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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-11-11
Notice.

DY virtue of deed Of trust executed by
ID James Wade TO the subscriber, for purpo
ses therein mentioned, bearing date the lst
day of June, 1922, and rec ded in the clerk $
office of the hastings court of Lynchburg,
shall proceed to SELL on the premises, on the
lst day of December next, if lair, if not the
next fair day,
Il certain parcel Of GROUND,
near the head of ID and Sd streets, containing
two acres, he the same, more or less, togeth-
err with al the HOUSEHOLD g. KITCHEN
FURNITURE conveyed in said deed, cousis-
ting of beds, chairs, tables, timepieoe, carpen-
tiers tools, books, &c. &c.
Acting as trustee | shall convey only such
title ms is vested in me. W. BURD.
October 81. tdsls
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Mr.. John Huntain,

FAKE NoTICE-Ihat on the fourth Sa.
J turday in November next, at my own
house, in the county OF Amherst, shall take
the dispositions of Watt Duncan, Beauford
Camden, Henry Camden and others, to be
read as evidence in the Stanton chaucery
court, in suit therein depending, in which /
am plaintiff and you and David TAYLOR are
deiendants--and on the fourth Monday in the
same month, a, the tavern of John Childcrs,
in the county OF Rockbrdge, shall take the
dispositions of Moses McCleur, Nicholas Jones
and others, TO be read as evidence in the same
suit. Your obedisnt servant,
JABEZ CAMDEN.
October % W4N ~
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y CANAAN l.OT,
T ,OMMlTTED to the jail of Amherst
Oct. l6.

4 COMMITTED to the Jail of Amherst
~ county, oil the 10Th day OF August last,
runaway slave by the name of JACOB, who
says he is the property OF Joseph IL. Travis,
OF Brunswick county, Virginia Jacob is OF
u dark complexion, o feet ] Il inches high,
small scar under his right eye, said 10 be oc
casioned iy burn, large scar on one OF his
legs, said to be occaoioned by the kick of
horse. The owner is requested to come for
ward, prove the said property, pay charge,
and take him away, otherwise he will be dj 5.
posed of as the law directs.
JOHN FRANKLIN, Jail r.
o., The Enquirer uiH insert the dbot' u; a,
unIesS countermanded, and torlpard Utetr or
count 10 this office OF 10 J. +.
October II. llu
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SUsice.

uAytsG lately ref'rued from the
Il North, ~hrrr Wa tsr the purpose
of purchasing hats, and materials ia IN,
lin.. I unw wish dD pfurn rss grateful
thanks 10 ny frienss sud thr pnlac gene
rifi,, ftr their foearr iiiierai patronage,
and At Tie sam. tune to- inform them that
~ Purchases Ia the Ne,ih, added To- my
faroief stark. viii cnahir me Ia rhrr Ia iir.
Fuhhc = very handsome assortment of hats,
Nc i,u.Hc al prisons wishing Ia pur
cha-c any thing IN my line, 10 call and ev.
a,uioe my ass"ftmeut. am determined
Ia sell Al law rash prizes. and every alter
ton wdl be gwen to rrnd"r eutire satislac-
lion. JACOB JORDAN.
Nov. 7. tets IL
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in'hip A to s4ineln,i,,, Vi range y se'I


Also, at the same time and place, vii
exposed, 10 public sale, agreeably to the pro
visions OF the fourth section of the act Iss'e
on the 24th day of April, 1870, entitled - d"
ACT making further provisions for the sale
me l'nDiic lands" such lands situate W'Ina
Tue above mentioned Townships as have u
come forfeited TO the Cnited States prior
tue LIST OF October, 1870, for ailul- 10 con
plttt the payment Milbin tLepefiod pres'i'
Inc sales will open with the lowest nun
s oereu section, tow hship, and range, an' y
eeeo IT regular numerical order. -, +.
owen under my hand, al the City OF hdS
'hston' this 18th day of August, 1923.
ny The President
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Henry Septemder CounEourt, 1923.
john thompson, tssnpt.

