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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-10-31
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
FAHEI TEE II WI IS 40.

1T is ordered that an Extra Court Of Com-
q mon Pleas for the District Of EdgeieId be
holden. 10 begin on the second Monday in Janu-
AIRY, eighteen hundred and fifty, and to continue
for tN weeks, to dispose Of the unfinished bu-
siness of this Tenn.
II is further ordered. TINT writ Of Ucnirc do
issue to summon Petit aud Common Pleas Ju-
rors for The said Extra Court.
Ordered that one public notice be given here
of by the Clerk through the Newspaper pub
Iished at EdgefeId Court House.
Il. j. WITIIERS.
Oct. 12 IS49, If 80
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Log Creek Lands For Sale.
Oct. 13, 1919,

YHIHE Subscriber offers for sale his valna.
u BILE tract Of land, situated on Log Creek,
about seven miles north of Ed gefield e. House,
containing five hundred (5OW acres, more or
less. adjoining lands of Mrs: Nancy Blocker,
A T. Hodges, John Burns and others, one half
of which is woodland well timberei. On the
premises are good Dwelling and Negro
h, nses Gin house. Blacksmith Shop, aud all
necessary oul buildings. The land is well
adapted to growing Corn, Cotton and Small
Grain. Tile lrac, is well wdtered.
and four MnIes, one Wagon aud sundry arI
cies too tedious 10 mention.
The land, il not disposed of at private sale,
will be s',Id nl Edge6eld Court House. t" thu
highest bidder, on the first Monday in Decem-
her next. Telms made known on the day Of
sale. NJ. d. WELLS.
Sept q. 1910 If SO
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.ETGgSCe.
Consaan tly on EHaa d

COnsaa tly on EH a IA d ,
AND STILL RECEIVING
NE7E E have to day received per Steamer
Wv SoUTHERNER, from New-York, ex-
tcnsive additions to our already large and
superior STOCK of GOODS.
Among our recent arrivals are
Plain and Figured Black Silks,
Striped and Watercd do.
Plain and Figured cold do.
l>2 doz, Paris Swiss Robes, for evening
Dresses,
Some New and beautiful Styles of Gng-
hams.
Mourning Collars, Laces, &c.
For THE GENTLEMEN.
Superior Black and Fancy Cassimers,
A beautiful assor,men, Of Office and Over
Coats,
2 or 3 pieces Tngrained, and three Ply
CGrpetlng,
Flesh English, Dairy and Pine Apple
Cheese,
Macaroni, Fruits. &c.
BLAND s. BUTLER.
Oct so, 1919. IF al
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AN The same day. will sell the tract Of
Y y Land, where the Deceased lived AT the
time Of hisdeath on Big Creek, containing
three hundred and eishty-seven acres, more or
less, adjoining lands Of Allen D"zier. Richard
Coleman, Gilsou Marlborough and Others.
Said Land will be sold ON d credit of twelve
months II. BOULWARE, Exor.
October1 1S, At 4O
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-10-31

The MoDFL BLACK REPUBLIC Tie
following. which we clip frum the Boston
Post. is conlmen'ary- The capacity oi
the black race for self government:
.>FRoM tIAyrI. scl,ooper VIM.
Putnam. Capl. Cook. from Aux Cages.
Sept. 2lsi. al This port. with luSwn"d, re-
ports ,ha, The Island rcmained quiet So far,
under the imperial sway. Capr. Cook
states ,hatiwelve years ago The condition
Of the blacks was enviahle compared with
their present state; and during that period
their deterioration has been derlorable.
When Capt. Cook arrived, there was said
IN he no' more than inny barrels Of -four
in The place; bread was also very scar ce.
The new crop of cnflne came in slowly,
aud was exceedingly bard 'ob be got"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-10-31
Notice.

TElHE Subscriber intending to relinquish
d the practice Of Medicine at the expira-
ton Of theSyear, returns his unfegned thanks
fnr the liberalsp patronage extended 10 him. being
anxious 10 adjus, his accounts, respectfully re-
quest those indebted to make payment by Cnsh
or Note, prior TO thar date. Ills services as Il
consulting physician. can be obtained on n i oc-
casions, unless. when professionally engaged.
WM. d. JENNINGS, NJ. D.
Oct. 10, le49. If 3S
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Brought to the Jail

