Washington,s Crave
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= gentleman who has recently visited
the grave of Washington, at Mount YER
non, says: sit grieved me to the soul "a
witness the utter neglect which is visible
around TINS consecrated spot. The rank
est and ioulcsl weeds, are permitted 10
grow and flourish about and around Il 4
few scattered cedars, in all The wildness of
uncullivated nature, are the ONLY trees 10
be seen II the vicinity of The grave: while
around N every direction, the eye rest up.
on dilapidated rail fences, broken rails and
scattered brushwood. The roads leading
to it are washed in 10 impracticable ra.
vines, covered with fifth. and presen,inu
nought tha.is agreeable, but every thing
that is offensive TO the eye and unconoen.
ial to the hallowed spot.''