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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-05-23

A II rules held in the clerks Office of the
"A county court of Buckingham, for the
month OF March, 1923.
Philip H. Vest and William Vest, also, Sal
y Polly, John +. Levi G. and Betsey g. Vest,
which said Sally. Polly, John f. Levi G. and
Betsey o. Vest, are ihtHnts, and sue by John
Vest, their father and next friend, pitts
against
Charles CARROT, administrator with the will
annexed Of John Gibson, decd, Sally Gibson,
widow of the said deceased, William Gibson,
Phebe Perkins, Thomas Molloy and Sally MS
wife, William Denny and Nancy his wife, John
Gibson, Levi Gibson, Read Gibson, Roland
Spouse and Patsy his wife, aud liza Spouse,
infant child of Polly Spouse, decd, VINO vas
formerly Polly Gibson, defendants.
IN CH.4.fCERY
The defendants John Gibson, and Rend Glib
son not having entered their appearance, and
gwen security according to the act OF assem-
bly, and the rules of this court, and il appear
ing by satisfactory evidence that they are not
inhabitants of this state, on the motion oi tha
plaintiffs by counsel, II is ordered, that the sa'u
defendants John and Read Gibson do apE'rh'
here at June court next, and answer the pau
THIS bill, and that n copy OF this order fe
forthwith inserted in the Nirginian fer Two
months successively, and that another cois
thereof be posted at the front door oil L
courthouse of this county.
ACopy.
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Real & Personal Estate.

10y virtue of trust deed executed by
ID John NJ. Gordon and his WIFE, bearing
date on the 18th day of April, 1919, and recor.
ded in the bustings court OF Lynehburg, and
county court Of Campbell, for certain purposes
therein mentioned, we shall, according to the
conditions expressed in the said trust deed,
sell to the highest bidder, for ready money,
before the door OF the Franklin Hotel, in the
town of Lynchburg, on the 18th day OF May
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HAKEN up by Lewis Dawson, in Am

IAKEN up by Lewis Dawson, in Am
herst county seven miles from Lynch
burg pale red COW, eight or nine years old,
white on her belly, right flank, hind legs, aud
end OF her tail, also With some white spots on
her fore legs just above the hooks, marked
with slit in the right ear, aud crop and
nnaerkeel 10 the left, appraised Mt ten dollars
Given under our hands this nth day of Fe
brudfy 1923.
ERURT BELL,
AMBROSE BINFORD,
WILLIS NJ REYNOLDS.
Amherst county 10 vit
The above appraisers we're duly qualified
before mr., a justice of the pence for said
county the 18th February 1923
NELSON G. DAWSON.
q Copy Teste, A. 2. DAVIES &C.
Maya 1t.
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University Lottery, I'd class.

Price Of TICKETS Sl0e-Shdrest IN proportion.
The scheme OF the 9th class of the Wash
ington Monument Lottetyis nearly the same
the last. The same capital aud the tickets
consists in the distribution OF the capital into
prizes
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The following Slaves

TO wit Charlotte, Jenny, Pleasant a..
Miliey, Harry, Jerry, (son of Jerry Mar rH'''
Sarah, Bridget, Haza, Edmund, Nelson io'
dan, Willis, Jim, Judith Maria, BiIly Ra 'ol-
John, Burton, Mary, William, Zackey' JIs nS'
Edgar, Suckey, Gill, Emanuel, Reuben 1Ioys
key, Charles, Lewis, Guy, Abram. Jo. i'uos
Doll, Lucy, Mary and Eliza, together WIN ,n'
increase Of the female slaves, if anv -, u we
one mahogany bedstead, bed, matrass and fn,''
niture, one mahogany dining table and SD,
board, three bedsteads and beds, two ma,rasae.
and furniture, III chairs and se,tee of same co'
Tor, one black-wanut book case, one dozen "a
bic spoons aud sixteen tea spoons, one ladIe
(all OF silver enc dozen large and one do7en
small white handled knives and forks. ONE Lsis
dozen green handled knives and forks anS
enc half dozen buck horn handled kui, % AMI
forks, one mahogany clothes press and chess of
drawers, with their contents, CONSISTING of
glass aud China ware, blankets, sheets ami
couhterpanes, one easy chair, one riding car
riage and two soTcel horses, two mares, one
bay colt, one mthe, one sorrel aud one hnv-
horse, 81 head oil hogs, 81 head of sheepand n
head of cattle The sale will commence n,
the first and be adjourned to the second de.
scribed tract of land
GEO. B. WoODsON, L.D.C.C.
May 9. wtds II
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New and Valuable Medicine.