ar this District, negro boy who says
W his name is WILLIAM, and says
he is FREE. lie says he came TO Char
lesion with Captain SchIey or Slye, and
has been in The employment Of Mr.. Sch.
ley, (the Captains brothers.) for the last
year. lie says he came out TO Charles.
ton as assistant Cook, on the vessel
that owing 10 a difficulty with the fireman,
he was denied employment on board, and
could not return. He says his mother is
named Mary Jane, and that The said Mr..
Sley. in his Guardian, as he understands
it. Said boy is between fourteen and six
Teen years Of age, about 5 feet high, OF
dark complexion.
The Guardian or owner is requested TO
come forward prove property. pay charges
aud lake him away, or he will be dealt
with as the law directs.
III. r. SPANN, J. E. D.
Oct 81, 1919. If al
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lEsrOasghg TO the .ENlE

nF this District negro man who SAYS
W his name is ELIJAH, and says he
belongs TO Mr.. Hiram Lecroy, Baptist
preacher, who he says lives abuu. thirteen
miles above Abbeville Court House, said
negro fellow is about5 feel, inches high
and between 81 ard 26 years Of age, and
dark complexion.a
The owner isrequested to come forward,
prove property, pay charges and lake
him away, or he will be dealt with as the
law directs.
II. r. SPANN, J. Ed.
October 81 1919, If al
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Tr 81 sH Sc P Rma

On the 2s,h inst, by VIM. Fl. Atkinson,
Esq at lhe residence Of John Kirksey, Esq ,
Ma. ANDREW j. MCCARTHY 10 Miss SU-
SAN P, cIdcs; daughter OF Jacob P. Abney,
all of this District.
On the 25th inst. by Rev. ID. D. Brunson,
Mr. Il. NJ. FULLER to RS. MARY ANy QuARLEs,
all of this District.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-10-31
COpartncEssalp.

NM7 E have this day associated with us, Mr..
Wv J. L. BUCKMASTER. in the trans
action of the General Commission and Factor
age Business, which will hereafter be conducted
under the name and style Of JEFFERs, CoTH.
RAN g. Co.
JEFFERS e. COTHRAN.
Hamburg. Sept. ~, l549, If 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-10-31

TAR. III M. ToMPKINs, respectfully of:
-EH fers his professional services a(ler The ex-
pirationaof The year, in the praciice of hledi-
cine. Surgery, and Obstetrics. 10 the Citizens
of Dark Corner and its vicinity. Office ut DR..
w. D. Jennings.
Ocl. 10, l6i9. If 80
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Pickles, Pa'ese7ves, sc.

Pickles, Pa'eSe7Ves, sc.
ee Gallons, Quarts o"h pin,s. nle"'es' i'''
30 Dozen Underwood's Mustard in Bottles
and Boxes.
Dozen Underwood's Tomato Ketchup,
Canton Ginger, Preserved Pine Apples,
Lines, Strawberry jam, Raspberry Jam, Red
Cuarrant Jelly, Ci,lan, Prnnes, Cinnamon,
Picked Lobslers, Fresh Salmon and Lobslers
in Cans Capers. Essence Cinnamon. Lemon
Peppermint, Ginger, Symp, Lemon-Syrup,
Salad Oil, tSc. &C., For sale by
Fl. A. KENRICK.
Hamburg, Oct. 16, lS49, If 80
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IL O I'll &C

rs HEREBY GIVEN, that application will
e. he made NJ the next setting of the Legisla.
ture ior New Road leading url ir"lh The Mar
I'm Town Road IN this District, at or near Sam
uel Stevens, and interseclimg the Long Cane
Road. ut or near Gibson Collins.
Angus, If %
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-10-31
Jcw Davitl's or Hebrew Plaster

Jew Davitl's Or Egcbrcw Plaster.
OF this celebrated Plaster, it is only necessa-
ry to say, no remedy has heretofore been dis
covered tn equal it in curing inveerate ulcers
and all sores, either fresh or long standing, for
paus in the back, breast, side, or limbs, occa,
stoned by cold. gont, rheumutisnl &c. II is an
ef'rctual cure for corns on the feet, when ap-
piled a sufficient lime.
The genuine is sold by G. l.. PENN, Agent
Edgeield, C. Fl. Oct. 10, lS49, I'm SO
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-10-31
N Oti &C.

a LII those indebted TO the Estate OF He2e-
IA kiah Slrome; decd, are hereby requested
to make immediate payment. and those having
demands 10 present Them properly atested.
B. +. g. S. G.. STROME,
Adm'rs.
August 4m IS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-10-31
Edgefeld Female Institute.

