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PUBLIC CAUTION.

WHEREAS certain Cornelius Simmons has ;u,pronerl,.
w obtained patent from the authorities Of The United
States Tor the head oar Of boats which usually navigate he
rivers othe United States and the said Simmons h nor
eucd 10 The patent for the invention OF the same as Tho
invention was made by the subscriber This is therefore a.
caution those Who may such head oars moi 10 nav tho
said Simmons nt the Of the same-as sut bss bee,
said Cornelius Simmons IoIrS opnfe"N' '
Lexington, Va. Angus; a. ss ss,,sr
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FIrSt &C J0baceO Land, aeitloNt reserre.

HU% rae IOOdcc0 L0lld, 9ClttOut TeSerpe
IA Or Wednssdoy the 29h dug,ast sl,aIl cell NJ
IfSTnff public auction, without reserve the tract Of
lUlLl LAND on which reside,-In point of soil local
Situation and neighborhood, this farm Il inferior
to none IN The upper country. Nv
sons DESTROYS Of vestlng Iundsn real estate would do
wen 10 attend the sale Of the above propery-erms one
ruri ~ hand tie balance IN and yearsecnritv unon
me land for the deferred payments will be required
~ me same Time viii he sold several very valuable NE
Tue STOCK Of every description on the farm
Albcmarlc. June 2s. "a ~, 81
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TaLuable Lnnd "a .SnIe

Ess@sSA y utuuOIe Ildnd JOr SAFE.
k9sM VIII positively he sold without reserve on n
premises, on ThUrsdaythe an If 0cto5sr Sert on
" ue anu Two years, that valuable Of LAND
fr eng , o. chesterfield county, Geno Bridge adj
J ~ ,'e 'nls o. MAJOR Edward Moseey and others
Any further description is deemed unnecessary ne h -
su ta,,, we purchaser will first view the land.
GROES, credit Of twelve months A disco,n, ~ 49,,
per cent VIII be allowed for cash pay ments.
Aunnsf In. II.-NNRtNf q
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Let no RIDE hand deface 1t
Aud his iorlorn Tic facet. -


