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tune has poured its scourging ,errors
upon the hapless head Of our much es-
teemed and venerable citizen, Mr..
misfortune that sunk hun from ease
and comfort & sunshine, into the glooms
aud horrors Of penury and want--a mis-
fortune, at whose gloomy beck, Inde-
pendence took TO his heels, and helpless
and heart singing Dependence took up
her abode in the melancholy retreats
of his soul; a misfortune that has dissol-
we'd the hardy heart ofa Revolutionary
Patriot into the tears Of bitterness; a
heart that once throbbed manfully for
the veal Of his country; heart that
once presented itself against the steel of
a relentless enemy; heart that inspir
ed his deeds in battle with such formi
dable daring, as to drive back the foe
aghast and terror stricken from the
shores of our country. And whereas,
his sweet and emable daughters are
pouring their tears over the hapless fate
of their silver-heaaed old father, their
tender bosoms distracted by tumults OF
woe, deprecating misfortune they re-
gard as irreparable and whereas il is
our duty to minister to smiads diseased
and particularly to alleviate the griefs
of the sweet and amiable ;--and where
as it is our duty to commisserate and aid
the aged and helpless, and particularly
as American children. reward, respect
and venerate the patriotic services Of
our revolutionary fathers, we hereby
bind ourselvesto replenish by pecuniary
contributions, theLarder Of Mr.-;
supply him with the nine silver dollars,
fused into dross by the relentless confla-
grafton that clothed with its furious ele-
ments his habitation-we bind ourselves
N the sums hereunto affixed to our
