The lines of this sheet, were composed by the unfortunate Russell, who has been prevented from obtaining a livelihood in the ordinary pursuits of life from wounds received in battle
Publisher: s.n.
Published: 1813
Place of publication: United States
Language: eng
Other titles: Capt. Lawrence's victory, or the capture of the Peacock.; Death of Lawrence.; Capt. Jones' victory, or the capture of the Frolic.; Capt. Hull's victory, or the capture of the Gurriere.; Enterprize & Boxer.; Constitution and Java.; United States & Macedonian.; Perry's victory, or, the conquest of Erie.; Ye true hearted tars, who now sail on the ocean; Columbia's bold seamen, where ever you be; Columbia's brave tars give attention; Come all ye brave tars of Columbia; Come all ye brave Columbian tars; Ye lads who cross the briny deep; Come all ye bold Columbians; September, 'twas on the tenth day
Notes: The sheet is divided into four quadrants, with two poems printed in two columns within ornamental borders at head and foot in each quadrant; title printed within ornamental border of upper left quadrant; printed area measures 49.8 x 36.5 cm.

Imprint date suggested by typography and content. All eight poems are about naval battles in 1812 and 1813.