn so crp.es ef Nhich sniass oe ordered Tor seriA adssa tse neMt os Se residue ef 300 ksing made ID af tie larger edsiios.
 4 calendar ef ,le searts af any ef the adiuiaing stsses 'lt z u4eiis apoa resolving sgders Co ths amount af f0p1 eersrs
 Att ofirss io receise sfteailaa must ke nsss se,9 aua accompanied witi tlse cssb, sad lf intended fof lsfseTitoa should reach by the 2sth ot August
 PHILIP L. ANTHONY.
 l. hIis Fk, Aug g. ISIS Aa
The Arkansas banner., 1848-09-19
U. .. Marshal'S Sale.
UNITED STATES or ANERtcK lc,
 District Of ArkaRSIs.

UNITED STATES Of ANERtCA e.,
 District Of ArkaRsfs. pY virtue of an oias 4 fi isshed by the clerk of 11 the District Court of the United States for the District of Arkansas, upon q judgment rendered in said court on tho 18th day of October A. n. 1sit in favor of the United States persns John Drennen and Elias Rector, former administrators of the estate of Wharton Rector decessed, now Eli Bell adminis- frator de boais oR, of the estate of Wharton Rector deceased, and to me directed. will sell at public auction for cash in hand, the court house door, in the city of Little Rock, in the District aforesaid on Monday the 9th day ef October A, D. ists, be- tween the hours of nine a. and three ?. m the following described property, levied upon by me as the property nf the estlte of sad Wharton Rector deceased, and sold 10 satisfy said judgment, viz : blocks pumber l5 & II and fractional block num- bored ls, and lots numbered l. ?. X i in fraction al block No. l, and lots No. l,2 3, 1, 5& in fri block No. ?, aud lots No. 2, g. |, & 6, in block Nc. .l7, all of which situated in Recter Town, Pulaski county, Arkansas.
 Due attendance given by ad officer authorized
 ELIAS RECTOR. q. s. Marshal,
 for the District of .frkansds. Ltde Rock, Sept.'ls, lsis. ns-sw,
The Arkansas banner., 1848-09-19
TaxInris,n in Ohio.

lis matter of history that Clay carried Ohio ? majority of 5,94a. The district repress nted BUILDINGS who is now for Yaa Bnren and 'aaN'' gave 5,es3 Whig majority, and the other .oaaes oi the Ress'ps some 3e00 more, in all, s,293 @.l, Now no man in his proper mind claims meofly of single pose for TAYLOR ia the Re- Si, STs What folly. then. for Whiggery to look to VlfiO for aid and coinfort
The Arkansas banner., 1848-09-19
NOTICE
TO CLERES SHERIFFs AND MRRCHiNTS

"a CECTIoN Eve of "an act 10 amend the l2sth - chapter of the Revised Statutes. and to increase the revenue of the State." approved the l6 Dec. lsl6, provides that '.ali merchants. eommission merchants, uppiers, grocers, druggists, hucksters. traders, and dealers. within ten days after intro duciBg any commodity article of mefchandize within any county u this State, and exposing the same for sale, shsIl furnish tho sheriff or col- ector of such county, with written statement, osth of the amount of the cost of the articles which are proposed to be sold in such county; and If any person. trading aforesaid, shall fail to render such statement, oath, then the sheriff collector of such county, shall call upon such person CT sgent for such statement and If such person agent shall fa or refuse to render atrue statement. oath sf all the cost of all merchandise commodities, thst such person shall have hand or have sold prior 10 that time, within such county, then such sheriff shall forthwith proceed to assess the same as it's yaluc and assess and collect double tax thereon; and 1t shall also be the duty of sherUs to call on each and every merchant tpPler, grocer, druggist, huck sler trader and deaer within their respective counties, at least once in every three Bsonths. to know whether they have purchased or received any merchandise for sale, which has not been given in for tax, and the sheriff shall, in all eases. fur- nish the clerk of the county court, and the clerk shall furnish the Auditor of state, with ali assessments made In sccordance with the provisions of this and the preceding section as soon as practicable after the assessments shall have been made.'
 Section q of chapter i2s Revised Statutes pro yides that t shall be the duty of the collector to give such person duplicate receipts for the ame... ei taxes paid 7 nim, srrSsfying therein the amour. ol ..sv etaie and county tax separaielyi and such person shalt eause one of such receipts to be flied in the office of the clerk of the conn- ty oeart, within twenty days after the date theEeof, or be snbjeet t0 pay Lhc assoant of such taxes a second time: and h shali be the duty of tlie clerk to charge the amount of such receipt to inc collectos and forward copy thereof to the Aadiior."
 The Auditor would respectfully call the attention of all concerned to these provisions of tbs laws and would be pleased to receive from the clerks of the several counties in the State, all rcturns which they may have to make under them zs early as practicable as well as returns of lcenses sold by sheF te peddlers of clocks and peddlers cf goods, wares, and merchandise and also statements ef ths amounts collected by sheriffs for the tax on biiafs tables, and on ten-pin alleys.
 ELIAS N. CONWAY, Agdiior
 ofpsbiie sceeHais ef the State ef Ark's.
 AupfrcR's 0yricE,)
 Little Rock, Arkansas,
 September IS, lsls. A5wA
The Arkansas banner., 1848-09-19
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, 2
 DISTRICT OF AkKAssAs.s