FWy HE TRUSTEES of The Institution, anx
z ious to elevate It's character and useful
ness, have recently purchased Il large and
commodions lot ofland within the towu. upou
which they have erected suitable buildings. and
now announce to tho pnbic. that they have
secured the services, as Rector and General
Instructor, of MIR ROBERT Fl. NICHOLS.
The institute will be opened on the First
Monday in January next. Mr.. NICHOLS, has
had many years experience in his proIession.-
Was Professor in Jefferson College, Louisiana,
has recently taught with great success. at
Greenwood. aud has been induced 10 take
charge OF This Institution, with view to per-
lnane,lt abode amongst us.
The Trustees confidently state, that every
facility to complete and finished Female Edu-
cation. will he afforded at this Institution, and
most earnestly appeal 70 the public generally,
and particularly 10 The citizens Of Edgefed
District, 10 give il their aid and patronage.
Excellent board can he obtained at reasona>
bic rates in the town and its vicnly.
IIIstrnc,resses in Music, Drawing, Painting.
Embroidery, &c, will be connected with the
Institution.
The rates Of Tuition, will be reasonable.
These, with tho regulation Of the Sessions. and
o!!ler matters. will be published in due time.
N. l.. GRIFFIN
i. II. WARDLAW,
EDMUND PENN, -
r. Il. MINIS, 3
S. L. GOODE.
Oc,ohnr 20 IS10. IF 4l
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-10-31
Youatt's Condition Powders

FOR TIE RADICAL CURE OF
HEAVES, BROKEN-WIND, COUGHS,
CHAMBERS,
And all those diseases which affect tho
mutas membmm of the Lungs, Wind Pipe,
Throat and Head Of the Horse also TO expel
Bolts and Worms, lousen the Hide. improve
the appetite, aud keep the animal IN goOd con-
ditioR.
Sold by HAV[LAND, RISLEY e CO.
Augusta; HAVlLAND. ElARRAL g. GO,
Charleston, wholesale Druggfts-aIso sold in
Edgcfcld by G. L. PENN, Agent.
Price 50 cents package.
Oct 10 I'm SO
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STATE SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY
Whitfield B. Addison, and
Martha Ann Addison, p>,;,:.

Us.
Allen B. Addison. g. others
NOTICE is hereby given, that by viz.
IN tue of the Decree Of the Court IF
Equity in this case, shall proceed 10 sell
a, Edsefcld G. H., on the first Monday
10 November next. the following real ea-
tate, belonging 10 the estate of Joseph Ad-
Olson, deceased, viz:
One Tract of Land. containing FIVE hun
dred and twenty FIVE t525l acres, more or
less. on Horns Creek. adjoining lands of
4. b. Addison. ST., Benz. I'iIIn,an, Wash.
ingron Wise, Estate of Lake Ryan, and
Benz. Miller.
Said Land will be sold on credit of
one and two years, in equal instruments,
excep, for so much as will pay the cost Of
this suit, 10 he paid in cash. Purchasers
to give bond and good sureties 10 secure
the purchase money.
S. S. TOMPKINS, C. E. E. D.
Comm'rs. Office. Oct. 8, 1919.
October 10, At IS
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Executors Sale.

EpYanior from John Hill. Esq, Ord.
ED nary Of dseheId District will proceed
to sell at The late residence of Spencer B"ul-
ware. decd. on WEDNESDAY tho twenty
first day ofJSNovember next, all the personal
properly oftiie said deceased, consisting Of
SEVEN LIKELY NEGROES,
Horses, Cattle, Hogs, Corn, Fodder and Cot
ION. and utherarlicles too tedious 10 mention,
on credit Of Twelve Months All suiis Under
five dollars will b. paid in cash
HUMPHREYS BUULWARE,
October Is, Executor.
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Land & Negroes for sale.

Land & Negroes for sale.
TENIlE Subscriber desirous Of outing The
.M farming business. will offer for sale al
public ou,cry, To The highest binder on We'd
nesday the 5lh Of December next, his valuable
plantation situate about 7 miles from Edgeield
c. H. on the Newhcrry Road.
The Tract contains 500 acres, more or less.
being part of the plantation Inrmerly owned
by Maj. J. S. Jeer, deceasrd. On The prcmi-
ses are Il comfortable dwelling, suitnbe for a
small family and several ont buildings. 200
acres of said tract is well timbered
Also eleven likely yonng Negroes. consisting
Of mon. women and children. Also the pre-.
sent yeais Crop, consisting Of Corn. Fodder
and Oats, Horses and CalIle, and Plantation
Tools, DC.
TERMs-The land will he sold on credit nj
one and two yenrs: Mute and approved secur-
ties. with interest from daie. Tie Negroes,
Crop and Stock. oIle:third cash, the balance
12 months credit by Note and approved secu
rifles.
N. J. BLACK.
Oct. 13, 1919, II 80
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Notice

ES Hereby gwen, that application will be
u made To The next Legislature for tile grant
of new Road, commencing nj or near the old
Steam Mill, formerly owned by Henry Will
liams on The Marlintown Road. aud intersecling
the Longcane Road, at or near Major John
Tompkin's Mill, on Little Stevens Greek aud
said Road.
July lS lS49. 3m rs
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Pure CIHes. V'5nesMr.

