Oh wake thee not dearest a doomed English poem fragment
A fragmentary early English poem describes a spirit of a departed beau lingering on earth to adore a beloved. It contrasts heavenly revelry with a dawn that will force the speaker to fly away as a light breakfast with lavender tea is prepared.
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Otto
Georgia
Alwas
Tremendous Gale Ravages New York City and Rivers
A severe September gale battered New York City and surrounding waters. Reports describe widespread flooding, damaged wharves, several ships wrecked or driven ashore, and extensive property losses across multiple neighborhoods. The storm also caused many chimneys to collapse and trees uprooted, with further damage noted along the East River and at quays.
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Rector-street
Farmer’s Daughter
Coeymans
Old Ap
de Hoffnung
Gouverneurs Dock
Hero
Bally
Williamsburgh
Petersburg
Whitehall Dock
Frances’ Bay
Fox
Red Hook
Long Island
Albert
Guadaloupe
Schr Pacification
St. Domingo
Mentor
Matanzes
Cornacupia
St. Jago de Cuba
Nancy
Rum Key
Spark
Havana
Ann-Maria
Lucy-Ann
Havanna
Lucyann
Gote
Hantonia
Tiddail
New Orleans
JB Hutchinson
Flatts
Bedlows Island
Flushing
Jamaica
D Lambertson
van Nostrand
Tremendous Norfolk Storm Destroys Bridges and Blocks Town
A September storm in Norfolk brought violent tornado like destruction. TheDrawbridge over the Eastern Branch and a 100 foot span of the Southern Branch bridge were wrecked cutting land communication and hurting the town markets. The surge and wind swept houses and chimneys as streets flooded and chaos reigned until the weather subsided by afternoon.
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Georgiana
Col. Godfrey
Mexico
Bath
Washington Point
Hutchings’s
Minerva
Frost’s Wharf
Columbus
Gardiner
Waslington Point
Indspendence
Hiram
Mary
Frances Miler
Waldoboro
Dan
Petersburg
Frances Miller
Lareine
Frost
Richmond
Totem’s
Virginia
Potomac
Vhen
James Harvey
Portsmouth
Lothair
Myer’s Wharf
U. S
Delaware
United States
John Adams
Smith
Navy Yard
Boston
Town Point
P. Christian
J. Klein
Col. Wright
Bank-street
Furmar
J. Johnson
Christ Church
Pabic
Barraud
Smith’s Point
Commodore Sinclair
Dain
N. B
N. W
S. W
Destructive gale slams New York area with widespread damage
Report recounts the September gale sweeping the eastern coast and inland, tearing trees and chimneys, wrecking warehouses, destroying a soap factory, damaging lumber yards and wharves, and sinking cows after a canal street barn collapse. Distilleries, ships, and street blocks suffer extensive harm as citizens mobilize to prevent further ruin.
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Park, Battery, &c
the American
Franklin
Whitehall Dock
J & M Beadle
King
Greenwich Street
Schermetehorn
Fulton Street
Hudson Park
Canal
East River
Savannal
Tye Bay
Ove
Yoou
Savannah
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Byron
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Jones’ Wharf
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Pine-street
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Musidora
St. Thomas
Baltimore
St Croix
Colossus
Fountain’s
Nautilus
Staten Island
Telegraph
Westerday
Glenthorn
Decatur
Elms Tree
Fort Richmond
Bowery
Hester Street
al Grocery
Grayson
Madden Taylor
van Rensslaer
Albany
Buckner
Hunter
Brower
Mr .Rabineau
Heator
Walker
Canal Streets
Aarge
Roosevelt Street
Mott and
Cross
Cross Street
Mott
Mulberry Street
Cherry Street
Montgomery Street
Cherry
Front
Allen Street
Pump Street
Rivington-street
Alien Street
Manhattan Island
Jones & Clinch
Peter Schermerborn
James and
Pittman
B Brown
Frankfort Street
R Wanchope
John ‘Allyn
Sam
North Carolina
Briernican
High Sy Cy
Neptune
Belle
Rebee
Andromache
Jacquemel
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Belvidere
Wybray
Menior
Pratt
Matanzas
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Ondutus
Sweden
Johnson
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Blinn
Lion
St Fustatia
Ann Maria
Hanibal
Mary Ann
Swaine
Curracea
Josiah Cole
Fitzhugh
A Taylor, Jr
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Custom House
Colley
Catharine-street
Talbot
Mount
Mer
Jasney Barnett
Norfolk
Augusta
Steremuera
New York
Ko Ma. Wan
J. Nobby