Hcnrp September Counsoart, 1923,
John thompson, tAsnpt.
Beverly Bawram admir-. oohn p Stegall,
dec d. William Smith aud ,ncy bis wife,
John Gennett and Elisabeths wife,
Defendants.
IN CHANCE.
The defendant, William Sth, not hnyir,
entered his appearance and en- security ne
Cordmg 10 the act OF Assent aud the rules
Of this count, and il appearing the salisfac-
ton OF the court that he is nan iuhnbitnt
of this Commonwealth, Oaotiou of the
complainant, by his attorRe u IS ordered,
thathe appear here on the send Monday in
December next and answer tcomPlninnnt's
hill, aud that copy OF thisder be forth,
with published in tire Lynourg Virginian
for eight weeks suocessvef pd Published at
the front door of the court hse OF the said
county on some court day.
A copy--TeSte
W.EBD, &C
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Notice.

/ HAVE been appointed agent TO collect
l. the debts due, and to settle the business
of the late firm OF Mckee, .beem !. Grt.nu0y,
und as am very DESTROYS OF closing the same
immediately, respectfully invite those in
debted to that firm to call at the counting
room of W Mckee y }. q Meem, and adjust
the same without delay.
JOHN 6. MEEM.
October II IL W3W
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'She ioliewiny Pvopevty.
SeSrues for Sale.


10y virtue of deed of trust executed 10
ID the subscriber by Christopher lshel, bear
lng date the 2Isi day ct April, 1923. for cerinin
purpose therein expressed, which deed Is du-
ly recorded IN the clerks office Of The county
court OF Amherst, will be sold, to the highest
bidder, for cash, on SATURDAY,, The BOD day
of h0rember merit, before the door of the
Franklin Hotel, in the town ct Lynchburg,
Vhirty.one Negroes,
or so many thereof as may be sufficient to an
swer the purposes of the deed The Negroes
are very valuable, consisting principally of
young men end women, BOYS and girls, OF ex.
cellent characters, among whom is
"A first rate HAaeksmith.
The title is believed unexceptionable but nc.
ting as trustee, oulv such title will be made ms
Is vested in me as such
CHRISTOPHER ANTHONY.
October 81. wtdsl2
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ADDITIONAL SUPPLY OF
Fresh Family Medicines,
e.Stu1s, Paints 4 Oils,

And will endeavor to render satisfaction to
all who may be pleased to favor him with
their patronage.
n. =. Phvsiciansund families may rely thai
the Strictest attention and correctness shall Ire
observed in putting up and compounding pre-
scriptiOns. No article, but OF the estquality
shall he permitted to go ont OF has store, nor
any rackase OF vial withouta printed label.
September 30. tets
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GEORGE GRAHAM

tom' of the General Land Office. ]
" PRINTERS authorized 10 publish TIE ~ a.
OIL me L States in the States OF North lSlv,
ma. south Carolina, Virginia, Ohio lnG%
,'i'no's, hentucky, Tennessee, Missouri
territory OF Arkansas, and Iiu,turs, n '"l
syivanIa, are requested 10 pebIish tht :, III
gong proclamation once p Meek vi" b.
SAFES take place, and send their aecoth' u
ceiPted) TO The Gener,c. Ignd CSse i'' =
ment.
Arg r. lpr'.'
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ice.


