{"newspaper_name": "The Columbian fountain.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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BEAUTIFUL SsvTlMgNT.-Whca look
upon the tombs cf the great, every emotion
of envy dies within me; when read the
epnaphs of the beautiful, every ilnmode.ate
desire goes out; when meet with the grief
Of parents upon the tombstone, my heart
mclls with compassion !; whenl see tombs
of parents themselves, / consider the vanity,
Of gtieying for those whom we must soon
follow; when ! see kings lying with those
who deposited them, when consider rivals
laid side by side, or the holy mel that di-
vded the world with their disputes, reflect
with sorrow and astonishment ON the little
competitions, factions and debates Of man
kind when read the several dates Of some
Of the tombs, of some that died yesterday,
anl some centuries ago, consider that
great day when we shall all Of us be CO.
tenpora"ies and make our appearance to-
.galher.