YsHIS new aud elegant Balsam bids FIJI
j. TO stand unriyalled i'm lis merits, for Con-
SYMPTOMS and Coughs, and we boldly venture
10 assert that no Medicine has ever gained so
much credit in so short time as this compo
s.i0n. Scarcely a case occurs but may I've
relieved by the timely use of il, many having
lately used it in seated Consumptons with the
mos surprising success, who were given up
by tire most stilfnl physicians in the country.
Many certificates OF its efficacy accompany
each bottle.
hereby certify TIM; my wife has for some
time past beentroubled with a violent Cough,
aud has been in a very delicate health, aud
after having tried many different things With
out getting relief, bought for her bottle of
DR.. MeIen's Cough Drops, from the use of
which very short time she found great relief,
ahd her Cough hes entirely LETT her, aud she
has regained her strength.
JOHN W. JENKINS.
Hudson, l2h Month Goth, 1919.
Affirmed before me, JOSEPH ID. MCNEIL,
Recorder Of The city of Hudson.
To the afflicted whom this may conceru-I,
Rosanna Barton, DO certify that took a vic
lent cold III the latter part of the year 1918
which created a violent Cough and difficulty
OF breathing, which WIS very distressing till
procured bottle OF Doctor Meiien's Cough
Drops, and by taking few doses Of the said
drops, was entirely curedof my Cough and
pain in my side. ROSANNA BARTON,
Wife OF Mr.. Joseph Barton.
Hudson, 12th Month l3th, 1919.
This is to certify that in June 1928 | was
seized with very distressing Cough, pain in
my side, great weakness Of the letgs, and il
continued until July 1919, which centred me
TO the house and part of the time to my bed.
had tried every thing as I thought but all in
vain, | was Mt last induced TO make trial of
DIR. Melen's Couga Drops, which gave me i'm
mediate relief, Increased my strength, and re-
stored my former sleep. can with tire great
est confidence recommend them TO aIi1hat are
afflicted wifi those complaints, as n very valu-
able medicine NANCY BOURNE.
Hudson, Coiirnbia ety. ". Y.Dec 81, 1919.
FOR SALE BY
Dir. 1. HUMPHREYS, Lynchburg.
March IL lom
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CIRCULAR.

SIR-The Society lin this city, for the
~ Dissemination Of The Hearenly Doctrines
Of the .NEW-JERUS.4LEIf, as contained in NE
Theological Hraiags Of Baron EnANUEL SwE-
pESBoRG, contemplate publishing New
Monthly MAGAZINE, devoteG exclusively To
the interests of the .Ncw Church in the United
States to be entitled
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-05-23