NEW YORK Angus; I5.-rhc ste,,, sbi, Rohe,+ E,,,o,
returned TO this port SATURDAY fo-cnoou from her
round long Island, having traverse space of about m
The gentlemen board. ~ - w "
dtguSt sth =. i-Csot under way iTO passcngers ~,
ooard fassed me Franklin H. and gave received
ihc salute The fine military band 20 the C;o-
sEaid consisting of 20 persons under t direction
OF Mr. iioTing, were volunteer hand trim and rdd
bore away for Long Branch heavy sea running
% .hig on The BANS and also from
,d az "'n passengers p NJ Dinner sable slightly ut
S09u many passengers SiYg sick but
appetites viii probably he sharDer tnorro Xcn, o n,
sea- o'f OF sight of land delightful cven;ng-splcndid
Honany of The passengers sleeping deck OF,
S in preference 10 the rabia St,r soon aiir tho moo,
had set in great varieties.
Iug"i iWitln.-rie.Thc Sun looks nuf from, the ocean
VIVA hiS broad disk, red Blood exa;rab nv tbe ma
kcd eve. Find or South fInnn;on-rass r.,
Hampton near IN shore and at A. double McnuS Point,
oye 70 aud ised for hour. bore away for Plumb; Isl
and for furthcr shrg and then made for Seu London
r. Vs. passed the United States Fort New London-ren
al paden on tlc Qualifications gun three
CHEERS stopped at New London hours. MANY OF the
party wen M TO town, and ciizens called on
nemA great deal of beauynoiice h the Younger portion
81 or party. among =. L. female O'Clock left
New Lononwtarves, and aco Mes crowded viii
spectators Returned in passing salute fort had given
nat our ar'Vaaer dinner, Master Geo T. Smith in Gre
h costume, recited from Temporary stage AleSandc
rest conceptions Just, attitudes graceful and rlocuon
me and astonishing for boy If only rne wears of age8
of the deck and IN discussing the prnyiey of ;ting c
Haven on the other The pilots fearing that with so heavy
SNIP tey could not reach the wharf New IIavcnhc
'nh.ihuu her way tor New York. Hove for part Of
right ~ the Seund--cnmpsny entertained with volunteer
SONGS Ivy number of gentlemen, accor. panied by Mr. lIo
fats fine ClGrionct. - 49,
1tcpst 1iiAfcr breakfast were favored i'm rrcita,ions
Nv Master smith, and various fnc Mrs the band and nj
nan past n. NJ after going pcarly 500 mles-havng had
sickncss-ecod conparv-gooG cheer-fne weather npJ
h?eT,ng atn''ons we arrive' again in New York satisfied
Win the perfect safety OF the ship almost anv voyarc
and happy 20 acknowledge indebtedness 10 the captain
owner, and pilots, who supein,ended the VOYAGE.
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v lhui ,laAi Superior Court Chanoery holden at
June 1877 WV ' "'' VI
Marcus Arclius Harris, infant, by VIM A. Turpn his
Guardian and next frcnd, Vim. Logon and Fyelinn HE
WIFE formerly Evena Harris, VIM. Dently ard Lucy his
wiz, it,, Plaintiff,
William Saunders and Sarah his wife Egert Harris Ma
~ Ann Harris widow Of WiLcn Harris decd and en;air
r. w Harris and Mary T. NJ. Harris infant children Of ,b
said Won Harris decd George Rogers ador Of The enid
Wilson Harris decd, and Iotn Depp ain,or with The will
annexed Of Benjamin Harris decd, JJsE,do,,,
Iu cause came this day t. be- further heard ON the ,
pers formerly read, and the reports the made
IN pursuance OF the nterlocuory order " 8tl Of March
I ard was argued by counelon consideration whereof
the court doth commit the said reports 10 one OF te com
msa0ners for him to consider and report thcreatpon
Acory-fcste, W. ". HENfNG, G. q.
Commissioners OGSee, Richmond an mo- (JpIa 10 1921
The parties interested desired TO notice Thai have
appointed the 9Th day Of the oh month (September neTt IN
commence the examination Of the reports directed In The
foregoing dccrcia order Of the which day. At nine
O'Clock W. thcy required attend at nv Office in This
city with the necessary documents enable me 10 report
mvI,up"n' AMOS LADD, NJ &.
July To- -xvQtv
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Un,ied Sicfes Court Fyol c;rc,,,o,,,, -:

Cn'ied Siafes Court, Fiji Crcuiiand Tireinio
~.., District, june Is, 1921.
AMES SCOTT executor of John Leslie, deceased.o
1yn;a', imam S'e"aft Plaintiff,
Archibald Robertson and William Black, jun SURVIVING
executors oil William Brown deceased, and others, =
Aud "I'""iS' O
isaoeia ack late the wife of Agncw Black the elder
John Wallace and Marion his wife William Rope and =
sarah his wife, William Black jun. and Agpew BLACK q
the Younger and Walter Dun, executor OF John Gra- :;
ham, deceased, Pia;ntifs =
Against "US' -
James scott executor Of John Leslie, deceased and
ahurew Leslie and Jane Leslie deyisees of the said
~ "e' uceeasc", Dcftndants
EXTRACT FROM THE DECREE.
Anu the Court doth further direct that one of The rom
40 stale an account Of estate of he nii
JONI Lese, real and personal, report same TO the
Win any matters specially stated, pertinent
os nse, orrequrcd by the parties be stned-and do
wu uebts are due by the said And 10
pe % !" ascertain the that he do tw ice
Weh or hree months successfully or more OF the
newspapers printed in the city Richmond for creditors TO
come in and prove their claims before him.
copy-Teste, RID. JEFFRIES Clerk
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
-, Richmond 7th Monfk (.Juiu) 17th, 1921 I
Inc parties interested desired take notice. that
nave appointed the nth day OF October commence
e accounts directed in the foregoing court o
when said day. nj O'Clock A. NJ they are required 10 attend
al my Office in this city, with The necessary documents an
inc creditors of John Leslie required and
proveiher claims before Office within three
from the date hereof. :
July IA. 2o--e6t AMOS IADD mr. r.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFIcE,

Iunc) y
PURSUANT TO the aoregong order of the Court NOTfC r
- hiEDf GIVEN To all persons ha, ing claims acainsl
e ~ oncrt Craig, or his estate in and prove
same before me, nj office, in this city, within three
months from the date hereof that they may he reported
W , .ne court AMOS LApD, NJ. {.
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VApIFTrIc .