A T District Court of the United Sta,es, within "A aad for the District Of Arkansas, for the ad- jddeasisn of uneoa6rmed French and Spanish land elaials in the District of Arkansas. under act of Congress. approved the i7th day of Juas, A. D. ls4s, reviviag the act of Cengsess, approved the a6,h day of May, l624-hsId il May l6lsi the fol- lowing ordes sss had. to wit''It is ordered that this court do now adjourn nnti the first Tuesday in October next (ls4sl and that tho clerk hereof, be- and he is hereby required to make publication of this order, in some newspaper in the city oi Little Rock, for four successive weeks preceding the said frs, Tuesday in October. A. D,.ls4s
 Attest: WI FIELD, Clerk.
 52-iw.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-09-19
Washington. Aug. g. ls4s.
Wisconsin Politics--sheoting the Whig
 DesePters.

The Racine Whig k in manifest tribnlaiion at the caviag in of Taylorism is Southern Wisconsin. l, remarks upon tho revolt in Wolworth county
 "ANorHra CLovEa Foor.--Thes editor Of the Western Star has isssed an extra slip. announcing his determination to suppDrt the nominee of the Bafsla convention. That convention wih nOmi. aa,e Tan Burea; and if Utter can support our old ssemy of ls40, we have nc faith in his political professions and he must be numbered with political ,Fsors"
 The 'Siar'' is one of the most reliable Whig pa pers in Wisconsin w
The Arkansas banner., 1848-09-19
M19n=,E.

nN Saturday last, between the State Honse and O Mir. Wait's store, small new, dark -colored pocket book, containing about s65 in bank notes and memorandum from E B. Bigley, relative to a tract of land. liberal reward will be paid to the finder. D. B. GREER.
 Little Rock, September 18th. is4s
The Arkansas banner., 1848-09-19
STATE OF ARKANSAS, {
 EpIxrY Or puuiIJPz

CoUxTY or PHILLIPS.
 In he Cifcaa Court of seid Co,nfy ai the Msg Term,
 T. D. IsiS lsaiah kreesen, Alo1zo Lihy andl
 John C. Baldwin, sHrviyius part
 ners of Royal T. Chufei, PtIia- T..
 tW, S DEBT NY
 h'i 'iN"hNhN'' Jefferson Peak and Dan'i F. Wright,
 DefeR}aats.
 A ND now. on this day, came the said plain,liis t'A by their attorney, and II appearing from the return ei tho sherifY endorsed on the writ in this Case. that the said defendants are non residents of this Staie It Is therefore ordcred hy the court here hnt the said defendants he no,itpd that an attach nent has been ssued against their estates recover deht iot the sam Of eighteen hundred and twenty seven dollars and fear cents, with intsrcSt and that unless they shall be and appear before the count here, on or before the third day of the next term o ths eouit to be holden st the court house In ths Cou"iy "l hiliips, and State or Arkansas, on the thsrd Monday oi November. A. D ISIS, aud deiehd sad snt', judgment will be entered agsins, ihem, and their estate sold to satisfy the same And Il is further ordered. hy the court. that publication oi tIs order be inaie in some newspaper printed in this State, Tor the number of times and within the time prescribed by law, and that this cause be conlnued uni the next tefm of this court,
 true copy iiom' lhe record
 Attest L. D MADDOX, Ct ra
 By JANIS B. suELL, D. C. S. II. HsnFsrkAn, .3H. for Piau.hBs
 Sept I2, ISIS. i-.w
The Arkansas banner., 1848-09-19