10 all uh0m IL may concern.
A MAN, calling himself JONES IR
"A WIN, about thirty-six years Of age, about
five feet ten inches high, aud OF dark complex
ION, supposed To have been the son of Jose,,h
irwin, and 10 hay. been born in bedford coun.
ty, III the state ot Virginia, deed in lire winter
OF the year 1919, at tire dwelling house OF J ohm
T. Moreland, in the county OF Howard, and
state OF Missouri Said Jones Irwin, at the
time OF his death Vas possessed OF a neQfe wo-
man chilled FANNY, who has stree Ind two
children, one OF which has since died. The
subscriber has been duly appointed admins
traitor OF the estate OF said Irwin, who has left
no known heirs or legal representatives.. The
value OF said Twins property
amounts to b3l doltars-and in case no heirs
or legal representatives of said deceased shall
nppear within two years from the publication
hereof The said property will BIZ sold, and the
money arising trrrefrom appropriated accor-
ding TO the Laws of the said state oil Missouri.
BENNETT CLARK, administrator
Of Jones irrin, deceased.
October "a 6wl2
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'Nhe kEN NOI Sc.

s.u.,. J HIS is large and commodious
ET building, erected by Martin Han
Hal rock, Esq. IN the upper end OF
49, Charlotte county, situated Gu the
han western road leading FROM Richmond
and Petersburg, by Prince Ed" ard aud Char
lotte court houses, to Campbell court house
and New London, &c tniles north west Oh
Charlotte court house, % miles west ofPriCce
Edwsrd court house, q miles east oil Camp
bell court house, 80 miles south EAST otLynCh-
burg, 20 miles north east OF PannilPs Ferry,
and aitiln one mile OF the said Hancock's re.
sidence---~ here the roads from each OF the
above places intersect.
lire subscriber having leased this property
for term OF years, respectfully informs his
friends and the public generally, that he will
open u house Of accommodation, on or be-.
fore the 18th November next, aud from his
strict attention AND wish TO please, he ear
nestly solicits part OF the public patronage,
VIM Al. DAVIDSON,
P. S. Gentlemen driving Pork or Beef, can
be accommodated With grain, lots, &c.
W. NJ. d,
Oct. l6. w4w II
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Not ice.

~ OtAce.
pY virtue of a deed of trust executed To
- the subscriber by John PNmplin, will be
sold, on the 2lst day OF November, TO the high
est bidder, ,or cash. on the premises, THE
FOLLOWING PROPERTY, TO wi,
u 4 2 aCNES NE i.AEH
Lying in the county of Amherst, on Fix Island
creek, to satisfy the purpose Of said deed -
The subscriber, acting as trustee only, will
hot be responsible for any other title than
.hey haze under snid deed.
JAMES PAMPLlN, If.
October "a w3wl2
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Notice.

VI'HE subscribers, as surviving executors
i OF the last will and tesSimeut, OF stephen
iiamm late OF the county ui Amherst decd.
take this mode OF informing the heirs and lie
gatees vi the said Hamm, niHny oil " nom are
the resident, oil other states, that they viii
pursuance OF the discretionary authority ,tst!
ed III them by the will OF their t.stator, offer
to public sale Oh the premises, on Thursoay
'he 20ll Nov. neat, all Tie personal estate OF
the sad iiamm, on Crodt OF II months, for
all sums over ten dollars. Those interested
are requested pnnctually 10 attend on that oC,
castor, as these proceedings are intended rs
preparatory To division OF the estate, and
payment OF the legacies, bequeathed in said
will. AS it is believed by the executors, tha.
lhe real Estate
OF their testator, is OF such vnlue, that il viii
be necessary to sell ii, in order TO make dyi
son, under the act OF assembly in such case
ulade ana provided, notice is hereby given,
that application will be made to AmhersI
county court, for authority 10 sell the same
and the presence OF the parties interested is
especially desired on this account. lie sui
scribers are ANXIOUS to close their administra
uon Oh the estate ot their t.statUr, aud there
tore request The attendance OF the parties in
teftsted, that no delay mny be mace in that ub
Jtct. JESSE BECk,
CHAo. MONDAY, 4A' -
7. 5. The terms OF the sale will be for al
sums OF $40 aud under ii, cash Tor all suns
over II IL months credit, with bond and aI-
proved security. Person. indebted 10 the es
tate, are requested TO make prompt Payment,
as longer indulgence cnnnol be given Per
sons having claims against the estate IRE re-
quested 10 bring them ior~ ard Tor pay meni
interest viii be required troui the date oi The
ooud' II pay uent 10 not punctusliy made
JB, }Esr.
July IS. StJs 81
e. The above sole Is POSTPONED
unnl Monday the 2Ath of the srestbt
month tNovembcy.l
November 8.
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FNAEKIISaOTEX..

