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Poetry !-One Mr.. Pipin, in Southern paper IS
sues proposals for the publication OF his choice ori
snal poetry, diversified " himself" on moral SUBJ
Iects. From the specimen he gives, II certainly
possesses decided claims TO originality-its other
qualities may be gathered from the following ex
tiact from an ode to Washington


o noble soul! whose deeds were SO glorious


II spite Of dscord yet he was victorious


Every year his past glory renea'd his fame,


The Fourth July the children remember his name,


George Wa,hingt4 f,r the huina, was made


10 plant the green tree which never fade


His crown Of gold, bul o. lively lsurel


Which he gathered in the field BY quarrel
And making disposal at the end of ne food.
His enemy became his friend after much blood.


This is all very beautiful and expressive not
quite equal, however. TO the lines written BY poet
Of our city:


o Burr Burr. what hast thou donc
In killing the immortal Hamilton,
The Greatest that ever lived under the sun
Phil Journal