-'''A'% no
Ne'~Ihese are the Tarest and hitherto the
"rarcft 81 9 artificial stones NJ Douslt-Wieand, jew
o FaTiS' mas discovered method Of making with the
Ecai'st case excellent limitations by fng five
stT7fS md one Croes Of oyd of manganese.
f1fIt snow asccrtancd that one and the same comet
turned 20 our system in 1896 l7s5 1876 and isi8Io
~ pa' ihat II never ranges beyond the orbit Jupiter
f"oT period oil little rnnre than ~ wears, and It's
a7ancc from the sun, which is much greater than twice
lii on ile carih connect in particular with
'i par ~ me srstem in which placcd
grasses ne oTi'' Of the earth than sixty the
4o-orng % TIC calculation OILERS of Bremen after
7 OF $4,000 years. comet win approach the earth in
pptoIch 20 the distance of 1900 geographical miles and
&c attraction eqnnls th1 OF Che earth waters
Gear WI Pc eesa;ed 1900 feet and second
f' her LSOOOrNO years, II will clash with tle earth.
"a. yaSee II So"ndTie following curious and highly
rat TACT connected with the phy sology Of the car
ifeiy been published by Mr Swan cr Lincoln when the
r soGppe, ara watch Is brought in contact with any
f OF INC "e' nce teeth or neck IL stick water, &c.
~ nicrposcd between Of these parts the watch the
sonnd viii be heard rs we'll when the open.
@ t provision Of nature has been useful 10 dcafpcnpe
VIC lohowin2 case which be found in Ilacrs Prrlec
lionrs tcadcmiea. will prove -" Musicus f in c
noro iactns sraser prchcndcbat vcsbuun mordcus ef
'uIn omnion chelyn exortr, pulsabat!1
attended 70 by the faculty, aided bv
increase The eject Of sound would be found consdcr
bnt it should be observed that where the disease Is in die
nerve. no good can be derived from IL.
We coIehu' ei, 7,si dissiB'atat nefsm
Marc oohori Daenf etviirni
Dic,f Tber, Riofarjgue pofor
20 sung Horace ant thought he had exhausted all geo.
he lived IN OR day he mir, have added to his st f river
The Wolga and the Don, the chesapeake aud the Oronoko
gnd TO his list N languages the Russian and the German lie
Spanish, the Frnch the English, with long It fyn
nn Yet after ~, he would have stumbled on The sin
n'r honor which his works have received and which
Is our duty 10 record. NJ Bcnedcl sehot, auc counsellor
m nc Grand Duke of Darustad has translated the Odcs Of
orace into the Hbrcp language and proposes ~ publish
mem under the tito of Jgroth Horass Those pboorsfs
VINO have Inspected The copy sneak If Il with appiaue but
Whi9ert VIII be equal superior Asaph the SER and
David the ling, cur dcponent sayc1 The curious work
WI" DC published by te book seller Lucius Brunsv ck
r
w certify that We this day attended al an examination
w Of Mrs Taylor's Seminary of youyr Is,i;ss in ,J
't end lake great pcasure IN bcarpo testimony TO the
feai proficiency of the scholars in every dersrfont ~
srnng n which they turned their afcnt ,cltd;o
STORY Geography, Artbmetic and Encitsh Grammar
Richard &. MOORE
JOHN BUCHANAN,
JOHN D. BLAIR,
euSNSh S--wS~ REITcNiR AND0LPn.
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NlhGlNiA; ~ Superior Court OF Chancery holden Al
The Capoin the city OF Richmond the 9Th June 82i
''ih pen'iy ana his wife, Piaintifs
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Iireiiu IIniinrs XlIrlt,.lI