O.. More Prompt Payment at .alea's ~
NO. Ia, loo, which drew the great CAPT.
IN tai prize Of 1Henty Thousand Doiiars
ia tire Mary land State Lottery, was presented
by The fortunate holder AT Aliens, and he re
ceived the cash at sight yesterday morning in
Specie.
S. u NJ. Allen & Co. had the pleasure of or
dering and paying in the same Lottery No.
1858, n prize of Ten Thousand Dollars, at
sight--aIso No 390S, prize OF Oae Thousand
Dollars. Such prompt payment ought to be a
much greater indncement for adventures to
leave or send then orders directed to the tru.
~ fortunate Office of
S a. Nj. ALIEN x CO
No. 75g .Hdin-Sirtet, Riehmond,
where. they will always meet with due atten.
ton, and any Information given with pleasure
II S. Il. NJ Allen g. Co: pledge Themselves
that all prizes in the Washington Monument
Lottery aud in the Maryland State Lottery
If ordered by them, shall meet with the same
prompt payment ms the abose numbers did
No. 759-Si00 600
Richmond. April IL. is IS
o. The liberal terms on which the
Messrs. Aliens paid the $4,000 prize,
drawn by Mr. G.. l.. Dibrell, as soon as the
ticket was presented, enttlc them TO Gre
dit and encouragement.
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Maryland State lottery ,
NO. u.
10000 DoLLARs-HIGHEsT PRIZE.
SCIIi.NE

$4,000 Tickets nj 10 deflars, S2b0,00o-
The prizes only to be dra.sn, by which ar
rangemem the scheme viii be completed in
TWENTY BhaWLvGS.---One prize OF 5000
dollars will be deposited IN the wheel after
the fourth drawing. One prize of 10000
after the twelfth drawing the 10000 after
The fifteenth, and the 600, 900 prize will be
deposited in the wheel on the nineteenth
drawing.
Prizes subject TO deduction u fifteen per
cent payable sixty days after The completion
of the drawing. The other prizes to be hoat-
ing from the commencement of the drawing.
j. l. HAWKINS,
N. r. WILLIAMS, Commissioners.
]. Is. HNGG0LD,
All orders for tickets if left or directed to The
Lucky Gllice of
$. a.. NJ. ALLEN & co.
no. 759, .Uhrkh 81. Rchmo'id,
viii be Only attended to, aud any information
given with pleasure.
Whole Tickets Sl2 Quarters 90
Halves u Eighflm | SD
II The CASH will be paid at sight for all
prizes ordered by ALIENS Il co.
April Is. 6t "a
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Negvoes for Sale.

HAVE parcel OF likely NEGROES,
4 wh'ch viii be sold low for cash--or on
reasonable terms or or IL months credit
JOSEPH ECHOLS.
Hafeh &c WITS 81
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'" '"HII'J'
ROCK LANDING. NC.
Office orthe Roanoke .Nartrat;on Co,n,

Z ~.
" Resoiced, That the stockholders in the
Roanoke Navigation Company, are hereby
requested to pay TO the Treasurer, at Halifax
N. c. on the 10th February next, ten dollars
on each share, by them respectively held, in
addition to the 10 per cent. payable hereto
tore. Il The above requiation TIE 18Th Deeon-
Der, 1919
!" Ordered, That the stockholders paw into
the Treasury on the 10th day of December
next, fifteen dollars on each share by them
held respectively, in addition 10 the install.
ment now due. - Passed 2Sth October, 1918 }
:" Resolved, That ten dollars on each share
o. stock be called in on the LIST day of Septem.
Der next. "--(Passed 25ta March, 1912
:" Ordered, That 10 per cent on each share
oil stock be paid to the Treasurer on the LIST
day OF February next, heng the 9Th reauisi.
ton.'-(Passed 2eth October, 1871
Ordered, That sae stockholders in the
noanoke Navigation Company, be, and they
are hereby required to pay into the Treasury
on the Isl day of January next, ten dollars on
each share by them respectively - Pas.
'ed 25ih October, 1920
=" Ordered, That the stockholders IN tho
Roanoke Navigation Company, be, and thev
are hereby required to pay into the Treasury
on the Isl day of February next, the sum Of
eight dollars on each share of stock held bv
ls2l.) ''''''
], ANDREW JoYNER, clerk of the Roanoke
Navigation Company, certify the foregoing 10
ne correctly copied from he records of the
said company. Given under nv hand and
seal OF Office, the goth day Of May, is2o.
"a Copy
April I. wty az
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a LOT OF I,aND.