% Bills. Superior quality, just received,
80 and for sale cheap, by
G. l.. PENN, Agent.
July Is If 26
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" o c c

rs HEREBY GIVEN, that application will
4 be made to the Legislature of South Carroll
ma, at lis next Session, to incorporate Com
pany for the purpose Of making Plank Road
from Edgefeld to Hamburg
August %, 81 81
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SELLING OFF AT COST
T. OH Ca s Ea.

EYHE Subshiher having determined
IL to close his business offers his entire
slock of goods at COST FOR CASH.
There is large Stock of seasonahle
Gonds on hand. many of them bought this
Fall at the lowest figure.
Persons desirous of availing themselves
of This opportunity 10 buy CHEAP for
CASHi will do well 10 call early.
S. +. GOODE.
October 2s, lS40.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-10-31

A LII Persons indrbred 10 The Subscri-
IN her, or Goodc & Sullivan, previous
to the first of January last, are earnestly
requested 10 call and settle without delay
S. +. C.
Ocr. 81, lot 4O
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Never be weary Of doing.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-03-09
5Ba1@GG Ig1Mg>
BAY OF SAN FRANCISCO. AND DE-
PENDENT COUNTRY.

The bay of San Francisco has been cele-
brated, from the time of its first discovery, as
one of the finest in the world, and is justly
entitled to that character even under the sea-
mans view CT a mere harbor. But when all
the accessory advantages which belong to it
fertile and picturesque dependent country;
mildness and saltbrity of climate connexioa
with the great interior valley Of the Sacra-
mento and San Joaquin; svast resources for
ship timber, grain and cattle-when these adj
vantages are taken into the account, with its
geographical position on the line of commune
cation with Asia, it rises into an importance
far above that of mere harbor, and deserves
a particular notice in any account of maritime
California. Its latitudinal position is thatso
Lisbon; its climate is that Of southern italy :;
settlements upon il for more than half GER
fury attest its healthiness; bold shores and
mountains give it grandeur; the extent and
fertility of It's dependent country give 1t great
resources for agriculture, commerce, and pop
ulation.
The bay of San Francisco is separated from
the sea by low mountain ranges. Looking
from the peaks Of the Sierra Nevada, the
coast mountains present an apparently contin-
uous line, with only single gap, resembling
a mountain PASS This is t!.c entrance to the
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-03-09
WHOLE NUMBER 76.
SUBTERRANEAN CANAL DISCOVER
ED AT GUATEMALA

The New Orleans Courier of the Sd inst
! gives the following account of subterranean
canal which, Ii says, has been discovered, con-
Meeting the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. The
story Is more difficult to credit than the exis-
/ tence OF Nathek' 5 famous home of the doomed
4 or Monte Chrlsto's grotto. The WASHINGTON
Globe thinks, and rightly, the story NAV be
hoax Here is the statement:
"A French physician established at Vera
Faz, who besides practising medicine has the
charges OF extensive farming estates, upon
making some excavations, undertaken with
the view of forming a canal through which TO
carry his produce to the sea, discovered at the
bottom of the bay Of Honduras the opening of
a monumental canal, seventy-five metres wide
(about one hundred and forty feet and run
ming In a straight line towards the southwest.
Its sides being constructed of enormous stones
rudely cut The two walls, which continued
parallel had been followed to the distance of
several leagues
. Having reached the foot of the mountains
where the volcano of Fuego is now in activi-
ty, and having cut away the huge trees that
obstructed the entrance, they passed under
vault of loo metres in height, (about 335 fl. }
and of the same width of the canal. NOTHING
among the ancient Cyclopean structures in
Greece could give an adequate idea of the tre-
mendous masonry Of the walls of this vault.
The canal was filled with salt water, twenty
metres deep. Our intrepid countryman did
not hesitate to embark with some Indians in a
plrogue, which he caused to be brought to the
spot, and eighteen hours afterwards, (if his
story is to be believed,) he entered the great
Ocean, (the Pacifc) between Guatemala and
San Salvador, through an immense natural
grotto, called by the fishermen of that coast,
the ''devil's mouth" which superstition has
deferred them from ever entering. The whole
vaulted part of this superhuman structure is
lighted by shafts cut through to the surface
above, and through its whole extent is navi-
gable for the largest ships.
g. Mr.. Alexander Humboldt had already
mentioned American edifces whose archi.ee-
ture indicated very high antiquity, and re-
vealed peculiar civilization; but his learned
descriptions give US no idea of the existence
OF such monument. What great people,
then, has inhabited these regionsl Should
this news be confirmed, then, maritime com
is at once established betweenthe
two hemispheres, through the centre of the
American Continent, and Europe will have
nothing to do but to cut through the Isthrnus
If Suez."
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-03-09
ANECDoTE FOR YOUNGLADTEs.