sttbttf'S rtiils ID BgryTr tt1pS M. IINtlE undersigned is prer1ed in obIasn irou, N Washington, the Leind Hayazfs ct aischag. ged soldets. Any basisess er1Aeesed with the Department at Washington wifi be iatnciuasy al. tended to. All letters. pos, paid, will meet with prompt attehiVn
 D. ". CARROLL Little Rock, Aug. g, isI5. ls-lW
The Arkansas banner., 1848-09-19
0f LaIlds alad Town I.ots for Taxes,

vA l4NFUA4skI COUNTY of
 
 10 Ga penalties of of / ten of De 6 tenrrf fnidnn nrAnwnIn.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-09-19
Georgia Coming to inc Rescue.

v on the ls and Is August there was an immense 'aS deetiag of the democracy (estimaied at eigh- ] ,eA Mossandl al the Stone Mountain, in DeKaIb II'ssy, Georga-C Colonel D. c. Campbell of Mil- P1 P1sssuie presided-and most of the Democratic sr ,,y'ofs were present. The meeting addressed
 judge Coquitt, the '0ld Rough and Ready
 oe0fsa Democracy, Messrs Chapel. H. R. cc-rA'on, Nc Alister, J. Jackson, R. ", Fiournoy, ooas' Capt. Watson. of Montgomery, Ala. who SI ssa u The democracy of Georgia that MT. Yancey
 ,, Ae, nave corporai's guard to follow him, and S, alabama would "roii np' majority ef ,s.s ..., s.,.Ss as aud Butler. The s.-sannra G,eors;an ,e. as 'As n-eti.SS aoes net hesitate to express B,;.. -nTie,ion thai Georgia is safe fer Csss and
The Arkansas banner., 1848-09-19

ss'. 'hsfe is anybody under the canister of fhs
 P,''ls lhai hold in alter excresence, ;" said Mrs. sls s''h' "h is slandsrer, going about like a Seaest folksn
The Arkansas banner., 1848-09-19
ECCLESIAsTICAL.

fT'ilE Synod of Memphis, will meet at Little A Rock, on Thursday. the i3ti, sf October The Presbyiesy of Arkansss also wai risee, on ths l7ih of the same month, al the same plnce.
 J. W. MoORE, afGted Clerk.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-09-19
ElissOlnfi0n.

NHE Cerartnership heretofore ex xis sag under ihc Il nane and iyle Of JsAs D, Aftams < G., Is th,s day dissolved, by mutual consent. JoHN D. AnAMS will eOatinue the Dry Goods and Grocery business s the cld stand opposite the Real Estate Bank and alone authorized io settle the business oi the late fiTni.
 JOHN D iTAMs, Jniy !, ISIS. SAML ADAMS.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-09-19
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE COUNTY
 OF DREW

IN HE CIRCUIT COuRI OF THE COCN MI
 OF DREW, On he ChaHcery side neTeof-ai he May Term
 nesSef, le4S. Richard knowies)
 Bill for Divorce. Lucy Knowles, :, CAaiE the complainant by his solicitor and t N appearing that tie defendant is a nonresident of the State of Arkansas; on motion it is ordered that publication be made in the Arkansas Banner, newspaper published in this State for two sueces- Eive weekly insertions, the las, of which shall be at least six weeks before the next term of this Court, notifying ibe defendant of lhe pendeney of lis cause, and that unless she appear here on or before the third day of the next term of this Court to be holden on the first Monday after the fourth Monday of October next, and except, plead. aus swer CT dcmur to said bill, the will he taken for confessed against her and the matters lhereo, decrecd accordingly.
 A true copy from the record.
 Attest: YOUNG K. ROYAL, Sept l2, lst6-l-aw Clerk.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-09-19
Sale of Lands and Town Lot i'm Nell County.

