From the Republican and Argus.
FAREWELL TO MARYLAND.
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To Maryland farewell


lis rocks, its lakes. its monuments;
It's little Wales where fairies dwell,


Its brightly gushing fountains. !,
A few hours more, Maryland, and then


lquit thy beautious shore; n 1.t1
And oh mine eyes may long in vain
To see thy fields once more.
To the city bright farewell! sa


She sits beside the river,
AS if called up by some deep spell, 81. .t3


And planted there forever.


A few hours more, shall be passed,
4. Andwho shall say my feet,
Again shall roam the city vast,


And trace each well known street. }
To the kind hearts farewell!


Alas! this day may prove me,
Snatched from the joys that dwell


Amidst those hearts that love me.
And | shall watch the cold blue sea,


But who will then be near me; 2s
And | shall weep, but those will be


The spell of love TO cheer me 4Ns
Farewell! have no word


Wherein 10 name this feeling, I
Sadly my heart is stirred 0 Is. HI


Beyond the lips revealing.


But you, dear Eliza, can surely guess


All that my soul would tell,


And fancy all the thoughts that press
4 Around that word Farewell. 4s S.
The following lines written on the death
If lady in Boston, and published in the 'Dai