We remember somewhere to have read
story of youth, who, hesitating in his choice
between two young ladies, by both of whom
he was beloved, was brought to decision by
means of rose. 1t happened one day, as all
three were wandering in garden that one Of
the girls, in her haste to pluck a new blown
rose, wounded her finger with thorn; it bled
freely, and applying the petals of a white rose
to the wound, she said, smiling, II am
cond Venus, have dyed the white rose red."
At that moment they heard a scream; and
fearing the other young lady, who had loiter-
ed behind, had met with an accident, hasten
ed back to assist her. The fair ones scream
had been called forth by no worse an accident
than had befallen her companion. She had
angrily thrown away the offending flower, and
made so pertinacious and fretful lamentation
over her wounded finger, that the youth, after
a little reflection, resolved on a speedy union
with the least handsome, but most amiable Of
the two young friends. Happy would it be-
for many kind-hearted woman, did she know
by what seeming trifes the affection of thosse
who she loves may be confirmed or aliens' ed
forever,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-03-09
THE WONDERFUL WEST.

The Washington Globe, in abiding to the
Kentucky Gazette, just extinct, and which
was the first journal in the whole West, re-
marks with glow of enthusiasm on the IN
paralleled advance of our counfrr:
'.In this vast region where. sixty years a.
90, the Gazette was the only journal, there
are now not less, probably, than five hundred
newspapers. On those noble rivers where
then the emigrant's ark or fiatboat and The In
dams canoe were the only craft, there are
now GOO steamers; and that fertile territory,
then occupied by the savage and the buffalo,
now comprise twelve or thirteen States, con-
tanning eight or nine millions of Inhabitants.
And what adds interest to these facts -
Their fact that within thirty years all this will
be doubled, except the number of the states :;
and thousands are now living who viii see 1t
all trippled. What wonderful country is
ours '"
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-03-09
9D@gGGp.
THE CALIFORNIA TRANSPORT.


MAI. G. PATTES, UsA.
The rising streamers kiss the coaxng breeze.
And day is breaking where the cloud hung dark
For many moon thy home is on the seas
Fill-and away, thou bark
Within thy hick-ribbed sides are stores Of weight;
The gay-robed soldier and the trader plain
Together crowd thy deck--a motley freight
OF gallantry and gain.
some have embarked full buoyant with the dream
OF wealth amassed BY toll Of diver bold
Rich Jewels glistening far meath chrystal stream,
Hallowed by legends old.
Tempted are some by tale of shining ore
Hid in the cave offar Francisco's land;
OF brighter spots on Sacramca.o's shore
sprin1led with golden sand
Some have gone forth whose rowing bosoms burn
TO feel the freshness ola foreign sky
OF these-of all shall some at length return
Some nare gone forth to die.
And they are with thee-thou shalt rock their head
Whose smile is placid and whose voice is mild.
Deal gently with them on their heaving he'd,
Thou bark Of Ocean Wild!
Thy wings shall wait thee swiftly DER the stream
whose constant current moves b. mystic sway;
Bright isles shall greet thee with their dangerous
Upon thy flashing way lglean
Oh on the coast where swift Magellan's tide
{ultes two oceans-mightiest of tl- spheTe--
Strange tawny hands shah pause to see thee glide
Along thy proud career.
Thy frame shall CULVER where the mountain surge
REPLIES in thunder TO the monsoons roar,
And the wild sea-:owl screams the sailors dirge
BY Patagonia's shore.
And thou shalt sleep bccamed till heart shall tire
Where the Earths axle shows It's least incline,
while CLOVIS the Tropic sun with equal fire
Along The burning line
Veal waves shall lift thee and wild winds shall sweep
And Oceans monsters flash athwart thy way:
Yet thou shalt cope undaunted with the deep,
A wrestler stern at play.
Then onward! Ger the far majestic seas!
The day is breaking where the cloud hung dark,
Colurnbia's banner AutteTs en- the breeze,
Fill-an away, thou bark!