IN said county, (meadows Of Goose creek
containing 81 acres, snug framed dwelling
house, and other buildings. shall convey
sach title only as is vested in me
LEWIS WINGFIELD.
April 70 w3w- 80
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Il 'r'vEWN AGENCY.

NARD & ATkISSON will receive
w orders for tickets in any OF the North
ern lotteries. There are al this time three
schemes in which tickets are ready ior sale
in the city OF baltimore. Tire I'd class OF the
Maryland State Lottery (the Isl just drawn
is the most splendid.
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10y virtue of a deed of trust executed to
- me by Thomas Bunting aud Ann his wife,
Tor purposes therein mentioned, bearing date
ON the 22d day of June, 1921, and recorded
an the couaiy court OF Bedford, on Saturday
the 2ath day OF May next, shah proceed TO
sell, tothe highest bidder, for ready money,
m ho
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The New JeYNsalem
MASSAN&ANN.

Eva ~ ~ kosN Oh hN ~
This work will be issued in Monthly Num-
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Dollar TO he paid on the recent of the first
number /; one Dollar at the expiration OF siy
months and enc Dollar AT the end of the
year, accompanied with the stipulated advance
for the following year, by those who wish
their subscriptions continued All rcuittdnces
and communications must he post paid.
The superintendent OF The edetcTiai and IN
geographical department being assigned TO the
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Haicyon Lumindry) all letters must be address
sed to him, at his Office, No. 2o7, William
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ly attended to-
As the first number will be issued in .M4T
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those in your neighborhood, who will become
patrons OF the work, and inform me of the
same with aif convenient speed.
The printing of the apocalypse Explained
will be commenced at the same time eight
yer Of each number of the " Missionary cal
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remain, Sir, with respect and affection,
Your Brother in the New Church
SAMUEL WOODWORTU.
.Ns,o York, February l5 1923.
Subscriptions to the above work will he re
received at the office of the Tiirgi1tida, at the
Book Stores of Echols & North, and Hector
Atkisson, Lyuchburg and by Dr.J. Caben,
Bedford March 81 WITS 80
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Real Il Personal Estate.
TO WIT

TO WIT -:
one half acre Lot in the town Of Lynchb,fTe,
No l3, and one half acre Lot adjoining Nc.
ID, on the n. T.. side thereof, and which two
Lots comprehend the ground and premises
now the residence OF the said John NJ Gordon.
One Lot containing 9th of an acre, on Fed
eral Hill, with a two story framed house
thereon, now the residence of Mr. David
Rhodes--S24 feet OF ground on Diamond Hill,
on I'd street, runningback TO Ist street, 264
feet, being the same ground pur chased OF Mr.
Samuel >nthony, d 4 feet of ground on S. "
side Of I'd street, Purchased OF Williams, run
ming baek 1872 teet-2e5 ceres of Land in
Campbell county, on the waters of Stanton,
purchased ofWm. Harris--AH OF the suid Cor
dons interest in i29 acres of Land, near
Campbell court hoGse, purchased of james
Benagh as trustee Also,
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One certain tract or par
ceA OF land,

lying IN the county Of Amherst, called IaSr
VILE, containing $50 acres, DE the . M
more or less and adjoining the lands Of I aals
Powell, - Rivers, Nancy She'll s'nles
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One other Tract Of land

lying in the said county of Amherst. co.,.I,
ing 8l1 acres, lbe the same more or ,cSs p'aiu
adjoining the lands OF Lindsay Coleman p pn
Franklin, deed, aud Nancy Sbields sas.
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Maryland State Lottery, No. 2.
SCHEME

Price Of Tickets, gl2--hare; in proportion.
The I'd class OF the University Lottery pre-
sents the following scheme which as il con
tains nearlysas many prizes as blanks, will b,
considered the most safe
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MaRSHaA,S SAM

