Your very faithful serv't

 ROBERT EowE GOULD.
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LINES REFERRED TO BY MIR. MOORE.

 AND INSCRIBED IN A VOLUME OF

 MEMORIALS OF WAsHINGTON.' The foremost patriot of all time "

 Must hold high place in his regards, The power end feGvor of whose lays

 Have stamped him first of patriot bards. The bard and soldier share the praise Of equal patriotic fre Tc freedom enc deyotes his sword, The other consecrates his tyre. I&rhe poet prompts the noble deeds

 The warriors sword acheyas The soldier from the poets Tyre His need ot fame receives. The bold assertion of the truth.

 The love oi right, the scotn of wrong, Shine in the western chieftain's deeds. As in the i-land-post's song Kindred their souls, each boldly stood The champion of his native shore Fate handed Unshir gton the sword,

 And gave lhU impassioned tyre 10 Moore 1 On the high altar.of She m1!e, Where long his myrte-branch hath hung. | place these records of such deeds

 As oft the natIiot.bard hath sung 1 Sacred to him is now the sf rine On which lay my offering down l His genius will avail totwine

 The laurel with tho myrte,c crown R.. C.