IN e c @ b,orsom much
  d Arkasih hecourho NOVEMBER eAhd  bef
 apwillec eihom aal town roGq dfnsa O of besot be ug
The Arkansas banner., 1848-09-19

s.o, ast MILES os FLoUR.-The quantity of flour s,,a. ap on the pier at Albany, was about IS. 900 ,,s, a which being placed endwise, would extend
 siae miles, the same being two feet deep and
The Arkansas banner., 1848-09-19
"A PROCLAMATION Bf fiis seTBfA6R aR TIE sFAFR or
 AbKaNsaS.

WHEREA6, general election waaheld accor. W ding te law, en ths frst Monday of August .est It being the seventh day of said month, for
 10 the CengFssa of the Uniied States from the Stats of Arkansas; and whereas t appsar. from the retHrns q sad election, on file in the ece of the Secretary of siais. that
The Arkansas banner., 1848-09-19
FRESH GROCERIES.

4 HHDS. cl prime brown sugar; K bhls powdered 60. 70 bags Ro codee; 5n fine salt;
 half bbls. cranbetries;
 No. I maeketaf
 2 casks clear sides bacon;
 '' canvassed hams;
 , s common dc 2o kegs leat iatd;
 20 bbis ~hiskey; Soap, candles. sa.ars,us. starch. Ae, &e Which will be sold low for cash CT country prodnee, by Aug ?, lsiS. JOHN n ADAMS
The Arkansas banner., 1848-09-19

... ae eG'tor of the Cincinnati Signal says tha. the ss Y h his possession, from Gsn. Taylor, was In ,sss a%na writing of Major Bliss, the Generals am- gbr als and corresponded precisely, in chirogra- ,,I. "iA the appearance of another letter from the '"' '0nTce to a dyereat person in Cincinnati.
 Pieksbugh Sent
The Arkansas banner., 1848-09-19
rarmers, send yOur Wheat 10 | .ttle ROtk

N WILL give sixiy eeNts s bushe for good mef- \ ehastabie wheat delivered at my steam mill. one mile north of Lil,le Rock. Having line pair CT French burr sLones, and a superior bait pre- pared 10 manufacture good -four: ] will also griad wheat for toll D. II. BINGHAM.
 September ], SIS. 52-
The Arkansas banner., 1848-09-19
SUNDRIES,

E0 BAGS Havana CoA-e, eJO 30 '' Rio de. l0 -IIhds Sugar 50 Bb!s, Ohio Flour, n |" Mess Pork, Io Casks Bacon 50 Kegs Leaf Lard, :0 ifaii bhs. Butter B.acau. 10 Rbis Ale, lG0 Bbis. Whiskey, 90 Halt bbls do. 20 BbIs Corn Meal, l0 lsbsr C.ler NiacE4r.
 Cask Brandy,
 Gin. Received on Consignment an! for safe very low for Cdsh. T. D. MERRiCK, X co.
 Sfeemboal Landing. June 27, 1si9 I2
The Arkansas banner., 1848-09-19
N@RmM~>m.:.

HEREAFTER, my miIi ~ill grind for customers only on Saturday. Persons from a disrauce had better a. 10 be it.rs OH Friday night.
 D. 1T BINGHAM Septemher j, }sIs. s2
The Arkansas banner., 1848-09-19
John D, Adams

LII AS Jnsi returned from New Orleans, with a AA well selected stock, consisting oi
 DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, Had1rdTc, Boots, Stees. Hafs and Crys which lie will sell nj reduced prices, for CASH only
 July 26, is4s. A.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-09-19

SOLDIERS LAND WARRANTS, TN certificates for i60 acres each. for sale i, 1 by WM. D. "Ail.
 Sept. 18th, isas. 2-n.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-09-19
Black SulPhat aad Chaly brais,
 AND A SODA NPRING.