IL nsoANf to decree of thu. s,,,...;
court OF ehaacery for the Lynella,r. .ief
trire, pronounced ON the 18Th dn, us
ie22, between Thomas Crews. " iils,a way,
die, Nancy McCredie and Betsy Br,e;. Or!
,ns and William Long and Bet. hi. f 10.
John Ellis, Richard Ellis, Thomas AiJ. ""t,
ceorge Myers, James S. Pendleton. W,feest,
Mann and John Myers 4 CO. defendant ''' %,
undersigned, marshal of the said court ,..a tue
wednesday the lliIl day of June, le2a "a, On
eeed 10 sell, by way oil public auction = pro- pro-
n'shes, bidder, toreash the following real s wa
personal property, To Wit soi ana
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Notice is hereby given.

Two the stockholders in the Roanoke
Il Navigation Company, that at the various
meetings of the President and Directors of
said company, the following acquisitions were
made Oh said stockholders, rs set forth in the
sahJoined authentic Statement, and with which
all delinquent stockholders are earnestly re.
qnested 10 comply
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'Ehe following Negroes,

to wit Prank, Fanny, Martha, Cornelius,
Frank, Ia boy Washington and James Thoi
ti,le TO the above property is believed TO be
good ; but acting as trustees, we shall convey
such as is vested III US and none other.
GEORGE CABELL,
THOS {HGGlNBOTHAM, ; Trustees.
. WILLIAM NORVELL,
The parties for whose beneftthe above pro.
perty is to be sold, consent to The sale taking
place on credit of Il, Il and ls months, up
on the purchaser giving negotiable notes, pay
able at either Of the Banks in Lynchburg, and
4 deed ottrustHpon the property to secure the
payment. G. c.
l. II,
W. n.
April II wtds 80
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-05-23
A hint to borrowers Of Newspapers.

ne practice OF borrowing newspapers, says the
Baltimore Federal Gazette, so very annoying SUBJ
scrDers, and OF course TO printers has lately ncreas
ed to such degree as to be productive of serious
injury, and to require that some efficient means
should be used, it practicable, to put stop to it..
Several recent instances have occurred Zone yester-
day. OF subscribers to this Gazette ordering their
papers to be stopped, for the sole purpose OF being
relieved from the daily annoyance of borrowers who
are more curious than liberal.
To those persons who have so little regard for
propriety as TO continue the practice after this no.
tce OF the injury which it causes, we shall not feel
ourselves bound 70 preserve any orbearance, and we
suggest 1t to our brethren of the type, as proper
rule OF proceeding in which we should all unite-to
procure and publish " list of borrowers of newspa-
pers, who never contribute any thing the support
of the publishers"
The Albany Microscope says, " We have a large
list OF very profitable BORROWERS, respectable 10
point OF numbers, if not otherwise" Many other
papers have made honorable mention, of this com
mendaole and economical mode OF cheap reading
We also have just cause of complaint on this sub
Ject. One of our country subscribers informed US
few weeks since that he had thought of dscontin-
ofits use by several of his neghbors who in the
constant habit of borrowing it. We have taker
measures TO procure, and have the PROMISE of being
furnished with list of the names of those high
minded patrons of newspapers, which, should they
continue the practice they may rest assured shall il
due time be published at full length.
| St Ed. Watchman
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ZOE. Ill.
The fotlo,oing is an eetruct from the Emperor
Of Germuny's prayer book.