IWE subscriber bcgsge to thank his
4 friends, aud the palsenerally Tor ihr
liberal patronage he has hved during the
last three years at the o. Hotel, where
from the snrahness Of thsnse and stable,
lie was 81 aly able 10 a.smod date ,hein a,
he wished, aud having - tor term OF
years. that well known, oeodions aud de
sirable establishment, tho
ENA.> EAA.M0TEA,
on main street, le( which will take posses
sion on the first day at Nmter neaD and
having made arrdn cement iaraish ii with
every necessary, most desle 10 travellers,
that this section of the stry sill afford,
aud being determined tor. no pains for
the accommodation Of thSa no may favor
him with their custom, hd res To receive a
share Of public patronage
50 HANCOCK.
Oct II. 1t WIN %
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Tnst Saie.
'rhe following property,

fnr the purpose nj carrying tie said trusts iato
esre aiian, "a wi Dick asgro man. De'sfy
4 .rnunn Nm NJ liz In .hIiILnn-
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Notice.
Walter II. Middleton

4 CQUAlNTS the public that he has
"A located himself in Lynchbulg, for the
purpose of conducting the APOTHECARi S
BUSINESS, in all lis various branches. lie
has purchased the establishment OF Dir. Thos.
Humphreys, and will receive in a few days an
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Also, SIX t.oES,
fOUN OYlEN A0rS,

m the L. vi OF Bethel, Composed To he nine
tenths) Asa. four head ui hur,e', IL head ut
cattle, 81 or 90 bead OF hogs, and n quantity
OF valuable
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1823-01-29
Last and ony Notice.

THE Subscriber having dis
- posed of his Stock in Trade to Mr.. +.
W: GoFFE, and beng about TO leave this Vi
entity, would inform all those who are indebt-
ed to him, either BY Note or Book Account.
whose terms of credit have expired, that un-
less they are settled before the 10th Of Febru-
airy next, they will be left with an Attorney
for collection.
- AMARfAH PRESTON.
JNillbury, jan 20, 1928.
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Dim.

In Dudley, Nov. Cd, Miss ormacinda Cor
bin, aged 22-and on the Cd inst. Miss Becca
Corbin, aged 90, the two eldest daughters Of
MIR. Lemuel Corbin. jun. [Priaters in Yer-
mont are requested 10 insert The ADORE deoths.I
At Templeton, on the 4th inst. Mr. Aholiab
Sawyer, in the 81st year of his age. Print
frs IN Termo'a and Maine are requested TO in
'er this death.
AT Princeton, on the 18th inst. Mr.. Abner
Brigham, aged So. The Printer Of the Bos-
ton Recorder and the Printer at Kesne are re-
quesied 10 insert this.
At Northbridge, Dec. 25th, Justice Sher-
man, in the 10Th year of his age.--In this
death we behold a young man cut off in the
bloom OF life, who bid fair to be an ornament
to the cause of Christ. During his sickness.
ne was favoured with the exercise of reason !:
and notwithstanding his bodily distress, he was
patient and resigned, and conYersed much with
his friends oil the subject of religion. For ma
ny days before his departure, all fear of death
was removed, and he had ardent desires to
leave this state of imperfection, and enter on
state of perfect holiness, where he could behold
the glory of Christ without veil, and enjoy
his presence without interruption
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defence is in danger Of being impaired by