The inhabitants oi Cities may here ssefade taeai. selves ie sessaa snIong ths wiIds of aAtase, aBd sscafe that rscresicu necessary te haaifh. an f yet moi ba deprived, fe any considerable 4xfent rf thetr usual lHxaries or eoisiscrts.
 These Springs arc s,tuatrd si the base oT the Ma ga1ine Mountains, su mics west from Little Rock ten mses trom Arkaasss liver.
 An Accommodation Hack "a aiwsys in readiness at NIT. Geo Wiliiams.' Dudanelie, to convey viait- ois to Inc Spiags Hho may mriSe on the Steam boats which ply regularly, and also connect at Nos. risewn. semi-~eekly. :sifh the United States Mail Line of NIT. snapp, from Little Rock. to Ft. smith so thst passengers bs either route can reach the Spsings without delay.
 JOHN IT. STRONG June 9th, 'IsIs s9-n.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-09-19
Threshing Machine.

nNE wHh tIesse Power &c cesnpisss- sad aa OImProved Faaatag Mai, made by Tayio5 snd Euabese. cuie,aa. 0lsio. Fer sale hy
 lsNs .o, ls NM. g. WATT
The Arkansas banner., 1848-09-19
K4.A"MDe

EGD KEGS No. I LARD. Reed pr "Ellen T, and for sale by VIM. B WAIT. Afsal II lsfs. Si
The Arkansas banner., 1848-09-19
\. HAYS & CO, AND TORN lRDING MERCHANTS, Wharf Boat .sNew. World.

NAPOLEON, ARKANSAS TINIIElR beat Is fitted up in the most sucure man. 1 nss for the sofsgs of merchandise. Psr,ieasy attention will be paid io the purchase of ur eega try produce, groceries. &e, and 0fdeFs for family stores.
 The cabin of Their boat ls fitted ap handsomely. with new faTnIure for the aceommoastion el tray eers, and the proprieiors pledge themselves the public fhai much of order and quiet shall De pre- served as in well regulated hotels on shore.
 Public pstroasge ia both departments solicited June 2l, ieas. 4i-3m
The Arkansas banner., 1848-09-19
ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LADIES.

MIss VICTOR wsuIa rs.psetful,v supou.ce 4vA @ the citizens 0f hrkansna thas sho has pro- eared tfs assistance pf ah accomplished lady from she east, and VII re-c6nmenes the exsrcisrs of her school on the 18th Gnns.
 In all iusstutioRs of this kind the moral alyaEe~ tnenf of the pupil should ba ccsta-red eawAllv tv, prrtant with the developmeas af their ia,rletsnl powers; Inc heart mast be educated as well oa the mind, and a1otucd with these qualities which bean ufy the manners and render virtae norc attyae,ive and agreeable. This shall he . special ot,ect win tho teachers, who trust that education and experi ehce will be fsuad te have qualified shea fer sAef ardudus duties
 Every proper iarentiye to inspire laudatle a,,u. isticB, and ie develop the lalent shaa b. Al the end el each niensh the yoang lady most ,s tlaguishsd for general good eoadact ana assldaisv in her s,adles, shall be rewarded by tue haaorays decoEaiien of A,nedal During fhe hours ef rsr,e.. Hon, the pupils viii b. as nlush as pr.ssble mn. der the mild and eft ia care of ese of the tescherN
 All tue ehfsnches usaalIy taught in the bs. srhgas for yoaag laes slaaII hs ebiects of attention and study n the iHsiitute.
 IT, after repeated trials t he ioand necessary ia dismiss pHpi bvore the exgiratIon of t,, session. tue pstrn os gaarel4n will bs refunded the rea,,y ef the aIBoaat adsanceS 1T. ou the contrary. ths pupil be wltiisf4Hn befofe ihe eSpira'ion of tho session the pareni oF guardian i ha hcd rs.s4aa sible. sAcepl ia ceae of sickness. for .he eat.rs amount
 Ia all csscs implicit obedience is el,a ralas ,s firmly enforced. "SeI
The Arkansas banner., 1848-09-19