The fotlowing is an ertract from til. Emperor
'ef Germnny's prayer book.
y thou eternal, incomprcbensihle Being. who
arr the foundation OF mercy. and sou &C OF loves
Thy sun lights equally the christian and the athe-
Isl thy showers nourish equally the fields of the
oeevef and inhdel the seed OF virtue is lound even
IN the heart OF the impious. and the hereto from
ms learn, therefore, that diversity OF opnonss
does not prevent Thee from being a bouatiful Fa-
thcr to all mankind. Shall J., then, thy feeble
creature be less indulge mt !-Shall not permit my
subjects to adore Thee in whatever manner they
please Shall prosecute those who differ from me
In point OF thinking Shall l spread my religion
with my sword! thou, whose mighty power and
lneable love iInbower the universe grant that such
erroneous principles may harbor in my breast
will try to be like thee, far as human efforts can
approach INFINITE perfection. will be as indugens
as thou to all whose sentiments differ from mines
and all unnatural compulslon in point of conscience
shall be banished forever from my Kingdom
Where is the religion that does not instruct us to
love virtue, and to detest vice ?-Lct all religions
therefore be tolerated, let al mankind pay their
worship to Thee thou eternal Being, IN the manner
they think best does error In Judgment deserve
lexpulslon from society? And is force the proper
way to win the heart bring the serving mind to
true sense of religion Let the shameful chains
OF religious tyranny be parted asunder, and the sweet
bonds OF fraternal amity unite all my subjects
forever l am sensible that many difficulties will
cur IN this bold attempt and that most OF them will
| be thrown In my way BY those very persons who
| style themselves thy ministers; but may thy AL
mighty power never forsake me. o thou eternals
incomprehensble Being, ior;ity my holy resolution
with Thy love, thar may surmount every obstacle
and let The law of our Divine master, which incul-
Gates charity and patience, be always impressed ups
on my heart. Amen.
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TEN DOLLARS REIY.aRD.
Ed. Watchntan.

Deserted from the service of his the 29h of
April indented servant, named Richard Steel black
man, aged about twenty-five years. has eighteen months to
serve, formerly slave TO Thomas Read Of Newcastle, and
manumtted for term of years. lie is good farmer,
and be very agreeable when he chooses he has wife
Wilmington he stout, well made man, aboutfve
feet, eight or nine inches high had when he went
way black cloth coat, light colored pantaoons: he
remainder of his clothing cannot be described as he had
other clothes to change, with him. The above reward
will be paid delivered to his Chester Delaware
county, Pennsylvania, and all reasonable charges, by
ISAAC EYRE.
Chester, May 9th, 1928. 40-4t
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ELEGIAC STANZAS.
Chester, May 9th, 1928.


[BY THE LATE Thomas DERMoDrl
To Pleasures wilcs an easy prey,
Beneath this sod bosom lies,
Yet spare the meek offenders cays
Nor part with dry averted eyes.
o, stranger if thy hayward lot
Through Folly's needless maze was led,
Here nurse the true, the tender thought,
And fling the wild flower on his head
For he, by this cold hiIlock clad,
Where tall grass twines the pointed stone,
Each gentlest balm Of feeling had,
To sooh all sorrow but his own.
For he, by tuneful Fancy reared,
Though, ever dumb, he sleeps belowD
The stillest sigh of Anguish heard.
And gave tear for every wo:
o, place his dear harp by his side
His harp. alas his only hoard,
The fairy breeze, al even-tide,
Will, trembling, kiss each weeping chord.
Oft on yon crested cliff he Stood
When misty twilight streamed around,
To mark the slowly heavng food,
And catch the deep waves sulen sound.
Oft, when the rosy dawn was seen,
Mid blue, TO gid the blushing steep,
He marked, DER yonder margent green,
The curling cloud of fragrance sweep.
Oft did he pause the lark to hear,
With speckled wing, the skies explore;
Oft paused to sec the slow flock near:
But he shall see, OF hear no more
Then, stranger! be his foibles lost;
At such small foibles Virtue smild:
Few was their number, large their cost,
For he was Natures orphan.child.
The graceful drop Of Pity spare,
Ito him the bright drop once belonged;)
We'll well his doom deserves thy care,
Much, much he suffered, much was wronge
When taught by life its pangs TO know,
All as thou roam'sl the checquered gloom,
Bid the sweet night-bird's numbers flow,
And the last sun beam light his tomb.