p ANYWAY from the subscriber on the 29t OF MAY I,st
AZ negro woman by ;ac name of AGGY. She is dar,
hahtto nlou; thirty years old between four feet cIey,
inches and II, feet nigh nfa stout strong fnrm-Ths womnn
eit the subscriber IN he lon OF April and was apprc
end N ug'st iS county of Luncnburg and neigh
"rho Oi Mr. john Porey, having remained out between
SIX ana sever Years during which time she had according IN
report three children o which only with her aftbe
Time OF her apprehension When Agey taken in Luncn
burg she was Brown generally by the FREE NJ RY
or MdHF JEFFERSOT. During the timc OF her asance
she became acquainted in the of cckenrt- bnyipg
iVed IN The family of Mr.. Joel Watkins Ic late clerk OF
' couY) Tor nearly tw" years II is quite probable she
IS iso acquainted in the counties Prince
WY and Iinax, having been cling in wagons in
dihercnt directions several times during her former absence
The subscriber docs not doubt she will again pass as free
pers"n and that she will other name rs She is so
well known bv that OF Mary Jefferson. II is probable she
wi md bute difficulty in obtaining pnss in this
during The last year. i
The subscriber will pay the above twenty dollars
10 any person who will deliver the said Aggv TO him i'm
Charlotte county, To person who secure her in
Jail and give him information of the fact.
The subscriber viii add that Aepy talks rrcot ,ca
remarkably fast and that all occasions claims the uri
viegc Of the last word. COLLIN EEIl11nNIT
Charlotte County. June ~. It-Nv1cyf
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Vh.iNIA In HALIFAX county court, 25lh oIay OF June 1921
Moses Claybrook PiafntiG1

against
cnYproa tn5oo", nien CIaybr9ox Polly In Chner.
Claybrook, D,CaJ,nt.
The defendant Allen Caybrooh not having entered III. an
perancc anil given security according 10 The ACT Of
nd ic rules ofs and tappcaring to the court ,ba,
ne sud defendant Allen Claybrook not an inhnb,n n,
nus Of the plairtilv his counscl
Odsrd That the said defendant Allen Cayrook do nnear
mere or the fourth Monday 10 August next and answer The
bI o the plaintiff and that copy order be forth
with inserted in Of the newspapers published in The
cay o Hichmond, for eight weeks ccessvev and po,tcd
AZ the front door of the courthouse of this county.
copy-Tcste, MICHAEL ROBERTS, D.C.U.C.
JNN = yp,yA
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In Chancery.- Charlotte Court, 6 june. 1897.
"h-h l. Daniei, RI g1ilE defendant Brown no, hny-
c, against n ing entered his appearance ar-
Clement Brown and coring the acI of Assembly and
nrs,Sc'eureen DJtS. The rules of this court and il an
ag 10 the satisfaction of the that he is not an N
OF ths state on the motion Of The plaintiff by his
COUNSEL ~ IS Ordtref, That 5he defendant Rroy do an,
mere ON ,c frs Monday in September next and enter
Ms and answer the plaintiffs BILL and give Sc
curry or performing the decree of the court and tbot
copy OF ms order be inserted in the Richmond Erguirer
o :Grcesyeiy and posted the door Of the
july ~ y - e. S-', -. - -
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ow laian County Court, June the twenty first IsI
I'M Street py,;.,:n, 'i's'' 1o~i

q john Street, PL1i.,;9. ' "
<igGinss r. or,
David Street, D,rnJ,,, ~ ~""'''e'y-
ms day came the plaintiff by Fo-Scc Fsor;ro nc
attorney, and filed his bill against the dece,,n, ,nS y,
eanng the court by satisfactory that the dccep
cant IS not an nhaban of this STATE on the motion of rio
parii by his said attorney, il is iecrcel and orerel Inv ~
nnr mat the sid defendant do appear ON or before Inc
uhn ihsday IN September next and answer the bill aorS.
sai anu gave security for performing such decree ms The
court may make herein and that COPY of This order no
inserted IN some newspaper published in the civ of
,ehm"n, ana continued for months ami
another copy he posted up door of the
" t ,y ON TWO successive days pre-, iois to the
said third Thursday in September NEXT - vac
copy-Teste. VIM s. DANCE n
july II. 49, o. D!i oi,O.
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ihohas Underwood only acting executor Of John Harris
oecH homns finscy sheriircf the county of Hanover
10 whom the estate of Daniel Harris dec hath been comn
,sd Tor administration, William Burton son of Thomas Mil
~, i ~, c a,'. " im n,n ~ W rem, Dcfcndoats
Inc defendant Thomas Underwood who IS out of this conn
try, AMI against whom the plaintiffs appear to have proceed
90 INC mpde prescribed hy law against absent defendants
uli TO appear and answer motion OF plaintiffs
ny counsel the court doth take their bill for confessed ~ 40
ma acehdnt-and the cause coming heard ON the
~ '. answer OF Tie defendant Thomas Tins!ey and also
t" other defendants the oycr taking The b; f
confessed ag"int them, which appears duly executed
aueNhihts, was argued ny counsel: On ar
o the court Goth ORDER that the defendant Thomas finder
won dn render Of the of his tentor c,
commissioners Of Tie court who directed 10 exn,u;re
s'ac ana settle The same and make report thereof 10 The
court VAN any matter specially deemed peruent m
himself or which NAV he required by the parties TO I've 20
stated Acopy--IcSic, WAN. W. HENINti C. O., :
-, ConmissoR,rs Office, Rclmon5. .T.lg IS 1921.
~" parties concerned lake notice ila, have nnnoin
e nc gag, day OF September next FOR the above or
c' mo cci NJ which time they requested TO attend AZ
NY once WIN ihcir papers and for exampn-
non. WIN. MACKENZIE, NJ. c.
'''N - 2C-l6t
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-, lopl!fl'.'oneys OVife, Richriond Aue7 III 1e2I
nc parties interested viii please take notice tbot have
aPPnIe the Zl day OF September next TO commence t6
accounts directed i the annexed order of court on Sh
ny :. ooclock A. NJ they arc desired attend NJ INV o.c,
animation and settlement. IT. nsIxtWy y, WI OK
August H. D 90 En- , NJ "
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United States Court, Fifth Crcuif and Virgi,1l