defence is in danger of being impaired by
it.
The question Of imposing duty Upon Sales
at Auction is still under discussion. Sooner
or later the duty VIII be levied, as it is in al
most every other State and we marvel not a
little at the policy which permits SO jealous
opposition to the measure. To endeavour to
withhold from the people every object of spe-
click taxation, may ultimately induce them to
avail themselves of all such objects within
their reach.
The bill concerning Imprisonment for debt,
has somewhat of the character of bankrupt
system. We doubt much whether it pass, at
least in the shape in which only we have
seen it.
The bill relating to Religious Societies,
which on Friday, passed, in the House, to be
engrossed, although it contains some new pro-
visions, does not, as we perceive, very essen
tally affect the welfare Of Parishes. We
have not space, this week, for an abstract OF
the bill.
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country, that a nomination has already been
ssreed upon, in Boston, for the two first Off
GERS of the next government. Cannot per-
suade myself to credit the report, inasmuch
as II has not been usual to make such nomi-
nations so early in the year, and because also
strong impression has long prevailed in the
country, and which the report has served to
strengthen, that the candidate, said to be
agreed upon, could not be elected.
Should the report prove true, few weeks
will determine whether have been present.
ins to the publick, my private imaginations.
or speaking the words of " truth and sober.
ness.''
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Worcester, SIS.
Probate-Otlice, January 81, 1928.
To me W:doU0 and Heirs of EBER SMITH.
late Of Barre, an said County. deceased,
and 10 all Others concerned IN the Estate
Of sqid deceased, GREETING.
NOU are hereby cited to ap-
M pear Gfyou see ft) at the Court of Fro.
bate to be holden at Worcester, in said Coun-
ty, on the first Tuesday in March next, at
ten Of the clock, before noon, to show cause
why License should not be granted to the ADJ
m nistrator TO sell and convey so much Of the
Real Estate of said deceased as will raise the
sum Of 1915 II, for the payment of debts and
charges and you will be heard thereon.
THEOklls. WHEELER, Reg.
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Hon. Harrison Gray Otis, of Boston,
for Governor, and Hon. Mr.. Lyman, Of
Northampton, for Lieut.. Governor, have
been nominated by convention of the
federal members of the Legislature of
Massachusetts for the next election.
concord M II. J Patriot.
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@NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted to the
VA Subscriber are called upon to make inn
mediate payment. Those demands which
have been Of more than one years standing,
will be placed i'll the hands of an Attorney for
collection, if not paid before the twentieth OF
February next.
ELI WARREN.
Upton, January "a, 1923.
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The President of the United States
has ratified the Convention made at St.
Petersburg, relative to ndemniications
tor slaves carried off by the British dur
ing the late war, by proclamation dated
the 18th inst.
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MARRIED.

In this town, on the 28th inst. Mr.. Martin
buss, OF marlborough, to Miss Eliza Marble,
OF Rutland.
In Leicester, by Rev. Mr.. Nelson, Mr.. ST.
mon Phillips to Miss Evaline Sargent--all of
that place.
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We learn from a correspondent in
Hudson, that Mrs. Allen, the mother of
Lieut.. Allen, died on Thursday, the 7th
inst. Her death is supposed to have
been accelerated by that of her son.
.NezO- York .4nerican.
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Notice is lere6y Givea,
NHAT the Subscriber has i.

duly observation-disclosures =, a. -
tate Of DANIEL BELLOWS Ia :, -. IS
borough, in the Counk Of Wor, ss,.r s'e-
deceased, and has tA en- unon hin'.a fure,
trust, by giving bonll5,s the iaw d;rsc,s u .,s
persons indebted to hid Estat. ar. an
-, Up uP"' &c make Immediate payment; and
s ~ .nose 20 "hom sal Estate is indebted, are
siu.s'eo 10 EXHIBIT teir demands for settle
"sn. PHlNEAS DAVIS.
marlborough, Ian.eO, 1923.
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Of living to very narrow compass, compared
with that Of MIR. Kendall.
10 every point Of view, his claims upon a
continuance Of publick favour; are much SUE
periot to those Of Mr.. Kendall.
AN ELECTOR.
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Worcester, IS. January II. 1903.
A TTACHED, by virtue of an
IA Execution, (having been previously at
tached on mesne process) and will be sold, at
Pubilck Vendue, at Mr.. Charles Ben,ss's Tav
ern, in Spencer, OH Thursday, the 18th day of
February next, at o'clock, P. Nall the
Right, Title and Interest which JOSEPH
WHEAT has to redeem the mortgaged Real
Estate on which he now lives, situated in the
Southerly part of said Spencer, about three
miles from the centre Meeting House.
DANIEL UPHAM, II. Sheriff.
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NOTICE.

