sTo THoMAs EwELL. ESQ.
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'To THOMAS EwELL. Esq.:

 Alo4 me my dear sir, to inserihe with your name the preceding poem of :. Our Fatherland" Itis but natural for one, with whom we have been accompa- nied in pleasant rambes in the fields of Literature to ask a protection for his labors and in this I nave pleasure But not in this Is my pride. It ss that your chivairous canduct as a man is in holy ~ssPins with the genius of the nini For this. i nave made for my admiration testimony sincere. but altogether inadequate to the subject

 Yours, truly, JOIN ToMIIN.

 Jackson, Tennessee