DistT1c--J,ene I'm. 1921.
'hoMAS CRAIG, George rutherford, Robert MONTH -
gomerie, Robert Spier, Robert Fauld, Alexander
dgainst
james Scott executor Of John Leslie, deceased who
others, J)et;,5c2,s' 81
Extract from Ire decree Of the Court.
Aho 'he said commissioner Amos Ladd is ordered u
,"ke ana report 10 the court of debts if
sun que rom the said Robert Craig his estate;
oc nm 10 ascertain the same he is directed advefssr
.we week for three months succcsSye,y credito, Tea
come III anu prove their claims before him.h *fkS
Il copy-Teste, X. JEFFRIES, Clerk
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lhuiSIA; AZ Superior COuri Chancory holden Al
the capitol i'll the city of Richmond the fourth ,lay ~
juno; ono thousand eight hundred and twenty-onc-
11hh robertson, Esq. Attorney General Of the common
s o. sirlii successor of Philip " Nicholas Esq late
jcssn., '''' Ptairt1,
Benjamin Anderson adm'or of James Brvdep. dcce,sc,
The b;u :, .,: DEFENDANT.
I, N ms cnuse, being exhibited for the purpose OF
recovering the rcsidum of The personal estate oT ir,
s nrEe, late OF the county Of Goochand, native Of
oCoud"u on the ground that there no prrrn entitled Ga
take such resduIm under the laws of this
Icgs inc distribution Of ntesates estates aud thai The
NSteu III the Commonwealth for the benefit of no
Lueiay fund motion of the Attorney General the roTt
"pl o!ucr Tint publication be made three months
sNt, w lhe ft'fhi"ond Enqit and National JnfeLg1nce
Itilhs ai persons claiming interest In the personal
ce 81 the said Doctor James Dryden as his distriltcs A.,
appear mere, on the FIRST day Of the next January AMI
make themselves parties defendants 10 the snid snit ana
Iulr IT, '" W. hn 20 NM, G. c.
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" lmGlNIt; AZ superior Court of CIIanccTy 1oJa,, =.
uary, 1917. '"e ~''h ufy Oh IAN
against 'NMW,
'urse hichardson and Samuel Riohardson adminis,,,
VI SSuel kichardSOn, surviving exor Of Turner Rici
Hu-oh John Allen Richardson ex'or of John Ricbarso
son ana legatee of Turner Richardson trr and Ior,
cnaraSon and Nathaniel Richarson adm'ors nj Tsrnsr
sou and legaee of the said Turner Rjcbar,so,,
re-. EIIapeh Ellis daughter legaee of the sn;d
hlcnnrs0n dec David Hunt and Ann his wife for
aIE ann richardson also daughter Of the said Turner
'..usoh MARTHA Whock daughter and lepaee Of The
% iuner John Carter, administrator of Retecca Carrier
@nch slid kebecca daughter and leraee Of The
M tna,;o , ~ ~, 'l'usu N occ' DtfcndGnfs.
.na he report made in this the exceptions
o DC recomnittedoa commissioner Of the court for hin,
70 CONSIDER and report tere9pon In doing which the demo
sh9n ordered not to be read by the decree of The court of
~ Is 10 he excluded, and that in addition TO the ecco,,
10 ne taken by the order Of fourteenth dsv f
as ue commissioner who may perform these orders
o state ana report TO the an account of the ap,;
aton OF John Richardson dec on The estate Of Turner
,c!,asnn zee with any matters specially stated deemed
TO be so stated. 'l' " u'e parties
cOpy-Teste w W ItrErNo. r. n
~ CoTintsstoners OQire. Richmond, Aus7sf 1sf 1s5I
inc parties interested will please take notice tbof bs
appointed the 2istd day ofSeptember next TO commence ~
r fel in Tho
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WE certify at This day attended al an examination
" OF Mrs Taylor's Seminary n Youue Ladies' In This
t'y and take great pleasure IN bearpo testimony 10 the
ea proheicncy of the scholars in every ,erartont az
ng " which they have turned their attention. including
history Typography, Arithmetic and Engsh Grsnmsr.
LII.
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ABSCONDED-