Making in the aggregate for t. W. Johnson, four teen thousand four hundred and fftysi votes, for Thomas ". Newton, nine thousand two hundred and twenty -four votes, and for - Roysten che vote.
 Now THEREFORE,, THOMAS s. DEW, Go. werner of the State of Arkansas, by virtue of the authority in vested by the laws of said staic de hereby declare Robert W Johnson to be duty cleo ted Representative in the Sist Congress of the United States, fonl the State of Arkansas, for and during the period prescribed by law
 In testimony whereof. l have here unto set my hand and caused the seal IL. 5. of said State 10 be affixed at Little Rock
 on ihe l4th day ol September A. D. leis,
 THOS. s. DREW. By the Governor
The Arkansas banner., 1848-09-19
THE DARDANELLE SPRINGS.
 Or A AE MM 4M N as M ms .

 kNHE Subscriber would inf fna his friends and ,he Pablc generally that this CelcnFasea Watering Place tand the especis fsyofite cf thase who haso sPeht sam.nef n the sHicynent cf the dsightiul scenery Il aaoidsl IS now eEen fog tie reception of visitors.
 He bas erreeiod additional boIdiHss and added 10 The ba'hing Rooms every rosssbie eenvraiFnee, aud gone 70 eous ieFsblr expense proensag fhe means for visitors tp 'Iy the far.ssue 'Ceid Water Cure" as well as the Warm Bsfhs ard every Improvement shch can proaaote the comfort Of the invalid m the gratlbcatton oi the ef leisure has beeH added The fane oi tksse waters sre too wide st,ssAd 10 nsed remark here The simple fact that Nature has furnished al one spot, ai iesss oay lev yards apart, M
 F9TR SPRINGS, each different fres the other Iii tia medic i,af quail. ties. must make tiscm great for the citixsns ei thts sasl other States
 While SaiphHr, Said to rival those of virgil. are to e E,aad hers da also
 Efafk NuinhuR anI fhaisk.aAs
The Arkansas banner., 1848-09-19

IS DEEr NY ATTACHMENT.
Democratic banner., 1848-12-11
For the Banner.
of fhe Cholera.

Song Of the Ch0lera.
I'm coming /! I'm coming the herald Of death
With woe on my p%iniOns. disease in my breath;
lin fear, and in m~eeknesS, now bow veto God,
He only can SAFE fr"m m. clustering rod.
The sunshine Of Persia l clouded with fear,
And blasted the roses that scented Cashmere;
And gladness and mirth were changed for the
signing -.
|Of friends round the fast wasting forms Of the
dying.
Like a plague-freighted tempest, Idarken'd the
land;-
The perfume of flowers, the breezes that fann'd,
Were shunn'd as the breathing Of sickness and
death,
For the innocent ~zephyrs were foul with my
breath.
| l floated in triumph Ger Russia's proud realm,
And conquered the spirits, no force could DER
whelm:
On! on! through the tempest, and high-drifting
SHOWS
No season can stop me, no barrier oppose.
Britannia's proud buIwarks were pass'd with a
stride;
I've stricken her millions, and humbled her
pride
.Aflantic's broad waters will soon be my home,
il will sport with its pillows, and dance on its
foam.
I'm coming! I'm coming! the herald of death
To faint the free gales with my p~estilen: breath;
Columbia proud Greemen will hail me their king,
Il conquer them all with one sweep Of my wing.
But I come not in anger, l come not in wrath,
Though the purest of earth are swept from my
path;
Like an angel of mercy I come to the poor,
l breathe, and their struggles, and sOrrOws
arc DER.
i bear the pure babes to the mansions of light,
Fer pain can distress them, or sin leave its
blight;
The brightbuds unfolding in heaven shall bloom,
Ever cheered by the sunshine, unshadowed by
gloom
So mourn not, though death unrelenting should
sever
Some flowers from the wreath of your house,
holds forever;
Give praise TO the Mightiest in gladness and
gloom,
And trust to his mercy in all that's to come.
VALERIA.