Worcester IS. January Is, 1928.
vNAkEN, on Execution, and
~ will be sold, at Publck Auction. on
fnday, the 2Sth day of February next, at one
O'CLOCK, r. M. at the house of Rufus Bullock.
IN IN hsoyalston-all the Right that JONATHAN
boz WORTH has in the Farm on which he
now ives, lying in the north part of Royalston.
bounded as follows, viz. west ON Lan3s 81 II,
sePh Estabfvvh, Esq. south ON Samuel o.
ory east on Oliver Loveioy north on T MS
Lovejcy and JonaI Read-contain;nv thru thru
acres, be the same more or less.
JOSEPH UPHAM, D. Sheriff.
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cation of shedding royal blood. While on
Tie contrary, by presrr, Ing their captive.
they may make their liberty the price n
their onn safely when The e,ises Of their
fate approaches.
Dutch papers In the 10Th lust. hay.
reached us this morning. We extract
from them the following mystprions rara
graph, relative - the discovery If ~ III
lodged conspiracy in Russia. lf there III
any truth IN the aeeonut at all correspond
ing with the apparent seriousness of the
transaction, IL may lead 10 consequences
OF much Importance at the present mo.
ment -
BEaLia, May a7.-uneypeetcd events
which are sud u have taken place IN Rus
STA, are at tIlist.mr the ehiefsuhieet of con.
versatinn. Privatc letters have been re-.
cel'cd direct from ST. Petersburg but SPEAK
however ON the subject With reserve aud
mention M particulars. According To the
reports IN circulation here ,eIy serious oc-
currences have TAKEN place. Ii is said
a conspiracy has been disco, cred, in which
several families Of the first rank are report.
Ell to be implicated. Il ID affirmed, that
an eccleslastic gave information of the ex-
'stenee olthe ploi To the Empress Mother,
Who was thu first 10 acqusiut her son.
1t Is stated that this discovery, has
greatly contributed 10 induce his imperial
Majesty TO give up for the present his in
teniion OF taxing "A journey into other eoun-
TRES, the circumstances being Of such ia
tnre that hisprrsence ia the empire is CON
sidered rs necessary. We know, however,
that these statements, which at present rest
only on reports, and the accounts given BY
travellers, are not authentic, but require
further counrinatinn
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4 MOTHER 5 Low.

mother love how sweet the uame.
what Il mothers love-
noble, pare aud tender name,
Enkindlcd from above
10 bless u heart al earthly menld
ihe Marmc'i love that ran gov cold
rus IS mothers 1--we
10 bring heiple.. babe to light
Then, while !, lies loflorn,
IL gaze upon tllai dearest slgli,
And ieel herself n.w born
In as existence lose her uun.
And i've aud brehihe in IL alone
It's wenkhtss IA her arms 10 Lcai,
10 cherish on her breut,
feed ~ hon Losesown iounfnn there.
Aud lull It there 10 rect;
ihcn, while u slnmbers, watch lis breath.
Asi to guard h"o instont death
llils IS mother love.
10 mark It's growth from LAY 10 day,
isop'ning charms admire.
'a,eh IRON us eye the oatIiest ray
oi intellectual fire
To smile aud listen when II talk.
Aud lend II finger when IL walks,
This is a mothers love.