A NDREW, n shoemaker and bootmakcr by trade. the
property OF the subscriber, abscone Goth of
March last lie is about 80 old feet inches high
thereabou of very complexion almost black he is
very atu and OF quick speech when spoken rather bulky
and square about the shoulders expect lac is lurking
Tappahannock other in this state or he may
have gone TO Maryland Whoever will apprehend
cure the said fellow in JAIL get him a.in shall
receive 2O doarsor go dollars if delivered, 10 me al NV
bousc in the county of King Queen, Dunkrk Va
All masters OF vessels and Others arc from en-,
ploying him taking hiln board.
Sent. 3D. ii-3t SAAIiL q FAUNTIFRoV
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[From EnIfelu.s Po,n...1

from B"JoiI'S PoCne.l
\ TuE cCsfoM Of PLANTING FLOWERS I
GRAVES OF DEPARTED FRIENDS
To 'Scape from chill Misiortune's gloom,
From pal,ied Age, aud joyles. years,
To sleep, where fcwrets round us bloom,
Can sucha fate deserve our tears
Since in the tomb, our cares, our woes,
Ia dark Oblivion buried lie,
Why paint that scene of cain, rcposp
In figures painful Ia the eye.
The wiser Greeks, with chaste DESIGN.
PodrtTnsed nymph in airy flight,
Shn, hovcring DER the marble shrine
Hcrereda iaper's trembling light.
To dic---what is in death 10 fear?
Twill IecOnpOSe my lileicSS frame!
power, unSeen, still watches near
To light IL with parer lame:
.fud when anew, that hame shall bur,.
Perhaps, the dust that lies en,hrined
May wise n wOodbine Ger the urn,
With 'er's''nt ,endrils round il twiped.
How must the anxious bosom beat,
ilat sighs mt Deaths rcsistlc>s power,
A.iaithlul friend again To meet,
tresh blooming in spotless flower.
IL sure would thrill the lovers heart,
When kneeling ON his fair ones crave
To feel the lily's breath input
The raptured Kiss his Myra gave,
The love that in thy bosom plows.
Wili live, when shall long be dead,
AMI happy, tmge some budding rose,
That bushes DER my grassy bed
thou, "ho hast 50 long been dear
When | cease To smile ON thee
l know thai thou wilt linger near
W Ith pensi'e soul to Sigh Tor me.
Yes, Laara, coEe aud with thee bring
To Soothe my shade yonns Ilowr,.ts fair:
oiNc Them around my grave 10 spring,
-And watch them With lovers care:
Thy gentle hand will ~ pets b..iox
fri,nscendiug Eden's boosted bloom
Each flower with brighter tiuis shall olox
Whea Love and Beauty seek my tomb
aud when the rose-bud's gentle breath
WIN virgin fragrance seems the air,
i.nnSiae me released from Death.
-And all IN! soul sill towering there
Inhale the dewy sweets az morn
Fur they 10 thee shall tr,nisnori rive.
Thus Edscias love on udnnr, borne.
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